Our intrepid heroes wander around a city in the sewers - a Shitadel if you will - for a while before heading back in the actually poop-and-grossness-infested highway that is the sewers beneath Kartegatt. They don't splish-splash around for long before they find what they have been looking for. Boy, do they ever find it...

The Athanaric. Twin elder gods in a city in the sewers. Poop stained boots. Shapeshifting children. Theories on just what in the name of Gygax is going on. Funny voices. This episode has it all!

Our heroes, fresh out of good ideas, decide they should go spelunking in the city sewers hoping to make new friends. *slow clap*. Genius.

Last we heard from Kryten, he had disappeared in middle of the Temple of Kelemvor. Rather rude to just up and disappear from the people who were kind enough to save you from getting eaten... buuutttt, what can you expect from itinerant priest of Helm? Do you think there a Kartegatt version of Miss Manners? Would Kryten read her column if there was one? Yeah, I don't think so either. Sounds like it's time Kryten had a come-to-Jesus... err.... Helm experience.

Our heroes head back to their new base after collecting, what they thought were, rare and useful books. They then argue about who gets what book... like children.

Continuing further into the library, our heroes must climb stairs, ropes, walls, and dinosaurs - Wait! WHAT!? I'm being told dinosaurs is correct... OUR HEROES MUST CLIMB DINOSAURS! and ropes and walls and stairs, but most importantly DINOSAURS! All in search of some books that may or may not be there. Should be a good one.

Helmar returns to the group empty handed just in time to miss story time. Having to choose between the old library or the old sewers, the group decides to head to the library to see what kind of knowledge they can gain.

Our heroes learn a little more about what they're up against. Helmar goes in search of a missing Kryten while the rest of the group sticks around to talk to the Sevillous family.

Saved at the last second by a mysterious group of people, our heroes must decide to follow them or not - which they do, rather quickly. It's good they did, because they are taken in by a group of survivors who will hopefully, finally be able to tell them just what in the tarnizzle is going on. Or they might be cannibals who are going to eat them. This is Festival of the Dead after all.

Leaving Magnus behind, the rest of our heroes take the surviving civilians on the run into the city of Kartegatt in hopes of finding new shelter.