The Agents visit the Dorchester House of Boston - a mental health institution in a storied location and affiliated with Delta Green. Searching for any connection to the King in Yellow the agents create strange bedfellows with some of the inpatients.

In the 90s a team of agents investigate a farm where livestock are dying and crops fail. Defying traditional explantions the program sends Father Rafael Hidalgo, Brian Grimm FSO and U.S Army Ret., DEA Agent Susanna Cathcart, and firefighter Berry Fredenberg under the cover of an EPA preliminary task force. The answers to the events on the Connor Farm become as unexpected as they are disturbing.

it is 2015 - twenty years have passed since the events at the McCallister building., and twenty years have passed since Patrick Kafka is went missing. Nic Harding has become recluse following the disappearance of his partner River, only joining Operas in the hope to find answers. Thomas Wright avoids answers to what happened to his daughter, but has ingrained himself in operations with the mysterious organization sometimes called "Delta Green". They are joined by Charlie Sutherland a psychiatrist to DG agents, and committed to rational explanations.

Tonight they find themselves in Boston for a task that raises everyones suspicions about the opera and their Case officer.

P4: A psychopath, a priest, and a pest controller walk into a physicians office . What they discover is a grave threat to Arkham - a place that is anything but a sleepy town.

New Impossible Landscape episodes coming soon!

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With Patrick retiring for the night, Nic alone must grapple with Thomas Wright's demands to reinvestigate the McCallister building. End of the investigations in 1995.

Agents Nic and Patrick piece together complete theories to present their handler. Patrick complicates matters by bringing Thomas Wright fully into the investigation.

The Agents escape the “Night Floors” though the horrors reveal their own personal and moral failures. Nic and Patrick decide to gather as much evidence as possible to present at a 6pm meeting with their handler. While doing so they encounter the potential for an unlikely ally if they are willing to extend their trust.

Music: David Fesliyan: Solving the Crime (Used according to artist’s non-commercial license rules. https://www.fesliyanstudios.com/faq)

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The agents find the impossible fourth floor of the McCallister building. Yet, what lies inside is even harder to explain.

Music: Golden Anchor: The Clearing. Golden Anchor: Midst of Anger (Royalty Free Music)

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Agents Nic Harding - FBI Consultant of anthropology and Patrick Kafka - Diplomatic Security Service, continue their search for answers in the disappearance of Abigail Wright. Reaching out to tenants, landlords and a concerned father they look for a "fourth floor" which is not mentioned on any floor plans.

Music: Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen (Path to the Abyss Royalty Free Music)

The year is 1995; Delta Green is a weak and unrecognized conspiracy operating in a cell structure. The disappearance of a young artist in lower Manhattan sparks the response of this struggling organization who spares