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A flash drive with millions of years’ worth of data. An unassuming public library guarded by a too-familiar invisible barrier. A dead man's son with information about The Library. Agent River has managed to tease out some answers, but has still ended up here: sitting across from a man with both Cyprus Security and Motion Inc. on his business card. What information does this Mikhail Klopper have to offer? And what new questions will it raise?

The guard with the switchblade is evidence that someone doesn’t want River in the Petaluma Public Library, and access to the knowledge within will pass more twists and turns. But our Theseus may already have the ball of yarn he needs to navigate this labyrinth of knowledge.

Closing a missing persons case is a win but it’s concerning that Javier can’t remember the details of his rescue. There’s a lot of red strings to pull between the Wingate-Peaslee’s information, the business card from Muir Wood, and Javier’s drive. But will River find answers or just more questions?

Some questions require answers even when there isn’t an official mission. So when Agent River receives a mysterious voicemail, he follows the trail to the office of Professor Nathaniel Wingate-Peaslee. And everything points to the Chroniclers and the brothers Castillo.

On September 21st, 2022, the members of R Cell and their shadowy Handler convened in a secret location to discuss the events and aftermath of Season 4, known as Operation Downpour. Guided by Agent Harker (Alandra Hileman), they dove deep into topics such as PTSD, body horror, safety tools, and sexism. Consider this a warning for the material covered, and come join the conversation.

Come join us live at https://www.twitch.tv/questsandchaos at 7 pm Pacific time, September 21st, for a talkback that promises to be as explosive as this season was. Come ask all of your burning questions.

The physical wounds may begin to close, but the emotional wounds stay fresh and raw much longer. Every Agent eventually has to ask: What happens when the body heals and the mind doesn’t? How much am I willing to sacrifice to complete the mission? Where do I finally draw the line?

(Additional Music Used: https://soundcloud.com/myuu/scent-of-night)

(CW: Ableism, PTSD, after effects of trauma)

Just because the mission has ended doesn't mean the challenges are gone. Coming home always requires some adjustment, and this time might be the hardest it's ever been. New wounds and old scars alike run deep, and now the slow process of healing must begin.

(CW: Body horror, violence)

Voices from the past now haunt the present, and if R Cell has any hope of completing the mission, they will also be forced to confront their own ghosts. Are they too late? Can anyone be saved now? Or will the power awakened in Kali Ghati bring black endings to all?

Three Ravens is written by Ed Randazzo & Bret Alexander

© 2009 ReservEd Music/Bretlee Music (ASCAP)

www.edrandazzomusic.com

www.bretalexanderonline.com

(Extra music used: https://soundcloud.com/myuu/walking-into-darkness)

Injured and shaken, R Cell regroups after the disastrous ambush. They must press forward. The mission still lies ahead. But what awaits them in the shadows of the Black Valley? And are they ready for the truths they will find there?

Three Ravens is written by Ed Randazzo & Bret Alexander

© 2009 ReservEd Music/Bretlee Music (ASCAP)

www.edrandazzomusic.com

www.bretalexanderonline.com