To Bind a Steam Wraith
Monday, August 11th, 2008Two days passed before a note arrived from Cass via urchin boy that I was to meet her at the gates to the steam tunnels where I had first inquired after her, and to bring the case. I made haste to the rendezvous as soon as my work allowed. She met me at the gates […]
Tags: capture, Cass, escape, faeries, steam rat, stream wraith
Posted in The Case of the Steam Wraith | 4 Comments »>Interview with a Steam Rat
Monday, August 4th, 2008Finally, I have made progress in the mystery of the wraith that escaped several days ago. At the suggestion of Nemo, I subjected the containment vessel to a thorough investigation while I waited for a response from my confidant Dr. Welterschmidt. Close inspection revealed a series of tiny Faeronic runes etched inside the lid of […]
Tags: fairies, interview, photonic capture, steam rat, steam wraith, steampunk
Posted in The Case of the Steam Wraith | 3 Comments »>The Escape
Saturday, July 26th, 2008Let me begin by apologizing for my lack of updates to the Informatitron. Recently, my assistant in such matters has made significant improvements to the device, making it much easier for me to work with it. I plan to keep the information flowing in the future. Extraordinary events have made my life even more hectic […]
Tags: city park, fairies, ghosts, roundbottom, spiritology, steam wraith, tool case, Welterschmidt
Posted in The Case of the Steam Wraith | 4 Comments »>An Examination of the Infamous Frozen Hand
Monday, July 21st, 2008Winter has fallen quickly on the City and the Park. I hate it so. My research subjects shrivel up and die, or hide deep within the soil. I have nothing to capture, and so I spend my time reading in my laboratory, or sitting next to the fire in the common room, eavesdropping on the […]
Tags: frozen hand, ice, insects, photonic capture, winter
Posted in Unfiled | Comments Off on An Examination of the Infamous Frozen Hand>The Villain Revealed
Monday, July 21st, 2008The plan worked! Unfortunately, the last image of the sequence reveals that the Tinkerer—or, as I shall call him henceforth by his true identity, Doctor M__ K___, a noted entomologist and amateur horologist—became aware of my spy and attempted to destroy it. The katydid returned to its point of release quite damaged, and I’m afraid […]
Tags: clockwork, photonic capture, scientist, villain
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