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FINAL INVESTIGATION
[It’s Wednesday morning, and when the 8 remaining guest wake up, they’re greeted to a soft song playing in the distance. Even with the stress of the past few months, the song helps puts the living guests at east, a beam of hope in the dark times.
As the guests go to investigate the noise, they will find themselves heading to the casino. On a nearby card table, there is a pigeon with a key in their mouth, they’re docile enough to let you pet them if you want, but don’t expect them to stay around for long. As soon as all either guests enter the room, they drop the key and fly away.
A small note is attached to it, reading:]
I wish I could help more, but this key should help aid you on the journey that lies ahead of you. I believe in you all.
-Walt
[When they look for the door the key works on, they’ll quickly realize that there’s a locked door near the back of the casino, the key is a perfect match for it. When they open the door, they are greeted by a stream of moving carriages, Doombuggies, as it were, heading towards an inky black tunnel. It’s not exactly the most… normal way to investigate the mansion, but according to Walt this is the best bet you guys have.
As the remaining guests get inside the Doombuggies, they’ll find that the dark tunnel seems to stretch on forever, and you can feel them slowly go down, down, down. You might start to wonder how this tunnel even fits into this mansion, but this mansion never fit into normal reality, has it?
Eventually, as the Doombuggies take you further and further down, the guests will start to notice a branching path in front of them, either through sheer coincidence or some presence guiding the guests, they will find that no matter what they do, they’ll find themselves evenly split, going through the separate forks in the track.
It keeps going until soon, the ride comes to a sudden stop. A voice is heard through the halls.]
Playful spooks have interrupted our tour, please stay seated in your... Doombuggy. We will proceed in just a moment.
[But no matter how long they wait, the “ride” doesn’t start back up again. While it’s still dark down here, there’s enough light to make out a passageway besides the buggies, no matter which path the guest ended up taking.
Investigate?]
As the guests go to investigate the noise, they will find themselves heading to the casino. On a nearby card table, there is a pigeon with a key in their mouth, they’re docile enough to let you pet them if you want, but don’t expect them to stay around for long. As soon as all either guests enter the room, they drop the key and fly away.
A small note is attached to it, reading:]
I wish I could help more, but this key should help aid you on the journey that lies ahead of you. I believe in you all.
-Walt
[When they look for the door the key works on, they’ll quickly realize that there’s a locked door near the back of the casino, the key is a perfect match for it. When they open the door, they are greeted by a stream of moving carriages, Doombuggies, as it were, heading towards an inky black tunnel. It’s not exactly the most… normal way to investigate the mansion, but according to Walt this is the best bet you guys have.
As the remaining guests get inside the Doombuggies, they’ll find that the dark tunnel seems to stretch on forever, and you can feel them slowly go down, down, down. You might start to wonder how this tunnel even fits into this mansion, but this mansion never fit into normal reality, has it?
Eventually, as the Doombuggies take you further and further down, the guests will start to notice a branching path in front of them, either through sheer coincidence or some presence guiding the guests, they will find that no matter what they do, they’ll find themselves evenly split, going through the separate forks in the track.
It keeps going until soon, the ride comes to a sudden stop. A voice is heard through the halls.]
Playful spooks have interrupted our tour, please stay seated in your... Doombuggy. We will proceed in just a moment.
[But no matter how long they wait, the “ride” doesn’t start back up again. While it’s still dark down here, there’s enough light to make out a passageway besides the buggies, no matter which path the guest ended up taking.
Investigate?]
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By each spot the most unholy—
In each nook most melancholy,—
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And yet, her grip on her axe does not falter.
She steps evenly down the hall, looking at the many doors until she gets to the one they can hear the voice through. Carefully, she presses her ear to it, trying to decipher who the voice belongs to.]
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There the traveller meets, aghast,
Sheeted Memories of the Past—
Shrouded forms that start and sigh
As they pass the wanderer by—
White-robed forms of friends long given,
In agony, to the Earth—and Heaven.
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That's...ominous.
[He sneezes, a small, restrained, kitten-like "he-tchu" noise.]
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Is the door unlocked? Because if so, then she's going to try and crack it open a bit to peer in.]
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...She will notice that from peeking in, the voice seems to be coming from a record player placed on a table inside.]
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It's... it's okay. [She starts, actually opening the door now and stepping in. What's this place look like anyway?]
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Vincent Price's lovely voice continues on the record:]
For the heart whose woes are legion
’T is a peaceful, soothing region—
For the spirit that walks in shadow
’T is—oh, ’t is an Eldorado!
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She goes to check out the giant masks first. Serenade her, Vincent Price.]
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Well, unless the masks are suddenly going to leap up and start singing at them, she's going to check out some of the knick knacks in here.
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Last time he went up to a table with knick knacks on it he pissed off a teapot]
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Found some creepy giant masks. How bout you?
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The most prominent thing on the table is a strange model of some kind of home.]
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[Someone tell him what a dollhouse is please.]
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[Peers into it. This is probably the nicest thing they're going to see all day.
Hope there's no tiny dead bodies in here.]
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Oh, it's a little family...
[ how dated are we talking? ]
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Still, she gives the little model a once over for the sake of not missing anything that might be important. Like Tinkerbell's corpse. Or a hidden machine gun.]
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who plays darts like gaston
who smells farts like gaston
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