Case of the Blue Cape •
In the Library of the Alchemist
“The investigation is hardly closed. How much of initiation is a scam? How corrupt is the Invisible College?”
“The investigation is hardly closed. How much of initiation is a scam? How corrupt is the Invisible College?”
“The investigation is hardly closed. How much of initiation is a scam? How corrupt is the Invisible College?”
T.I.T.A.N. has unearthed a curious collection of notes in the library of the abandoned Unruh Manor house. Though concealed by a loose cipher pattern, we have been able to determine it is, or appears as, an extensive cataloguing of the day-to-day dietary habits of Mr. Chris Titan (who, as you know, has disappeared under mysterious circumstance). Of some particular interest is the Monday, July 24, 2006 entry, which is as follows:
Squirrel season opens in August so I was brushing up on one of my favorite recipes from Andrew McFing. I will generally hunt on the East Side of the Forest, as the West Side is protected with powerful squirrel voodoo.
Mr. Titan from this point details portions of an article on game meat, which we have lately relocated and link below. We were unable to source the exact title or index of the collection that the recipe for McFing biscuits was drawn from.
“I am sure we can get someone to jab a needle in your eye and inject a chip.” — Chris Titan
Dear Chris Titan,
Firstly, I must make it abundantly clear that Mr. Sampson is a trusted member of Neurocam International’s upper management. That does not, however, mean that he is completely beyond reproach.
To paraphrase a well known saying – “The price of security is eternal vigilance.”
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