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Main Plot

The villains hit four villages, which form a star with Island City's Museum of Hawaiian Culture as the last point. Village 1 and 2 are hit before the start of the adventure, one each night. The other two villages are hit in each succeding night, with the museum hit on the night after Village 4.

Village 1

Werewolf hits this one. The administration building is trashed and the guard dog has been mauled to death. Wolf hairs and claw marks can be found.

Village 2

Vampire hits village 2. The guard dog lies dead, half of its blood missing and small bite marks on the neck. No sign of forced entry, though a second story window was open. Vampire is neat and doesn't leave the place a mess.

Village 3

Frankenstein does this job. The guard dog is ripped in two and the front door has been smashed open. Things lie in ruin, much worse than the werewolf, as furniture has been broken in pieces.

Village 4

Der See Wulf handles this one himself. It is much like village 1, though the searching is more methodical.

Museum of Hawaiian Culture

There is an exhibit of Hawaiian Artifacts, with each village donating a few pieces, including the Kupe'e Mana'o.

The Light's Plot

Phantom Lady's four capers form a square with the Museum of Hawaiian Culture as the last point.

Hawaiian Imports

This is an import/export concern that handles freight for many small companies. It is a mob front for smuggling operations. The Light impostor has flown in, smashed through the door and flew away with a heavy cargo crate.

Lucerno's Apartment

The Light impostor barged in through a window, knocked out Tony, then broke into his safe and stole some stocks and bonds.

Sharpe's Security

This is a front for a white slavery ring. Several women were rescued and are now secretly on their way back home. The police were not notified, though if it gets this far the mob will send a hit man to kill the Light.

Museum of Hawaiian Culture

The museum is used to make copies of Hawaiian art and relics, selling the originals to rich buyers back in the mainland. Replicas are returned to the Hawaiians.
Copyright (c) 2003 Kevin C. Wong
Page Created: December 8, 2003 Page Last Updated: December 8, 2003