sticky-yellowFreight Company A is selected by UTSA to transport HOL.
sticky-blueVitrol defends herself, killing the vampire. Vitrol learns about the attacke
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sticky-redHOL is one of the only artifacts to be deadly to vampires, as it produces Lifelight infinitely
sticky-redVampires attack train, but are unable to get HOL
sticky-redVampires hide in Flick's Crevice, one attacks Vitrol
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sticky-blueGuys on the inside tell W about HOL location and general plan
imageBattigin Clyde: Railway Overseer
sticky-yellowIn thanks, BC invites Vitrol to join him. Vitrol agrees, as the HOL is being transported to the Poison Gardens
imageVitrol of Ma'Ru Pride
sticky-yellowTrain with HOL breaks down and is brought to Clyde-Watten Masterstation, where Battigin hears about the hefty pay
sticky-blueW needs the HOL in order to complete the Godsbane Disruptor
sticky-yellowUnited Thaumaturgy Study Agency returns HOL to the Chitinheart Forest for the Mantis Gala
sticky-yellowHOL is publicly taken to the United Thamaturgy Study Agency (Flick's Hollow branch) for research
sticky-redVitrol begins a personal investigation
sticky-redVampires start 2nd attack train and BC. Vitrol saves BC
Battigin's PlanA CW train takes the HOL to a new station, where it will be returned to the original (slower) transporters. While HOL is on the CW train, B.C. hires an artisan to replicate it under the guise of donating it to an art exhibit. He puts a compound inside that will produce a short-lived but bright flash that will mimic the real HOL. B.W. takes the copy (FHOL) with him to the much faster, but less secure, standard small airship 'Little Dandy' (the HOL is incredibly volatile and must be handled in a specific manner, it's safer to be quick with the less dangerous one) with a fake ID.
Flash (photography) - WikipediaThe use of flash powder in an open lamp was replaced by flashbulbs; magnesium filaments were contained in bulbs filled with oxygen gas, and electrically ignited by a contact in the camera shutter.[7] Manufactured flashbulbs were first produced commercially in Germany in 1929.[8]
sticky-redW watches from the metaphorical cuck chair