WEBVTT 00:00.031 --> 00:02.294 [SPEAKER_05]: Last time, on Roseville Beach. 00:03.094 --> 00:06.458 [SPEAKER_09]: I am attempting to make pancakes. 00:07.219 --> 00:10.102 [SPEAKER_05]: She's been making pancakes for like four hours. 00:10.663 --> 00:13.086 [SPEAKER_05]: Please tell me you have literally anything else to do. 00:14.467 --> 00:18.091 [SPEAKER_05]: Is this your not girlfriend person you're speaking to again? 00:18.111 --> 00:20.594 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, we're calling the not girlfriend. 00:20.975 --> 00:22.296 [SPEAKER_07]: It's not like that. 00:22.336 --> 00:23.037 [SPEAKER_07]: It's not like that. 00:23.057 --> 00:23.938 [SPEAKER_07]: And he's a friend. 00:23.958 --> 00:25.760 [SPEAKER_07]: She's not not my non-girlfriend. 00:25.780 --> 00:26.781 [SPEAKER_07]: She's just my friend. 00:27.183 --> 00:30.006 [SPEAKER_07]: There were some shit going down at work today that I thought was kind of weird. 00:30.686 --> 00:35.151 [SPEAKER_02]: It's the same kind of scent that you experienced at the Pearl last week. 00:35.171 --> 00:37.393 [SPEAKER_02]: It is a sickening scent. 00:38.034 --> 00:42.138 [SPEAKER_02]: And then all three of you receive a psychic feeling. 00:42.158 --> 00:47.323 [SPEAKER_02]: And all you see is the shadow, something lingering over the least. 00:48.204 --> 00:49.365 [SPEAKER_05]: Someone is causing trouble. 00:49.805 --> 00:54.810 [SPEAKER_05]: They have an extremely powerful ability to do it. 00:54.993 --> 01:20.528 [SPEAKER_07]: a disappointment in that anybody in Roseville Beach, no matter who they are, can and will be affected by the strange happenings in Roseville Beach. 01:24.625 --> 01:43.579 [SPEAKER_00]: Part two is just the thrills upon the summer haze Together on the beach, we'll turn the night to day Adventures on the beach, so come along and play 01:46.377 --> 02:15.135 [SPEAKER_00]: Roseville Beach, the ghosts like to play Monsters hide, but they won't stay Roseville Beach, with the game that they found We'll turn this town right, back around Blue nose, there's no broken thing that she can't feel 02:16.280 --> 02:36.820 [SPEAKER_00]: magic that comes from lost powers the way she lay by the way by the way Ari, on this quest you're loving, good some fishy tricks Ari, on this quest you're loving, good some fishy tricks Ari, on this quest you're loving, good some fishy tricks Ari, on this quest you're loving, good some fishy tricks Ari, on this quest you're loving, good some fishy tricks Ari, on this quest you're loving, good some fishy tricks Ari, on this quest you're loving, good some fishy tricks Ari, on this quest you're loving, good some fishy tricks Ari, on this quest you're loving, good some fishy tricks Ari, on this quest you're loving, good some fishy tricks Ari, on this quest you're loving, good some fishy tricks Ari, on this quest you're loving, good some fishy tricks 02:37.981 --> 03:07.937 [SPEAKER_00]: Roseville Beach The ghosts like to play Monsters hide But they won't stay Roseville Beach With the gang that they found We'll turn this town right Back around 03:11.798 --> 03:24.532 [SPEAKER_02]: We open up our episode inside of the beach house, behind our secret door in a room which we use to track all of the mysteries on Rosville Beach. 03:24.974 --> 03:27.360 [SPEAKER_02]: You made a startling! 03:27.475 --> 03:33.910 [SPEAKER_02]: Revelation last week that these mysteries might not be disconnected. 03:34.511 --> 03:42.008 [SPEAKER_02]: Around you, you have several artifacts almost of these investigations. 03:42.173 --> 03:44.175 [SPEAKER_02]: And just kind of like panning over, right? 03:44.275 --> 03:52.665 [SPEAKER_02]: You can see the spell scroll or the research notes I should really say, from OSHA, granting the possibility of eternal life. 03:53.085 --> 03:58.992 [SPEAKER_02]: You see the camera, which was used to track down magical individuals. 03:59.393 --> 04:07.502 [SPEAKER_02]: There is the painting, which you have taken from sort of the Coven Home and brought it to your house. 04:07.962 --> 04:11.927 [SPEAKER_02]: You also have the Sledchammer from last week. 04:11.907 --> 04:22.356 [SPEAKER_02]: you have had incidents at places like the Roosevelt Pearl where you have taken on maybe not a physical artifact, but promises to find people who are responsible. 04:23.011 --> 04:45.752 [SPEAKER_07]: Lou hasn't fully lost her anger from the last time and brings a little bit of that with her to this conversation in which she goes, listen, if people in this town have decided that they want to give themselves over to some unspeakable entity of unknown origin, then that's their fucking problem. 04:45.812 --> 04:52.258 [SPEAKER_07]: And sure, yeah, do we have to step in because we're the fucking mysteries crew of the 04:52.238 --> 04:54.920 [SPEAKER_07]: But I'm just saying that I don't have a lot of pity for that. 04:55.525 --> 04:56.190 [SPEAKER_09]: Who might you? 04:56.491 --> 05:06.761 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes, but also some of these entities, some of these powers that be, so to say, they're powerful and ancient. 05:07.081 --> 05:20.694 [SPEAKER_09]: I, the hotel immemorial of models falling prey to siren songs, to allusions, to power and to a form of justice. 05:21.295 --> 05:26.059 [SPEAKER_09]: I understand your anger, but if there is something 05:26.495 --> 05:33.525 [SPEAKER_09]: external that is able to call all these people to do a bidding. 05:34.065 --> 05:42.958 [SPEAKER_09]: We cannot discount its its power and we have to recognize that maybe the will of these people were however strong we're not enough. 05:43.719 --> 05:44.279 [SPEAKER_09]: Resident Witch. 05:45.281 --> 05:48.585 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know if there's a strong enough honestly. 05:48.605 --> 05:55.675 [SPEAKER_05]: I got said we've been very very lucky 05:56.296 --> 06:03.644 [SPEAKER_05]: Uh-huh, because we've definitely gotten in the way directly twice if not indirectly more times. 06:04.785 --> 06:06.006 [SPEAKER_05]: Eyes are on us now. 06:06.026 --> 06:06.787 [SPEAKER_05]: And that's not great. 06:07.628 --> 06:12.513 [SPEAKER_07]: The common thread is there is something quote unquote controlling people. 06:12.553 --> 06:20.301 [SPEAKER_07]: Even if my sense is at all these people have given willingly, there's still something there. 06:20.922 --> 06:21.903 [SPEAKER_05]: It's an end. 06:21.923 --> 06:25.847 [SPEAKER_05]: It's not a possession. 06:26.620 --> 06:27.982 [SPEAKER_05]: No, it's not a possession. 06:28.283 --> 06:31.688 [SPEAKER_05]: It's more... God, how do I even describe it? 06:31.808 --> 06:32.329 [SPEAKER_05]: It's like... 06:33.451 --> 06:34.733 [SPEAKER_05]: It's a bit like puppeting. 06:35.374 --> 06:36.236 [SPEAKER_05]: But you're still... 06:37.037 --> 06:39.120 [SPEAKER_05]: It's like you're a puppet, but you know you're a puppet. 06:40.563 --> 06:43.648 [SPEAKER_05]: You kind of had to say yes to not get completely obliterated. 06:43.688 --> 06:46.272 [SPEAKER_05]: And you kind of see what happens after they're like separated. 06:46.873 --> 06:51.801 [SPEAKER_05]: So to speak, like, I don't think anybody who's gone through it is at a good finish out there. 06:52.220 --> 06:54.363 [SPEAKER_05]: If I'm tracking this correctly, right? 06:54.924 --> 06:55.986 [SPEAKER_05]: At least it's in a coma. 06:56.426 --> 07:00.312 [SPEAKER_05]: Paintbrush lady, I'm pretty sure we needed her into the other dimension. 07:00.813 --> 07:02.275 [SPEAKER_05]: That's a good point. 07:02.696 --> 07:11.289 [SPEAKER_09]: If we, for a moment, and Orion gets up like porces all glasses of wine and it sits down swirls so wine for taking a sip. 07:11.609 --> 07:14.093 [SPEAKER_06]: Once again, Lou takes a sip and it's just like, 07:14.326 --> 07:17.475 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, the worst thing I've ever drank in my life. 07:17.495 --> 07:21.948 [SPEAKER_05]: Hey, like, it's just like summons the ice cubes out of the ice box and just drops them in there. 07:22.269 --> 07:25.298 [SPEAKER_05]: Just because she knows you're not going to be able to handle it otherwise. 07:25.548 --> 07:26.409 [SPEAKER_09]: Consider for a moment. 07:26.749 --> 07:41.466 [SPEAKER_09]: We are heavily focused on the the methodology upon which this entity is moving about the space, but we haven't thought enough about what they're trying to do here with the incident with the paintbrush. 07:41.926 --> 07:48.413 [SPEAKER_09]: They were attempting to lock the hoards of people away right? 07:49.114 --> 07:50.075 [SPEAKER_07]: I was in a painting. 07:50.756 --> 07:53.399 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, and what was that painting you signed originally for? 07:53.519 --> 07:55.521 [SPEAKER_05]: It was 07:55.906 --> 08:02.513 [SPEAKER_07]: I actually couldn't tell you, somebody put a piece of paper in front of my face and I just put my name on it. 08:02.994 --> 08:09.901 [SPEAKER_05]: That about tracks, Luis's case he was getting revenge for people who were putting his company under. 08:09.921 --> 08:16.208 [SPEAKER_05]: If I understand this correctly, like you knew him better, they were leaving his crew to join another. 08:16.268 --> 08:18.711 [SPEAKER_05]: But both were both building towards the same things? 08:19.452 --> 08:22.335 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, sorry, I just don't buy his fucking story. 08:22.754 --> 08:40.653 [SPEAKER_09]: At the heart of each is a betrayal, at the heart of each, there is, if we are to take Luis at his work, there is a wrongdoing that is attempting to be righted. 08:40.673 --> 08:52.626 [SPEAKER_09]: I think if we are able to find more incidences around Roseville Beach where people have been 08:53.618 --> 09:01.409 [SPEAKER_09]: We might at the very least be able to preempt what is about to occur rather than just react. 09:02.351 --> 09:11.324 [SPEAKER_02]: As if you had summoned trouble, Arion, there is a knock that is loud and echoes through the beach house at your door. 09:11.945 --> 09:12.946 [SPEAKER_07]: You guys stay in here? 09:13.688 --> 09:14.248 [SPEAKER_07]: I'll go get it. 09:15.110 --> 09:15.390 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 09:16.012 --> 09:24.182 [SPEAKER_07]: kind of like come out of the secret door and I close the bookcase behind me and then I go, is it was it the front door or was it like the porch door in the back? 09:25.445 --> 09:30.991 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, that's weird, because everybody we know I think comes around the back and up to the porch door. 09:31.411 --> 09:34.094 [SPEAKER_07]: So I go and I open the front door and I'm going to go ahead and do. 09:35.055 --> 09:41.822 [SPEAKER_08]: When you peek around or peek through your little people, you see a light brown skinned fem standing there. 09:41.882 --> 09:44.225 [SPEAKER_08]: They are very statue-esque, probably about 5-10. 09:44.625 --> 09:49.710 [SPEAKER_08]: You can't tell if they're wearing heels, if you open the door, they are not there in little sandals, like flat sandals. 09:49.850 --> 09:51.452 [SPEAKER_08]: They have their hair kind of 09:51.432 --> 10:00.163 [SPEAKER_08]: hold up and back into two big afro puffs with lots of little clips in to kind of hold all their strays, lots of little cute curly shoes of hair framing their face. 10:00.423 --> 10:08.173 [SPEAKER_08]: Their makeup is a mix between something very bubble gummy and disco, but also very goth at the same time and they are covered in tattoos. 10:08.413 --> 10:15.162 [SPEAKER_08]: You can still see like bare bits of skin here and there, but they have like a really beautiful kind of collection that they are rocking. 10:15.142 --> 10:25.377 [SPEAKER_08]: They're wearing a little halter top, but they're midger of showing, they have like a little bit of a pooch, a little sexy pooch, very curvacious and voluptuous figure, wearing little short shorts, and kind of like looking expectantly. 10:25.437 --> 10:35.192 [SPEAKER_08]: And I think like as they're looking around, and they realize that someone might be watching them, they kind of flick their eyes toward the people and like move their face in. 10:35.172 --> 10:36.074 [SPEAKER_08]: really close. 10:36.575 --> 10:46.714 [SPEAKER_07]: Lou opens the door as you move in and you see this not actually much shorter than you but five nine. 10:47.035 --> 10:51.223 [SPEAKER_07]: Really badly dressed but she is wearing a 10:51.997 --> 11:02.960 [SPEAKER_07]: white tanked up blue and green flannel around her waist, not reaching me jean shorts and then ankle high like timberland boots. 11:03.622 --> 11:05.065 [SPEAKER_07]: Hello, I don't know you. 11:05.085 --> 11:07.691 [SPEAKER_07]: No, you don't. 11:07.711 --> 11:09.354 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, I know like everyone on the beach. 11:09.695 --> 11:12.621 [SPEAKER_07]: So, do you only look at single girls? 11:12.938 --> 11:26.559 [SPEAKER_07]: No, no actually I feel like the only person I thought I knew that was single I just found out last week wasn't single and also most of the people that I know on the beach are like Men. 11:26.619 --> 11:30.205 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh Well, I mean I can't say that I've been hiding. 11:30.726 --> 11:31.066 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay. 11:31.787 --> 11:36.094 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm just surprised I fixed like a bunch of houses So I'm surprised I haven't seen you around 11:36.142 --> 11:37.885 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, Samir is really handy. 11:38.005 --> 11:39.928 [SPEAKER_08]: She fixes a lot of stuff. 11:39.949 --> 11:40.509 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, okay. 11:40.910 --> 11:43.354 [SPEAKER_07]: Do I know that name, Alex, or not at all? 11:43.374 --> 11:47.421 [SPEAKER_02]: Lou, you don't know that name, but, hey, Alex, you definitely do. 11:47.782 --> 11:50.747 [SPEAKER_02]: It's one of the artists at the tentu shop. 11:51.268 --> 11:55.535 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, another person I don't know, weird. 11:55.896 --> 11:57.238 [SPEAKER_07]: That's, I gotta fix that. 11:57.303 --> 11:58.805 [SPEAKER_08]: Maybe you don't get out much. 11:59.006 --> 12:01.169 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, I used to go go dance at the bar. 12:01.550 --> 12:04.715 [SPEAKER_08]: I actually bartend now sometimes especially on ladies night. 12:04.735 --> 12:06.358 [SPEAKER_08]: I make a lot of money. 12:06.378 --> 12:07.700 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, yeah. 12:07.720 --> 12:12.488 [SPEAKER_07]: So there's like a couple bars that don't like me coming around. 12:12.588 --> 12:14.371 [SPEAKER_07]: So maybe that's why we haven't met. 12:14.652 --> 12:17.276 [SPEAKER_08]: So Timber looks at your boots and goes a troublemaker. 12:17.316 --> 12:22.264 [SPEAKER_07]: Sometimes I don't have the funds to pay for my drinks. 12:22.379 --> 12:24.141 [SPEAKER_08]: Mmm, I see. 12:24.662 --> 12:26.924 [SPEAKER_07]: What, but you, uh, why are you here? 12:26.944 --> 12:27.405 [SPEAKER_07]: Do you tell? 12:27.445 --> 12:28.306 [SPEAKER_07]: Like what's going on? 12:28.766 --> 12:31.970 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, um, what do you guys know about the tattoo shop? 12:31.990 --> 12:33.932 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, I don't have any tattoos. 12:34.372 --> 12:35.614 [SPEAKER_07]: I probably should have some. 12:35.634 --> 12:38.997 [SPEAKER_07]: I feel like my vibe gives off that, but I don't. 12:39.238 --> 12:41.961 [SPEAKER_07]: But I, my roommate, Alex has a bunch of tattoos. 12:42.021 --> 12:43.062 [SPEAKER_07]: She might know some stuff. 12:43.623 --> 12:45.805 [SPEAKER_07]: Subtemper here's that and walks into your house. 12:45.785 --> 12:47.568 [SPEAKER_07]: And Lou let it happen. 12:48.169 --> 12:50.772 [SPEAKER_07]: So many people have just walked into our house before. 12:51.133 --> 12:55.960 [SPEAKER_07]: We had buds through a party that was being haunted by a submarine, man. 12:56.000 --> 12:59.345 [SPEAKER_07]: Like it's not unusual for strangers to be in our house. 12:59.726 --> 13:05.755 [SPEAKER_07]: So that just happens and she shuts the front door and she goes, could you, would you mind closing your eyes for a second? 13:05.795 --> 13:07.077 [SPEAKER_07]: We have like one secret. 13:07.357 --> 13:08.579 [SPEAKER_08]: Are you going to do something weird to me? 13:08.899 --> 13:09.100 [SPEAKER_08]: No. 13:09.641 --> 13:11.944 [SPEAKER_08]: I'd prefer to know before you did it if that's okay. 13:11.924 --> 13:17.039 [SPEAKER_07]: No, no, I'm going to get my roommate, but we have like one secret in the house. 13:17.601 --> 13:20.971 [SPEAKER_07]: If you don't close your eyes, I will be broaching the secret to you. 13:21.011 --> 13:21.934 [SPEAKER_07]: And I don't think that's 13:22.268 --> 13:22.969 [SPEAKER_07]: responsible. 13:23.329 --> 13:25.272 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, I will turn around. 13:25.933 --> 13:26.974 [SPEAKER_08]: I will not close my eyes. 13:27.255 --> 13:28.096 [SPEAKER_08]: No, yeah, that's fine. 13:28.116 --> 13:29.318 [SPEAKER_08]: Turn that's that's fine. 13:29.338 --> 13:31.280 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm just letting you know that I have pepper spray. 13:31.761 --> 13:39.672 [SPEAKER_08]: I recognize that we're about the same height and so I don't really have a lot on you to like pounce if I need to, but if you do something weird, we're gonna have a problem. 13:39.972 --> 13:42.616 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, well, I'm not, I promise you, you don't have to believe me. 13:42.776 --> 13:44.398 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm not trying to do anything weird. 13:44.418 --> 13:50.807 [SPEAKER_07]: So if you just want to turn around, you're gonna hear a little bit of 13:50.787 --> 13:51.328 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, okay. 13:51.348 --> 14:06.505 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, you know, enjoy the viewer, whatever, and she turns around and rolls her eyes and you just like stare into our kitchen and Lou, like and it opens the bookcase into the secret room. 14:06.765 --> 14:07.306 [SPEAKER_07]: It's like Alex. 14:07.546 --> 14:08.647 [SPEAKER_07]: Except you do out here right now. 14:08.947 --> 14:09.868 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm floundering. 14:09.969 --> 14:11.971 [SPEAKER_07]: There's like a there's like a new person. 14:12.111 --> 14:12.912 [SPEAKER_07]: But we have a guess. 14:13.012 --> 14:13.693 [SPEAKER_07]: Can I not come? 14:14.033 --> 14:18.398 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, no, no, sorry on you come too, but like she's specifically asking for Felix. 14:18.513 --> 14:25.284 [SPEAKER_07]: Ooh, tattoo stuff, tattoo stuff, tattoo stuff, tattoo you know tattoo stuff. 14:25.704 --> 14:29.330 [SPEAKER_09]: A reans trots forward, you're excited about a guest. 14:29.350 --> 14:35.580 [SPEAKER_07]: If you come out of the room, you just see Lou like sweating and then in the back of an individual you do don't know. 14:35.620 --> 14:37.703 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh yes, sorry, you can turn around now. 14:37.885 --> 14:38.426 [SPEAKER_04]: Hi. 14:39.127 --> 14:39.688 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, okay. 14:39.928 --> 14:40.609 [SPEAKER_07]: Um, yeah. 14:40.850 --> 14:42.973 [SPEAKER_07]: Which one of you is are you both the roommate? 14:43.734 --> 14:44.956 [SPEAKER_07]: We're all roommates. 14:45.057 --> 14:46.960 [SPEAKER_07]: This is the one I'm talking about, Alex. 14:47.340 --> 14:48.282 [SPEAKER_07]: They know tattoos. 14:48.742 --> 14:54.532 [SPEAKER_05]: You see a much shorter than you, a five to mixed Korean woman. 14:54.852 --> 15:02.104 [SPEAKER_05]: She has on like these ridiculously baggy pants with too many pockets on them and like a studded belt. 15:02.354 --> 15:04.177 [SPEAKER_05]: that is doing its job somehow. 15:04.217 --> 15:06.520 [SPEAKER_05]: She's like kind of wiery but she's like very small. 15:06.941 --> 15:22.405 [SPEAKER_05]: She's wearing a tank top that shows the fact that she has a full sleeve of floral tattoos down her left arm to her wrist and you would actually notice that there is a fresh tattoo on her right arm on her forearm of a long 15:22.705 --> 15:29.437 [SPEAKER_05]: dagger, a very ornate seeming dagger, which is what she did at the tattoo shop this past week. 15:29.697 --> 15:33.644 [SPEAKER_05]: For reasons, you also see she's wearing a thick black like velvet choker. 15:33.884 --> 15:44.102 [SPEAKER_05]: She has a long thick braid going down one side and it's shaped on the other and her face has just like piercings and other random scars around her body that you can just kind of see. 15:44.462 --> 15:48.409 [SPEAKER_05]: She kind of looks to use a 15:48.777 --> 15:53.283 [SPEAKER_05]: Lou was not specific on I have tattoos. 15:53.403 --> 15:55.166 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't know what I don't know her. 15:55.206 --> 16:11.528 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know her and I know everyone Then you let her come out my my aren't you a vision oh and you see before you he's not that much taller than you Maybe by a couple of inches, but you see a slim slender frame young man 16:11.812 --> 16:15.636 [SPEAKER_09]: with warm brown skin and very, very soft features. 16:15.877 --> 16:27.750 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes, he's bright, honey colored eyes, manicured eyebrows, and shoulder length, wavy hair, that curls, and it just falls in a dreamy leaf action. 16:28.131 --> 16:40.485 [SPEAKER_09]: And right now, he is wearing a crop top, and high-waisted trousers, and is carrying a nursing a glass 16:40.533 --> 16:43.658 [SPEAKER_08]: September's eyes kind of like light up. 16:43.698 --> 16:50.910 [SPEAKER_08]: They linger on Alex for a second, and then scan right back to you, and then take you in, and then they look back at Lou. 16:51.251 --> 16:56.440 [SPEAKER_08]: As much as you don't know me, I somehow don't know any of you, and I'm very surprised I don't know you. 16:57.341 --> 17:00.687 [SPEAKER_08]: I feel like with that outfit alone we should probably be friends. 17:01.428 --> 17:02.550 [SPEAKER_09]: I agree. 17:02.570 --> 17:07.418 [SPEAKER_09]: I suppose you've not found 17:07.769 --> 17:12.562 [SPEAKER_08]: I know, I mean, I, listen, let's be honest, I don't buy my own drinks. 17:12.722 --> 17:15.149 [SPEAKER_08]: So I really just go wherever the money is sometimes. 17:15.590 --> 17:19.802 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, I perform them regularly, and you just let me know when you're in for a good night. 17:19.842 --> 17:20.945 [SPEAKER_09]: I'll make sure you get good seats. 17:21.286 --> 17:22.529 [SPEAKER_08]: You perform. 17:23.291 --> 17:24.073 [SPEAKER_09]: I sure do. 17:24.307 --> 17:25.328 [SPEAKER_08]: Wow. 17:26.069 --> 17:28.693 [SPEAKER_08]: You can see her taking like a mental note in her mind. 17:29.233 --> 17:31.696 [SPEAKER_02]: Alex, one of your comforts was the test you shot. 17:31.856 --> 17:33.358 [SPEAKER_02]: How often did you hang out there? 17:33.398 --> 17:35.501 [SPEAKER_02]: Did you just go there to get your work done? 17:35.922 --> 17:46.595 [SPEAKER_05]: I think Alex was very much like the kind of person, like one of her established traits for a while was keeping herself distant from people that she couldn't get a trust for. 17:46.655 --> 17:53.824 [SPEAKER_05]: So probably wouldn't have been around until like the 12th session or whatever 17:53.804 --> 17:56.887 [SPEAKER_05]: being even like a little bit friendly with anyone there. 17:57.127 --> 18:05.396 [SPEAKER_05]: She would go there a lot but I think she only would have been hanging out there very, very close to the end of its tenure before it was abandoned. 18:05.776 --> 18:09.440 [SPEAKER_02]: Do you think you would have gotten something done by like every person, every artist from there? 18:10.001 --> 18:11.382 [SPEAKER_02]: Or do you do you do like the same artist every time? 18:11.742 --> 18:13.644 [SPEAKER_05]: For the sleeve is the same artist every time. 18:13.985 --> 18:17.328 [SPEAKER_05]: I think her other like random tattoos she got before she came here. 18:17.729 --> 18:22.073 [SPEAKER_05]: I think she had some 18:22.576 --> 18:23.938 [SPEAKER_05]: bumping around from place to place. 18:24.038 --> 18:27.644 [SPEAKER_05]: So the sleeve is a recent addition, and it's the only one she got down here. 18:28.245 --> 18:40.626 [SPEAKER_08]: I think they kind of look at you, and as they turn their attention back to you, their expression softens a little bit, looking at your ink, and they kind of invade your personal space to take your non-fresh arm and kind of look at it. 18:41.407 --> 18:43.471 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, yeah, they do really nice work on. 18:43.851 --> 18:45.394 [SPEAKER_08]: I've seen you around! 18:45.695 --> 18:51.382 [SPEAKER_08]: But this looks new, and it... Well, it's indicating to me that you're the person who broke in. 18:51.783 --> 18:53.905 [SPEAKER_08]: If I may speak for Alex, what? 18:54.446 --> 18:55.007 [SPEAKER_08]: You're friends. 18:55.467 --> 18:57.390 [SPEAKER_08]: Alex, do you see their fresh ink? 18:57.410 --> 18:57.890 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah! 18:58.150 --> 19:00.313 [SPEAKER_08]: There's one tattoo shop on the island. 19:00.533 --> 19:00.954 [SPEAKER_08]: Right? 19:01.234 --> 19:02.636 [SPEAKER_08]: Everybody there vanished. 19:03.437 --> 19:03.777 [SPEAKER_08]: Huh? 19:04.438 --> 19:05.199 [SPEAKER_08]: They broke in? 19:05.259 --> 19:07.102 [SPEAKER_08]: Right? 19:07.642 --> 19:11.327 [SPEAKER_04]: Because it's breaking in if the door isn't really even locked? 19:11.347 --> 19:13.069 [SPEAKER_08]: Technically, yeah, you know. 19:13.538 --> 19:15.522 [SPEAKER_08]: Disturbing the evidence, for example? 19:15.923 --> 19:17.868 [SPEAKER_08]: Wait, Alex, did you tattoo yourself? 19:18.569 --> 19:19.190 [SPEAKER_04]: One at a time. 19:19.892 --> 19:22.197 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, we could talk about that later. 19:22.237 --> 19:32.560 [SPEAKER_08]: If you go into a place where I don't know people are looking for clues, for example, it's possible that you can, I don't know, what do they say, tank the evidence? 19:32.708 --> 19:36.312 [SPEAKER_05]: That place has been shut down for an incredibly long amount of time. 19:36.633 --> 19:37.674 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't think you need to rub it in. 19:37.935 --> 19:38.355 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm sorry. 19:38.395 --> 19:39.176 [SPEAKER_08]: Are you upset? 19:39.617 --> 19:40.097 [SPEAKER_08]: A little bit. 19:40.137 --> 19:40.438 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes. 19:40.598 --> 19:41.499 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, I've been... 19:41.980 --> 19:44.783 [SPEAKER_08]: I've been trying really hard to figure out where everybody went. 19:45.444 --> 19:47.146 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm at about the break-in thing, but... 19:47.166 --> 19:47.466 [SPEAKER_07]: Yes! 19:47.486 --> 19:50.831 [SPEAKER_07]: Is Samira... does she disappear? 19:50.871 --> 19:51.672 [SPEAKER_07]: Yes. 19:52.613 --> 19:53.494 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, see that? 19:53.734 --> 19:57.619 [SPEAKER_07]: Is helpful to know because now I understand why you're upset. 19:57.667 --> 20:24.979 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, you know what, it's a little, it's a, it's a, it's a sore subject and I'm, I'm doing my best to just kind of keep it together and what I went there today to commune and try to, I don't know, speak with, maybe a spirit or figure out if I could dust for Prince, whatever, I was trying to do whatever it is that I can do to fix this problem and find my girl, but unfortunately, I realized that someone had been there touching things. 20:25.379 --> 20:26.020 [SPEAKER_05]: First of all, 20:26.320 --> 20:29.293 [SPEAKER_05]: when you say the words, commune and spirit. 20:29.645 --> 20:35.311 [SPEAKER_05]: Alex's eyes like go wide for a second and then they narrow and her face goes very stone-cold. 20:35.572 --> 20:38.355 [SPEAKER_07]: We tried to exercise a ghost last week. 20:38.735 --> 20:39.075 [SPEAKER_07]: Did you? 20:39.436 --> 20:39.996 [SPEAKER_05]: Lou. 20:40.016 --> 20:40.337 [SPEAKER_07]: Sorry. 20:40.617 --> 20:41.418 [SPEAKER_05]: Don't volunteer. 20:41.818 --> 20:42.799 [SPEAKER_07]: Not the tattoo shop. 20:42.960 --> 20:44.241 [SPEAKER_08]: It was not a tattoo shop. 20:44.261 --> 20:44.641 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm sorry. 20:44.662 --> 20:46.363 [SPEAKER_08]: I'll keep on not shirt. 20:46.463 --> 20:50.748 [SPEAKER_08]: I want to get back to you in a minute because I would like more information about that actually. 20:50.768 --> 20:51.809 [SPEAKER_05]: It's pretty interesting. 20:52.050 --> 20:52.891 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay. 20:53.211 --> 20:53.832 [SPEAKER_05]: We'll cover that. 20:54.152 --> 20:58.757 [SPEAKER_05]: Number one, I thought I kept tabs on every witch on this island. 20:58.737 --> 21:00.440 [SPEAKER_08]: You keep tabs on witches on this island. 21:01.102 --> 21:04.909 [SPEAKER_08]: Don't you have, surely, I mean, you look like you have a much more colourful like it in that. 21:05.811 --> 21:09.057 [SPEAKER_05]: Don't overestimate me, look, are you a recent arrival? 21:09.458 --> 21:13.305 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, I've been here for a little while, my story doesn't matter. 21:13.365 --> 21:15.750 [SPEAKER_08]: I have a complicated past, but... 21:15.770 --> 21:17.573 [SPEAKER_05]: Showing the fucking club. 21:17.553 --> 21:19.455 [SPEAKER_08]: Why are you so suspicious of me? 21:19.675 --> 21:22.638 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm the one who came here to talk to you about your breaking and entering. 21:22.898 --> 21:24.059 [SPEAKER_09]: Forgive me, everybody. 21:24.099 --> 21:28.443 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm a little confused of the presence set of circumstances. 21:28.924 --> 21:31.546 [SPEAKER_09]: People disappear from the tattoo parlour. 21:32.367 --> 21:33.448 [SPEAKER_09]: You tattoo yourself? 21:33.888 --> 21:34.709 [SPEAKER_09]: When did this happen? 21:35.130 --> 21:37.392 [SPEAKER_05]: Which one do you want to answer there two different times? 21:38.052 --> 21:39.754 [SPEAKER_05]: Uh, the disappearance first. 21:39.774 --> 21:41.936 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes, everybody went missing. 21:42.216 --> 21:46.260 [SPEAKER_08]: There's about a month ago, maybe two, at this point? 21:46.308 --> 21:49.832 [SPEAKER_08]: I tried telling people, I tried talking to the authorities. 21:49.972 --> 21:54.236 [SPEAKER_08]: They looked at me like, well, maybe she left you and I was like, what do you leave me? 21:54.276 --> 21:56.539 [SPEAKER_08]: Please, of course so. 21:56.579 --> 21:58.921 [SPEAKER_07]: Number one, yeah, of course not. 21:59.602 --> 22:07.310 [SPEAKER_07]: Number two, I'm simply floored by the amount of things happening on this beach that we don't know about. 22:07.570 --> 22:13.817 [SPEAKER_07]: It kills me every time I find out about them because I'm literally everywhere. 22:13.797 --> 22:18.728 [SPEAKER_07]: And people went missing a month ago, and I didn't know about it. 22:19.028 --> 22:20.131 [SPEAKER_08]: Why didn't your friend tell you? 22:20.171 --> 22:23.919 [SPEAKER_08]: They've got all kinds of information, don't you, Alex? 22:23.939 --> 22:28.870 [SPEAKER_08]: And her eyes kind of narrow it you back like, no mean mugging, but just like sus. 22:29.288 --> 22:31.610 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, I wasn't dead for a bit. 22:32.111 --> 22:36.676 [SPEAKER_07]: So maybe that maybe she didn't want to tell me, but I'm not anymore. 22:37.296 --> 22:38.477 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, I mean, I can understand it. 22:39.118 --> 22:40.159 [SPEAKER_08]: It's a big of fish to fry. 22:40.560 --> 22:41.260 [SPEAKER_08]: You don't look dead. 22:41.861 --> 22:44.604 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, something you fashion is borderline, but the rest of you, you don't look dead. 22:45.164 --> 22:48.147 [SPEAKER_08]: Actually, are you polyamorous? 22:48.388 --> 22:49.529 [SPEAKER_08]: Are you a provider? 22:49.969 --> 22:50.189 [SPEAKER_08]: Me? 22:50.830 --> 22:57.557 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, do you like take girls out, like treat them nice and treat them right and make sure that they're taken care of and, you know, 22:58.195 --> 22:59.517 [SPEAKER_08]: Are you like husband material? 22:59.797 --> 23:11.696 [SPEAKER_07]: Um, whew, uh, well, I, I haven't taken a girl in a while, but I do work a lot. 23:12.036 --> 23:13.198 [SPEAKER_08]: A hard worker, okay? 23:13.218 --> 23:21.891 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, I mean, I, I would have to obviously ask my partner if she's okay with me, like, you know, take another callers, but I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, 23:22.512 --> 23:25.155 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know if you are a hard booker. 23:25.175 --> 23:26.917 [SPEAKER_08]: I can, oh, I'm very flattered. 23:27.157 --> 23:32.464 [SPEAKER_08]: Maybe you take me to a reansk little cabana or something, and you can take in a show. 23:32.484 --> 23:36.548 [SPEAKER_07]: We could definitely go see a show it, around this cabana. 23:36.749 --> 23:38.671 [SPEAKER_07]: Give her forms incredibly, by the way. 23:38.871 --> 23:39.732 [SPEAKER_07]: You would love it. 23:40.233 --> 23:52.367 [SPEAKER_05]: Alex throws out both her arms to either side of her, interposing between September and her roommates, because she has whip lash from how quickly this has gone back and forth. 23:52.516 --> 23:56.523 [SPEAKER_08]: The second you open your arms up, September like flashes back to you. 23:56.663 --> 24:02.453 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes, can you tell me why, you, you, you, you seem, you seem inconvenience by my presence. 24:02.593 --> 24:06.339 [SPEAKER_08]: I will leave if you can tell me why you were there. 24:06.800 --> 24:09.124 [SPEAKER_05]: Number one, I like everybody else. 24:09.475 --> 24:10.837 [SPEAKER_05]: thought they packed up and left. 24:11.338 --> 24:13.781 [SPEAKER_05]: Apparently they've been missing and that's been covered up. 24:14.302 --> 24:20.151 [SPEAKER_05]: So, new information, great to know, makes me suspicious and I actually do want to hear more about that. 24:20.531 --> 24:23.976 [SPEAKER_05]: Two before I get to the tattoo shop thing, Lou, I need you to stay focused. 24:23.996 --> 24:24.838 [SPEAKER_05]: Do you understand me? 24:25.418 --> 24:28.683 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't really know what you're talking about, I'm so focused. 24:28.703 --> 24:33.390 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes, okay, that's about as good as we're going to get nerdy and at least wait. 24:33.742 --> 24:35.745 [SPEAKER_05]: As for this, we almost died. 24:36.166 --> 24:37.908 [SPEAKER_05]: I had the sats. 24:38.429 --> 24:40.813 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know if there's a better fucking word for it. 24:41.634 --> 24:45.139 [SPEAKER_05]: And yeah, but I didn't put my hands all over shit. 24:45.259 --> 24:47.463 [SPEAKER_05]: I just, oh, for fuck sake, there's enough secrets here. 24:47.563 --> 24:52.811 [SPEAKER_05]: And she, like, snaps her fingers, summons the wine glass from down off the table and like back into her hand. 24:53.292 --> 24:53.452 [SPEAKER_08]: Huh? 24:54.213 --> 24:54.654 [SPEAKER_05]: You get it. 24:55.134 --> 24:55.575 [SPEAKER_08]: Jesus. 24:56.036 --> 25:02.145 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, yeah, well, okay, I get it. 25:02.429 --> 25:20.472 [SPEAKER_08]: All right, all right, maybe I was a little hasty, and my accusations excused me, I didn't know what I was dealing with here, you obviously are a femme who knows what she's doing, so I don't excuse me, I apologize, I'm just, you can understand why I'm a little sirlier than normal, right? 25:20.452 --> 25:21.493 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm very stressed out. 25:22.034 --> 25:25.237 [SPEAKER_08]: I have been trying to make my own money now for two months. 25:25.457 --> 25:30.042 [SPEAKER_08]: And while, yes, I do somehow pull it together. 25:30.062 --> 25:31.523 [SPEAKER_08]: I would really rather not. 25:31.623 --> 25:33.125 [SPEAKER_08]: OK, I would really rather not. 25:33.165 --> 25:35.007 [SPEAKER_07]: I can lend you some money if you need to. 25:35.027 --> 25:36.468 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, no, no, no, no, no. 25:36.488 --> 25:38.551 [SPEAKER_08]: No, no, no, I don't want to take any money. 25:38.911 --> 25:39.732 [SPEAKER_08]: I want to earn it. 25:40.212 --> 25:42.715 [SPEAKER_08]: And I don't know, favors and smiles. 25:42.735 --> 25:49.682 [SPEAKER_08]: I just, I'm really just not meant for the kind of life we live alone and you struggle, you know? 25:49.662 --> 25:52.346 [SPEAKER_08]: That's not really, that's not really my bag. 25:52.486 --> 25:53.047 [SPEAKER_08]: You know what I mean? 25:53.067 --> 25:54.029 [SPEAKER_08]: Do you want to move in here? 25:54.629 --> 25:55.050 [SPEAKER_09]: What? 25:55.531 --> 25:56.492 [SPEAKER_08]: I'll be real with you. 25:56.512 --> 25:59.877 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, that's actually a really generous offer and I might need to. 26:00.298 --> 26:04.905 [SPEAKER_08]: If I can't find my goddamn girlfriend because, you know, when I lock myself out, who lets me in? 26:05.486 --> 26:07.068 [SPEAKER_07]: You know, we want to figure that out first. 26:07.088 --> 26:08.230 [SPEAKER_07]: We want to find Samira. 26:08.630 --> 26:11.755 [SPEAKER_07]: Please, the police, she's so hot. 26:12.292 --> 26:13.113 [SPEAKER_08]: She's so beautiful. 26:13.413 --> 26:16.076 [SPEAKER_08]: Can you give us a description of her so that we can find her? 26:16.697 --> 26:18.039 [SPEAKER_08]: She's, well, she's shorter than me. 26:18.059 --> 26:19.040 [SPEAKER_08]: She's my little sweetheart king. 26:19.200 --> 26:20.602 [SPEAKER_08]: She's like a really sexy stud. 26:20.622 --> 26:21.903 [SPEAKER_08]: She's dark skin. 26:21.963 --> 26:23.685 [SPEAKER_08]: She has big bright eyes. 26:23.725 --> 26:24.506 [SPEAKER_08]: She's short hair. 26:24.546 --> 26:25.367 [SPEAKER_08]: It's like kinky. 26:25.527 --> 26:27.630 [SPEAKER_08]: She has tattoos all over a million dollars. 26:27.710 --> 26:28.370 [SPEAKER_08]: Smile. 26:28.551 --> 26:29.912 [SPEAKER_08]: She actually has boots like those. 26:29.932 --> 26:32.896 [SPEAKER_08]: I think they're like a dock one and not a 10-be-one. 26:33.276 --> 26:36.780 [SPEAKER_08]: She does sound like my complete in utter opposite. 26:36.760 --> 26:45.069 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, yes, but also variety is the spice of life, I think, someone said one's cool and Lou runs their hand through their curly mullet. 26:45.650 --> 26:49.975 [SPEAKER_09]: A re-ad steps in, he holds out a comforting hand, should you wish to take a basis? 26:50.015 --> 27:06.733 [SPEAKER_09]: It's just more like a symbol of comforting you in the sense and just says, I hear your plight of missing a beloved, separated from them through strange and mysterious 27:07.338 --> 27:17.044 [SPEAKER_09]: There is this deep real empathy, but there's also this poll after making his oath with Atticus. 27:17.277 --> 27:24.608 [SPEAKER_09]: that kind of forces him to have to turn over every rock and stone to find any leads. 27:24.868 --> 27:28.694 [SPEAKER_09]: But the feeling he gives you, the cover he gives you is genuine, or feeling separated from our beloved. 27:29.175 --> 27:37.327 [SPEAKER_09]: I, for what, am extremely, extremely inspired by a story, and I would love to assist you in whatever way I can. 27:37.748 --> 27:39.430 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, you're so friendly and sweet! 27:39.771 --> 27:43.116 [SPEAKER_09]: And I would also like to volunteer both of my roommates to assist me. 27:43.197 --> 27:49.045 [SPEAKER_08]: Listen, I don't think that you, she kind of like looks over one shoulder at Alex and then leans and closely. 27:49.465 --> 28:04.505 [SPEAKER_08]: Listen, I really don't think that you should upset or take for granted this one because you know, she seems really fucking ferocious, I know she's small and that would probably make you think, well, you know, small, you know, maybe not, you know, the most vicious person in the world, but also did you see the magic? 28:04.665 --> 28:06.387 [SPEAKER_08]: Did you, did you see the magic with your eyes? 28:06.518 --> 28:07.560 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, absolutely. 28:07.580 --> 28:16.617 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm sure you're used to it by now, but I'm just saying that's a lot of power and I just don't think that like it's necessary to like, you know, egg heron because I don't want to upset them. 28:16.758 --> 28:26.957 [SPEAKER_08]: But if I do not encourage her, I'm pretty sure that they're in that other oven and I don't think that like, they take my oven very seriously, is that they are 28:27.443 --> 28:33.397 [SPEAKER_08]: Mmm, do you see so flabbergasted nope, no, but she would love to write eggs. 28:33.758 --> 28:37.266 [SPEAKER_08]: She seems very serious though I'm just saying I'm not the most serious person. 28:37.306 --> 28:40.413 [SPEAKER_08]: I try sometimes, but do you want to talk to the ghost in the house? 28:40.934 --> 28:41.997 [SPEAKER_08]: Does the ghost travel? 28:42.759 --> 28:43.360 [SPEAKER_09]: No 28:43.610 --> 28:46.594 [SPEAKER_07]: No, but I just thought maybe you would want to talk to them. 28:47.175 --> 28:48.637 [SPEAKER_07]: Sorry, I was trying to offer something. 28:48.657 --> 28:58.891 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, once I find, once I find my girlfriend, like I would love to honestly talk to your ghost, because like usually I try to commute my planchette and everything, and I get very mixed results. 28:59.271 --> 29:00.112 [SPEAKER_08]: That sounds great. 29:00.613 --> 29:02.916 [SPEAKER_07]: I, sorry, I was just trying to contribute. 29:03.177 --> 29:03.837 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, thank you. 29:04.358 --> 29:05.480 [SPEAKER_08]: She gives you like an oh honey. 29:06.040 --> 29:13.110 [SPEAKER_05]: We would be thrilled to help you find your girlfriend. 29:13.175 --> 29:15.479 [SPEAKER_08]: Thank you, I can pay you in tattoos when we find it. 29:15.919 --> 29:17.181 [SPEAKER_08]: I know that that's what you like, so. 29:17.522 --> 29:18.043 [SPEAKER_05]: You know what? 29:18.303 --> 29:18.864 [SPEAKER_05]: Thank you. 29:19.225 --> 29:20.647 [SPEAKER_08]: Should I get a tattoo, Alex? 29:21.268 --> 29:21.769 [SPEAKER_05]: We'll talk. 29:22.370 --> 29:26.496 [SPEAKER_05]: Let's go over some things and let's see what we can do for you. 29:26.937 --> 29:36.653 [SPEAKER_05]: I know we maybe haven't got off entirely on the right foot, but I promise you we're actually somewhat capable at figuring weird shit out. 29:37.073 --> 29:39.958 [SPEAKER_08]: She likes puts an arm on your shoulder and leans into you. 29:40.495 --> 29:52.549 [SPEAKER_08]: You capable, that makes me really comfortable because I am, well, I am less capable than other people might be sometimes and, you know, Samira is really capable. 29:53.130 --> 29:55.332 [SPEAKER_07]: I know of capable people, I believe you. 29:55.733 --> 29:56.794 [SPEAKER_07]: We gotta look into this. 29:57.575 --> 29:57.975 [SPEAKER_05]: Sit down. 29:58.956 --> 30:02.781 [SPEAKER_05]: Let's go over what you know and let's see where we go next. 30:03.221 --> 30:03.461 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 30:03.642 --> 30:04.022 [SPEAKER_08]: All right. 30:05.318 --> 30:06.340 [SPEAKER_08]: where should I start? 30:06.641 --> 30:13.694 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, so that morning for breakfast, I had strawberry pop tarts and I was eating when I was standing there, mining my business. 30:13.855 --> 30:17.421 [SPEAKER_08]: And I was like, you know what, you should just go to the tattoo, Paula, you should check on everybody. 30:17.682 --> 30:18.303 [SPEAKER_08]: You should just go in there. 30:18.323 --> 30:24.475 [SPEAKER_08]: You're not working until tonight, but you should go in now, so I'm eating that and I got some crumbs on me, so then I changed right now for it. 30:24.455 --> 30:28.241 [SPEAKER_08]: and I put something else on because I don't want to discuss it like a rag and muffin or something. 30:28.842 --> 30:45.147 [SPEAKER_08]: And so then I got to the tattoo shop and I opened the door because I have a new a key and it was still locked which was strange because usually people unlock the door and when I went inside nobody was there so I was like oh I guess I'll just open and then I I was there all day. 30:45.127 --> 30:49.514 [SPEAKER_08]: and I ate two more popdarts and no one came. 30:49.855 --> 30:52.679 [SPEAKER_08]: You only ate three popdarts all day. 30:52.699 --> 30:55.945 [SPEAKER_08]: I meant packets of popdarts but I really didn't want you to judge me. 30:56.425 --> 30:57.267 [SPEAKER_08]: No I do. 30:57.287 --> 31:00.452 [SPEAKER_07]: I was concerned for your health and safety. 31:00.770 --> 31:03.774 [SPEAKER_07]: So I'm glad you ate more than three popped hearts in a day. 31:04.215 --> 31:07.259 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, it was very stressed out, but nobody ever showed up. 31:07.319 --> 31:16.030 [SPEAKER_08]: So I called the police and I was like, hey, nobody showed up and they were like, you're telling us that a bunch of drunken, Tom Fuller in tattoo artists went missing. 31:16.170 --> 31:19.555 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, call me back in 24 hours and so then I waited some more. 31:19.975 --> 31:24.381 [SPEAKER_07]: You can't trust the Roseville beach police within arms length. 31:25.019 --> 31:26.621 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, is that the saying? 31:26.901 --> 31:27.802 [SPEAKER_07]: Is that the saying? 31:27.822 --> 31:32.086 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean, usually, as far as you could throw him, is that maybe the saying? 31:32.106 --> 31:35.750 [SPEAKER_08]: I know that you, if you leave a police officer to water, you can't make him drink. 31:36.010 --> 31:37.312 [SPEAKER_08]: I think that might be one of them. 31:37.332 --> 31:38.693 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, that sounds about, right? 31:38.713 --> 31:39.294 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 31:39.314 --> 31:43.758 [SPEAKER_09]: Arian is, unfortunately, noting both those expressions, however, incorrect. 31:44.279 --> 31:47.462 [SPEAKER_09]: Alex is in it hell, but you say you've been investigating. 31:47.482 --> 31:50.385 [SPEAKER_09]: What did you find before Alex broke in? 31:50.450 --> 31:57.415 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, before I like sproken, I'll be honest with you for like a good salad too, because I just kind of sat in there and cried for a while. 31:57.435 --> 31:58.519 [SPEAKER_08]: Really frustrated. 31:59.427 --> 32:11.881 [SPEAKER_08]: I went to the library, I tried to look up disappearances, missing, gone, vanished, but all I saw over and over again were just ads for people who went missing and were gone. 32:12.041 --> 32:13.242 [SPEAKER_08]: Which that's not what I'm looking for. 32:13.262 --> 32:14.784 [SPEAKER_08]: I know who's gone. 32:15.244 --> 32:16.305 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm looking for her. 32:16.466 --> 32:17.847 [SPEAKER_08]: I want to know what happened to her. 32:18.207 --> 32:22.933 [SPEAKER_08]: Because it feels like it's like, I don't know, without a trace, like, gone gone. 32:23.613 --> 32:25.215 [SPEAKER_08]: No forwarding notes. 32:25.195 --> 32:28.638 [SPEAKER_08]: And honestly, even if she did leave me, like, wouldn't she have at least left a note? 32:28.778 --> 32:30.540 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, she's a gentleman. 32:30.960 --> 32:37.487 [SPEAKER_07]: How, you've been in touch with an individual named Gabriela at all? 32:37.907 --> 32:38.828 [SPEAKER_08]: Gabriela? 32:39.108 --> 32:39.809 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't think so. 32:40.309 --> 32:42.551 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, that's like a fancy name though. 32:42.571 --> 32:44.353 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, that's actually probably really good. 32:44.693 --> 32:50.779 [SPEAKER_07]: She just sometimes involved in things that shouldn't be happening, so it's probably good that you're not involved at all. 32:50.799 --> 32:54.983 [SPEAKER_08]: So if I meet someone named Gabriela, I should let you know. 32:54.963 --> 33:01.472 [SPEAKER_07]: But I think that means that we can fully focus on this, like it's not part of some bigger thing. 33:01.892 --> 33:04.235 [SPEAKER_07]: It is this, and that's super helpful. 33:04.616 --> 33:15.009 [SPEAKER_09]: A real looks that you questioningly, and it looks over to where our secret room is, and then back to you, this is not connected to a larger thing. 33:15.490 --> 33:18.213 [SPEAKER_09]: This sounds like a true statistic problem, isn't it, order? 33:18.854 --> 33:19.435 [SPEAKER_09]: I think. 33:23.060 --> 33:40.832 [SPEAKER_09]: one, two, three, four pairs of eyes, by being able to kill some greater information that you weren't able to find in your grief and your sorrow and alex in her crew not prolonging of the premises. 33:41.200 --> 33:42.442 [SPEAKER_08]: Thank you for understanding. 33:42.963 --> 33:43.784 [SPEAKER_08]: I appreciate it. 33:44.164 --> 33:50.794 [SPEAKER_08]: It means the world to me to know that I'm not just like talking into the outest fear, a stratosphere, a topest fear, or whatever. 33:50.834 --> 34:03.893 [SPEAKER_08]: It's really good to know that like someone gets it because the criminal element I was surprised, I have a lot of respect for A-Licks, but also you would think, you know, knock first or ask, you know, I love an even number. 34:04.494 --> 34:05.215 [SPEAKER_08]: Me too! 34:05.655 --> 34:09.621 [SPEAKER_05]: Testing parlorness. 34:10.023 --> 34:13.648 [SPEAKER_05]: This has just been like 8,000 miles an hour. 34:13.688 --> 34:15.531 [SPEAKER_05]: And she is not ready for it. 34:15.551 --> 34:17.934 [SPEAKER_05]: She's just gonna, like, slowly go to sleep. 34:18.335 --> 34:19.657 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm gonna get my flannel. 34:19.677 --> 34:20.157 [SPEAKER_05]: We can go. 34:20.538 --> 34:21.239 [SPEAKER_05]: We can go. 34:21.639 --> 34:22.040 [SPEAKER_05]: We can go. 34:22.400 --> 34:23.181 [SPEAKER_07]: Are we gonna walk? 34:23.903 --> 34:24.203 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes. 34:24.804 --> 34:25.084 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay. 34:25.525 --> 34:25.785 [SPEAKER_08]: Cool. 34:26.386 --> 34:27.768 [SPEAKER_08]: Y'all like, yes, some are flannels. 34:27.868 --> 34:28.789 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't. 34:28.809 --> 34:30.412 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, you know, whatever floats you boat. 34:31.173 --> 34:31.333 [SPEAKER_07]: Uh-huh. 34:32.595 --> 34:33.977 [SPEAKER_07]: September sometimes. 34:35.399 --> 34:37.802 [SPEAKER_07]: What's really fun about it? 34:38.170 --> 34:41.835 [SPEAKER_07]: is that you don't wear it and it's like an accessory. 34:42.170 --> 34:43.532 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, it's like your art. 34:43.712 --> 34:47.517 [SPEAKER_08]: You're like showing me who you are in your clothes, like in your expression, your fashion. 34:48.018 --> 34:49.920 [SPEAKER_07]: Always around my waist. 34:49.960 --> 34:53.105 [SPEAKER_07]: Like it's a specific, it's a, um, yeah. 34:53.825 --> 34:55.187 [SPEAKER_09]: What's that supposed to tell me, Lou? 34:55.848 --> 34:58.031 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know, it's just what I do. 34:58.071 --> 35:05.301 [SPEAKER_08]: I think as like they slide their arm into ourions, they like look over their shoulder at you, Lou. 35:06.042 --> 35:10.067 [SPEAKER_08]: And they say, well, you know, you never know when a cute girl's gonna get cold, right? 35:10.047 --> 35:12.693 [SPEAKER_08]: And then, like start leading them both out the door. 35:12.713 --> 35:20.710 [SPEAKER_02]: So you can bow into the night and you make your way to the eye of the needle, the tattoo. 35:21.291 --> 35:22.133 [SPEAKER_02]: It, it's not. 35:22.383 --> 35:31.192 [SPEAKER_02]: two kind of crazy, like I told you previously, like your side of the beach, the beach here is not the one that's like crazy populated. 35:31.232 --> 35:35.977 [SPEAKER_02]: When you get into town, there starts to be more people, A-Lix, you can definitely tell. 35:36.017 --> 35:43.305 [SPEAKER_02]: And you've been able to tell this for the past couple weeks, but there is more gathering of the witches you have tabs on. 35:43.445 --> 35:50.753 [SPEAKER_02]: And they are all sort of like heading opposite of your towards the sort of the old library that would be the couple locations. 35:50.733 --> 35:54.760 [SPEAKER_02]: In a way that's like, there's definitely a covenant meeting called today. 35:55.081 --> 35:57.765 [SPEAKER_05]: September, was your whole parlor a covenant? 35:58.266 --> 36:00.310 [SPEAKER_08]: No, to the best of my knowledge, just me. 36:00.711 --> 36:01.993 [SPEAKER_05]: Were you in a covenant around here? 36:02.434 --> 36:02.714 [SPEAKER_08]: Maybe? 36:02.754 --> 36:04.036 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, don't be going now. 36:04.197 --> 36:08.885 [SPEAKER_08]: We might meet, I don't know, in a store, in the basement. 36:10.348 --> 36:10.648 [SPEAKER_08]: Maybe? 36:10.865 --> 36:12.066 [SPEAKER_08]: Which storm? 36:12.567 --> 36:12.947 [SPEAKER_08]: She likes it. 36:13.148 --> 36:13.748 [SPEAKER_08]: Looks at you. 36:14.209 --> 36:17.532 [SPEAKER_08]: With this very... Why are you asking me so many questions? 36:17.973 --> 36:19.294 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm not on trial here. 36:19.795 --> 36:20.936 [SPEAKER_08]: Face... Book! 36:21.497 --> 36:21.817 [SPEAKER_08]: Stua. 36:22.458 --> 36:22.858 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 36:23.299 --> 36:24.000 [SPEAKER_08]: Where's your oven? 36:24.340 --> 36:25.301 [SPEAKER_07]: It looks just in half one. 36:25.762 --> 36:27.504 [SPEAKER_09]: And don't affiliate pre-lancer. 36:28.164 --> 36:29.105 [SPEAKER_09]: A ovenless witch? 36:30.107 --> 36:30.567 [SPEAKER_08]: Really? 36:31.128 --> 36:31.949 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 36:31.969 --> 36:32.850 [SPEAKER_08]: Is that on purpose? 36:33.430 --> 36:34.011 [SPEAKER_05]: You could say that. 36:34.411 --> 36:37.215 [SPEAKER_08]: There's more to that story and I'm going to get it after I find my girl. 36:37.535 --> 36:38.336 [SPEAKER_05]: You're welcome to try. 36:39.357 --> 36:39.437 [UNKNOWN]: Hmm. 36:39.704 --> 36:44.010 [SPEAKER_07]: Has anybody ever told you that you sound like you're in movies for the 1950s? 36:45.272 --> 36:48.656 [SPEAKER_08]: Lunds so sweet of you to say, that's those of my pageant days coming back. 36:49.097 --> 36:50.739 [SPEAKER_08]: I was miss Pennsylvania, you know. 36:51.220 --> 36:52.161 [SPEAKER_07]: On surprise. 36:54.585 --> 36:55.446 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh my goodness. 36:55.566 --> 36:57.789 [SPEAKER_07]: Hey, looks how do you get anything done with these two? 36:58.270 --> 37:00.313 [SPEAKER_08]: You know, I don't know. 37:00.333 --> 37:01.855 [SPEAKER_09]: I deal roommates. 37:02.496 --> 37:05.560 [SPEAKER_09]: You know, I am coming around to the idea of an additional roommate. 37:05.675 --> 37:06.716 [SPEAKER_08]: I made the offer. 37:07.037 --> 37:10.682 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't have many requirements other than the fact that I need the biggest bedroom with the vanity. 37:11.203 --> 37:12.324 [SPEAKER_08]: You can have mine, that's fine. 37:12.745 --> 37:13.285 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, thank you. 37:13.305 --> 37:13.846 [SPEAKER_08]: You're so sweet. 37:13.886 --> 37:15.128 [SPEAKER_08]: Are you going to stay in there with me? 37:15.288 --> 37:16.089 [SPEAKER_08]: Or is it just mine? 37:16.450 --> 37:16.790 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, no. 37:16.810 --> 37:19.914 [SPEAKER_07]: I was going to just, it would be given to you. 37:20.595 --> 37:24.040 [SPEAKER_08]: So generous, generous, hard worker, all right? 37:24.120 --> 37:25.342 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm keeping tabs. 37:25.362 --> 37:26.443 [SPEAKER_08]: I can't sleep in the attic. 37:26.544 --> 37:27.385 [SPEAKER_08]: I like that place. 37:27.885 --> 37:29.067 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, the attic's hard to. 37:29.384 --> 37:32.890 [SPEAKER_07]: I didn't want to say it's haunted, e-licks. 37:33.231 --> 37:34.112 [SPEAKER_07]: Is that what the ghost looks? 37:34.593 --> 37:35.535 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, one of them. 37:35.555 --> 37:38.480 [SPEAKER_07]: And she's just a very kind little girl. 37:38.500 --> 37:40.563 [SPEAKER_07]: You got a lot of ghosts. 37:41.044 --> 37:43.929 [SPEAKER_07]: We have two, which is I think definitely more than we should have. 37:44.530 --> 37:46.914 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I would argue that more than one is a little excessive. 37:47.475 --> 37:49.298 [SPEAKER_08]: It's a lively habitat. 37:49.679 --> 37:54.868 [SPEAKER_07]: The little girl in the attic is super nice and we talk all the time, and I think she would love if I lived up there. 37:55.135 --> 37:55.876 [SPEAKER_08]: Ugh, no. 37:56.277 --> 37:57.558 [SPEAKER_08]: Better you than me, I don't do kids. 37:58.379 --> 37:59.260 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, that's what I'm saying. 37:59.281 --> 38:00.022 [SPEAKER_08]: You don't have to live by you. 38:00.042 --> 38:00.702 [SPEAKER_08]: You're gonna have, okay? 38:00.903 --> 38:04.207 [SPEAKER_08]: But seems, that seems all right. 38:04.227 --> 38:07.872 [SPEAKER_02]: We've chatted our way to the I.F.N.E.O. 38:08.293 --> 38:09.514 [SPEAKER_02]: So the door was left unlocked. 38:09.714 --> 38:09.995 [SPEAKER_02]: A.L.X. 38:10.015 --> 38:11.537 [SPEAKER_02]: Right, and that's how you got into it. 38:11.837 --> 38:14.641 [SPEAKER_02]: How did you know that there was a break-in, September? 38:15.001 --> 38:20.689 [SPEAKER_08]: September would have left the door unlocked, having had the key, because God forbid they came back. 38:20.709 --> 38:21.931 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't want them locked in the store. 38:22.331 --> 38:22.932 [SPEAKER_08]: That's her logic. 38:23.367 --> 38:30.485 [SPEAKER_08]: So I think there would have been like a piece of tape or something that she would have put on the bottom and the top of the door to know if it had been disturbed when she came back. 38:30.966 --> 38:36.921 [SPEAKER_08]: I think there's like a real lack of awareness of how this works and how seriously people are taking this or not. 38:37.120 --> 38:45.912 [SPEAKER_08]: People aren't taking it as seriously as they are and they're like worried that like teenagers are gonna come in there and mess with the stuff and she's trying to keep it as pristine as possible I want to say like maybe twice a week. 38:45.932 --> 38:57.407 [SPEAKER_08]: They've gone in there to like wipe everything down to keep it like as nice as possible So that like if everybody comes back they can just jump right in and really no thought to what if it's something horrible and traumatic that they're coming back from They're not gonna want to get to work. 38:57.567 --> 39:03.735 [SPEAKER_08]: She's just like I'm just gonna keep up appearances and does her counter shop girl stuff every day when she goes in there 39:03.715 --> 39:11.946 [SPEAKER_08]: You get to the store, the front door has a really big traditional style rose that someone has painted on the shop on the inside of the window. 39:12.186 --> 39:15.290 [SPEAKER_08]: The leaves kind of flow over to the door itself, the glass door. 39:15.350 --> 39:17.794 [SPEAKER_08]: There is a beaded curtain just inside. 39:17.894 --> 39:21.999 [SPEAKER_08]: It's made of like little cowry shells and little pieces of like almost like driftwood. 39:22.159 --> 39:30.330 [SPEAKER_08]: And when you walk inside, there is the smell of like strong disinfectant that almost like hospitality smell, but also still cigarettes. 39:30.310 --> 39:48.336 [SPEAKER_08]: And like a nagshampa incense, like the remnants of all of those kind of smells in here, when you get to the front, there's a couple of chairs to the right like a little seating area for people who wait to the left is another little area with a sofa and like a little coffee table where you can see pictures of the flash and things like that little polaroids and 39:48.316 --> 39:51.342 [SPEAKER_08]: other representations of the artwork of the people that work there. 39:51.663 --> 40:05.211 [SPEAKER_08]: Right in front is like a little glass booth that has a wood and frame with glass pieces inside that has their array of like interesting jewelry and like suggested aftercare and things that are kind of really interesting finds from like all over the world. 40:05.191 --> 40:26.676 [SPEAKER_08]: as well as some old tattoo guns like some vintage looking stuff and some stick and poke and some traditional materials as well like from different tribal cultures beyond there is a wall with like a little window on each side so there's like a big doorway in the center that's open that has another similar curtain in it that goes into the back where everybody would work but there are two windows one on either side. 40:26.656 --> 40:38.733 [SPEAKER_08]: that are almost like passed throughs, like from a kitchen to a dining room, but you can see beyond there, like the seats that the person would sit in and then the station, that the person has all their stuff set up in and all of their colors there in a row. 40:38.893 --> 40:42.398 [SPEAKER_08]: The shop isn't huge, like it's not like a big kind of police place. 40:42.418 --> 40:48.647 [SPEAKER_08]: There's probably four chairs for people, for like booths, for people to work in and then an office in the back with a break room. 40:48.627 --> 40:52.131 [SPEAKER_02]: you've left this place intact, ready to get back to work, right? 40:52.492 --> 41:06.428 [SPEAKER_02]: It truly is, I mean, you still have equipment plugged in, you still have cash in the register, you know, I imagine you're probably like counting it and closing it every day, you know, to make sure, like, it's all the same, just ready for people to jump back into work. 41:06.789 --> 41:17.942 [SPEAKER_02]: You have investigated, but really have been focused on keeping this place ready just for that day, everyone comes back, because it's going to happen, 41:17.922 --> 41:19.604 [SPEAKER_02]: denial about the situation. 41:20.285 --> 41:23.169 [SPEAKER_02]: I would love to know how we're investigating. 41:23.189 --> 41:26.514 [SPEAKER_08]: I think September puts on an album, probably like Fleetwood Mac or something. 41:26.694 --> 41:30.900 [SPEAKER_08]: There's a little record player like next to the coffee table and like the plants that are there. 41:31.701 --> 41:37.248 [SPEAKER_08]: You know, just in case like we need mood music to like, you know, spurs for wood and our, and our respective efforts. 41:37.709 --> 41:38.290 [SPEAKER_07]: I love it. 41:38.330 --> 41:39.552 [SPEAKER_07]: Thank you to my favorite thing. 41:40.293 --> 41:40.853 [SPEAKER_07]: Good choice. 41:41.534 --> 41:42.335 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay. 41:42.355 --> 41:42.816 [SPEAKER_05]: All I'm... 41:43.454 --> 41:44.857 [SPEAKER_05]: the day that everybody just here. 41:45.097 --> 41:45.738 [SPEAKER_05]: Everything was in place. 41:45.758 --> 41:48.403 [SPEAKER_05]: It was just like nobody came into open. 41:48.784 --> 41:49.546 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 41:49.566 --> 41:52.772 [SPEAKER_08]: I got here and I expected it to already be open and it wasn't. 41:53.112 --> 41:57.701 [SPEAKER_08]: I woke up a little bit late and I just kind of wanted to swing by and say hello to everybody. 41:57.741 --> 42:00.827 [SPEAKER_08]: I had a shift that night and nobody was here. 42:01.368 --> 42:04.534 [SPEAKER_02]: And you left everything exactly the way it was that morning, right? 42:04.598 --> 42:08.784 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, there's definitely a bunch of pop-tarts, like, wrappers in the trash, but other than that, yes. 42:09.245 --> 42:11.848 [SPEAKER_02]: Something that you, you would immediately notice. 42:11.869 --> 42:18.358 [SPEAKER_02]: All three of you would immediately notice is that the door was being opened. 42:18.799 --> 42:22.484 [SPEAKER_02]: Things are in places as if people were getting ready to work. 42:22.864 --> 42:24.026 [SPEAKER_02]: They are not put away. 42:24.086 --> 42:28.132 [SPEAKER_02]: They are not sort of like, in their spots where you would need to pull them out. 42:28.372 --> 42:32.759 [SPEAKER_09]: They were already pulled out and they are still right before anything could happen. 42:33.019 --> 42:33.660 [SPEAKER_09]: That's strange. 42:34.231 --> 42:38.215 [SPEAKER_07]: I have a bit of a theory that I don't think I'm the person to test out. 42:38.616 --> 42:38.716 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh. 42:39.176 --> 42:46.584 [SPEAKER_07]: Is it possible that actually everybody is still here and we just can't see them? 42:47.245 --> 42:47.826 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh my god! 42:47.846 --> 42:49.107 [SPEAKER_08]: I thought about that. 42:49.407 --> 42:52.591 [SPEAKER_08]: I haven't felt any ghostly present but I could be wrong. 42:52.731 --> 42:57.616 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm not necessarily the most sensitive person when it comes to that like I said about the plant shit earlier. 42:57.636 --> 43:01.881 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm not really that's not really my specialty but I talked to her. 43:01.981 --> 43:04.103 [SPEAKER_08]: I talked to her all the time just in case. 43:04.083 --> 43:11.411 [SPEAKER_07]: I talked to her all the time, as you should, but like maybe less ghost and more like trapped humans. 43:11.431 --> 43:16.097 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm sorry, you talked to her all the time, does she reply? 43:16.117 --> 43:31.474 [SPEAKER_08]: No, I just wanted to know that I'm here if, you know, she's unlike another dimension or something, like some kind of transplanted extra planer, perhaps you should work on preempting, like we spoke about before. 43:32.568 --> 43:47.873 [SPEAKER_09]: Did your friends hear in the tattoo parlour that they have people they were not on good terms with or people that disliked this place for whatever reason? 43:47.894 --> 43:53.443 [SPEAKER_08]: They're a certain kind of class a person, you know, have you ever met people who do tattoos there? 43:53.463 --> 43:56.027 [SPEAKER_08]: They tend to be um... 43:56.902 --> 44:01.869 [SPEAKER_08]: Tough, you know, they're, um, they're not all aggressive. 44:02.049 --> 44:05.894 [SPEAKER_08]: Obviously my babe is not aggressive, and looks like, you know, she needs to be. 44:06.475 --> 44:11.762 [SPEAKER_08]: But most of the time, she's kind of a mouse, but she's like the sweetest one out of all of them. 44:12.403 --> 44:14.445 [SPEAKER_08]: There's like too big burly dudes. 44:15.226 --> 44:17.109 [SPEAKER_08]: There's like another cute well, honestly. 44:18.050 --> 44:21.575 [SPEAKER_08]: Maybe if we find the people, you might have somebody to look at. 44:21.755 --> 44:25.440 [SPEAKER_08]: They're pretty, uh, 44:25.859 --> 44:27.183 [SPEAKER_08]: He is handsome as heck. 44:27.504 --> 44:29.048 [SPEAKER_08]: Ooh, but you know what I mean? 44:29.088 --> 44:33.501 [SPEAKER_08]: There's like other people who work here and they're, they got checkered pasts. 44:33.521 --> 44:38.175 [SPEAKER_08]: People from all over that have done things, but I mean, I talked to all of that clients. 44:38.636 --> 44:40.662 [SPEAKER_08]: They've come in here looking to get work done. 44:41.097 --> 44:43.801 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know how I'd feel about that, just a little scared of the needle. 44:44.141 --> 44:46.905 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, well, I mean, you won't be afraid of Richie. 44:47.586 --> 44:49.228 [SPEAKER_08]: They're, um, hold on a second. 44:49.349 --> 44:52.273 [SPEAKER_08]: And they like go into the back and bring out a little photo. 44:52.753 --> 44:54.676 [SPEAKER_08]: And you see like the three other tattoo artists. 44:54.696 --> 45:00.945 [SPEAKER_08]: There's like the picture of her kind of like in the frame, like she's trying to like take like a selfie, but like has a camera that's way too big for that. 45:00.925 --> 45:03.649 [SPEAKER_08]: And so you can like see like the AfroPost kind of sticking up a little bit. 45:03.869 --> 45:07.254 [SPEAKER_08]: And then you see the four tattoo artists, so like right out in front of the shop. 45:07.414 --> 45:14.383 [SPEAKER_08]: One of them is Simira and then one of them is this like beautiful, very endrogenous to mask leaning person. 45:14.604 --> 45:18.389 [SPEAKER_08]: That's also tall and dressed in like a Terry cloth polo. 45:18.749 --> 45:21.893 [SPEAKER_08]: And like these these are macula, like high-waisted pants that are like tucked in. 45:21.934 --> 45:24.918 [SPEAKER_08]: Like looks similar vibes to you, but like dangerous. 45:25.278 --> 45:28.182 [SPEAKER_08]: Has kind of a scale on their face, but very handsome. 45:28.162 --> 45:44.129 [SPEAKER_08]: And then there's a very kind of masculine, also androgynous, but closer to them, but very like stacked with like a little bit of a beard and they're kind of pose like really hot and then there's another person like a black guy next to them that's like a little bit short and has a bald head and is wearing like sparkly eyeshadow. 45:44.730 --> 45:46.052 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, my, you're right. 45:47.551 --> 45:59.306 [SPEAKER_02]: There are immediately several things that you clock alex as Lou and Aryan are, honestly, they're keeping September occupied so you can get to work. 45:59.326 --> 46:03.071 [SPEAKER_02]: A few things you clock immediately on the wall, there's a painting missing from the artists. 46:03.531 --> 46:11.321 [SPEAKER_02]: Significant only because of what you have in your apps right now, and that thought immediately connects. 46:11.822 --> 46:14.385 [SPEAKER_02]: Additionally, there are 46:14.905 --> 46:41.993 [SPEAKER_02]: all around the room, all around the building actually written in the part between right where the floor and the wall meet are chalk symbols sigils magical rooms which have been drawn in such a way that anyone else would miss them but you and your sort of expertise are able to decipher and deceive these invisible rooms. 46:42.445 --> 46:45.128 [SPEAKER_02]: and they are holding some kind of ritual. 46:45.188 --> 46:49.372 [SPEAKER_02]: You can't tell what kind of ritual it is that you know that they're holding some sort of ritual in place. 46:50.634 --> 46:54.458 [SPEAKER_02]: To the left, when you enter next to the couch, there's all of the paintings, all the artists. 46:55.098 --> 47:01.065 [SPEAKER_02]: And the one that is missing, they have like little plaques on them of people's names. 47:01.505 --> 47:07.071 [SPEAKER_02]: This one is from somebody that you've kept absent, who is a witch on the island. 47:07.752 --> 47:11.676 [SPEAKER_05]: Just gonna walk back over to the group. 47:11.875 --> 47:15.080 [SPEAKER_05]: You didn't, like, ward this place, did you? 47:15.460 --> 47:19.046 [SPEAKER_05]: You didn't put down any kind of spellcraft on it? 47:19.406 --> 47:21.769 [SPEAKER_08]: No, I'm still kind of working on that detail. 47:22.110 --> 47:23.031 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm doing my best, though. 47:23.111 --> 47:31.063 [SPEAKER_08]: I have a couple of wards around our apartment, but I haven't really done... wait, did you... did you find that any? 47:31.083 --> 47:36.671 [SPEAKER_05]: This place is marked by something for something, and it's active. 47:37.132 --> 47:41.258 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh my god. 47:41.508 --> 47:41.849 [SPEAKER_05]: You know? 47:41.889 --> 47:43.351 [SPEAKER_05]: Hold onto that thought. 47:44.433 --> 47:51.223 [SPEAKER_05]: Was I able to figure out what the runes were doing specifically, or how much to have a tab do you keep on the Coven? 47:51.904 --> 47:53.227 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't keep like close tabs. 47:53.467 --> 47:56.992 [SPEAKER_05]: I just keep enough to know who they are and where they like hang out. 47:57.393 --> 48:05.746 [SPEAKER_02]: So you would know that this ritual was performed, something would have happened, and it is still active, and that's all you can really tell. 48:06.027 --> 48:07.108 [SPEAKER_05]: Y'all want to break a rune? 48:07.529 --> 48:07.790 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes. 48:08.631 --> 48:09.372 [SPEAKER_05]: Cool. 48:09.520 --> 48:13.967 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't know what that means, but I actually think I have something that could help. 48:14.868 --> 48:15.389 [SPEAKER_05]: Sure, Lou. 48:15.829 --> 48:16.811 [SPEAKER_05]: What do you got? 48:17.111 --> 48:20.396 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, if we ever need, like, you know, how I'm super strong. 48:20.937 --> 48:22.119 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 48:22.139 --> 48:22.559 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 48:22.760 --> 48:23.901 [SPEAKER_07]: So I have a hammer. 48:23.942 --> 48:27.106 [SPEAKER_07]: And I can just really go to town. 48:27.146 --> 48:32.194 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay, though, I think, you know, yeah, get the hammer. 48:32.695 --> 48:34.297 [SPEAKER_05]: I think the hammer might be useful. 48:34.758 --> 48:36.140 [SPEAKER_07]: I can't just get the hammer. 48:36.160 --> 48:38.363 [SPEAKER_07]: It will come to me in time. 48:38.512 --> 48:40.055 [SPEAKER_05]: That's not how it works. 48:40.376 --> 48:43.161 [SPEAKER_05]: Is that a metaphor or something like what we aren't going anywhere? 48:43.201 --> 48:44.343 [SPEAKER_05]: You can go back. 48:44.724 --> 48:46.547 [SPEAKER_05]: We'll just like get things set up if you want to go. 48:46.567 --> 48:51.156 [SPEAKER_07]: No, honestly, and Lou reaches into her back pocket and pulls a screwdriver out. 48:51.176 --> 48:53.541 [SPEAKER_07]: She's like, this will be a placeholder. 48:54.001 --> 48:57.448 [SPEAKER_07]: And then once the hammer is needed, it will come to me. 48:57.428 --> 49:00.593 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean, I've got a toolbox, I think, in the back. 49:00.613 --> 49:04.920 [SPEAKER_07]: September, I have so many toolboxes hitting around this beach, you don't even know. 49:04.940 --> 49:06.983 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, well, I mean, you do seem prepared. 49:07.283 --> 49:12.912 [SPEAKER_07]: The sledgehammer in particular does not necessarily abide by the laws of physics. 49:13.753 --> 49:15.055 [SPEAKER_09]: Sledgehammer? 49:15.115 --> 49:17.279 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, yes, sorry, did I miss that? 49:17.880 --> 49:19.262 [SPEAKER_07]: Did I miss that adjective? 49:19.662 --> 49:22.086 [SPEAKER_07]: Yes, I have a sledgehammer. 49:22.336 --> 49:25.039 [SPEAKER_09]: Do you be the sledgehammer, my dear? 49:25.459 --> 49:26.880 [SPEAKER_09]: The cursed sledgehammer? 49:27.181 --> 49:32.346 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, I don't know if I would call it a cursed sledgehammer, but sure. 49:32.406 --> 49:34.288 [SPEAKER_07]: You keep it a cursed object? 49:34.848 --> 49:43.957 [SPEAKER_07]: No, no, we were out of place and we were doing a thing, and I touched this hammer, and now I found the hammer just comes to me. 49:44.298 --> 49:46.700 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, I think you should ask it for consent, personally. 49:46.740 --> 49:48.241 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, you need to set up boundaries. 49:48.342 --> 49:50.824 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know what kind of hammer this is, but... 49:50.804 --> 49:58.115 [SPEAKER_07]: goodness you're so right, because I do asked for it to appear, but do I know if it wants to? 49:58.316 --> 49:58.837 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't know. 49:59.337 --> 50:00.579 [SPEAKER_05]: Luke, sweetie. 50:00.599 --> 50:01.400 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 50:01.441 --> 50:05.747 [SPEAKER_05]: Did you make a deal with a very magical object? 50:05.767 --> 50:07.530 [SPEAKER_07]: I didn't make a deal, I just picked it up. 50:07.696 --> 50:09.099 [SPEAKER_05]: That's how I said it's all the ticks. 50:09.540 --> 50:16.016 [SPEAKER_05]: Were you, did you do that when you were like, really angry or? 50:16.397 --> 50:21.890 [SPEAKER_07]: So when I was really angry that night, and I dropped it and then you used it. 50:21.970 --> 50:22.752 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 50:22.732 --> 50:26.578 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, so then but after that was what when it happened. 50:26.658 --> 50:37.153 [SPEAKER_07]: So like I didn't I held it once and then I draw I was mad and I was like I'm leaving with this guy and I'm not going to deal with any of this and then you picked up this little chamber and you used it. 50:37.434 --> 50:50.072 [SPEAKER_07]: It was like a couple days after that I got really I got really mad in the middle of building those record boxes and then instead of having the hammer in my hand that I thought I had. 50:50.508 --> 50:57.042 [SPEAKER_07]: I went and I completely destroyed with the sledgehammer, the album box I was making. 50:57.082 --> 51:01.190 [SPEAKER_07]: It was like a whole day's work set back. 51:01.571 --> 51:02.914 [SPEAKER_05]: We're going to unpack that. 51:03.248 --> 51:03.969 [SPEAKER_05]: afterward. 51:04.249 --> 51:06.252 [SPEAKER_07]: Right, but I'm letting you know right now like that's helpful. 51:07.093 --> 51:09.276 [SPEAKER_05]: You know, we can work with that. 51:09.577 --> 51:14.544 [SPEAKER_05]: We're going to investigate that a little bit when we find Samira and until then. 51:14.924 --> 51:16.026 [SPEAKER_05]: Let's break a ritual. 51:16.266 --> 51:16.566 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 51:16.787 --> 51:17.047 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 51:17.087 --> 51:17.608 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 51:17.628 --> 51:17.868 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 51:17.888 --> 51:17.988 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 51:18.109 --> 51:19.330 [SPEAKER_07]: I can break you with the hammer. 51:19.390 --> 51:19.731 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 51:19.791 --> 51:19.911 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 51:19.931 --> 51:20.111 [SPEAKER_01]: I got it. 51:20.151 --> 51:22.034 [SPEAKER_07]: No, no, maybe maybe we're good. 51:22.054 --> 51:22.915 [SPEAKER_09]: Maybe Alex and I. 51:22.955 --> 51:25.719 [SPEAKER_07]: We can once again not involved in the the witchy stuff. 51:25.759 --> 51:26.600 [SPEAKER_07]: I get it. 51:26.620 --> 51:32.108 [SPEAKER_05]: If you're going to call the hammer step outside first, please don't 51:32.290 --> 51:33.276 [SPEAKER_05]: Please don't break the glass. 51:33.738 --> 51:34.522 [SPEAKER_07]: No, no, it's fine. 51:34.683 --> 51:35.066 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm good. 51:35.146 --> 51:35.407 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm good. 51:35.428 --> 51:37.137 [SPEAKER_07]: I'll just go sit out in the lobby. 51:40.002 --> 51:42.445 [SPEAKER_02]: A-Lix, all right, we're breaking a ritual. 51:42.905 --> 51:45.088 [SPEAKER_02]: This is gonna be a feat of magic. 51:45.108 --> 51:51.755 [SPEAKER_02]: And the three of you, as in September, all right on an A-Lix, can work together to cast this ritual. 51:52.096 --> 51:58.283 [SPEAKER_02]: I would like you to pick a point person amongst this sort of impromptu covenant to be the one to lead the ritual. 51:58.323 --> 52:02.968 [SPEAKER_02]: They will be the one to make the role and everyone else can help them. 52:03.448 --> 52:06.752 [SPEAKER_09]: All right, so Tim, for it's all on you, we'll give you our magic to help. 52:06.833 --> 52:09.959 [SPEAKER_02]: Do you think that you're scared in a way that inhibits your magic? 52:09.979 --> 52:10.540 [SPEAKER_02]: No. 52:10.560 --> 52:16.430 [SPEAKER_02]: You don't have an origin for this, but you are a special guest star with sort of that same origin, so take another one. 52:16.771 --> 52:17.793 [SPEAKER_02]: Do you have the source reskill? 52:18.314 --> 52:18.374 [SPEAKER_02]: No. 52:18.394 --> 52:20.518 [SPEAKER_02]: How many words of power do you want to use for this spell? 52:21.039 --> 52:23.543 [SPEAKER_02]: One, are you willing to take an intervening amount of time? 52:23.523 --> 52:24.304 [SPEAKER_02]: I guess yes. 52:24.665 --> 52:28.531 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, you got at least two people helping you with sorcery skills to take two more dice for that. 52:28.872 --> 52:31.356 [SPEAKER_02]: It's a special time and a special place to take two more dice. 52:31.636 --> 52:33.359 [SPEAKER_02]: We're rolling for magic, which is on that table. 52:33.699 --> 52:38.347 [SPEAKER_02]: And if you go one page back, you're also rolling for goal, gears, and clues as well. 52:38.707 --> 52:40.350 [SPEAKER_08]: A four, a four, and a three. 52:41.748 --> 52:50.737 [SPEAKER_08]: September sits down in the middle of this room and focuses their energy, you can see her eyes kind of close, her chest starts to rise and fall very rhythmically. 52:51.037 --> 52:55.222 [SPEAKER_08]: And she starts to kind of hum this kind of low intonation to focus her energy. 52:55.722 --> 53:08.295 [SPEAKER_08]: And as they do that, there's kind of like a little bit of a sparkle that happens like in the air around her and like this kind of almost like fairy lights start to kind of like sparkle in the air as she is mumbling ratings. 53:09.102 --> 53:11.385 [SPEAKER_08]: Radiance and like using that word is like a focus. 53:11.866 --> 53:18.897 [SPEAKER_08]: Some of them start to fizzle out appearing like little moats of smoke as she is clearly a little bit rattled and loses her cool. 53:19.197 --> 53:31.195 [SPEAKER_08]: I think she like breathes deep Really clearly trying this you hear them whisper the word push radians push radians 53:31.276 --> 53:31.656 [SPEAKER_08]: curse. 53:32.317 --> 53:36.160 [SPEAKER_08]: And there are arm twitches a little bit, and you see the moon and sun. 53:36.481 --> 53:43.727 [SPEAKER_08]: It's a tattoo that is like along the length of their forearm that has like the phases of the moon with like a sun on the opposite side of the moon right in the center. 53:44.088 --> 53:48.572 [SPEAKER_08]: And this creeping kind of black ink fills in all of the details. 53:50.593 --> 53:51.194 [SPEAKER_08]: And I'm going to roll again. 53:51.434 --> 53:55.698 [SPEAKER_02]: I'll let you keep some days that you liked the roll of and re-roll the rest. 53:56.058 --> 54:00.102 [SPEAKER_08]: A six in magic, a five in goal and six is in the 54:01.786 --> 54:20.993 [SPEAKER_02]: The spell was already taking a long time and I think having expressed this magic word you are going to sort of take on it's not a physical injury and it's not like a scared necessarily but it's a sense of dread you 54:21.108 --> 54:25.436 [SPEAKER_02]: sitting in the center of the room with Ariane with Alex eating you in this metric. 54:25.876 --> 54:38.659 [SPEAKER_02]: The radiance sort of illuminates all of the runes that only Alex could see and it did illuminates 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 20 all around the room. 54:39.140 --> 54:44.770 [SPEAKER_02]: The radiance sort of begins to burn them away and even hear and and Lou, you can hear this too. 54:46.522 --> 54:59.397 [SPEAKER_02]: As the runes begin to burn, the ones closest to you, first, and the moment one of them completely burns out, you all feel a sudden realm of power beneath your feet. 54:59.818 --> 55:02.281 [SPEAKER_02]: You can choose to stop the ritual now, or keep going. 55:02.621 --> 55:07.988 [SPEAKER_08]: I think September's eyes kind of snap open, and like they immediately look over at Alex. 55:08.569 --> 55:09.570 [SPEAKER_08]: Surely you must feel that. 55:09.910 --> 55:12.473 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, yeah, you keep going. 55:12.954 --> 55:14.155 [SPEAKER_05]: I will take a look at this. 55:14.696 --> 55:16.478 [SPEAKER_07]: Nice and easy. 55:17.015 --> 55:20.239 [SPEAKER_07]: All right, Luke peaks their head into the room. 55:20.820 --> 55:21.782 [SPEAKER_07]: Are we good? 55:22.402 --> 55:22.823 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 55:22.843 --> 55:26.027 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, my, my great, strong lesbian. 55:26.748 --> 55:27.770 [SPEAKER_09]: Please watch our back. 55:28.371 --> 55:29.713 [SPEAKER_05]: Maybe have the hammer on hand. 55:29.973 --> 55:30.974 [SPEAKER_08]: You know it would be a good time. 55:33.418 --> 55:36.762 [SPEAKER_05]: I want to know what the source of that is. 55:37.243 --> 55:38.325 [SPEAKER_05]: I want to know what's name. 55:38.725 --> 55:41.209 [SPEAKER_02]: Magic, goal, clues. 55:41.749 --> 55:44.473 [SPEAKER_05]: Once it's gone to magic, let's go stick for Clip 4 and goal. 55:46.462 --> 55:51.950 [SPEAKER_02]: this is something that you have read about, but you've never encountered. 55:52.331 --> 55:55.796 [SPEAKER_02]: This is the conduit point for a layline. 55:56.257 --> 56:07.413 [SPEAKER_02]: This is some serious magic that has been underneath the tattoo parlor and people who get their hands on this can use it to weave serious magic. 56:07.694 --> 56:09.697 [SPEAKER_02]: But it is unstable. 56:09.717 --> 56:13.262 [SPEAKER_02]: You can tell immediately these rooms have been placed here to protect the town. 56:13.580 --> 56:17.235 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, oh, oh, stop, stop, stop, stop. 56:17.395 --> 56:19.404 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes, yes, yes, what? 56:19.424 --> 56:20.870 [SPEAKER_05]: The, those are good things. 56:21.311 --> 56:21.733 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh. 56:22.523 --> 56:24.966 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, uh, do you think we're all right? 56:25.046 --> 56:25.687 [SPEAKER_08]: How we are? 56:25.727 --> 56:27.289 [SPEAKER_08]: Do I need to do a thing? 56:27.309 --> 56:45.072 [SPEAKER_02]: The one that has been burned away, the floor board has begun to almost like disintegrate as there is this whisp of arcane energy, almost like a tensural that has begun to move out of the floor boards. 56:45.322 --> 57:02.402 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't know if this will work, but would it be possible for Lute to conjure this sledgehammer and then almost like in a reactive way, try to pull the wood of the floorboard back together by holding the sledgehammer above it. 57:05.302 --> 57:10.448 [SPEAKER_02]: When you cast magic and you want to sum in the sledgehammer, that you can just get the sledgehammer in hands. 57:10.488 --> 57:11.889 [SPEAKER_02]: You don't need to roll for it. 57:12.070 --> 57:14.352 [SPEAKER_02]: The sledgehammer is doing that magic for you. 57:14.633 --> 57:19.158 [SPEAKER_02]: It does count as a magic item when you are working magic. 57:19.678 --> 57:23.002 [SPEAKER_02]: And if you are using that word of power, you can add that as well. 57:23.042 --> 57:28.288 [SPEAKER_02]: So in this case, yes, you're using call sledgehammer specifically because you're using the sledgehammer. 57:28.403 --> 57:30.051 [SPEAKER_07]: a five for magic. 57:30.594 --> 57:36.203 [SPEAKER_07]: I am going to do a five for goal and then I'm going to do a three for injury. 57:39.322 --> 58:08.653 [SPEAKER_07]: I feel like what happened was I was like I'm gonna go in the lobby and then it hurt all the shit going down and I was like fuck that and I kind of like ran in and in the moment of like seeing the part of the wood decay It was almost again like involuntary in which I just reached out with this power I don't really know that I have and so all of a sudden over the top of this portion I am holding this sledgehammer and I'm trying to use it to like reform 58:08.853 --> 58:10.216 [SPEAKER_07]: the spell that was there. 58:10.657 --> 58:13.964 [SPEAKER_02]: The injury that you're all going to take might benefit you. 58:14.285 --> 58:21.580 [SPEAKER_02]: You are layline infused and that's going to add one die to all magic you roll while you are infused. 58:21.661 --> 58:28.229 [SPEAKER_05]: You'll probably have noticed that, like, Alex was looking, like, a little hollow-eyed for the last, like, couple of weeks. 58:28.570 --> 58:36.600 [SPEAKER_05]: If you're really paying attention even before the Pearl, but definitely up till now, she's, like, kind of glowing just a little bit, which almost never happens. 58:37.081 --> 58:43.850 [SPEAKER_05]: She doesn't notice this, but there's, like, a very slight sparkle coming from around her choker in the front. 58:43.870 --> 58:46.032 [SPEAKER_05]: Alex, you're looking good today. 58:46.073 --> 58:47.094 [SPEAKER_05]: That feel better. 58:47.554 --> 58:48.556 [SPEAKER_08]: You look better, better. 58:48.936 --> 58:50.318 [SPEAKER_08]: Jinks, you owe me a coke! 58:50.467 --> 59:00.279 [SPEAKER_02]: As you're holding the sledgehammer over it, there is a surge of power that channels through your feet into the sledgehammer. 59:01.240 --> 59:02.041 [SPEAKER_02]: It's the Leyline. 59:02.382 --> 59:04.584 [SPEAKER_02]: You aren't tapping into the Leyline. 59:05.265 --> 59:17.520 [SPEAKER_02]: And, unknowingly, somehow you manage to work the wood so it has the memory of the room. 59:17.500 --> 59:19.202 [SPEAKER_02]: It's temporary. 59:19.522 --> 59:24.468 [SPEAKER_02]: It is not a permanent fix, but you have enough time to figure out one. 59:24.488 --> 59:28.673 [SPEAKER_02]: Or to figure out if this lay line is the reason everyone disappeared. 59:29.273 --> 59:37.062 [SPEAKER_02]: Alex, September, this sort of magic needs to be worked on, not just by a Coven, but by a Coven leader. 59:37.683 --> 59:39.745 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't know what I'm doing, but I'm tried. 59:39.809 --> 59:44.534 [SPEAKER_09]: Way to go, a reed at sea on the shoulder with an unnatural strength. 59:44.554 --> 59:47.356 [SPEAKER_09]: You're so strong, my favorite lesbian, well done. 59:47.917 --> 59:48.377 [SPEAKER_05]: So hurt. 59:48.577 --> 59:49.578 [SPEAKER_05]: You're my favorite witch? 59:50.299 --> 59:50.760 [SPEAKER_05]: I'll take it. 59:51.320 --> 59:53.662 [SPEAKER_05]: So awesome, terrifying. 59:54.043 --> 59:54.884 [SPEAKER_05]: Did you know this was here? 59:55.664 --> 59:57.026 [SPEAKER_08]: No, no, I don't. 59:57.226 --> 59:58.167 [SPEAKER_08]: I didn't. 59:58.287 --> 01:00:06.795 [SPEAKER_07]: I, ah, there's like laylines, and I don't know a lot about those, but I do know that they're important power wise. 01:00:06.893 --> 01:00:12.561 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I mean, maybe that's why I always feel so like strong and I don't better when I'm in here. 01:00:12.721 --> 01:00:13.081 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know. 01:00:13.422 --> 01:00:21.653 [SPEAKER_09]: If there's a lay line here, are we a little too perhaps under-supplied to be working on this? 01:00:22.073 --> 01:00:25.718 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, no, we need somebody who's not one of us to fix this, I think. 01:00:26.379 --> 01:00:28.882 [SPEAKER_07]: We need bigger guns. 01:00:29.824 --> 01:00:36.833 [SPEAKER_07]: Bigger guns. 01:00:37.032 --> 01:00:38.254 [SPEAKER_05]: Is everyone okay? 01:00:38.754 --> 01:00:40.537 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, feeling really good, honestly. 01:00:40.557 --> 01:00:43.080 [SPEAKER_07]: I think okay, physically. 01:00:43.100 --> 01:00:50.690 [SPEAKER_07]: I think we just maybe have a bit more of a story to go along in terms of like actions to take. 01:00:51.592 --> 01:00:53.815 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know anyone with the kind of strength. 01:00:53.835 --> 01:00:55.817 [SPEAKER_09]: Here, at this part of town. 01:00:56.698 --> 01:00:57.940 [SPEAKER_09]: So another part of town? 01:00:58.761 --> 01:01:01.265 [SPEAKER_09]: It has to be probably Alex's part of town. 01:01:01.325 --> 01:01:03.107 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:01:03.863 --> 01:01:09.839 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, you just said that you keep tabs on all the witches, so I feel like you might have like the most intel on who to ask. 01:01:10.400 --> 01:01:15.955 [SPEAKER_08]: If it's somebody in my oven, I can ask for them in a cyst. 01:01:15.975 --> 01:01:17.559 [SPEAKER_02]: Your oven's currently leaderless. 01:01:18.000 --> 01:01:19.965 [SPEAKER_02]: Your leader died a little bit back. 01:01:20.198 --> 01:01:24.947 [SPEAKER_08]: I feel like there's like a turf war, or like a war for power in there, like a few. 01:01:25.007 --> 01:01:25.749 [SPEAKER_08]: There's factions. 01:01:26.210 --> 01:01:31.941 [SPEAKER_08]: There's like three different people that are like, I want to be the leader and everybody's trying to decide and it's been going on for a minute. 01:01:32.421 --> 01:01:34.626 [SPEAKER_02]: One of them disappeared a couple weeks ago. 01:01:35.147 --> 01:01:41.599 [SPEAKER_08]: So I should probably take this moment to let you guys know that there might be some magic people. 01:01:41.714 --> 01:01:43.516 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, a magic person that went missing. 01:01:43.856 --> 01:01:54.486 [SPEAKER_08]: So far, you know, two out of the three that are going for, um, covenant leader, they are, they're still fine, but there's one who maybe also disappeared. 01:01:54.786 --> 01:01:56.648 [SPEAKER_08]: You know, it's, it's really silly. 01:01:56.688 --> 01:02:02.654 [SPEAKER_08]: It didn't occur to me that like, maybe those would be related because like, which is tattoos. 01:02:02.734 --> 01:02:04.315 [SPEAKER_08]: It's like apples and oranges. 01:02:04.776 --> 01:02:08.059 [SPEAKER_08]: Sometimes you eat them together, but they're the separate things, you know? 01:02:08.039 --> 01:02:09.381 [SPEAKER_05]: No, yeah, actually, though. 01:02:09.661 --> 01:02:13.806 [SPEAKER_07]: Sometimes things don't occur to me that should absolutely have occurred to me. 01:02:13.866 --> 01:02:14.507 [SPEAKER_07]: So I get it. 01:02:14.727 --> 01:02:16.790 [SPEAKER_07]: I appreciate that I'm not alone in this. 01:02:17.190 --> 01:02:18.312 [SPEAKER_08]: Miss over prepared, yeah, though. 01:02:18.332 --> 01:02:19.032 [SPEAKER_08]: Mix over prepared. 01:02:19.052 --> 01:02:19.513 [SPEAKER_08]: Excuse me. 01:02:19.894 --> 01:02:21.375 [SPEAKER_08]: Hey, like... Fine, I'm fine. 01:02:21.756 --> 01:02:23.738 [SPEAKER_08]: Did you notice that this person was missing? 01:02:24.479 --> 01:02:28.204 [SPEAKER_05]: I know, but that's interesting to know. 01:02:28.704 --> 01:02:29.305 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:02:29.403 --> 01:02:30.004 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I am. 01:02:30.084 --> 01:02:39.733 [SPEAKER_08]: I feel like maybe they are connected now that we know that there's like sigils in here and you know like this is this is a little different than I expected. 01:02:39.813 --> 01:02:58.532 [SPEAKER_08]: I thought like you know again I thought maybe that was like some kind of uh I don't know a spell or like a wizard or I don't know maybe they found like a portal that like opened up I mean that sounds like honestly a really cool movie like a portal opens up and you go through it and you're somewhere else all of a sudden like the 01:02:58.512 --> 01:02:59.493 [SPEAKER_08]: It was that fun. 01:02:59.553 --> 01:03:01.255 [SPEAKER_08]: Every looks so stressed. 01:03:01.855 --> 01:03:10.524 [SPEAKER_05]: Think either your friends here were guarding something and they knew it, or they didn't know and someone's trying to take everyone out of the way. 01:03:10.584 --> 01:03:12.707 [SPEAKER_05]: Not going to Tina. 01:03:13.327 --> 01:03:13.708 [SPEAKER_08]: Everyone? 01:03:14.128 --> 01:03:14.588 [SPEAKER_05]: Everyone. 01:03:15.269 --> 01:03:15.870 [SPEAKER_08]: Everyone. 01:03:16.450 --> 01:03:21.055 [SPEAKER_08]: She like wraps her arms around her waist and kind of holds herself tight. 01:03:21.656 --> 01:03:22.036 [SPEAKER_08]: Everyone. 01:03:22.617 --> 01:03:25.920 [SPEAKER_05]: If you're, 01:03:26.390 --> 01:03:30.984 [SPEAKER_05]: then we have to go to one of the ones that solidify because either they know something or their next in line. 01:03:31.586 --> 01:03:32.870 [SPEAKER_08]: Can you do the talking, please? 01:03:32.910 --> 01:03:33.632 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm not. 01:03:34.053 --> 01:03:36.421 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm feeling a little freaked out to be honest with you. 01:03:36.742 --> 01:03:37.885 [SPEAKER_08]: I can do the talking. 01:03:38.017 --> 01:03:41.841 [SPEAKER_05]: I think we're gonna let them do the talking and points to Aryan. 01:03:42.262 --> 01:03:45.265 [SPEAKER_09]: Aryan is muttering to self like thinking about this. 01:03:46.226 --> 01:04:00.902 [SPEAKER_09]: We were talking about all the specific mires that are existing in Roseville Beach and hearing what happens to September's covenant and all these other pieces with the fire of the like everything is coalescing in his mind in a 01:04:00.882 --> 01:04:13.700 [SPEAKER_09]: This is a very, very deeply damning situation of being for a location, and he just, like, in a language, none of you understand, just starts, like, begging for a help. 01:04:13.720 --> 01:04:18.066 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't want to say anything, I don't want to say anything. 01:04:18.086 --> 01:04:19.488 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, yeah, who am I speaking to? 01:04:19.908 --> 01:04:22.772 [SPEAKER_05]: We're going to talk our way into the cup and down at the bookstore. 01:04:23.039 --> 01:04:24.320 [SPEAKER_05]: and see what's going on there. 01:04:24.801 --> 01:04:27.004 [SPEAKER_09]: Are you sure you love me to be the one to be that? 01:04:27.704 --> 01:04:29.787 [SPEAKER_09]: Considering the last conversation I was. 01:04:29.807 --> 01:04:32.550 [SPEAKER_05]: If they don't who I am, they probably don't like me very much. 01:04:32.830 --> 01:04:33.972 [SPEAKER_07]: Which is perfectly pleasant. 01:04:34.512 --> 01:04:36.375 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't make a good first impression. 01:04:36.775 --> 01:04:37.176 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh yeah. 01:04:37.696 --> 01:04:42.882 [SPEAKER_07]: Blue-like puts the glowing sledgehammer away and goes and I don't have any magic. 01:04:43.423 --> 01:04:46.607 [SPEAKER_05]: We should be fine as long as you don't sing. 01:04:47.127 --> 01:04:47.848 [SPEAKER_08]: You sing? 01:04:48.487 --> 01:04:51.070 [SPEAKER_08]: So many performers in this house, it's amazing. 01:04:51.511 --> 01:04:52.732 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you do, do you juggle? 01:04:52.792 --> 01:04:56.437 [SPEAKER_08]: Hey, what is your skill other than the magic, obviously? 01:04:56.838 --> 01:05:00.302 [SPEAKER_05]: I beat up drunk thugs when they try and crash my bar. 01:05:00.783 --> 01:05:01.804 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, that's very powerful. 01:05:02.024 --> 01:05:03.066 [SPEAKER_05]: Wow, okay. 01:05:03.086 --> 01:05:05.248 [SPEAKER_05]: It's honestly quite refreshing sometimes. 01:05:05.869 --> 01:05:11.076 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, I will not sing, but there are aspects about me that are, um, you know. 01:05:11.616 --> 01:05:12.998 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I don't know. 01:05:13.519 --> 01:05:14.460 [SPEAKER_05]: Catch 22. 01:05:14.693 --> 01:05:16.036 [SPEAKER_07]: September, you'll find out. 01:05:16.437 --> 01:05:20.346 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, it looks like no, no, they will not. 01:05:20.807 --> 01:05:24.155 [SPEAKER_05]: If we get there and you want me to try it, I'll try it. 01:05:24.335 --> 01:05:25.278 [SPEAKER_09]: No, let's, let's go. 01:05:25.318 --> 01:05:31.271 [SPEAKER_09]: We'll try it, but you know if a palette knife is in my face again, just help. 01:05:31.291 --> 01:05:31.993 [SPEAKER_07]: I got you. 01:05:32.024 --> 01:05:39.014 [SPEAKER_02]: The lot of you rush to get to whatever that meeting was which started like an hour ago. 01:05:39.434 --> 01:05:46.484 [SPEAKER_02]: Hanging back for a moment September, once everyone is gone, you feel your arm begin to burn. 01:05:47.165 --> 01:05:49.488 [SPEAKER_02]: There's a twitch in the muscle. 01:05:49.508 --> 01:06:01.845 [SPEAKER_02]: And the light from across the street, the street light, it sort of bends and it warps 01:06:03.007 --> 01:06:10.941 [SPEAKER_10]: And you turn to hear a familiar voice, September, you're running out of time. 01:06:12.052 --> 01:06:13.734 [SPEAKER_08]: I know I know I'm doing my best. 01:06:14.415 --> 01:06:14.795 [SPEAKER_10]: Are you? 01:06:15.076 --> 01:06:16.537 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I mean, I got to help you. 01:06:17.178 --> 01:06:19.041 [SPEAKER_08]: You could, but I... September. 01:06:19.561 --> 01:06:20.903 [SPEAKER_08]: I told you, I just... 01:06:20.923 --> 01:06:22.545 [SPEAKER_08]: I just want to make sure that I can... 01:06:22.565 --> 01:06:23.947 [SPEAKER_08]: I can try my... Maybe I may hardest. 01:06:23.987 --> 01:06:26.309 [SPEAKER_08]: I just want... I-I found people. 01:06:26.470 --> 01:06:26.850 [SPEAKER_08]: Tell me. 01:06:27.030 --> 01:06:29.834 [SPEAKER_08]: You might not need... You might not need to do your whole thing. 01:06:31.095 --> 01:06:31.896 [SPEAKER_10]: So... Well, all you wait. 01:06:32.397 --> 01:06:35.180 [SPEAKER_10]: While you spend your time here, Samira. 01:06:35.901 --> 01:06:36.121 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah? 01:06:36.562 --> 01:06:38.564 [SPEAKER_10]: Is out there. 01:06:38.584 --> 01:06:38.965 [SPEAKER_10]: Herding. 01:06:40.086 --> 01:06:40.507 [SPEAKER_10]: Waiting. 01:06:41.007 --> 01:06:41.468 [SPEAKER_10]: She's... 01:06:41.971 --> 01:06:42.695 [SPEAKER_10]: She's hardened. 01:06:43.138 --> 01:06:43.580 [SPEAKER_10]: Oh yes. 01:06:44.144 --> 01:06:44.284 [SPEAKER_10]: Oh. 01:06:44.727 --> 01:06:45.451 [SPEAKER_10]: But take your time. 01:06:46.356 --> 01:06:47.020 [SPEAKER_10]: I'll be waiting. 01:06:53.311 --> 01:07:04.007 [SPEAKER_07]: This series stars Alexander Christopher as the Game Master, valiant Dorian as Aryan, Dan Pixel as A-Lix Cho, and Kenzie Tartaglioni as Lou Wells. 01:07:04.528 --> 01:07:08.654 [SPEAKER_07]: This episode's guest star was Candace McAfee as September Brown. 01:07:09.255 --> 01:07:11.218 [SPEAKER_07]: If you liked it, share, rate, and review. 01:07:11.618 --> 01:07:19.470 [SPEAKER_07]: You can join our Discord and make sure to check out our Patreon for this season's character advancements, bloopers, aftershows, and so much more.