Nothing in this castle is as it seems. With one last puzzle to solve, Gydeon prepares for a starring role, Tonreir spots a trap, Iria loses the thread, and Wingthe loves those pink fuzzy slippers.

With dawn approaching and Lord Oberon fast returning, our heroes take the first steps in their scheme to infiltrate a vampire masquerade.

The enemy of your enemy is your friend, so long as they stop trying to eat you. Iria breaks up a fight, Tonreir strategizes, Wingthe makes a discovery, and Gydeon's dreams come true.

What do our heroes do when they're up against the wall? Some buck wild things. Gydeon loses her temper, Tonreir hatches a plan, Wingthe takes a leap, and Iria learns why curiosity killed the cat.

There is something old in this castle, something powerful, something the heroes aren't prepared for — and it's not Lord Oberon.

It's rude to read other people's diaries, but that sentiment may not apply to a century-old vampire whom our heroes are hunting.

In a rare moment of quiet, our heroes consider a moral dilemma. Tonreir stands with the natural order, Iria pushes for peace, Wingthe makes a deal, and Gydeon isn't really paying attention.

It's time to face the castle's first vampire. Iria contemplates the sun, Tonreir summons a weapon, Gydeon makes a break for it, and Wingthe loses a little something. If only someone had brought decapitation.

Inside the crumbling walls of Lord Oberon's castle, our heroes must decide if a mysterious prisoner is friend or foe — and make a sacrifice before time runs out.

As night falls and creatures stir, it's time for our heroes to head underground. Gydeon reads, Iria inspires, and Wingthe is on fire. Meanwhile, Tonreir gets a little bit risky.