Explosives ready, and finger hovering over the button, it looks like Pegasus and Sapphire have run out of time! How can they possibly keep the house from being turned to splinters?!

Never not be running! The team rushes to plant the bombs, but the constant assaults on them have begun to take it’s tole. Meanwhile, Pegasus needs to make a decision, exactly what is he willing to risk to do the right thing? What is he willing to do?

Pegasus and Sapphire drag their employer into the haunted house, hoping beyond hope that they can find a way to fix everything. But can they find a solution before the others finish traversing the hellscape of the cellar, and set the house to blow?!

Our players head quickly back to the haunted manor, armed with explosives and determination, ready to end this nightmare once and for all. But Pegasus just can’t accept these dire circumstances, and tries to find another solution.

The debate rages; will our heroes destroy this ancient elven manor to rescue it’s new inhabitants, or preserve it? What black market dealings, what shady methods will they have to turn to, just to do the right thing?

Dweezil is taught some important lessons about respecting others during courtship, and our heroes attempt to ask questions from the worst fantasy source: a magical beast that talks only in riddles.

Shira Snow has only few moments to question the head bursar before her crew bursts in and stomps all over everything (including the head bursar), and inform her that they actually have a plan.

The lightning fast minds of the new Dream Team scramble to find the most effective way to salvage their heist, as the others attempt to find the best way to squeeze a librarian for information.

The realization that events are beginning to move away from their control hits the players, and they scramble to form some kind of concrete plan. Will this desperation lead to success or just more petty vandalism and theft?

And so our heroes venture forth to the north and south, to thwart their rivals from entering Sielle Manor and to be very rude in a private library.