Neophile

In which Kasey escapes the cultists and what used to be her hotel in Kingsport, and is once again chased by monsters.. until she finds the grotto of Medusa.

In the town below the old lodge, things begin to seem almost normal. They aren't, of course. Arial and Walker cannot protect Kasey from the Pale Man's notice forever, and Deacon doesn't really seem to be trying.. but why does that mean that the architecture and geography of the town itself is changing?

Every hero needs a sword. Sometimes you have to search for the right one.

This episode once again features vocals by Jonthan Durnford as Deacon.

In which Kasey and Deacon cross an underground river and encounter the Pale Man, who is also known - for some reason - as Dracula.

This episode features vocals by Jonthan Durnford as Deacon, and Daniel Bell as the Pale Man.

In which Kasey has a great many questions, and does not get nearly enough answers. Who is the Pale Man that Walker calls 'Dracula'? How is he connected to the cultists, with their eerily familiar chanting? Why are Walker and Arial hiding, and who exactly is Nyarlathotep..?

This episode once again features vocals by Michele Ong as Arial, Jonthan Durnford as Deacon, and Lee Goldsworthy as Constable Delaney.

Sometimes the way forward is the way back - and not the path into the weird, eldritch forest of stone and metal trees that somehow lies in the basement, surrounding a sleeping revenant…

This episode once again features vocals by Jonathan Durnford as Deacon, and by Sebastian Frost as the lumberjack.

Fleeing the chapel of the Dark and terrible voices and sights within, Kasey takes refuge in an old hunting lodge - only to find that there are horrors in the woods as well, not all of them human. This episode once again features vocals by Jonathan Durnford as Deacon, as well as guest vocals by Lee Goldsworthy as Constable Delaney, and Sebastian Frost as Tonner Morris.

In which Kasey finds the journal of one Keziah Gilman, and uncovers the horrors contained therein - and those outside of its pages. This episode once again features vocals by Jonathan Durnford as Deacon.