GM: Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to The Secret in the Forest, my new special RPG. Thank you so much to everybody who’s here. Thank you so much for all the love, the support, I am very excited, very happy that Saturday, April 11th is finally here! Wow, our first RPG session! Thank you to everybody watching right now, thank you everybody that was anxiously waiting with me this week. We prepared some real nice content, so we can not only have fun playing, but also watching, I’m sure. Today, I am not alone, obviously, I am accompanied by
my dear friends... The Secret in the Forest is an RPG session where me and many of my friends have fun acting and interpreting characters and creating a story ourselves, I prepared the whole story, I will be the Master, I will be the world, and my friends are going to be characters in this story. So, without further ado, let’s meet who we will be dealing with today. Ladies and gentlemen, anyone there? They are all introducing the RPG as well. Hello? Rakin: Hello, good morning, good evening. (GM:.. Hello?) Calango: Hello, good morning. (GM: How are we?) Luba:
Ahn, hey! We are here. GM: How are you? (Calango: All good?) Luba: All good, I thought you were going to… I thought you were going to show the opening before, (Luba:... I was really hyping.) GM: No, the opening is for when we start, GM: when we start to get into the world really. We are here now, before, to introduce ourselves. Calango: Luis needed to poop and left. GM: Yeah, I think Luis decided to leave, GM: he really didn't want to participate today. (Luba: Okay.) GM: I think he decided to leave the RPG today… (Gabi: Bruh!)
GM:... But all good, let’s introduce who is here, there are a lot of new people, there’s a lot of people that don’t normally watch my livestreams, starting with whose right next to me, Little Luba! GM: Want to introduce yourself? (Luba: Me!) GM: Who are you and what do you do on the internet? (Luba: Hi, my bad!) Luba: What do I do on the internet? (GM: Yep.) Luba: I am a streamer, youtuber, I play games, I read people’s conversations and make videos about it. GM: Perfect. (Luba: I am one of Cellbit’s friends...) Luba: he said he
is with his friends, it killed me. (GM: Exactly.) GM: I mean, as long I make the monthly payments in your account, you keep on being my friend. Luba: Yes, of course. (Calango: So you do that as well?) GM: No, wait, but can you have friends without paying them monthly to talk to you? Luis: Of course not, silly. Calango: I think you can, Luis, what about our scheme that I do with the Drooling uhn? GM: Little Gabi… Luis: I… (GM: LIittle Gabi.) Gabi: Sorry, I got lost here. GM: Feel free to say who you are on
the internet. Gabi: Hi everybody I am Gabi, I basically do livestreams, nothing, not much more than that… I play Liz and… we’ll hope she doesn't die, she had a lot of luck back in the... GM: Liz is a character that came back from the other RPG, but if you haven’t watched it don’t worry, the characters... some characters came back, the ones that survive, but the story is completely new, you don't need to have watched the other one to understand what is going to happen today. Moving on here, we have our newest member of our Order
of the Truth, want to introduce yourself? Calango: Hello, I am Calango, I am an agriculture machinery specialist, and besides that, I am also a renowned internet artist. GM: It’s true, it’s true. (Calango: Isn’t it?) GM: I know Calango since he was, since he could fit in my hand. GM: I saw you grow up... (Calango: Cellbit had a video editing contest that I was in.) GM: It's true! Calango already participated in a video editing contest... (Luba: Seriously?) GM: He participated in a video editing contest of mine and didn’t win! [Everybody laughing] Calango: I lost, I lost.
I lost. GM: But the worst part, I think your video was stolen by the winner, right? The winner copied your video and I… Calango: Yeah, so, the winner stole, he copied a joke I made in my video and I lost anyway, look how great. Just like that competition... GM: He made the video, posted, then the dude copied his video, and I hadn't noticed, so I gave the prize to the other dude. What a great story. Luba: Jury's fault, right? GM: We have another recurring hero here, Rakin, please introduce yourself. Rakin: Peace my friends, I am
Rakin, I do livestreams and that's about it. I am Thiago in the RPG, I am recurring. That's all! GM: And least, but not less important, we have our accredited actor. The only one here that can act, that has the DMT (degree). (Luis: Ahn?) Calango: I got an STD (DST in PT/BR). GM: Do you? Oh. [Everybody laughing] Luis: [Claps] [Gabi's laugh] Luis: Calango, let’s talk about it after the stream, it’s not now that we talk about it. Calango: Alright, alright. Luis: It’s a conversation for later, honey. GM: Sweet Luis, please introduce yourself. (Luba: Holly shit, I
am dying.) Luis: Hello, my name is Luis, I am 12 years old, Luis: I don't know what I am doing here, [Laughter] GM: and that's it. (Luis: I hope to get here,) (Luis: and my character...) (GM: Today, we are going to play a session… oops, sorry.) Luis: Yeah, can I talk about my character or… not. GM: You can, but we can talk about it in game as well, (GM: you can make an overview.) Luis: No, no, okay. Luis: I am a streamer, youtuber, I do some stuff. I am an actor, so producers if you want
me... (GM: Here he is.) Luis: Get in touch! GM: Today we are all actors, because we are going to play an RPG, that is, a game of interpretation, where I will be interpreting the entire world, and they will be interpreting their characters. We will be getting into the story in just a moment, but first, we are going to a special opening… (Luba: Yes!) Calango: Oh, I wanna watch it. GM: That we prepared… Gabi: I haven’t seen it yet. Calango and Luba: Me neither! GM: That we prepared for our universe. Does anyone want to make initial
consideration before we get into the universe of Paranormal Order: The Secret in the Forest? Luba: Ahn, I’d like to say, I’d like to congratulate everybody, specially Cellbit, because this is really awesome, really incredible, and it’s a fucking awesome project that I am really happy to be in. Calango: Aw, how cute. (Gabi: Ditto.) GM: I am really proud as well, it’s… and I would like to… I will be talking about them at the end of the stream, but the team that made this happen is awesome! GM: It wouldn't be happening... (Luba: Yes!) GM: ...without the whole
team, I will even put it here really quick. GM: We have, Rafa da HQ, character design... (Calango: Yay, team! [Claps]) GM: ...Scenery by Amanda and Thiago, who are amazing. Faria Luth, who is my editor for a long time, he is phenomenal. GM: Additional art by Jottah and Gabsu that (Luis: A round of applause!) GM: are incredible. [Clapping] Programming of the sheets they are using, and the entire system is from JV, or Over, who is also our chat mod. Thank you to this amazing team, thank you so much, follow them, here is their Twitter, but now,
without further ado, GM: let's go… (Gabi: It’s time!) GM: To our... (Luis: Do you want, do you want…) Luis: ...I want to watch it together, don’t you want to count down? GM: I can go 3, 2, 1, and then we go to the opening, okay? Gabi and Luis: Okay. (GM: Alright, let’s go.) GM: 3… 2… 1… bye! [Opening TSITF] Luis: Beautiful, beautiful. (GM: Can we?) Calango: Bro, how fucking cool, bro! (Luba: Dude, I got goosebumps.) GM: Awesome, right. (Calango: I have my mouth still open, dude!) Luba: Dude, I got real goosebumps, it’s sick! Calango: Dude,
so crazy! (Gabi: Bro!) Rakin: It’s perfect, congrats to whoever made this dude. (Gabi: Holly shit!) Luis: Congratulations, really! Gabi: Congrats! I didn’t expect, I swear. GM: Magic doesn’t come to our reality easily. Or at least, that’s how things were supposed to be. Our reality, is ruled by rational laws, they make up a barrier to separate our sanity, our world the way it is, from a completely illogical, indescribable world, with lack of reasons, and that barrier that separates our world from the twisted world is called membrane. The membrane protects and isolates unthinkable horrors from our mundane
lives. This barrier, though, can be weakened by fear. For many countless different reasons, like, search of power, insanity or personal revenge, people around the globe purposely tried to weaken the membrane, generating fear and terror of the paranormal, making that these unexplainable entities from this Other Side get through the membrane to our reality. The people that try to weaken the membrane are named Esoterrorists. Because of those Esoterrorists, an Order was created, an Order of the Truth, and you became investigators of this Order, a secret organization responsible for hunting theses Esoterrorists, secure and destroy all the terrifying
creatures all around the world. Doing this, you would strengthen the membrane and maintain our reality safe. Although you are hiding heroes in our society, you also live normal lives, you have friends, family, jobs, but you are always alert to the next investigation, the next mysterious call by the Ordo Veritatis. Today is April 11th, it’s around 10am, and you have a scheduled meeting in the Alpha Tower, a big commercial tower, in the Faria Lima Avenue, in São Paulo. The first to arrive, getting out of a car… from one of those riding apps, it’s a man… Want
to describe yourself, Luba? Luba: Sure, sure. I am… my name is Jyoui Jyouki, I am a gymnastics Olympic athlete from Japan that came to train with some friends, in Brazil. Can I talk about what happened to them, or…? GM: I think it’s more your profile, how you behave, physically. Luba: OK, OK. Well, since I am an athlete and have practiced since I was a child, I have more of a erect posture, confident… I have an athletic body, I am strong, agile, fast… I am of Japanese descent, I was born in Brazil, but have been living
in Japan since I was a baby, and came back now, basically. GM: Perfect. So we have Joe getting out of the car, he sees himself in front of a big mirrored tower, with many men and women in suits, just like you’d imagine a business place. You can… you are free to act, Joe. Luba: Well. I go towards the receptionist? GM: OK. You go inside the building, which is really tall... Luba: OK. GM: There’s a lot of people coming and going, there are two different towers, you are in the Alpha and there’s Beta Tower right next
to it, and you see at least eight elevators on each side of the hallway, there's a large reception desk with two receptionists. Luba: OK. I am going to talk to the lady that I saw first, over there, on the right. GM: OK, you get there... (J: Excuse me, hi.) Receptionist: Yes, sir? How may I help you? J: Hi, yeah, I have an important meeting, but I am not sure which floor, could you help me? I only know that it's in the Alpha Tower and... I get a little confused. Receptionist: What is the name of the,
the room… Who is the person that reserved the room? J: Oh, I don't know if I can give you this information, lady. It’s kind of a secret, haha. Receptionist: Sir, I need the information of who reserved the room for the meeting. J: Can I use a code? Receptionist: Code, sir? (J: Mister…) ...Mister Vero? Ahn... Receptionist: Mister Vero… (J: Severo?) Receptionist: It’s scheduled here for 10AM, Mister Verissimo, Eighth floor. Is that it? J: Yes! You know it as well? OK. (Receptionist: What? You…) J: Ah, it’s nothing. Receptionist: Ahn, well. Yeah… Okay then. Do you have your
I.D, please? J: License? Yeah, okay. You can have it, I think? J: Don’t show it to anyone. (GM: What do you show her?) Luba: I give her my I.D. GM: OK, she grabs your I.D. Receptionist: Oh, okay... GM: She types a couple of things on the computer, swipes a little card and gives it to you. Receptionist: You can get through the gate on this side, the third elevator. J: OK, thank you very much. Receptionist: You’re welcome. GM: She, when you are leaving, you see her turning. Receptionist: Wow, what, what was he talking about a code?
What? GM: And the other receptionist goes: Receptionist 2: I don’t know, every day this place is a bit crazier. J: Ha ha, bye! Ha ha, it was a joke. GM: When you grab your card, you look behind, and you jump a little, because behind you, waiting to talk with the receptionist, there's a wall, a huge dude. Do you want to describe yourself, Luis? J: Ohh! Luis: Ahn… huge! Tall, fucking strong, old, has gray hair, a facial scar kind of like Zuko from Avatar. GM: Uhum. Luis: From, from burning, he prefers to not talk about how
he got this burn, and he is kind of silly, like, he has a silly goose way, he seems kind of loggerhead, but really focused, really centered. GM: Got it. You see a young Asian man grabbing a little card, and you hear something about “Mister Verissimo”, but maybe it's just, maybe you're over-focusing on it. You are free to talk to the receptionist. Cr: Uh...Nice to meet you? Hello. Receptionist: Hello Sir... (J: Wow, good afternoon!) J: ...Good morning, sorry ha ha. What’s up, dude, you are huge huh? Cr: No, I was not talking to you. J: Ah,
sorry, I got confused. Cr: This boy seems silly. Cr: Hello receptionist, how are you? Cr: Nice to meet you. (Receptionist: Hello!...) Receptionist:...What is your name? (Cr: Cristopher.) Receptionist: Chistopher, OK. Do you have a meeting scheduled somewhere, some floor? Cr: I don’t remember the place, but it’s with Mister Verissimo. (J: Shhhh!) Receptionist: Mister Verissimo? Receptionist: Okay. Are you guys together? GM: She points at both of you. J: I think so! Cr: Miss, I’m sorry, but you think I am going to be with some crazy kid like this one? J: Oh! Receptionist: I am not sure sir,
I’m sorry. Cr: I was whispering, he heard me. I don't know how. GM: She types some things. Receptionist: I.D, please. Cr: Here you go. GM: She grabs your I.D, types some more stuff, she does the same thing, swipes a card, she’s really quick at it, seems like she does this the entire day, she gives you a card. Receptionist: Third elevator, eighth floor. Cr: Thank you very much. Receptionist: You're welcome. GM: You grab the card, and you both go, start going towards the elevator, when you see in the corner of your eye, something you never thought
you'd see at this moment. Getting inside the building, there's a slim and hairy figure. Calango, do you want to describe your character? Calango: My character, he has black hair, kind of shoulder length... He is kind of... He has a gamer posture, he seems introverted by his posture. And I walked calmly, hands inside the pockets, like this, towards the receptionist as well. GM: OK. She… you... You walk. Hold on, OK. You saw this, you saw this, Cristopher. You saw this person walk in. GM: You go, then, towards the... (Cr: Cesar, what are you doing here?) GM:
He is going towards the reception desk. He gets to the reception desk, when you get there, Cesar, you see this tall, strong, muscular shape, and you recognize it. Calango: Alright. (Cr: Cesar, what are you doing here?) J: Cesar? J: I am Joe. Oh (Cesar: [sigh] What’s up Cristopher, how’s it going?) Ce: It’s been a while, huh? Cr: What do you mean it’s been a while? I saw you last month! Ce: It’s been a month. Exactly, a month is a lot of time for someone who's my father. J: [Surprised exclamation] Cr: But you know why. Ce:
I will never quite understand your mind, you know, Cristopher, I never will. Cr: Why don't you call me father? Receptionist: Sir, are you waiting in line? J: Yeah, I'm just watching. They're father and son, it seems they have something... Ce: I have a meeting here (Receptionist: Sir, I need to do my job...) Receptionist: There's people waiting. GM: You look behind you, there’s a businessman with an angry face. Receptionist: Can I help you, sir? GM: She turns, and looks at you, Cesar. Calango: Alright, I say that I have a meeting with this Mister... Ce: I have
a meeting with Mister Verissimo, Ce: now, at 10 A.M. (Receptionist: Mister… Mister Verissimo, okay.) Receptionist: I.D, please. (J: [shhhh]) Ce: Alrighty. Calango: I take it out of my pocket and give it. GM: She quickly types, you look at her typing, you realize you can type faster than her, but she types really fast. She swipes the card. Receptionist: Third elevator, eighth floor. Receptionist: He must be waiting for you there. (Calango: OK, while I’m...) Calango:... while I’m walking towards the elevators, I look at the cameras and I say: Ce: What a pathetic security system... Calango: And keep
on going to the elevator. GM: You go towards the elevators, swipe the little cards on the gate, and it works, all of you do this? Luba: Yes. (Luis: I do.) GM: When you swipe the card on the gate, the third elevator opens automatically, and it marks the eighth floor. It’s a luxurious building. J: How awesome!! GM: You get inside the elevator, the door closes, you have a few awkward seconds of just looking at each other. J: Good morning! Ha. Ce: Hey. Cr: Why are you doing this? J: Oh, good morning? J: I… I don’t know.
(Cr: Not you, not you.) J: Ah! OK, sorry. Ce: I don't know what you're talking about. Cr: How did you find out? GM: [tim] The door opens, you see a long corridor, and in front of one... There's a lot of doors with many meeting rooms, with glass walls and such. But ahead, way ahead, you see two figures, waiting by the door, looking towards the corridor. You, Joe, recognize them the members of the Ordo that you have spoken with before. GM: Ahn, Liz, do you want to describe yourself? Gabi, actually. Gabi: Same as always, right? Ahn…
I don’t know. Thiago, do you want to say something? I’ll leave it to you. Rakin: Do you want me to describe the character now Rakin: or what exactly? (GM: Physically...) GM: ...How are you physically, posture. Yeah, that. Rakin: Man, brown hair, around 1.75m (5' 9"), 33 years old, really pale, a scar on the face, right here, and a beard, kind of like mine. [Laughs] GM: And Gabi, how are you physically? Gabi: 1.70m (5' 7"), brown hair, up in a bun... GM: It's brown? I thought it was black. Gabi:...a tired face. Gbi: It’s black… it's black.
(GM: OK, alright.) Gabi: With a tired face. GM: You then see those two figures, and you walk towards them, they are waiting by the door, and you know that Mister Verissimo is waiting inside. J: Hi Liz, hi Thiago. I am really happy to see you guys here, I know it’s been a while, but ahn… Hi. Hi, good morning. Thiago: How’s it going bro, good? J: Better now, thanks. T: Dude, you don’t need to be nervous man, we're good here, you're home. J: Thanks, thanks, thanks. T: No, no. (Liz: What are you doing here?) GM: Cristopher,
you recognize Thiago, you know who he is. You remember him. Cr: Thiago! Luis: I run and give him a hug. Rakin: I remember him? No, right? GM: Ahn… roll Intelligence. Roll a d100. Rakin: A d100? I got… Rakin: Nineteen. (GM: See if...) how much Intelligence do you have? Rakin: Now, let me check. Calango: I forgot to grab my dice, dude. Rakin: I have 50. GM: Alright. You pass. Calango: I’m going to grab my dice real quick. GM: You remember clearly when he says “Thiago!” and opens his arms, running towards you, you remember a close friend
of your father from your childhood, that was always playful, that American, he is difficult to forget. T: Oh uncle Cristopher, calm down my dear, I am all hurt man, hold on, hold on, I’m fragile, Cris. Cr: But what happened? (GM: It’s been a long time since you've seen him.) T: Damn, I missed you, man. (Cr: What happened to you?...) Cr: ...Why are you hurt? T: Ah, long story, I tripped over here and there, but it’s all good, relax, we good, we chillin'. Cr: What are you doing here? T: Ah, work, you know? T: The usual,
right? (Ce: Fuck, Cristopher...) Ce: ...that’s all you can say, Cristopher, ask questions to people, why can't they be here simply because they want to? T: Who is this boy, Cristopher? Cr: He is my son, Cesar. (Ce: Hey.) T: Wow, what up Junior, good? Ce: I am Cesar, all good with y'all? T: Bruh, in peace. Your son has a complication on his posture, scoliosis, kyphosis... Ce: There’s no way to play LOL like that, erect, like the Japanese dude, I need to be kind of like this. J: Thank you, but actually, there was a guy in our
gymnastics team that was kind of like you, and today, he has a nice posture. I can give you some stretching exercises, if you want, later. I think we would be good friends. GM: The door opens right then... (Cr: It will be good for you.) GM: ...and you see a man in a suit, hair really, really gray, he has a nice beard, he has an erect posture. He says: Mr. V: Oh, you have all arrived. Come on in. GM: And he opens the door for you to come in. Inside the room, there's a big reunion desk,
with many chairs, well, really comfortable, it’s a really expensive meeting room, and he sits, he goes around in the chair and sits at the end of the table. J: Good morning. GM: Do you all sit around the table? Everyone: Yes. Calango: Yes, I want to sit as well. Luba: I sat. Luis: I sit next to Cesar. Ce: Shit. Mr. V: I… First, how are all of you? J: Very well, thank you. L: Depends on what you consider well, right? (Cr: As good as possible...) Cr: I wanted to know, what is my son doing here? Mr.
V: Cristopher, your son was interest in the Ordo, autonomously, he became interested on his own. And you know, we are going through difficult times where we cannot deny any help, and his abilities would be missed. Ce: Yeah Cristopher, stop being annoying (Cr: But you know, all I've done...) Cr: all I’ve done to not get them involved. Mr. V: Cristopher, you finally accepted to join the Ordo because you know the situation we are living. I know, Mr. V: and I was expecting this reaction... (Cr: But I don't want my son in this!) Mr. V: I was
waiting for this reaction, I knew you’d react like this, Cristopher, but we don’t have another choice. It's for the well-being of the entire world. In the last 30 years... GM: He turns to the rest of you. Mr. V: Thanks to the untiring work, from our Ordo around the globe, the membrane was becoming resistant, it was getting stronger and the Esoterorrists were almost extinct, we barely had any reports. The world was getting close to a reality completely cured. Hope was palpable. But something happened. In the last few months, since the beginning of last year, paranormal events
began, with an intensity and frequency never seen before, and since, for so long, we were so used to the weakness of the Esoterrorists, we were caught off guard. The investments we had in the Ordo, of equipment, recruiting, were diminishing over time. We let our guard down. And now, we don’t have any resources. The membrane, currently, is in the worst state that has ever been registered in history, and we were not ready. And that’s why we need all the help possible. And that is why I brought you here, for a case that I wish you didn't
need to solve. Meet Team Kelvin… GM: And he throws a picture on the table. Three men and a woman. The three of them are tall and strong. [laughing] Try not to spin, spin only the camera, not the item. GM: Spin with, with the right button. (Gabi: Yeah, hold on,...) Gabi: ...I'm trying to fix it as well. Mr. V: These are Kenan Thomas, Miguel Cariad, and Mariana Larona. They are an experienced and really efficient Ordo's team. They’ve been researching for a few months, going after and investigating groups of Esoterrorists that were really skillful, they knew how
to run and hide really well. And they were always trying to invoke something that we don’t know what it is. Recently, this Esoterrorist group disappeared for a few months, and we lost any clues to their whereabouts. Mr.V.: Until... (Cr: Mister Verissimo.) Mr. V: Yes? (Cr: Sorry...) Cr: ...I think the Japanese kid isn't able to see. J: Ahn… Oh guys, how embarrassing, I don't really know how to use this stuff, J: you know.... (Mr.V.: Ah! Don’t worry.) Mr V: Hold on. It's the... Hold on, let me fix the slider here, just a second. GM: He, he
starts fixing... (Ce: Do you have farsightedness?) ... the slider's configuration, that is malfunctioning. Here, here. Mr V: Joe. (J: Hi.) Mr V: Can you see, see if the lighting is right from your angle. J: Just a second, I am checking here if Luba: Could you [laughing] verify again? GM: I’ll check again, no problem at all. Mr V: Joe... J: It’s not showing up for me, you know. GM: Is the invite going now? Luba: The invite is here, but how do I... Cr: Mister Verissimo, I think you are missing. Cr: Kind of like offline, you know?
(GM: I'm not, I'm online.) Everybody: [Laughter] GM: I'm online. You need to accept the invite. J: I... I am trying, you know? Uh, I get really nervous with this stuff. GM: No, all good, don’t worry. (GM: Joe...) Luba: Ah! I found it. I found it. GM: OK. Perfect. You got it? J: It’s asking for a password, but I think I remember. Ce: Jesus Christ dude. Calango: I say it out loud. J: I got it! GM: Perfect! Continuing then... Mr. V: Joe, he is our newest member, so it’s normal to be nervous. Don’t worry Joe. GM:
He grabs your shoulder and sits you down on the chair. J: Thank you. (Mr. V: This is Team Kelvin.) T: It happens, dude. J: Thanks sir Thiago, thank you. Mr. V: They were really methodical, experienced, and they were tracking this... this Esoterrorist group for a while. So, those Esoterrorists disappeared for a couple of months, and we thought they were destroyed or had split. But, the evidence of a case that apparently, had no… A case that wasn't going much further, on the countryside of Rio Grande do Sul, ended up becoming a Federal issue, due to local
incompetence and we finally found some evidence that linked those Esoterrorists, and we had a sign of their whereabouts. GM: And he puts this picture on the table. (J: [gasps]) Mr. V: This symbol Mr. V: is what this group of Esoterrorists usually put in all places, and it was burned on a dead man’s forehead. (J: [gasps]) Mr. V: This man's family Mr. V: disappeared, he was found on the side of the road with his car empty and all his belongings. The only thing that disappeared was his daughter and wife. The case was... The local police tried
to investigate this case for four months, and then finally, they gave up due to the lack of resources and ability, and they tried to pass it onto the state police. Our Ordo member in the state police of Rio Grande do Sul passed the evidence to us, and Team Kelvin was sent to investigate and try to finally find this group again. The problem is that they were extremely methodical, like I said, and used to send frequent reports with news and the status of the investigation. This was the first and last report they sent us. Does anyone
want to read it out loud? GM: He hands it to the closest person, which is Liz. Liz: "Team Kelvin Report. Initial Report: staying in a hotel near where the body was discovered, we identified involvement by the Esoterrorist group. No doubt, the issue is bigger than we thought. Cell phone coverage in the area is almost nonexistent. More information soon." Registered at 11:14 P.M., March 11th. Mr. V: That was exactly a month ago, they didn’t send any new reports. We don’t have any news from them since, and that’s why I’m allocating you now, for you to be
sent to the town of Carpazinha, that’s the town they went to investigate, and discover what happened to these members and maybe help them in the combat against the esoterrorists. Do you think you can do this? You can also see that your group, unlike our usual three, we always send groups of three, you guys are in five, because that team was really skillful and they disappeared. I’m really worried, and we do not have the resources to lose such important members. L: The guy was found dead in a car. (Cr: Mr. Veríssimo...) (Mr. V: Yes, you can…)
Cr: I just don’t agree with Cesar being here. Ce: Oh my god, man. Someone punch my dad, dude. No one will do that, I know he is 7’ tall, but if someone could I’d appreciate (Mr. V: Cristopher...) ... your son is of age now. (J: True, we’d have to climb) Mr. V: He offered to join the Order, you know we need help. I can’t deny it. Mr. V: He is as important to us as for you and your team. (Cr: I know, Mr. Veríssimo...) .... but you understand my position too, right? J: Really tall. (Mr.
V: This is more important, Cristopher.) Mr. V: Reality is more important, the truth is more important, the Order is more important. Ce: Yeah, daddy, don’t pretend you are worried just now that the situation got worse, ok? Calango: I say to my dad, Cr: Cesar, have you ever seen a paranormal event? Ce: Why do you think I’m here? Cr: You know why... I… didn't leave, but pushed myself away from you and your mom? Ce: I don’t know, and I don’t know if I feel like knowing. Cr: I wanted to protect you! GM: Mr. Veríssimo gets up.
Mr. V: [exhales] I wanted to stay for longer but I have other things to do. The tickets to Carpazinha are bought, you can find the officer… GM: He checks his papers. Mr.V: Victor Rott, at the Police Station. He was the responsible for the case before it got transferred to the FBI. Maybe he has more info about the murder and maybe you can follow the clues that Team Kelvin had followed. L: Wait, this isn’t a joke then? We’ll have to travel with the Family Feud here? (J: Ha, good one.) T: That’s the situation I wanted to
talk about, dude. T: These two here, imagine if there is a fight, they’re arguing and out of nowhere comes a zombie and [crau]? Ce: The problem isn’t me, the problem is this sir right here. L: Listen, Joui is fine, he’s kind of clumsy but he is good. Now Family Feud there I… I don’t... No. Mr. V: Liz, we don’t have a choice (Cr: Girl, I don’t even know you.) Mr. V: Liz, you know really well what happens when we send a small team. L: I know, they die! All of them. (Mr: V: You know what
can happen.) T: I understand, but you know that these two count as minus one if this goes on, right? I just wanted to say, Mr. Cris, with all respect and stuff, but you gotta sort this situation out. Mr. V: I believe you will trust each other, eventually, just like you, Thiago and Liz, didn’t trust each other in the beginning. L: The Order has already killed two people I considered family and you want another family to be destroyed? Mr. V : The Order didn’t kill anyone, Liz, the esoterrorists did. We prevent more people from dying… Like
them. (Cr: Now this calms me down, you know?...) ... People dying. T: Hey, Mr. Cris, think like this, bro: you said that you wanted to protect your son. How easy is it to protect your son when he is near you? So much easier than far away, look from that point of view. Ce: Isn’t it true? Isn’t it true? He told the truth, daddy. T: Look at your size, you look like a wardrobe, man. Mr. V: Their arguments make sense considering the quantity of paranormal events happening around the whole world, your son next to you knowing
the things that can happen is safer than with ignorance… J: I, I agree! Mr. V: ...of not knowing what can happen. Himself found by accident a demon, and luckily he could deal with it. Luck isn’t always at your side the whole time. Cr: But what did he do? He threw a mouse? This boy is a mouse potato! J: [Laughs] Mr. V: You’ll have much time to talk. I need to go now. GM: He then delivers the five tickets; he puts the five tickets at the table. Little tickets already checked in, with each one’s names. Mr.
V: The seats are marked in distinct places of the airplane and in different names too, to not raise any suspicion. You know that your job is still to hide the existence of the paranormal, although we’re living in complicated times. Any doubt? L: Thiago, come here in the corner. T: I’ll be right back, guys. L: Huh… I don’t know if I ever told you, but my mom died in similar conditions that this guy. T: With a tattoo in her head? L: Hum, actually that I never knew because I was 18 and the Police never let me
see my mom’s corpse. Her casket was closed off and we couldn’t even say goodbye. And... I find it very weird because she was in a place with no phone service. She was an excellent driver and just had an accident. And... and we never had a resolution about it. Moreover, it's a good part of the reason I’m here today. I ran after discovering all that I could about the case but I never succeeded. Do you think I can find answers in this case? Even having to travel with those two? T: Bro, if it’s just like your
mother’s, I think so, but look, you know how things are, in this line, when we mix emotion and reason together it’s always a problem. So, look... L: Do you promise me you won’t let me lose my mind!? T: I promise, but for God’s sake, do not mix reason with emotion and emotion with reason. (L: Okay.) T: Okay, then. L: Let's go, then. GM: Okay. Mr. Veríssimo, he... He goes to the door and waits for you. He opens the door and looks like he’s waiting. Mr. V: If anything happens, while you still have the ability to
contact us, we are always available. Like I said we don’t have resources to gear you up, but I suppose you got your own equipment, and we got the Order’s contact at the airport that will find a way to turn a blind eye for everything you want to put in your bags. Cr: Mr. Veríssimo, I wanted to ask if I could go by car, with my car? Mr. V: Cristopher, no! It’s in Rio Grande do Sul’s countryside. (Ce: Will you cross the ocean by car?...) ... There is no ocean, forget it. (Mr. V: You can rent
a car...) Mr. V: You can rent a car when you arrive at the airport, it shouldn’t be expensive. Cr: Okay, okay, okay, okay! Mr. V: Remember not to use unnecessary violence without confirmation of esoterrorism. We fight the paranormal, violence against innocents just weakens the Membrane even more. T: Agreed, Mr. Veríssimo, I agree 100%. Mr. V: We cannot have the luxury of thinking that we can destroy everything from now on, so, if you find that there are paranormal entities too strong for you, you can flee, the approach always has to be strategic. Apparently we already lost
contact with another team and I don’t want to lose you too. The flight is at 1:30 P.M. You still got a few hours to prepare for the flight. Good luck. Ce: Okay. (J: Thank you.) Mr. V: Okay. J: Thank you, Mr. Veríssimo. Thank you. Rakin: I leave the room. GM: All of you leave, then? Luis: I get up and leave the room. GM: [laughs] Okay, you all go down the elevator, and you are at the entrance, you return the cards and what does each one of you do? Luba: I wanted to say to Liz “Hi,
Liz”. J: Ah, hi, Liz, hum... hum... (L: Say it.) I heard you talking to Thiago and I just wanted to say that I wanted to help too if you need, OK? L: Were you hearing our conversation? J: Ah… L: Again, Joui? J: Because, because you talked loudly…? And… And then I…. Anyways, I’m here, ok? (J: Hi, Thiago.) L: Do you two want to go to my house to gear up? J: Okay. T: Bro, I left my stuff in my motorcycle, man, I thought that from here… (Cr: How are you going to take guns to the
airport?) J: Hum... Uh, sorry, I wouldn’t like to... sorry. (L: Yo, dude!) L: Solve your problems with your son, you got nothing to do with us. T: Hey, Mr. Cris… (Cr: OK, then...) ... you will be arrested and I’ll be cool, I’ll leave and… I’m just trying to help, if you are going to be rude, that’s fine! (T: No...) ... oh no, man, you know more than anyone that Mr. Veríssimo’ll find a way... you know that, man, he always finds a way. (L: Wow...) But this… You two, he can’t help you, that’s with you. L:
Hey, boy, hey, hairy! (Cr: No, like, I'll...) (Ce: Yes?) Cr: I understand what you said and I think it makes more sense I really gotta protect Cesar and… And... And I won’t, Cesar, I won’t fight you for being here, but can you listen to me more? Just a little bit, not much. Ce: No. Cr: You saw that I’m trying, it’s hard. (L: Yeah...) ... good luck for the hairy boy. (T: Hey, Junior...) ... hey, Junior, your dad is trying. Ce: I’ll just listen to you because your punch is 17 times stronger than mine so... I’ll
cooperate this time. Cr: Even if it’s this way to get your respect and love back… GM: [laughs] That's the best familiar relationship I’ve ever seen. T: Relationship based on violence isn’t healthy man, wait a minute. Cr: No, I’ll never hit my son. (J: What matters is that they're together now, guys...) Let’s focus on the good stuff. T: Thank God. GM: You look at your watches and it’s about 10:40 A.M., so as the flight is at 1:30 P.M., you got, like, two hours to prepare. Ce: OK, I have a lot of stuff to get, I’m really
good with technology so I gotta take many things, so I gotta prepare before you, so… I’ll be on my way. Bye. Cr: I can… I can leave you home. Ce: I’m cool, I’ll go by Uber. I just called here, look, Cledevaldo is coming here. (Cr: No…) Ce: No problem, he’s arriving! Calango: And I leave. (GM: Okay.) Cr: Well, guys, I’ll go home to get some clothes, if anyone… wants a ride… I’m with my car. J: I’ll go with Liz and Thiago, thanks, big guy. Cr: Okay. (L: Thiago…) Rakin: Before we leave I hug Cristopher, I
hug him and say; T: Hey, man, relax, I see you are trying, take it easy. L: Fuck, Thiago. T: Calm down, darling, look at his son, bro, he is a preteen, just giving his dad emotional headaches. L: Wow, good luck for the hairy kid... (Rakin: I’ll just hug him.) L: ... with a dad like this I wouldn’t even want to take the case, gee. Luis: I, I take… I take Thiago by his shoulders, I stare into his eyes and say; Cr: You remember what your dad did for you… It’s the same I tried to do
for him, but he doesn’t understand. T: Ok, Uncle Cris, I’ll just ask you a favor, man. Do not mention my dad, please. L: Wow… Cr: I miss him too. T: So do I, that’s why I don’t want you to talk about him, please. J: Yeah, don’t talk about his dad. Luis: I hug him again without one arm. Rakin: No, but I hug him with just one arm wanting to push him away. GM: Perfect. GM: Huh… Cr: I’ll leave. GM: Okay, are you going alone in your car? Luis: Yes. GM: You go to your respective houses.
Now mark in your sheets exactly what you are taking and what you aren’t taking in your belongings, what equipment you want to take. You spend a couple hours getting ready, uh… for what I got Thiago, Liz, and Joui are in the same house, right? Gabi: Yes. GM: OK. Do you wanna get ready? (L: I got supplies at home....) ... Guys, choose what you want. GM: Feel free to describe your home. Gabi: Uh… Okay. I lived in an apartment with my… My mom’s apartment, previously. Due to past events I moved, I finally managed to leave the
apartment I used to live with my mom, and I moved to a house. I started to rent a house. It’s a pretty big house, I got promoted at work, so my situation got better and... anyways, It’s a house with a pool, and a dog. I adopted Gonzales’ dog, an important detail we hadn’t mentioned. GM: Yeah, you arrive and there is a dog that gets really happy when he sees Thiago too, he comes and licks Thiago, barks, really happy, and stuff. Gabi: I adopted him due to Thiago not having much space, so in my house he
has lots of space to play and Thiago always comes here to play with… With him, so… It’s fine. What’s his name, Thiago? You know, I don’t… I just call him Dog. Rakin: What’s the name that the Master decided? GM: Uh… You can choose the name of the dog. Rakin: Can I choose? GM: Uh, no… The dog’s original name is Geraldinho, but you can change if you want to. (Rakin: Geraldinho...) Rakin: I like the name now, Geraldinho. GM: Ok. Gabi: The Dog. Rakin: I want to play with Geraldinho, the Dog, man, I want to play with
him the whole time because I’m already used to. GM: Okay, you get. Luis: Doggy, doggy. GM: So you get ready, it comes near the time to leave, uh… Will you go by car with Liz or how is each one going to the airport? L: Guys, do you want a ride? J: Yes! T: I’m fine, I’ll go with my motorcycle, I got one now. L: Aah… So I’ll take the little.... (T: I’ve always had it, actually, but I never used it.) L: I’ll take the little one to the airport, then. (J: [laughs]) J: Cute. L: Huh...
(T: Go with her, then.) (J: Thanks.) L: I sold my old car, so now we’ll go with my Cadillac. J: So cool! GM: Do you got anyone to take care of the dog while you’re out? Gabi: There’s the maid, Julia. GM: Okay. Rakin: Big Julia. GM: You arrive at the airport... (J: Bye, Ju!) GM: You arrive at the airport then, eh... Starting to make the scheme of checking the… the luggage and you see when you arrive, the firsts are Liz, Joui and Thiago together and there is a guy that is looking to a flyer, looking
to lots of people like that in the bag, until he finally sees you and “uh…” and comes to you ???: Are you, uh… Mr. Veríssimo’s employees? T: Yeah, pal, it’s us, but we lack some people. The Family Feud is yet to come. ???: Ah... We… Eh… Wait, are… Are you Cesar? T: No! J: No. ???: Who are, it’s just… Can you just mark the names, because I’m responsible for the luggage of five people. Joui: That’s right! (L: Huh...) (T: Exactly, pal.) L: The hairy and the big guy will arrive later. Here it’s just Liz, Thiago
and Joui, mark it there. (GM: Liz, when you...) … When you say “big guy” you look behind you and there’s a really big guy arriving at the airport with his small suitcase. Do you wanna describe your suitcase, Cristopher? Luis: It’s a small suitcase, like, really tiny, it looks like… Like a briefcase, the ones to take to an office, and it has just, I don’t know, just a change of clothes. GM: Got it Luis: And a perfume eh… toothbrush, this kinds of things. GM: Perfect. You then… You, he arrives and goes towards you because he saw
you. Liz: Aw, man T: Oh, oooh, Cris. T: You know we are in a trip... Hum… a work trip, right? That’s everything you need? In that? Cr: All I need, clothes… T: Ev- Ev- Everything, everything… You… You heard what Mr. Veríssimo said at the briefing, didn’t you? Cr: Ah… You are talking… Ah… I don’t use that stuff. T: You… You use this briefcase you… Will you hit whatever comes our way with the briefcase? C: No, I use my fist. J: That was a good answer. T: The guy has a point, man, each one is each
one. GM: Cesar finally arrives and sees the crowding of people at the entrance like this by the side of the airport, there are many people coming and going, but there are less people than normal, but it has... Because it’s a Monday so… Uh… Actually it’s Saturday, huh, today is 04/11 so it isn’t a Monday, but there are less people than you’d expect at the airport. Rakin: Is there anyone smoking nearby? GM: No, there’s nobody smoking in the airport. Luis: Don't forget; Coronavirus. (GM: But when you entered the airport...) ... you passed by some people smoking
and you smelled i Rakin: I’m kind of restless. L: Pshh, Thiago. You said you’d stop smoking. T: I already stopped smoking, darling, if I smoke these lungs won’t hold anymore. When they opened to operate they said that it was looking like a sponge after cleaning dirt. L: And your ear, how is it? T: Not hearing. GM: [laughs] L: Humm… (Cr: Did you get deaf?) GM: Cesar, you arrive and see the crowding of people. What do you do? T: I’ll get a coffee. GM: Cesar…? (T: Does anyone want to drink some coffee?) GM: Cesar?? (L: Nice,
I’ll take some tea.) GM: Cesar? Ce: I’ll take some coffee too. GM: Uh, okay. But you just arrived at the airport. Calango: Oh, I’ve just arrived? Ok, I’m with a big backpack, like this… (GM: How is your bag? What are you bringing?) Calango: I’m with a really big backpack, it looks completely full, apparently. GM: Okay. Calango: Eh… Do I need to describe what is inside the backpack? GM: No, no, no, just what... just how you are. Calango: Okay, I’m with my turtleneck sweater, a black jeans and a big full backpack, like this. GM: You see
Cesar still arriving with a big backpack and he… He gets to the group and then the employee that has the paper… ???: It's you guys? Everyone here? Ce: Hey guys, what’s up? T: This is us. J: Hey, Cesar. Cr: Hi, son. T: Ahoy, Junior. ???: Is it your bags I must take? J: I guess so. Ce: Eh… Is he taking care of us? (???: For Mr. Veríssimo?) J: Yeah. ???: Okay, you can give them to me, then. GM: He gets a trolley for you to put your luggage. L: I’m not liking this crowding of people
because everyone is sick. T: Wow, you brought your mask too. Wow, good judgment. T: Oh, wait, guys. (GM: [laughs]) Ce: Wow, I forgot my mask... Calango: I’m like "wow". L: I don’t like this… T: Wow, you need to be aware. Cr: Drugstore, we need to go to a drugstore to buy one, Cr: I just got this one. T: It’s not just the paranormal we… GM: Nice. T: It’s not just the paranormal we are fighting, Lil' C. Ce: Woooow. T: That’s right, complicated. J: I forgot mine, guys, I... I forgot my… (L: Use your shirt, Joui,
use your shirt). Calango: Ok, I get near Joui and say; Ce: What now? What do we do? J: Uh… I’ll trust Liz. Ce: Okay. J: Okay, Cesar. GM: So you put your luggage on the trolley? Gabi: Yes. Rakin: I put it. Calango: We put it. (Gabi: [laughs]) GM: Okay, the employee too, he... ???: Oh my God, I forgot! GM: Then he goes… He enters running, he leaves the trolley while you put your luggage and he returns wearing a mask. ???: Okay, everything here? Cr: Sir, no hands on your mouth. GM: It’s a mask! Role play!
Luis: Sorry. J: I don’t think it’s cool to judge, sir. [Laughter] ???: That’s everything? That’s everything? L: Yes, that’s everything, dude. ???: OK. GM: He takes the trolley and starts to take it and then a coworker says… Kind of signalizes for him like this and he… ???: No no no no no no, relax. GM: And then he passes by the conveyor belt and takes them behind, you can’t see him anymore. T: Hey, guys. I forgot we had this whole situation, let’s forget the coffee? Ce: Better, better not, true that. (L: Yeah, Yeah, no coffee, no
coffee.) T: I’m done with coffee. J: Let’s order to go. Cr: Guys, does anyone need hand sanitizer? L: I got a hand sanitizer. J: I got mine, thanks. Cr: OK. L: Joui, can I use yours? I don’t wanna use the big guy’s. J: Yeah, yeah, you can take it. T: Hand it to me, Cris. L: Hey, thanks. J: You’re welcome. You can keep this container, I got another one here. I don’t have another, but you can keep it. L: What’s that, boy. Take this, it’s yours. J: Ah, thanks. L: God, what a fucking teacher’s pet.
J: Oh, she’s funny. Ce: She coughed, huh. Beware. J: Ah, it’s fine. Cr: Calm, calm. L: Ow, when we enter the plane we can take off the masks, right? It’s hot. T: No, wow, I think it’s even more complicated inside, closed quarters… L: Will this trip take long? How much? What time is it? Cr: Guys, don’t forget I’m in the high-risk group, I don’t wanna die. T: We are together in that one, Cris, it’s complicated with this lungs here. GM: Meanwhile you hear [ring]. ???: Attention, passengers of the flight to Carpazinha, address to the thirteenth
gate. Passengers of the flight to Carpazinha, address to the thirteenth gate. J: Guys, I think it’s in the thirteenth gate. Calango: The moment I hear this voice I turn to my father and say; Ce: Wow, Cristopher, he talked just like Alex. Cr: Alex who? L: Alex who? T: What Alex are you talking about? Calango: Then I take my phone off the pocket and play an audio. Gabi: Oh, no. Phone: The one who stuck your ass with glue. [Laughter] Cr: Hey… T: Hey, pal, we are not here to play, okay? J: Really good. I mean, we
are not here to play. Ce: [inaudible] Cr: [inaudible] Cr: Thiago, it’s the first time he jokes with me, don’t you think I’m happy? T: Man… Ce: See? He’s happy. J: Really good. T: At least we’re making Team Build, we are team building, it’s okay, right, the team is working together, everyone together, we are evolving, I’m liking it. Ce: Let’s go, guys, thirteenth gate. GM: You then… T: Let’s go. GM: You follow the line; people are being oriented … to stay distant from each other in the line, so everyone is two meters away in the line.
The majority of people are wearing masks too since the check-in place, but there were people not wearing masks at the entrance going with their relatives… They’re irresponsible… But anyways they, uh... the majority of people that entered the check-in are all wearing masks. You go towards the thirteenth gate and everyone was already in line entering… What do you do? (Cr: Guys, look...) Luis: I turn to them and say; Cr: Guys, look the power I’ve discovered, look, look at my glasses. Gabi: [laughs] J: [laughs] Let me try. T: No way he’s gonna try it. Cr: Almost, almost,
YOU DID IT, YOU DID IT! J: I sort of did it, sir. Calango: Ok, I’ll walk, I walk, I walk towards the gate and ignore all this… T: I’ll go with Junior, dude. GM: You get there, you deliver your check-in, the lady [beep]... Not even checks your ID and lets you through. J: Okay, that was weird. Rakin: I’m embarking too. GM: All of you… You, Thiago, delivers it and she [beep] and it looks like they’re in a hurry, it looks like the flight is kind of late so they are in a hurry and they aren’t
even looking enough at the IDs. L: Gee, what a shame. Luis: I’ll give her my ID and, as I’m dumb, I’ll take off my mask like this; Cr: It’s me! GM: She… ???: Yes, yes, sir Cristopher, you may enter. Cr: Thanks. ???: And try to wear the mask, sir. Cr: Okay, okay. J: You are in the high-risk group, sir. GM: You all pass and enter, and you are placed at very distant places of each other in the plane, just as Mr. Veríssimo said. Do you wanna do something special? (Calango: Sit.) (Luba: Uh, I...) ... I’ll
get my Nintendo 3DS to play Pokémon. GM: Okay. Calango: I’ll get my phone to play some Free Fire as well. Gabi: I’ll sleep. Luba: There is no internet in the plane. GM: Guys, you hear a shot in the other plane, you hear an explosion, the airplane folks get a bit worried, but then you realize that the plane at your side, it’s turbine exploded, yours is fine, so the people get a bit worried, but it’s other one, other airline, you are fine. The flight attendant; ???: Calm, guys, calm down. That’s another airline, thanks for choosing.... ours,
that I do… Doesn’t have a brand. Luba: [laughs] Luis: It’s Yellow, the airline is named Yellow. [Laughter] GM: Does anyone want to make any other preps or are you ready for the flight? J: I put on the seat-belt. GM: Perfect. Luis: I’ll put on my headphones on the FM radio. (GM: The flight will be around two hours...) GM: It appears to be a normal flight, there are some turbulences in the way, hum... But nothing too worrying. You land… (Gabi: It’s a direct flight, right?...) ... No stops? (GM: Yeah, yeah. It’s a direct flight. ) ...
You land in Carpazinha around 3:30 P.M. The people start to go to the conveyor belt and you see your luggage arriving normally. Rakin: Okay, I’ll get my luggage and I start... I start looking for the guy holding the sign saying “Hey, guys”. GM: Do you all get your luggage? Calango: I do. L: Everything GM: Okay, you get your luggage and you… You leave... you leave the boarding area and there is no one waiting for you. Ce: What? J: Yo, wasn’t it supposed to be someone waiting for us, guys? Cr: Do you wanna rent a car?
L: Not with you. Cr: Remember that Mr. Veríssimo said we’d have to rent a car if we wanted? T: I think that’s right, Cris, let’s rent one. We can’t argue here, it’s not because the guy is this big that we have to be like this, bro. J: I agree. (T: We gotta stick together...) we are a community here. (J: I agree.) Cr: I’m liking this boy here, Joui, Joui, right? Joui: Yes, it’s me, sir. Cr: Pleasure to meet you, son. J: Big fan. Ce: Okay, you recognized him just now… GM: Carpazinha's airport, now that you’ve
left and are looking around, is really tiny, the size of a house, there is just one gate, just one airport runway and it’s practically empty, there are only you that got down now and some other people from your flight that are walking by the plane and going to a little stall that you can rent cars. There’s just a little restaurant with the majority of the food already packed, there isn’t anything that is freshly made, for instance. And there’s only an old lady like this in the shop, sat, bored because no one is buying anything. L:
Everyone will go in one car? Cr: We fit, we can go. T: I’ll be honest, the last time we got separated in a mission we ended up having some problems. Ce: Yeah, I'd rather walk near you guys. T: So I think it’s better if we stick together. Cr: Guys, I... I’m here and I’m really good at driving, If you want me to… I can drive. L: What do you do with your life, big guy? Cr: I don’t do it anymore, because my age doesn’t cooperate, but I used to be a stuntman. J: Didn’t you recognize
him? T: How come a stuntman? L: How come, man? Cr: You know what, Thiago? That’s how I met your father. T: Fuck, that’s true, you were Van-Van-Van… J: Van Damme, it’s him… He's Van Damme's best stuntman. Moreover, uh… Sir, I just recognized a bit after but I’ve learned a lot from your, uh, your stunts, thanks very much. Big fan! (Cr: Ha ha...) ... Very cute this boy, very cute. J: Thanks. T: Ow, give the guy a chance, I’m sensing this vibe, this animosity, leave the guy, he’s a good person, yo. Trust me, behind this scary
face and 7’ tall and a 22 inches of biceps, he is a really nice guy. Cr: Besides, I'm an instructor, so, I can help. If you need anything, I can teach you. L: Oh, that explains a lot. Cr: True, why am I wearing a mask? J: You are in an at-risk group. I'm- (L: Because...) ...you'll go rent the car. Go, put on your mask again and go talk to the girl. Luis: I go over to the girl... at the car rental place. GM: OK. You get to her, she just finished talking to a client. ???:
Ah, thank you very much. May I help you, sir? Cr: Hey, how are you? I would like to rent a car. (???: I'm good!...) ...Uh, what model would you like? Cr: Uh, what's the most sporty model- ???: Actually we only have HB20s. Cr: That's a bit complicated for me, but sure, sure. (???: Can it be?...) ...Alright, sir. Uh, it's going to be, uhm, 150 reais per day. Rakin: Crap. Cr: Um, can you hold on a second? ???: No problem, sir. Luis: I go towards them and say: Cr: Guys, here's the deal. It's 150 reais per
day. I'm not rich. T: Yo, dude. Cr: I can help with some money. Let's split? T: We split it in five, no biggie, R$30, R$30, R$30, and we can even, if you grab the invoice, send it to Verisimo, saying "Yo, Verissimo, we need a refund from the mission, here you go." Then he deposits it all back, man. Ce: Yeah, true, that's a good one, we get it, the invoice and send it to Mr. Verrisimo. T: For fuck's sake, it's all good, dude. Cr: OK, OK. J: That's a good idea. (L: We can do this,...) ...
I can- I'll pay for the car and you keep the money for a little brunch, if you get hungry. Ce: A coffee that's 150 reais? (T: No, no, for God's sake.) L: Here, take it. Cr: Guys, this girl, she humiliates me, but I kinda like her. T: Hey, take the... [Laughter] No, hold on, hold up, Cris, grab the invoice cause we could still get a refund, dude. L: Ha, you think I'm not counting on that? But I really am. Luis: I go back to… I go back to the woman. (L: Get the invoice!) Cr: Okay!
???: May I help you, sir? Cr: I'll take the car. ???: OK, sir, um, you only need to fill in this form right here, and then it'll all be done. Luis: I fill in the whole form. GM: OK. You spend some time filling it in, you put in, like, all of the document info and all, uh... ???: What's the payment method? Cr: Um, credit card. ???: Okay. GM: She hands you the card reader, and you pay 150. How much do you… How much can you spend per day? Luis: It's Liz's. Gabi: Uh… I can spend...
(GM: It's her card?...) ...You're using her card? Gabi: Yeah. GM: OK. It asked for a password. Cr: [claps] Guys! I forgot to get the password! Luis: I run towards her. ???: Sir! My card reader! J: Uh, what is going on here? Luis: I go back, give the card reader back. Cr: Wait a second! ???: The card- (Luis: I grab the card,...) ...I grab it, and run. (GM: OK.) Cr: What's the pin? L: Zero zero zero zero. Cr: For fuck's sake. Luis: I go back. [Laughter] Cr: It's here, sorry. ???: Are you taking the car or
not? Cr: Ye- yes. I am, I am. ???: OK. GM: She types on it again and hands you the card reader. Actually, she doesn't do that, she just holds it and waits for you to insert the card. Luis: Zero, zero, zero. GM: She turns the reader to you. Then you type the pin. Then, "accepted." ???: Thank you, sir. GM: And she hands you the key. ???: Anything else? (Cr: Can I have the invoice, please?) ???: Um… hold on sir, you should have asked… GM: She, she presses some keys, slaps the monitor, one of those really
old ones still, an old model. And then, it goes like [pi pi pi]. She [psh] takes the invoice and hands it to you. Cr: Thanks, thanks. ???: Sir, it'll be charged extra until the car is returned, OK? Automatically. Cr: Okay, okay. ???: Byee! GM: Then she turns to the next client. ???: May I help you? Luis: I go back to them. Ce: The lady of- (J: Cesar...) ...you work with internet stuff, right? (Ce: How much was it?) Ce: Yeah, yeah, yeah. J: I read this thing once, is your dad, like a, boomer? Ce: Yeah, yeah,
he is. (J: Ah, Okay...) ...okay, okay, just wanted to be sure. (Cr: What is that, boomer?) Ce: It's when a person is really big, they're a boomer, got it? J: Yeah. Cr: Ah… I'm a boomer. Ce: Yes. T: Boomer to me was a character from Gunbound, dude. Ce: Yeah, also that. Also that. GM: You see a sign indicating the cars of the company you just rented from, there's a little sign pointing to where they are, and there in your, on your keychain, there's the number 22. Cr: Let's go? (L: Hold up.) Cr: Can we? (L:
We're going...) ... with five people in an HB20. (Ce: On a HB20. Nice!...) ...Really smart. [claps] (L: OK, no,...) it's fine, the thing is that we have a person of the size of three. Cr: But I'm driving. (Ce: But it fits, it fits...) ...Yeah, we'll fit. (T: Let him drive, dude...) ...Then Junior sits on the passenger seat, they can have a father-son talk, pretend it's a roadtrip. Ce: I'd rather go on the back. Cr: I think is better for, Thiago, to sit next to me- T: Nah, I'm good. (L: No, no, no, no, no,...) J:
No! Thiago is seating next to me! (L: I'll stay with Thiago...) and Joui on the back, I'll stay, I'll stay with them. Ce: Oh my God. (T: We'll be in the back. It's cool,...) ...cool, Cris, thanks for the offer, you're the coolest, but go, go ahead. Cr: OK, okay. T: Let's do it. Cr: Let's go to the car, then? J: Yeah. GM: You get to a line of a few HB20s, there's a blue one, and it's on the 22th place. Cr: Wow, it's "blu"! How pretty! J: My favorite color! [Laughter] T: This HB20 is nice
man. J: Am I going in the middle? I'll go in the middle. Luis: I open the trunk- (T: You're the smallest, go in the middle, bud.) GM: You're taking your bags, I assume. (J: Okay!) You open the trunk. J: I'm helping. (Rakin: Did everything fit?) GM: Yup, a tight fit, but it did. T: My God. Is there any space left? (J: Mr. Cris,...) ...can you help me close the trunk? It's a bit... Cr: Alright! (J: Okay.) Luis: I, with one hand, I close it. Ce: Nice,... (J: [gasp].) you don't need to break it, Cristopher. T:
Yo, we have to return it, chief, for God's sake. (Ce: Yeah, that's messed up.) T: A bit softer, dude. Ce: We'll have to send the invoice of the repairs to Mr. Veríssimo, as well. L: Hey, Joui, how tall are you, my dear? J: Uh, I have 1.68 meters. L: Oh, so sit behind the skyscraper, because I won't fit in the car, dude, I'll sit in the middle. J: OK, your choice. GM: OK. Are all of you inside the car? Rakin: All good. (Luis: Yes.) GM: Everyone's in the car. T: Yo, my back's hurting so bad,
man,... (Cr: Guys.) ... it's too tight. (Cr: I don't know...) ...I don't know where we're going. GM: [Laughs] [Laughter] T: Yo, what was the name of the hotel that the guy stayed at, again? That the team was lodged at? (GM: You still...) ...have the documents of, that were... of the report. L: It's, a hotel close to where the body was, but... T: Where was the body found, do we know, exactly? Ce: In any case, we can call Mr. Verissimo and ask. L: Um, I wanna pull out my phone, and see if there's any reception in
this town. T: They told me there was barely any, but let me check it, too. L: There wasn't any, where the accident happened, at least. Gabi: We have reception here, Master? GM: Yes, yes, you have reception. Gabi: Good reception? GM: No. Terrible. But it's there. Gabi: Yay! Perfect. T: Yo, let's try to call Mr. Verissimo just to get information on where this hotel was, that the group stayed at, cause I think this is a good startin' point for us. (L: If I hear...) ...three words that Verissimo says on the phone we'll be lucky, honey. T:
Damn, just need one, the name of the hotel. (GM: Are you calling Mr. Verissimo?) Rakin: I'm trying to. GM: Okay. You call, the phone rings, and he- finally, someone picks up. ???: Mr. Verissimo? T: Hey, what's the name of the hotel that team Kelvin stayed at again, champ? ???: We have no intel on that. You, uh, were told to, let me check here… [pages being turned] to talk with the police officer Victor Hott. T: No, champ, but I don't- I'm not really fond of talking to cops, man, but... being completely honest. ???: That's what the
mission is indicating. I don't have any other information. Anything else, Mr. Verissimo? (T: You're kidding...) ...No, I'm good. Thanks, pal. GM: He hangs up. L: Yo, put the police station's address on Waze, buddy. Cr: What do we have to do? J: Uh, Cesar, you can do that for him, right? he's your dad. (Ce: Uh, I...) ...leave it to me, leave it to me. Calango: I will... I going to put "Carpazinha's Police Station" on Waze. (GM: OK. When you....) ...access the map, you see that the local map is really, it's all messed up, the satellite pictures
are all in low quality, it's really a place that isn't... isn't well structured on the internet, but you you find the address of of Carpazinha's police station, and you can find the directions. Ce: OK, so, it's showing here, three kilometers to get to the police station. (GM: Actually,...) ...it's like 10 minutes away. Ce: It's 10 minutes away then, Waze is saying ten minutes, here. Yo Cristopher- (GM: Less than that, 5 minutes...) the city is really small. (Ce: Can be...) ...5 minutes, it's recalculating. GM: [laughs] 5 minutes, 5 minutes. Cr: Guys, do you want to ride
with or without thrill? J: Thrill! T: No, for God's sake, no, no, yo Cris. (L: No, no, no, don't say that-) J: No thrill, no thrill. Thiago and Liz said no thrill. T: Dude I'm, I'm all fucked up because of my last mission, come on. Luis: I drive calmly. (T: No thrill...) ... go with the flow. GM: So, you take around 7 to 8 minutes, you get to the police station's address, you look around, and even think, "wait, is here really the police station?" you're in front of a blue house, that has its door open,
and a staircase to up to it. A really humble house. Cr: Guys, everything is "blu"! J: My favorite color. T: Joui's favorite color. GM: It's a two... (J: You remembered!) ...It's a two story house. Ce: Oh, so here's the police station, then? GM: Check, roll... everyone, roll a Find hiding test. Luba: OK, I need to grab my dice, I forgot, dude. (GM: [Laughs].) Calango: What's the dice for Finding? (Rakin: Find hiding?) GM: Find hiding. Rakin: Is it just Finding? GM: Yeah, just Finding. Calango: What's the dice? (Gabi: OK.) GM: The dice of 100 sides. (Gabi:
A d100, right?) Rakin: I got the upper number. (GM: If you get, the goal is,...) ...the lower, the better. So, if you get less than what you have on the skill, you've succeeded. Rakin: I got half of what I have on that skill. Luis: I got 10. GM: The values you have are... (Rakin: I got 45 out of 90.) the total skill value, there's half of that, and there's one fifth of the value. Then, depending on what you got, you went well (Regular), really well (Good), or extremely well (Extreme). And then... or you Failed. You
just tell me what kind of success you got. Luba: What dice is it, Cellbit? (Rakin: I got half.) Luba: 100? (GM: The d100.) Calango: Okay, wait a sec. Gabi: Wow dude, a decent number for the first time. Luba: Dude, I was grabbing the dice, what did you say? I got 60... GM: How much do you have on Finding? Luba: Finding? GM: Yeah. Rakin: I have 90 and got 45, man. GM: OK, so, you... so, Thiago... (Gabi: I have...) ...80 and got 32. (GM: You see, kind of hidden,...) ...a little dirty sign (Luis: I have 25...)
In front of this police station,... (... and got 12.) ...there's a little dirty sign, that reads "Carpazinha's Police Station". It's really discrete, you almost miss it. T: Yo, everyone, that sign over there, the one really crooked and dirty, seems to be of the police station, man. What a destroyed little place, huh man, geez... L: Damn, but... T: Here, anything that happens is a mystery, man, I can't believe those people solve anything around here. (L: No,...) ...no wonder they couldn't solve the problem. Ce: The last person that visited came listening to a walkman. J: [Hahaha]. Cr:
I didn't get the joke, son. (J: [Haha].) Ce: You're old, you should get it. (GM: [Laughs].) Gabi: I get out of the car and go towards the police station. L: Excuse me, Joui, I'm in the middle, here. J: Sure, sure, go ahead. J: Oops. L: Thanks. GM: You get out of the parked car... (Luba: I leave the car and let her pass by.) ...and start going up the simple steps to get to the police station. When you enter, you see a super simple desk, a humble place, like, with old paint peeling off the walls. In
front of this desk, there are a bunch of plastic chairs with two elders, almost falling asleep, maybe waiting for their turn, and on the other side of the desk, there's a secretary on the phone. ???: Ah… uhuh… OK… OK. Noo... (L: Miss.) ...No way- just a second. Just a second!... (L: [Psst].) Really? No! Oh I- L: [Clapping] Miss, holy fuck! (???: OK, OK, bye...) ... Hi, sorry, what is it? Can you wait on the line over there? There's a line, miss. Gabi: I wanna show her my Unusual Crimes Sector badge. GM: Uh… it's a girl,
it's a woman, actually, she's around 26 years old and she's a little chubby, she has a... she is clearly not worried about anything, she's distracted. She wears square-ish glasses, and says: ???: What do you want? L: Uh, miss here's my badge, I need to talk about the case- (???: Ooh, you work here?...) ...But, how? I've never seen you around here. (L: I need to...) ...talk about a case with one of your policemen, that investigated a suspicious death in a car. ???: Is it with Victor? L: Might be. T: Yup it's him. ???: [Screaming] Victor!!! (Ce:
Victor, yeah, Victor.) GM: Then, you hear from the hallway that stretches ahead, with two rooms, you hear a [tuff] some noises of stuff falling, he says: Victor: Yes, hi, what is it?! GM: And, you see a guy, around his 30's, with a thin and dark beard, he has... he's short, has light brown skin and really short hair, but he has big black eyes. He's wearing a formal grey and white striped shirt, grey pants and black shoes. You see him: Victor: What is it?! ???: Ah, these people want to talk to ya. GM: Then, he: Victor:
Jesus, OK, did you need to shout? Hi, sorry, can I help you? L: Thiago,... T: Hi. So, my man, I'll be really straightforward... (...you go.) ...with you, dude. I'll be really straightforward, we were sent here to solve the odd case that happened, of a guy that was found in a car, with a thing on his head- (Victor: Rafael's?) T: Dunno, I think that's the one. Was Rafael found with a thing on his head? (Victor: But, a team was sent last month...) ...and they were supposed to take care of this. T: Yes, there was, but they
had to go back, because of this whole Corona virus outbreak, one of their relative's got sick. Yeah, had an issue. (Victor: Oh, they went back...) that's why I didn't hear anything from them. T: Yeah, yeah, they went back. (Victor: Well, come on in, into my office...) ... come here, then. Let's go. GM: He walks and enters to the left, in a room, He has a really messy office with many documents and boxes, like, everywhere, he has a little computer that has the usual Windows XP wallpaper. Calango: I find it funny. GM: There are two chairs,
like, in front of his simple desk. Victor: What do you need to know? They didn't show you the documents? T: Dude, I need to know exactly where this car thing happened. Can you give us this information? Because unfortunately there was a problem, a bug in the system, when they were going to send us the stuff, we ended up not getting all the information. Then, this was a big problem for us, and they sent us to solve all this bureaucracy. Victor: I think I still have those files, hold on. GM: He does, he does a [keyboard
sounds]. Victor: OK, hold on, just a second... The system keeps on crashing, goddammit!! [Sighs] Here, OK. Rafael Montes’ case, right? (Cr: Calm down a bit.) T: Um, Rafael what, bro? Victor: It’s Rafael Montes, right? T: Yeah, this one, I forgot for a sec. (Victor: Sorry, this case is ver complicated...) ...but, it's the forehead one, that has the symbol, I don’t… T: Yes, this one. Is there a photo, anything that can help us, that you might have? (Victor: I have...) GM: He opens a file and he shows that same picture, that you already had of the
symbol in the forehead. Victor: Well, this is... what do you need to know, then? L: Um, do you have the names of the woman and the daughter that went missing? Victor: Hm… I do, I do, I do. Just give me a second to find it, but it was… Wait, uh, there's a lot of files in here. J: We totally get it. Cr: Does a lot of stuff happen here? Victor: It was Alice and Camila, his wife and daughter, Camila Montes and Alice Montes. T: Alice was the daughter and… Victor: Alice, Alice was 18, and Camila,
35. L: Got it. T: Hmm, yeah sure, interesting, interesting. Being totally honest with you, Vitor, think that we right here, everything that happened to the other squad, didn’t happen, man, because really, like, there was a bug in the system, we’re gonna start from zero. (Victor: They didn't even want it,...) ...they were very straightforward. They came here, asked for some documents and the location. I said it already, I was investigating this case for 4 months, but there’s not much to do; the only evidence was this symbol there, I searched on the internet, didn’t find anything. I
asked the people here, no one knew it, I didn’t know what to do. I asked their relatives, they were traveling, innit. Victor: His body was found with... (T: They came back?) ... three stab wounds. He was lying on the ground at the avenue, they were coming back from a family trip. but nothing was taken either, which is weird, innit? Killed, took the family, didn’t steal the car nor anything, left everything open. L: Vitor, can you, you… you and your team... (Victor: Victor, Victor.) L: Victor, sorry. So, you and your team were the first ones to
arrive at the scene? Victor: Not a team... ...just me, [laughs]. There’s no team here, Carpazinha, innit, what did you expect? L: You were the only person to arrive at the scene? Victor: No, no, no, hm, there was, Ivete, from.... from Ashy Armpit, the bar that, that found it,... (J: Ashy Armpit.) ...called to the police, didn’t want problems. Victor: I think, actually, there must be, I don’t know... like, maybe there is, Ashy Armpit is the only place near where they might've gone to but I don’t have the balls to go in there, with the gang, and
everything. T: There’s gangs in this city? Victor: Yeah, a motorcycle gang, around here... (J: Did he say Ashy Armpit?) ...there’s a ton of those. L: Big guy, have you ever beaten up a gang member in your life? Cr: What I did most in life was to beat up gang members. Just in movies, but- (Victor: Actually,...) ...just found something here! GM: He pulls up a file, like this. Victor: There's....no, yeah. I just remembered that they had an invoice from Ashy Armpit. They bought some water there, 10 minutes, uh... It’s 10 minutes from where the car was
found. I wanted to go there to investigate, but the people there don't like cops; so I was doubtful, I didn’t wanna die. T: No, we're good, we’ll go there. (Cr: I get it,...) ...I get you, I do. T: The guys that were here before- (Victor: Why didn't they send the...) ...same team, now that they came back, innit? Those three. They knew everything, and... (L: They got sick.) ...they had investigated. They even went there, too. (Cr: They got sick, really...) ...really sick. They were throwing up, coughing. Victor: Oh, they got the 'corono'? L: They got corona.
Victor: Corona, corona. J: Corono. Yeah, corona, right. Victor: You gotta wear a mask, you know, you gotta take care, wash your hands well, with hand sanitizer, soap. There’s hand sanitizer here, if you want, too. GM: He washes his hands. J: Thanks, I got my own. (Victor: Between your fingers, behind.) T: Done, done. J: Uhuh. I have one. (Victor: Yeah, but-) Cr: I can see that here, in Carpazinho, right? Victor: Carpazinha, Carpazinha. Cr: Carpazinha. There’s no cases, right? (Victor: Some people mix it with the other Carazinho one...) ...that has nothing to do with here. The name
is Carpazinha, something else entirely. Cr: Yes, yes. Ce: Car-pa-zinha. Victor: Damn it. Sorry, I'm nervous. (J: Carazinho isn’t the city of… ) ...Hey, César, you use the computer a lot. Isn’t there a guy from Carazinho? From the internet? Ce: No. J: Oh, okay. My family watched him. Cr: Yo, I know, I know who you're talking about. J: You do? Ce: He’s talking about that soccer player Ribamar, bro. He was from here. (Cr: No,...) J: Oh, OK. (...no, no.) Victor: That symbol's weird, innit?... (Cr: Julio Cesar!) ...I don't even know how... (Cr: He played for Brazil.)
...they burned it onto his head. Must have been a coin, a medallion, I don't know. (T: They did what, pal?) Victor: What? T: You're talking about how they burned it on his head? Victor: Yeah, how they did it, innit? Must've gotten a lighter, something. (T: Ah, it's those crazy gangs,...) those lunatic gangs. Cr: Might be things to mark horses. (Victor: Do you think it was the bikers?) T: Dunno, it can be something, so there’s a chance it was them. Victor: It even looks like satanism, innit? T: Noo, there’s nothing to do with it, man. (J:
Noo,...) ...that's not real, relax. Ce: I think we should go there to take a look, but I think my dad should stay in front of us. Victor: Where you guys are from anyway? Which sector do you guys work for? J: I'm a gymnast, ah! Cr: Yeah, he's a police gymnast. GM: You still have the Unusual Crimes Sector badge. Thiago and Liz still have the badges. Cr: I'm American, I came here, the police called me, because the jobs I did there as a private investigator- Victor: Unusual Crime what? Let me see. L: We're from the Federal
Sector, honey. (T: There, you can take my badge.) Victor: Oh, so it's the same as the other group, then. Cr: Yeahh. L: Yes. J: Yes, I'm here too. Victor: Well I hope they get better, bah. L: Bah? Ce: Bah. Cr: Bah. J: Uhuh L: Victor, sweetheart, did you see anything else besides the strange burn mark on the neck, anything else in the crime scene that got your attention? Victor: That the women vanished, innit? And it wasn’t a rich family for it to be a kidnapping, there weren’t any relatives, there’s no explanation. T: That’s what we
have to find out. (Ce: There isn't...) ...any record of their past, anything with you, Victor? J: Women disappeared. Victor: Records of their past, what do you mean? GM: He gets confused. Ce: Anything about the missing women's house or their families? (Victor: No, they're from here,...) Carpazinha, but there isn’t one. Ce: Doesn’t the city have any records about the people that live here? Victor: We do, but, why do you want to investigate their house? They got kidnapped at the road. L: Uhm… can you give us the address of the crime scene and of where the women
and the man lived? Victor: I can look for it, no problem. L: Thanks. (GM: He goes over the files.) T: Let me tell ya, Victor. Small towns usually spread news pretty quickly... Victor: Yes. ...That family, Montes, how were they? Victor: Uhm, what do you mean? They were normal, traveled a lot. (T: If there was something different...) ...Something off, unusual, that happened before the accident did or was it outta nowhere? Victor: No, they went to the beach, came back. T: Beach? What beach did they go to? Victor: On the coast, I don't know exactly. They went
to the beach, always at the end of the year. T: Ok, then. I'll check on that later, thanks. L: Bah. GM: He gets... He gets the address, street is General Gonçalves, 323. Ce: OK, I think it’s strange for them to get kidnapped like this since they aren’t rich or anything, there must be another reason behind this. Victor: I thought that too, but I couldn’t think of anything. T: Ah, yeah, I think that- (Cr: Do you think it was one of the gangs,...) the gangs nearby? Victor: I don’t know, yeah, maybe... There’s two gangs there. They
steal stuff; one of them always steal (Cr: Two gangs?...) ...Why are there two gangs? Victor: Because they’re rivals, innit? The motorcycle gangs, near Ashy Armpit they’re always there. Cr: Can you explain that better to us? Victor: I don’t know. I don’t get involved with gangs! I’m an officer, I won't be involved with criminals. There are, there are two gangs, I don’t know their names. J: Got it. T: Hey Cristopher, relax, dude. Cr: But one of the gangs is a motorcycle one. Victor: Both gangs are motorcycle ones, innit. Ashy Armpit is a biker's bar. And for
truckers’ too, but it’s more for bikers. Cr: But there’s another biker's bar, since Ashy Armpit is of one gang, and there's- Victor: No, no, Ashy Armpit is for both. It’s actually because, like, it was only for one, from what I know, there’s two now. I don’t know how it works, you gotta check it there, I don’t get into this sorta stuff since they don't like us. Cr: Victor, do you like motorcycles? Victor: I don’t like them, I drive my my small Corsa, and I’m good. Cr: Got it, okay. L: Uhuh... ...So, this address you gave
us is for their house or the crime scene? Victor: It’s for the Armpit, oh no, it's for their house, innit, since you asked. Calango: Right, what's around us? Just a messy office? GM: In, around his office? No, it’s just, there’s, it’s very simple: there’s a computer, two chairs. Now that you mention it, which of you sat down? I presume it’s Liz, since you were talking to him the most and...? And Thiago, right? Gabi: Yeah. Rakin: No, I'm standing. GM: Who sat down? No one, just Liz? (Calango: I sit,...) ... I love to sit down, I
sat down. GM: You sat down with your legs on the chair [laughs]. Cr: Son, if you're gay, there's no problem, dad accepts you. GM: Ok. Uh, so you, he... That's all, it's just some files all over the place, quite messy, there isn't much, it's a pretty simple office. L: Uh, we still need the address of the crime scene. Victor: Oh, that's on the road there, I don't know where exactly anymore, it was in... L: Next to Ashy Armpit, yeah. Victor: It's on, on RS-230, but it's on, on the 303rd kilometer. Here, it seems. It's close
to Ashy Armpit, 10 minutes from there. But there's nothing there, uh, we got the evidence, we wouldn't leave the body on the street. T: No, it's good to check the place, bud. We have to visualize stuff. Victor: You're right. T: To see how it is, the topography. Victor: Maybe you see something I didn't, maybe. T: But it's cool, chill, it's probably gang stuff, a misunderstanding that might've happened. Something they tried to cover. we'll figure it out. You can relax. (Ce: Yeah, maybe someone...) ...doing a prank for Youtube. (Victor: Yeah, keep me updated...) because the other
team left me, I don't even, I didn't even know they had left. T: No, they fucked up. Cr: Mr. Victor, just to clarify, because this situation might seem weird, right? Five people, previously three; now five people coming here to investigate a case, people that aren't even from here, a case that apparently has nothing to do with anything... (L: [Shhh].) ...Just to explain to you that we are working on a project, that involves keeping record of gangs all over Brazil. I don't know if you noticed, but there's a problem with gangs on the Southeast. Sao Paulo,
Rio de Janeiro. Stretching over to Bahia, to Minas Gerais, and to the South. And we're afraid,... (Victor: Oh, I didn't know!) you see, it's just for safety's sake. Victor: I didn't know, didn't know, bah. OK, then... (T: That's right, that's right.) If you need me- (T: Yo, let's go then, guys?) Ce: Let's go, let's go. T: Let's go. Yo thanks, Victor, thanks. L: Uhm, Victor, honey... Victor: Shoot. ...Was the body buried? Did someone in their family bury it? (Victor: Of course, 5 'month' ago...) ...You think the body will still be there? Ew. L: So there
were family members to bury the body. Victor: No, no, it was buried by the town hall. J: [Whispering] You think we should look at the body, Liz? L: I… I don't know, I thought that they hadn't buried the body, since there were esoterrorist symbols, and all. J: We can unbury it. Cr: Gang symbol, right. (L: [Shh].) L: Yeah, gang symbol, from Ashy Armpit's gang. (Victor: What?...) ...Terrorist? (L: We're going to...) ...Ashy Armpit. (T: Hey Victor, just ignore them,...) ...these guys sometimes, it's because they traveled, they're having a heat stroke. (Victor: Ah, I'm happy now,...) ...that
you're here too, to investigate this case. I was worried when the others disappeared, I thought they had left me behind, but I didn't see an investigation nor anything else. Well, that's good then, let me know if anything happens. Ce: Let's go to Ashpit then? (L: Yup...) ...Bah. (Victor: I'm the only one...) ...that investigates in this town, innit. The best detective in Carpazinha [laugh] I joke about it. (T: Victor, relax.) I joke around with the guys at the bar, and they go "bah". (Ce: Thanks Victor, thanks!) Calango: I go, I'm leaving. Victor: I am the best!
(Cr: Victor, Victor,...) ...just to clarify, do you have paper and a pen for me real quick? Victor: Yeah, yeah. GM: He even gets excited. Victor: Go ahead. Luis: I give him my number. Victor: What's the number then? Cr: My number is area code 11. Victor: 11, OK, 011 right? Cr: That's right, yeah. Victor: And then? Cr: Can I? Victor: Go ahead. Cr: 999... (T: Hold up, hold up,...) ...yo Cris, Cris, please, let's not involve anyone out of our sector on this investigation. Victor: No, no, but he's right, I wanna know! It's my job too, innit?
there's nothing happening in this town! Cr: It's his area, if he needs any information... Victor: If you need help to know more about this area. (Cr: Exactly.) You're from Sao Paulo, innit? T: Dude, isn't it better that you give us your number, Victor,... (Cr: Right.) ... so we can contact you? Victor: Sure! (Cr: No, leave him,...) ...let him take mine too. T: Jesus. No, Cristopher, Cristopher, Cristopher, please, trust me, trust me. Leave it, come on, give us your number, please. Victor: Write it down, it's 054, the area code. T: Got it. Victor: 983. Cr: Son,
how do you get to the numbers? (T: Done.) Victor: 34666. T: Done, it's here, if anything- Victor: It even sounds like that demon thing, innit? [laugh] people joke about it. But it's just, I can't choose another number. Cr: Is it 66 the ending? Victor: 666! Ce: Sheesh. Cr: I'm calling you. GM: [Phone vibrating] You see a little phone, an IPhone 4. Ce: Good, so that didn't help, now he has your number. Cr: Now, set it. L: Ugh. Victor: I set it here, it's, Cristopher, innit? (Cr: You now have my number,...) you can set it, OK?
Victor: Cristopher with an "f"? Cr: No, “ph”. (Vic: “Ph", right, I have it here...) ...If anything happens, let me know, I’ll text you. I texted you, got it? Cr: I got it, yes. Ce: Victor, do you know Alex? (Victor: Yeah, hey. I sent you a sticker! Here! Look...) ...It was sent to me, It's the naked SpongeBob. Man, these stickers are so good! (J: [Laughs]) J: It’s really good. (Victor: Really good!) J: Let’s go, for God’s sake. (T: But hey, Victor...) ...Just wanna say something, bro. No need to worry anymore, this is in capable hands now,
if we need help, we’ll call you, okay? Vic: OK, OK, sorry. T: No, no need to apologize. Cr: Look at this Mario opening his ass sticker. L: Okay, okay guys, enough. (Victor: I saw that one, but that…) Ce: Let’s go. Okay, nice. (L: Yeah, that's it. Bye Victor, good riddance.) Ce: Let’s go to Ashpit, come on. T: Hey Cristopher, let me talk with you really quick… (Victor: Anything happens, call me.) T: Try not to involve anyone. (GM: Right, you then leave and see that the lady...) ...That was at the the counter is talking with someone
on the phone again, and the two elderly, one is sleeping now and the other is there waiting for something to happen. You get back to the car and… And then? J: Quiet town, huh? Strange for this to happen. Cr: Guys, let me explain why I gave him my number, said that stuff. Think with me, you are a cop in a small town where nothing happens, and suddenly, lots of people from other places come here to investigate a random crime. Can you understand that I needed to leave them... Him a bit calmer? So he wouldn't come
after us? Because imagine we are there, killing monsters, and he pops up in the middle of the fight? T: I think that now he’ll want to pop up even more, dear. You gave him a window of opportunity for him to enter. (Cr: No, no, he won’t...) ...I’m sure, I know these people. T: I saw it, I saw the guy on hype. You said it and he got excited to give you a pen and paper, he is excited about being involved and the people that get involved in our… In our “line of work” in quotes, right.
It brings them trouble, man. Cr: I already created a connection with him. I know that if I ask him, he won’t want to go there do these things. (T: Do not...) ... Create connections with anyone. (L: What if he tracks your number’s location...) ...and simply go, sweetie? Cr: Did you see his computer? Not even myself, an elderly, use that junk. T: Sir Cristopher, don’t create connections with anyone, you are here working, just work. Go there, figure out what happened, and leave. Done. Ce: Yeah, calm down. (J: Guys, we're a little tense, can we make...) ...
A quick breathing exercise? L: No exercises! (J: Oh, OK.) Cr: I want to. (J: No problem, is not necessary.) Cr: If she doesn’t want to, okay. Ce: Can we go to Ashpit then? Let’s go? T: Put it on Waze. Ce: Sure. Calango: I get my smartphone again and put the address, from Whatever Street… Ce: What’s the address, Liz? L: It's… General Gonçalves, 323. Cr: Isn’t that the house? (L: Wait, that’s the house.) Ce: Oh yeah, that’s the house. (L: What do you want to do first?) Ce: Let’s go to Ashpit first, then we (L: Ashpit?)
Ce: take a look at their house. L: So let’s go to RS 230, Km 303. (Ce: Or do you find it more interesting to go to their house...) ...Since there’s no one and search there first and then we go to Ashy to confront the gang? T: Uh… (Cr: It’d be good for us to understand beforehand, right?) L: Little house. (T: Man, you know what…) ...I vote for us to go to the house. (Ce: It’s better to go to their house.) I’m tired from the trip, let’s go. Ce: Their house is empty and we can find
something that can help us to confront the Ashy gang. It’s better if we go to the house first and look. T: Let’s go then. Cr: Okay. L: If the hairy one says so... (T: You drive, man.) Luis: What’s the distance? GM: About 3 minutes. Ce: Okay, I’ll put here on the… Oh, here we are. GM: You arrive really quick and you see a house. It’s pretty ordinary yellow, with a simple entrance, a fence, and it’s completely closed. Calango: OK. (T: So, guys, let’s ring the bell, you never know...) ...If anyone is living here. I know
they are gone but… (Ce: Go, Big T, ring it.) L: Seriously, Thiago? (GM: You see that in the fence there are sell and rent plaques.) T: Hey, we might have to jump this. Calango: OK, calm down. The house looks kind of abandoned, or it’s in regular conditions, It’s better than the precinct? (GM: It’s pretty abandoned. It’s all closed up,...) ...with sell and rent plaques and... and you don't see… It’s just grass, there’s a bit of grass in the front, and there’s a little balcony that’s a bit elevated. Calango: Is there a place for me to
look into the house? (GM: Everything is closed.) Cr: Guys, I think I’ll climb it. (T: I’ll knock the door.) (T: I’ll knock…) GM: Will you climb, Cristopher? Cr: I can climb. GM: Roll a Climb test for me, please. T: Climb the fence? Or the house? (L: Hey Cristopher...) ...You could help us to climb first, right? (GM: It’s a tall fence that has spikes at the top, It’s a spiked fence.) L: Cristopher, you could help us to climb first, right? Before you go… (GM: Cristopher…) ...He already did, he’s climbing. (Luis: 24) GM: 24 out of how
much do you have? Luis: I have 75. (GM: Okay, you…) ...You throw yourself upwards and you climb it easily and you get to the other side. Ce: You see, he said that he was old, but look at what he’s doing, (J: Wow!) if you land wrong way your meniscus is gone, daddy. T: Open it for us, Cristopher. J: Do you see why I’m his fan? (GM: When you climb the fence, you tremble a bit, you are pretty heavy...) ...You almost take the fence down, you feel like the fence is not holding it well. Cr: Guys,
I felt that… The fence here is kind of fragile, I can take it down, if you want. (T: No, no...) ... Don’t take it down, no no no. (Ce: No, no, that's bullshit, let’s leave as it is.) T: Just try to open the thing normally. You are at the other side, there must be a way, just open the gate, please. Ce: Yeah. Luis: Is there… Is there something locking it, (L: So, the way is his foot.) any padlocks? (GM: It has...) ...It has one of those locks that you raise and turn at the bottom of
the gate. Luis: So, I raise it and turn. (GM: You raise it and turn...) ...and you try to open the gate, it shakes because it’s locked with a key too. Calango: Dang it... Cr: Ah, can’t anyone open this? L: Oh, Thiago, It’s time for that kick, remember? T: Calm down, this is a gate, if I kick this, everything will come down, I’m not a Highlander, my dear. L: Ah, but we got Joui, right? J: Yeah, anything happens I can jump too, guys. I can look for a key, or something like this, I don’t know. I
just wanna be useful. Calango: Uh, can I roll a Find to see if I can find another entrance for Cristopher? Or not? GM: Roll a Find. Calango: d100, right? (GM: And tell me the kind of success you got, if It's regular...) ...Good or extreme. Calango: OK. Rakin: Wow. Calango: Calm down. Okay, it was… Find, where it is... Here. It was an extreme, bro. I rolled a 12. GM: OK, you see that you can enter more easily by the neighbor's house then jump from the neighbor's, that has a higher elevation, inside more easily. Calango: I yell
to… Ce: Hey Cristopher! I just saw a route that we can make through the neighbor. (T: Don’t yell!) Ce: Can’t I yell? (T: Maybe there are neighbors home.) (J: Shh..) Cr: Speak quietly. Ce: Calm down. [Whispering] I’ll speak quietly then, come here. Luis: I get near the gate. Cr: Hi? Ce: You see that little ditch there? That place there at the neighbor's that has an entrance to this house here? Cr: Yes. Ce: I think if you go that way you can enter that window. Calango: Is it a window? GM: No, no. I thought you were
referring to you climbing the fence. L: No, no, no. Come here, Cesar. He’s really big, send Joui. Ce: It’s true, Joui is... (L: Joui, you're the man.) GM: Do you wanna see if there’s any way for him to enter the house? Calango: Yeah, I wanted to see a way for him to enter. (GM: OK...) ...What do you see are two closed windows and a door more to the right, on the back. All closed, nothing open. (Calango: OK, so…) Cr: So you want, you want to get in through here? T: No, we’re trying to find a
way into the house’s area, the perimeter, this fence here, open it, somehow. (Cr: So go...) ...Through the neighbor's then. GM: Yeah, through the neighbor's you can enter easily, but in the house itself you don’t know how to get in. Calango: Easily? (T: Okay then, so let’s go.) Gabi: Depends, what is “easily”? (GM: Easily in this case, you manage to...) ...You roll a Climb test with an advantage dice. So you’ll roll twice and the higher… The lowest number that counts. Gabi: OK. Rakin: So, let’s go. Luba: The d100 , right? GM: Yeah, you roll the d100,
and the lowest value that counts. Rakin: Oh my God, I’ll fail twice. (Gabi: Climb…) ...Where is my Climb? Damn. (Calango: Let’s go one at a time, calmly.) Rakin: Do I have to roll it twice? (Calango: Aw man, I’m gonna die now.) Calango: I’m gonna die. (Gabi: Wow, no, wait.) GM: No, if you fail. Look, you got advantage, (Rakin: This isn’t possible.) if you fail you still can force yourself to strive even more and then you got another shot. But if you force and fail, then things might go south. Rakin: Look, if I rolled a 21
and my stat is 20. GM: You failed. (Gabi: [Laughs]) Luba: I got… Where is my Climb? I have 40 and I rolled a 10. GM: Okay, you do it easily. You even do a do a stunt. How do you wanna do it? Luba: Ah, I wanna show off to Liz and Thiago. GM: Tell me how you do it. J: Ah, guys, leave it to me, I can get there easily. Luba: Then I do a cartwheel, a back flip, climb it easily and wave at them. GM: He enters and you see (Rakin: I couldn’t climb.) Joui’s
beautiful performance. (Gabi: Not only you, Thiago.) Rakin: We stayed behind, me and Liz. J: But I’ll find a way (GM: You failed?) to bring you too guys, wait. Gabi: Yeah, so, I tried. I have 20 and the lowest value I rolled was a 48. GM: OK, wow. You put your foot over the fence, (Luis: Cesar, what did Cesar get?) you kind of get stuck in the fence. Like “holy fuck”. (Calango: I haven’t tried it yet. I’m a little scared.) Luis: Go, go, go, Calango. (Calango: I’m kinda scared because I’m not athletic at all...) ... But
I’ll try it too. T: Hey Liz, at least the rookie looks athletic this time. (GM: Remember, if you roll a 100…) ...If you roll a 100 in the dice, tell me. GM: Always tell me if you get 100 or 1. (Gabi: Okay, no, the least I got was 48.) Calango: What is it, Climb, right? GM: Climb. Calango: Do I roll it twice? (GM: Twice and the lowest value...) ...Because you have the advantage that you found a better way. Calango: Ah, I rolled a 21 and I have 20. GM: You, dude, looks like you and Liz
are in sync… In symmetry. Both of you get your leg stuck the same way, you couldn’t climb. Calango: Aw man, I’m all clumsy, bro. Luis: I look to Joui and say: Cr: My God, these kids just can’t… Do you agree that… (J: Yeah, I think they don’t eat well...) ...And don’t stretch, but that’s alright, we’ll help them later. T: If it were a door, I'd try to. (Luis: I go to the wall, I climb it...) ...And I want to stay on top of the wall to help them. GM: Will you climb the wall again? Luis:
Yes. GM: Roll a Luck test for me. Luis: Holy fuck… (Bagi: Wow.) Calango: It’s fair, the wall has to support a 22 ft tall dude… (Luis: Wow.) Luis: 22. I got… Yeah, it was regular. GM: Okay, so… You climb on the wall and will you try to help them? Luis: Yes. GM: Okay, roll a Strength test for each one. Luis: OK, I’ll try to pull Liz first. GM: OK. Calango: Hey man! It's your goddamn son falling down. Luis: You treat me like shit, fuck you. Calango: Right, what a perfect father. Luis: Bro, It was like…
Wonderful. GM: And how much did you get? Did you get an Extreme? Right. (Luis: Better, 13.) Luis: Extreme. (GM: Liz was stuck and you see that...) ...Giant man getting to the wall and [stomp] lift your leg and put you on the ground. You're in. (L: Fuck, bro.) Ce: OK, help me, man! Help me, please! Luis: I’ll help Cesar know. L: Thank you, big one. Joui: I’d help but I can’t reach. Luis: Okay, it was regular. (GM: Okay, you manage to do it...) you pull Cesar up from the ground and put him inside. There’s just Thiago
out there now. Luis: Now Thiago. Rakin: Wow… GM: You are… How are you, Thiago? (Rakin: I’m there, I’m waiting...) ...Raising my hand (Luis: It was regular too.) GM: He pulls you by the arm and and he doesn’t hold you because you are bigger than the others so he doesn't holds you by your hip, by your ribs, he just pulls, you support yourself on him and gets down inwards All of you are now inside. (Rakin: If he held me by the ribs, I’m gone, man.) Rakin: I die. GM: All of you are inside now. Rakin: Okay,
I wanna roll a Find to see if I can find anything around to enter the house. GM: You can roll. Rakin: Let me see. Wow, I got 2 in the dice. GM: Okay, you… You analyze all the perimeter, you see that there’s no way. It’s all closed. You don’t see any way that would be easy to enter freely. T: Guys, what if I told you… (Gabi: The windows are just...) closed or are they, like Gabi: boarded, nailed shut? (GM: Closed with shutter, no, no, it isn’t boarded...) ...It’s closed with a shutter, closed from inside. (Gabi:
OK.) T: Guys... (Ce: Look, I think we got the poetic license to kick this door...) down and enter, don’t we? GM: It’s a door that looks pretty resistant. Ce: So, we got a poetic excuse to kick a window and enter, don’t we? T: I think we can throw a stone on the window to enter… Cr: But what if we make noise? T: Oh, dear, I think that... (GM: The windows are closed with wooden shutters.) T: We could… Gabi: I wanna roll a Find to see if I can find anything suspicious on the outside, If I
notice (GM: You can roll.) any motion, anything. Rakin: Meanwhile, I’ll talk to Cristopher. T: I’ve already met a guy who kicked many doors. (Gabi: Wait...) ...10 and 0 is what? GM: It’s 10. Gabi: Okay, I got 10 and have 80 in Find. GM: Uh… You look What are you looking for exactly? (GM: What’s suspicious?) Gabi: I’m searching for any sign of motion in the house or something suspicious outside. Something that indicates there are people here. (GM: You see through the gaps...) and it seems like… You look through the gaps and you see that the house
is completely empty. There is no furniture. L: Hmm. Guys, if you wanna break a window and get in by force, I don’t think anyone is inside. T: Oh, Mr. Cristopher, I’ll say to you that if you kick this door, it’ll come down. You are really big, man. I knew a guy that kicked many doors. Cr: I can… I can do it if you want. T: I think it’s a good idea, I think it’s a good idea… Won’t you do it? T: Everyone agrees with Van Damme Junior doing this? (Luis: I go to the door...) Ce:
Do it. Do it. Do it. Luis: I look… (Luba: I get my phone to film him.) Cr: Are you sure? Ce: Are you sure of this? GM: Roll a Strength test. L: Joui. J: Uh, hi? GM: Hard difficulty. (L: Are you filming something confidential?) GM: Hard difficulty. (Luis: What is 0, 0, 7?) GM: It’s zer… It’s 7. Rakin: It’s 7. Luis: Wow! I destroyed it! (J: I'm a huge fan, Liz, sorry.) GM: Was it extreme? Luis: It was extreme. GM: OK. You get excited, you… How do you wanna do this? You can narrate how you
destroyed the door. You opened it and it [POW] it opens with full force and it hit the wall inside and the doorknob flew away. J: Oh my God! (Ce: Thankfully Joui was recording! Thankfully Joui was recording!) (J: That was awesome!) Rakin: I, I… I clap for him. T: Bro, you knocked the door down really well. You knocked the door down really well, boss. Congratulations. J: In Japan we would say “Subarashii”. (GM: You open the door and you look inside the house…) GM: And it is pretty dusty, dust flies all over the place and it’s completely
empty. There is a room that's just a parquet floor, empty. and it’s completely empty. There is a room that's just a parquet floor, empty. And there is a corridor and a small room to the left. Ce: Eh… Guys, I’ll take a look in this little room to the left, if anyone wants to come with me, and then we split up to look at the rest of the house, agreed? T: No splitting up, dear. L: Ah, we are in an empty house. (Ce: Isn’t it cool for us to split up?) T: That’s what it looks like,
right? (L: What could happen?) T: Death. Laceration. Murder. Ce: The house is small, we can help each other. (J: Death? Guys, come on.) Cr: I’ll go to that corridor there. Luis: I get to the corridor and... Do I find a bathroom? GM: Uhm… You… Wait. You start to walk around the house Let me just... Calm down. Just let me do a test. Where are my dice? Here Okay, all right. You start to walk around the house, and you find, there are lots of... You walk around see that it's all empty there is a bathroom that
is kinda old, the plumbing, you know when you go too much time without caring for the water, and it all gets dirty? It’s really dirty, the water is muddy. The house is completely empty. (Cr: Guys, I need to go to the bathroom...) …Do you see any problem with me using this one? (T: Go, boss.) Cr: I’ll go there quick. and I’ll be right back, be right back. (L: Wait.) Rakin: I got my gun in my hand, OK? I got my gun in my hand. (Ce: I need to go too…) L: Why did he say it’d
be a problem if we use the bathroom afterwards? What’ll he do in the bathroom? GM: Who said that needed… (T: I think he’s going to take a shit.) Ce: It should be the biggest shit ever, oh my God, Jesus Christ. T: If it clogs, the way the plumbing is bad, it’ll clog. Look at the size of the boy. 6 ft tall, imagine the size? It’s proportional. L: That’s great… Gabi: I take my gun. GM: You hear, coming from inside, a noise that resounds like a thunder [thunder noises] Ce: Is it my dad taking a shit?!
J: Oh. It really came from the bathroom? Calango: Do we know where the noise came from? Do we know where the noise came from? GM: It came from the bathroom. T: My God… (J: Wow, wow.) Gabi: Okay, I want to take my gun and search the rest of the house. Because I don’t wanna smell what's coming from the bathroom. (Rakin: I’ll go with Liz.) GM: You keep exploring, you get in the house, Uh… You, uh... Okay. You keep exploring and you don’t find anything, the house is empty he furniture has been removed, you see, uh...
Marks of... The floor is kind of scratched, it probably had a sofa there, probably some, real estate came and took all the furniture and put the house to rent. Gabi: Is the floor made of wood? (GM: The floor is made of wood.) Cr: Guys, look at this cute little thing I found in the bathroom! (L: Ow, ow, ow...) ...That thunder sound was you? (Luis: I’m have a rat in my hand. A rat.) Cr: No, it was the rat, it was the rat. L: No, that wasn’t a rat noise. (T: Man, can you… Can you wash
your hands...) ...And leave this animal on the floor? (Cr: No, I’ll wash.) T: So do it! (Ce: Coronavirus and you taking a rat in your hands...) ...What a role model, daddy. (J: Ew!) L: Man, I don’t know if this smell is from the rat or if it’s him, bro. T: I think it’s both. Cr: I think it’s you, you are rotten. (Ce: Go wash your hands, beware of the Coronavirus.) L: Aham, aham. (J: Oh! [laughs] It was a good one.) Luis: I’ll go to the bathroom and wash my hands. (J: As they say: “Never meet
your idols”.) L: Oh my God. Is that your idol, Joui? (Calango: Okay, can I roll a…) ...Can I roll a Find to see if I find… Anything. Something hidden or something like it? (GM: You may roll, You may roll.) Rakin: I’ll roll it too, man. GM: You can roll it. Whoever wants it, can roll it. (Gabi: Oh, I was going to ask...) Gabi: Is the floor made of wood? (Cr: I use hand sanitizer.) GM: The floor is made of wood. Calango: I rolled a 97. Gabi: I wanted to roll a Find to look for an
entrance on the floor. GM: Okay. Gabi: A hatch, anything. (Rakin: I got a regular) GM: Okay, Thiago got Regular… (Gabi: 25...) GM: Uh… You look, what are you looking for, exactly? (Gabi: Wait. Let me see… 25.) Gabi and Rakin: I’m looking for a… (GM: No, no, wait, It's Thiago.) Rakin: Me? I’m looking for some kind of evidence of... (GM: Yeah.) Paranormal activity in the house, something weird. (GM: You don’t find anything. Don’t see anything.) Gabi: Okay, I got 25, so it’s good. I’m looking for some entrance on the floor or some… Any passage. (GM: You
give a good look at the floor and you just see..) ...A super normal floor, a very simple house. Nothing out of ordinary. (Gabi: Is it two floors? Is it just one?) GM: No, it’s just one simple floor, there are two bedrooms, you walked by all the rooms of the house and found nothing. Gabi: There’s no entrance in the ceiling too? GM: No. Gabi: OK. Ce: Okay, it was worth the try, I guess. There’s nothing here. (Cr: Later, we could call to the real estate...) ...To try to understand what happened here. L: Ah, what happened is
that the whole family all vanished, right? (Ce: Real estate?) L: The house probably was financed or something like this, the bank took it and it’s trying to sell it. (Cr: What about the furniture?) T: To auction? (J: They probably went to auction?...) ...I guess that is what happens, I don’t know, someone once told me this. Cr: But can they do this with personal stuff and such? T: They can… Uh, it becomes part of the government, people go there and take it because bro, everyone is missing, who’ll keep this stuff? (L: It depends and we... )
...We don’t have any info to know. T: Ah, I guess we have to go to the "Smelly Armpit" now. Ce: Yeah, let’s go to Ashy see what it’s going on. (Cr: But we could at least...) ...Just make a call to understand, right? Maybe it’s somewhere. It’s been only five months, not even a year. (T: No, no.) Cr: Maybe... (Ce: Looks like my dad just found out about cellphones, guys...) ...He wants to give his number to everybody, he wants to call everyone… T: It sure looks like it. Oh, Cris, drop your phone, man. (Cr: It’s a
new technology!...) ... What can I do? (T: I doubt there's even signal...) ...In this phone, dear, look where we are, man. We are in a Godforsaken place. Luis: I take my phone. Is there any signal? GM: No, not here. Cr: Yeah, you’re right. (GM: Now there is. Now there isn't...) ...Now there is. Now there isn't. Ce: Drop it. Let’s go to Ashpit, c’mon. T: Let’s go to Ashpit. (J: I agree with Cesar! I guess we can go to As...As...) ...What he said. I can’t say that word, t’s really weird. (T: Hairy armpit.) J: I don’t
have any body hair guys, I don’t know. Cr: How come? Everyone has. L: Wow, but I didn’t need this information at all. (Cr: Not even in your Big Willy?) J: I don't fell comfortable talking about "Big Willy". (Ce: Guys, how are we going to go back? Man...) ...Is the gate open, bro? (Cr: Calm, calm down.) Cr: Daddy’s here. Ce: Yeah, daddy was there when you pulled Liz before me, huh? (J: That doesn’t sound good…) J: It’s very weird someone saying “Daddy’s here” right after I say I don’t have body hair, ah, I’m a little disappointed
with my idol. Thiago, get me out of here. (Cr: I didn’t even think of you...) ...I was talking with Cesar, okay? (Rakin: I start to leave, I’m leaving.) J: Uh, I’ll go with Thiago. (Ce: Let’s go. Ashpit.) GM: You leave through the broken door. (Luba: I run after Thiago.) Gabi: I’ll go after Thiago and Joui. GM: By luck, you don’t see anybody on the street, it looks like the Carpazinha citizens are respecting the quarantine, and… You now are at the fence. Ce: Kick that down, daddy. Let’s see if we can leave, c’mon. (T: No, let’s
go around...) ...Let’s go around, let’s go around, please. Ce: But it’ll be complicated. (GM: From inside it’s easier to leave than from outside.) Calango: Is it?! I thought it was going to be harder but OK then, let’s leave. GM: You all still gotta roll. Calango: Okay. GM: With advantage, twice and the best that counts. (Gabi: Climbing?) Calango: With advantage? GM: With advantage. You roll it twice and the best that counts. Normal success, you can do it. (Rakin: Oh my God…) Luis: I didn't it, then. (Calango: I got a 41.) Gabi: I got 9, so… (T:
Hey Mr. Cris...) ...Did you wash your hands after going to the bathroom? (J: Wow...) Cr: I did. T: And after grabbing the rat? Cr: Yes. (T: Did you? So help us really quick...) ...I can’t do it, man, I’m weak bro. Gabi: I got 9 in the Climbing test, so it’s good, then. Luis: Wait for everyone to do it. (GM: Cristopher, roll a Fast Talk test.) Luis: What? (GM: Roll a Fast Talk test, please...) ...You said you washed your hands, but there wasn't any water in the house. (Luis: Fast Talk?) Luis: Wow! I have 5 on
Fast Talk… (Luba: Uh oh.) Luis: Man, 15. GM: No fucking way he washed his hands, Thiago. T: Hey bro, come here. Take a bit of grass in the ground, pull it out and rub it in your hands, because maybe the grass’ humidity might help. For crying out loud, (L: The house’s door is open...) it stinks bro. J: Uh, Thiago, if you want I can give it to you… (Luis: I’ll do what he said.) J: I can give you my hand sanitizer for you to pass it to him, but I don’t want to go near him
now. Cr: No, I used a bit of my hand sanitizer as well. J: Okay. (L: Damn, no one…) ...Throw this bottle away, please? (Cr: No...) ...But I used hand sanitizer on the bottle of the hand sanitizer too. T: So you can use hand sanitizer in your hands and then more hand sanitizer on the bottle and them in your hands again? Cr: I already did it… I’ll do it again, then…Fuck. (GM: Cristopher, roll an Intelligence test.) J: Guys, you’re stressing me out. GM: Cristopher, roll an Intelligence test to see if you can understand this plan. Luis:
2! GM: You did it, perfectly. (Luis: I have 50. It’s extreme...) ....I’m a genius in understanding this plan. (GM: You perfectly understood this plan.) Rakin: Ah, I offer my arm so he can help me. (GM: OK. Strength test, Cristopher.) [Strange noise] Calango: Fuck... Did you fart? (Gabi: Hello?) Luis: Hello? Hello, hello, hello. OK, my mic had stopped... (Rakin: Too much strength.) Luis: Strength test, let's go. Luis: 34, regular, I did it. (GM: Okay, you got him, now it’s just Cesar.) Ce: Help me, man. Luis: Wow...6, I pulled you so pissed... (GM: He pulled you, bro...)
GM: You felt like a child again, when he held you like this, you even gained a point of Sanity for remembering your childhood. Raise your Total Sanity by 1. Calango: Me? GM: Yeah. (Gabi: Fuck…) Rakin: What a pull, huh? Luba: Hey, Cellbit. GM: What? Luba: I was going to climb and I rolled a 70, I have 40. GM: You can… You, you got an advantage. Luba: I rolled it three times and I got the lower value. GM: You can force the test if you want. Luba: I want to force the test, I wanna see what
happens. Cr: Do you want me to pull you up? (GM: No, he forced already.) J: Ah, no, no, no, you can leave it to me, thanks. (Gabi: He forced already.) GM: He forced already. (J: You already forced everything here...) ...Including for me, okay? (GM: You can force, you roll again with advantage 3 times.) Luba: OK. 15. GM: Okay, you already passed. Luba: Uh, ok. GM: Now describe how you forced this. How did you do it and when you saw things going south, what you did to fix it? J: Uh, sorry guys, the man left me
unhinged, I don’t act well under pressure. GM: Don’t describe yourself, describe what you physically did. Luba: Okay, I tried to do a simple backflip to impress a bit less my friends but then I couldn’t make it. and fell with my back on the ground. But it’s alright, I’m used to falling down on my back. It’s alright, gymnasts do this every time. So after that I tried just a simple parkour hop and I managed to do it. GM: Okay, perfect, It can be. (Cr: But your back...) ...Is all dirty, boy. J: Don’t touch me, thank you.
Luis: I start to pat his back. (J: It's fine! I don’t like confrontation, thank you...) ...Thanks. (Gabi: A pat, huh?) J: Thiago, can you rub hand sanitizer in my back, please? T: I can, dude, give it to me. J: Thanks, Thanks, Thanks. GM: OK. That’s right, you just run out of hand sanitizer now. (Ce: We are going to be out of hand sanitizer, guys.) T: My god… We’ll have to pass by a drugstore… (Ce: Holy fuck…) Cr: No, guys, I still got a few. (GM: He had, he had...) ...He had another, he had another. Right,
you are at the front of the house know. Ce: Let’s get back to the car and go to Ashpit or not? L: Ashpit… Bah. Cr: Fine by me. Fine by me. T: Let’s go, c’mon. J: I agree. Ce: Let’s go to Ashpit then. Calango: Then… I get in the car. (GM: You…) ...As you get in the same formation in the car, you look it up how are you going to go to Ashy Armpit? Calango: Waze. GM: Okay, do you search in Google? Luba: No, he… J: Guys, I noted it here, it is at… RS 230...
(L: RS 230, kilometer 300.) (N.T: It’s a state road) J: Exactly. Nice, Liz. We’re connected. Ce: Nice. Here in Waze it says… Calango: How long? GM: There’s no internet. Calango: Not even in my super cellphone? GM: You can… Roll a Use Computers test with the phone. Gabi: Wow. Calango: OK. Gabi: Hackersman. (Rakin: Hacker man) Calango: OK, I rolled a 42, it was regular. GM: You passed. You adjust some priority data to suck all the signal you got to the map and then you can see the direction you need to go, then you trace a way
to Carpazinha’s west side, it’s 10 minutes, more or less, 10 to 15 minutes from where you are. Ce: Okay guys, let’s go. (GM: It’s more to the side, the map does not even consider that it's inside Carpazinha,…) ...It’s a bit far from the borders of the town but… (Cr: OK.) Calango: Okay. Cr: Now the ride will be with emotion. Ce: Oh, man. Luis: And I go really fast. GM: Roll a Driving test, then. Rakin: Man, I’ll hold myself here. (Calango: Oh, man.) I put my arm near my elbow like this. An arm near my ribs.
(Gabi: Am I still in the middle?) Calango: What if he rolls the car over and the RPG ends now? Luis: Guys, 25. My Drive is... Where is it? Gabi: Your Drive is…? Luis: It’s 90. Rakin: Imagine rolling a 100. GM: You, uh… (Luba: I raise my arms.) Gabi: No, no. I hold an arm, strapping it in someone. (GM: Describe how you drive then...) ...You put your hands on the wheel, you feel like you’re doing another action movie stunt, like Need… Like Fast & Furious, that you helped to guide some stuntmen to drive in the movie.
Third movie, the Tokyo Drift one. (Luis: Wow, I go really fucking nice...) ...Man, I think: “Fuck, this HB20 will not hold a drift”. So I hold myself back, I don’t drift, but, I go really fast. J: [Yeee!] [Anime song: Déjà vu] Luba: Sorry, sorry, unnecessary, sorry. GM: You manage to get there in (Luba: I'm going to solve something, sorry.) 5 minutes instead of 15. You arrive 5 minutes (Luba: Sorry, so sorry.) at the Ashy Armpit bar. You arrive. He does an... Almost a semi-drift and you see passing by super quick an wooden establishment and there’s
a big parking lot [shooosh] on the side. He does a semi-circle and parks perfectly on the spot that was available. When everything stops, you thought for a moment you were going to die, but it’s fine. you see some motorcycles (Gabi: For a moment?!) those from... Bikers, you know. (Rakin: Harley Davidson.) GM: Yeah, yeah, yeah… You see some of them parked, a truck parked too, a car, simpler, white, and the establishment is made out of old wood. It has an entrance by the side and another in the front that had a big sign that said “Ashy
Armpit” but it looks like it’s not well taken care of, it’s made out of a kind of old wood. T: Goddamn guys, this is even worse taken care of than the precinct. GM: And the font of the sign is kind of aggressive and rough. (Calango: Badaboom, right? Badaboom.) GM: Yeah, it does looks like a kind of Badaboom. to look like a hardcore bar. Calango: OK. GM: Next to.. between, uh... You're at the parking lot, there's a bar beside it, and on the other side, a tiny gas station, with only one pump. Calango: OK. Are there
people inside Ashy Armpit? GM: You can't see that, 'cause you haven't entered the place yet. Calango: I can't see from the outside then, if there are people or not Calango: Any lights on... (GM: It's closed, there's...) GM: the door to the side is closed, but the front door is one of those saloon doors, GM: from… you know, a cowboy one. (Calango: OK.) Gabi: I'll take my coat off so I don't look like… (Cr: Yo guys what time is it?) GM: You haven't left the car yet. (Gabi: ...this) GM: Right now, it's like four, five in
the evening. Five in the evening, yeah. The sun is still strong outside. Half past five in the evening. (Cr: You...) Cr: Do you wanna go there real quick, look around some stuff here in the street and then go? Because it'll get dark, and harder to see. L: Cristopher, I'd say you go to the bar, ahead of us, so we try to get some information about the bar real quick, because they might know relevant stuff to us. Cr: OK, OK. GM: OK. Do you go towards the bar? Luis: I do. GM: As you get closer to
the bar, you start hearing very loud laughter and a metal song playing, uh, an electrical guitar and all. You hear: "AHAHAHAHA", some hoarse and rough GM: laughs, from drunk people. (Calango: “All the bubble blowing boys", right?) Calango: That one from SpongeBob. GM: Going through the bar's door you see four old tables, there's a passed out man up front the counter, leaning over it wearing a heavy jacket. Uh, there's a group of three men in the corner, playing pool and laughing and... being you know, outrageous. The three men that are in the corner playing pool, all
of them wear a leather jacket and have the same print on it, the three of them, they really look like a motorcyclist gang. And, at the counter, behind it, there's a skinny woman with a bun and gray hair, she's drying a glass, she puts it down on the counter then pours a whiskey shot and starts drinking it herself. Cr: OK…? (Ce: Nice, go ahead, dad.) Cr: But, where do you wanna go? T: Let's chat a bit, pal GM: OK. You enter the Ashy Armpit bar. Let me just establish something here. We have... Gabi: Yay. GM:
…the bar, here, with you. Calango: Yay! Luba: Ooh! Rakin: Where am I? There I am. Calango: Where's our HB20? (Rakin: Ah, there) GM: There's all your little characters. OK, but hold on! GM: [laugh], stay where you are. (Cr: I'll go ahead.) GM: Uhm, define your line-up there, please. Gabi: I'm right behind. (Luba: I'm...) Luba: I'm really far from Cristopher. (GM: Each of you can get your own avatar.) Gabi: Oh my God, I can't... Calango: How do I move the camera? WSD? GM: Right button and WSD, yeah. Rakin: I'm not holding my gun, OK? Calango: OK,
I'm behind the two of them, are you armed? Liz and... GM: No, no, this is just the avatar. GM: They're... it's just an illustration. (Rakin: I'm going along with Cristopher) GM: In the corner there’s the three... the three men playing pool, the old man passed out on the counter, and there’s the old tiny lady behind the counter, too. Ce: Hold on, Joui was left behind, come on Joui, man. J: I’m here, I’m here, guys. J: I don’t wanna get too close to Cris (GM: This is a good time...) for us to pause a bit, let’s
grab some coffee, go to the bathroom, GM: and we’ll be back in five minutes (Calango: Damn, I need to pee!) GM: to resume the investigation at Ashy Armpit bar. We’ll be right back! Luba: Hello, (GM: We’re back...) GM: at the Ashy Armpit bar! (Gabi: Hello, hello) Luba: Yes. GM: As soon as you go in, you have this sight, (Rakin: I love Ashy Armpit.) GM: Ashy Armpit’s smell is... (Luis: Calango is muted.) GM: ….it’s way, it’s way nicer than you’d imagine, but maybe not to one of you. GM: The smell... Luis: Unmute! GM: What’s up? Luis:
Calango, I mean, Cesar is muted! GM: [snap] He’s... What is he doing? (GM: He's...) Gabi: He’s watching a video, apparently. (GM: Apparently?) Rakin: I think he’s watching a video [laugh] (Rakin: Look at his face.) GM: OK, he won’t have the description, let's go. GM: Uh, the place’s smell... (Calango: I’m back, I’m back!) Gabi: Amen. GM: It’s... way nicer than you’d think looking from the outside. It seems like it's well maintained on the inside, it's just wants to show this aggressive and like, y'know, offensive vibe on the outside. But it’s well maintained, just has a really
strong smell of cigarettes. L: Hmmm. Luis: How nice. L: Thiago. (Rakin: I’m not…) Rakin: I don’t feel good about this place. (GM: When you walk through the door,) GM: you see the three gang members, on the side, they look at you, “hmmm”, and keep just “HAHAHAHA”, playing and drinking directly from the whisky bottle. The lady that was cleaning and drinking whisky, she’s glancing at you, like, like she’s trying to recognize you, GM: trying to see who you are. (Luis: I walk to the counter.) (GM: OK.) Gabi: The lady is the barmaid, right? (GM: Yes, yes.)
Calango: Oh, I go too. Luba: I go over to play pool with the guys. GM: The old man there is the one who's fainted over the counter, just representing an old man fallen... L: My God I need to look after Joui. GM: Uh, she turns to you, like, she’s a bit hunchbacked, she says: ???: Huh? Oh, can I help you? Cr: Uh, nice to meet you? ???: Do you want something? (Cr: My name is Cristopher. Hi!) T: Can I have a double dose whisky, dear? ???: I gotcha Cr: Thiago! (GM: She turns around, she already
had whisky...) 'cause she was having some, she grabs the another glass [TSHH], she turns back, pouring the drink in the air and slides it over the counter, T: Wow. T: We were driving around the city and saw the bar… (???: It’ll be 30 (5,30 USD), OK?) T: Oh, here you go already, take the money, 30 for you. GM: She takes the money and... and keeps drinking her own whisky. ???: What are you doing here? (T:We were driving....) ???: You’re not from around here. (T: T: We were just…) T: Nah, we were driving along the road
we saw this bar and decided to spend the night here. T: We’re tired, can’t drive like this. (???: Oh, got it.) Cr: We're traveling on an HB20. (???: There isn’t any hotel around here,) ???: for you to stay at. T: No hotels nearby? No place to sleep? (???: Yeah, if I were you I’d go to Carpazinha,) ???: might have a better place. T: Ah, which hotel is closest? ???: Carpazinha’s hotel. T: Carpazinha’s hotel, that’s it? Oh, OK, thanks. ???: Yeah, but it’s not really near, it’s quite far. T: Nah, we’ll work it out, it’s cool,
for now let’s enjoy our stay, we’ve just arrived. ???: Do you guys want anything else? GM: She looks at the group around you. Cr: Ms., I remember you, I might have been here already, some years ago. ???: Who, I’m sorry? Cr: I remember you. I came here with some friends years ago Cr: and wasn't there a hotel... (GM: Are you trying to do something?) GM: Are you trying to flirt, lie... what are you trying to do? Cr: No, no, I’m just… GM: No, it’s not, I’m asking as the GM. (Luis: Lie, lie.) GM: Right, so
roll for Fast Talk. Rakin: Oh my God. Luis: Holy shit dude, she's old! [laugh] GM: She's old but she's the owner of a gang bar, man. (Luis: Fuck! 91…) Luis: I really messed up, man, I didn’t make it. [GM laughs] Luba: Wow. GM: She says: ???: No, I’m sure you’ve never been here before, I’d remember T: No, ignore him, he’s foreign... ???: I’m not really good with faces, but... (T: ...he said it wrong.) you don’t look like the type to come in here, even though you’re really ripped. Cr: No, no, many, uh, many years ago
(???: You seem kinda fragile.) Cr: But me, fragile? Hey... (???: Yeah.) GM: When she says that, you see one of the guys that are playing pool, a really buff one, maybe bigger than you, with a... leather vest, a bit torn, his whole arm is tattooed, he has a long beard and a long hair, he says “AHAHAHA”, and takes a sip from the bottle. Hey guys, try leaving yourself where you actually are, (GM: On the map.) Gabi: Yeah, Joui was dancing on the pool table GM: When you're gonna do something you move your character, just so
we can have a... Luba: OK, sorry. Cr: I tried guys. (Rakin: I wanna talk to the granny.) T: So, hey, dear, what’s your name again? Sorry, my name is Thiago. I: Uh, I’m... I’m Ivete. T: Ivete, Ivete, oh. (I: Yeah.) T: OK, Ivete. So, Ivete, we’re passing by just to... (I: Are you on a trip?) T: We’re on a trip, we’re going to… what’s the city again? Rakin: Do I have geographical knowledge to know if there’s a city nearby? GM: You can roll for Geography. Rakin: Yikes. Shit. T: We’re just passing by, and we kinda…
Rakin: Ignore it, I won’t even roll, I won’t say the city’s name. I: Wait, you’re travelling, where are you going to? Are you staying in Carpazinha? You said you needed a hotel, right? T: Yeah, no, it's just that we are those guys that do road trips, y'know? We go, we came from São Paulo, then we got into some stuff, T: we’ve been travelling for weeks now. (I: Oh, got it.) I: You came from far, huh, there isn’t much around here. T: It’s kind of a nomadic thing, you know, uhm… That Daniel from Big Brother did
stuff like this too, I: Ah. Daniel from what? T: BB? Oh, there’s no TV here? I: There is, but who watches BB? T: Well, some people, but it’s fine. I: You really aren’t from here, huh, you really wouldn’t come here. What are you doing at this bar? T: No… we went by, saw that it had a nice look to it, a nice landscape, I liked it here. (Luis: I say really quietly..) GM: Roll a dice for Fast talk Rakin: Fast Talk? OK… [laugh] [Cellbit Laughs] Rakin: I have 90 in Fast Talk. GM: Go for it.
Against hers. [Laughs] Rakin: 23 GM: 23 on Fast talk? Let me see how she goes. (Rakin: 23, it was really good..) GM: OK. What do you say? Rakin: I say that we were driving by and found the place cool.. I: Oh, OK, OK, you’re driving by. Feel free to drink, make yourselves at home. What do you want, again? Do you want more whiskey, or…? You’re still drinking right? Do your friends want something or will it be only you drinking? What? T: It’s just because the group is kinda tired still, I was just here wanting to
get a drink, chat a bit. I: The bar just opened. Night is gonna be long T: Oh, man, it’s kinda late, huh, does it stay open until late, then? T: Until what hour, usually? (I: We open at five) and go all the way to the morning. Cr: But, the bar.. (T: So you guys see everything) T: that happens at dawn? I: It’s because the people that come here are on trips, truckers, motorcyclists, they don’t stay awake during the day. T: Got it. (Calango: OK, uh…) I get a bit uneasy about this old man that's next
to us. Calango: What's he doing? (GM: He’s passed out,) GM: he's fainted over the counter. Calango: Oh, OK, sorry. T: Look, T: I really wanted to... Every time I pass by places we have this tradition… GM: Now that we’re closer, sorry, let me just describe the old man. (Rakin: It’s cool.) GM: Now that you're closer, you see that he's all dirty, he's all messed up, his jacket is filthy, it’s very unpleasant, he stinks, and he his face all purple because of bruises. Gabi: Poor him. T: When we go to bars like this we like to
hear local stories, urban legends, this sort of thing... has anything happened recently, any story you have to tell us? I: Story… The one who likes to tell stories is... it's Brúlio... Hey Brúlio! GM: She says. Then the guy that had laughed earlier, GM: the big one, says: B: What. GM: Then she goes: I: They wanna hear stories here, do you wanna tell one? B: Stories about what? GM: So he puts the cue down GM: and comes closer. B: Get me another one. GM: He slides his glass, the others are drinking from the bottle, and he
slides his glass to Ivete. She grabs it, serves the drink, hands it back to him. He: B: What story do you want? T: Well, anything really. (B: There’s that one,) B: from recently, someone died, right? Died over there on the road. T: What do you mean? (B: I don’t know, ) B: I still think it had to do with the Hounded, or maybe it's related to Dr. Lunatic, if you believe in it. T: What is that, Dr. Lunatic? (GM: He takes a sip.) J: Dr. Lunatic? B: Don't you know the legend of Dr. Lunatic? T:
No, we were travelling and passed by. (Ce: No.) GM: Now that he's closer, you see that him, on the open vest, there's a print of a guy from the south, a guy wearing clothes from the south, showing his middle finger. That's the print, he's like [GRRR] GM: and that's his shirt's print. He says: (Gabi: Not this, man.) B: But what, what do I get by telling you this story? GM: I mean, that's, he's- B: What do I get by telling you this story? GM: I did the wrong voice. [Rakin Laughs] J: I have a proposal.
B: I have a proposal. J: OK? But I'd like to say my proposal first, ha ha. (T: No, let the man talk.) B: Hold up, are you from the police? T: No, guy's tripping, we are just travelling around here, that's it, everyone is related. J: We can solve this with a pool game. B: Is he of legal age? GM: He points to Cesar. Ce: I'm 30. Ce: I'm well-preserved. (GM: Ivete turns to you.) I: Can I have your ID please? Ce: For God's sake, everytime. Calango: OK, I take my ID out of my pocket. (GM:
She grabs it, and says.) I: Brúlio, see this and check if you think it's fake. GM: So Brúlio takes it: B: Hm, seems legit. B: Holy cow. GM: He gives it back to you. (Ce: Impressive, huh.) GM: His hand is so big that your ID looks like a little piece of paper, he really is bigger than Cristopher. (Calango: Damn.) GM: He's really big. He gives your ID back to you. Ce: OK, I'll take my chance to ask for a beer, then. Cold beer? B: Here's the deal. You wanna know, you wanna tell stories, so, you
came to the bar to hear stories, is that it? I like it, but here's the thing: I'll only tell you about Dr. Lunatic if you beat us in many challenges. (J: Yes!) GM: He points at the other two from the gang "What's up! Let's fucking go!", and gets super hyped. Luba: I get very excited too, I love to compete! (Rakin: Let's go, let's go.) Calango: Me too. Let's go, bring it on. B: Finally, fresh meat, guys. Vultures: Hell yeah! (T: What challenge?) Ce: There will be no arm wrestling, right? For the love of God. B:
Ha ha ha, that's the first one. (J: Fresh meat?) J: Did they say fresh meat? B: Here's the deal. Pick the most… (J: OK...) GM: He looks straight at Cristopher. B: I don't even think you need to pick. But one of you will go arm wrestling against me. Ce: Why did I open my mouth, man! (B: The other,) GM: He points to a guy who has an eyepatch, and he has a goatee, an eyepatch, grey hair, and is smaller. B: The other will play darts against Gregório, and then we'll see if you're good people or
not. (Ce: Darts?) Ce: Only two challenges? (J: I want darts!) (Cr: OK, true.) B: There ain't no pussies here! B: Here is Ashy Armpit! GM: He takes another sip. Luba: Nice. Calango: I laugh a bit but try to hide it, I go like [pfft] T: So let's go. Cr: I don't mind doing it. Cr: I can do the arm wrestling. (B: Let's go then?) B: HAA, let's go! (Cr: Yeah.) GM: He goes to the closest table, (T: Go Cristopher!) GM: pulls it with one arm, The chairs get out of the way, one of them falls
to the side, He pulls it and [POW] he slams the table The table shakes a little. B: Let's go then. GM: He pulls another chair that was closer, sits on it and waits for one of you to do the arm wrestling. Cr: If you break my arm I'll be really sad. GM: He's here, and the other two came closer now. Gabi: I wanna lean on the counter and ask for a shot of whisky. Luba: I go along with Liz and ask for an espresso. Rakin: I wanna watch the arm wrestling. Calango: I'll go with Thiago.
GM: OK. Luba: But I'm watching from there. (GM: You get here,) GM: He's waiting for you with a look of "hmph, no fucking way you're winning". GM: He's really confident. (Calango: How do I turn my avatar?) Rakin: Strange. Luba: How do I turn it? Luis: Uh, it's the mouse's weiner… uh, mouse's wheel. GM: Wait, One at a time. (Calango: Weiner.) GM: Liz asked Ivete for an espresso? (Luis: Weiner.) Gabi: No no, I'm asking for a whisky shot. GM: A shot? Ivete's really happy, looking (Luba: Espresso for me) GM: kinda smiling, watching… So you call her?
L: Hey, Ivete. I: Yes, yes? (I: What's up?) L: Drop me a shot of whisky, please. J: And an espresso for me. (I: OK, hold on.) GM: She takes a glass, not looking at it, she wants to watch the arm wrestling, she's having fun, it's like their entertainment here. She pours the drink, gives it to you and she's looking. Let's go. L: Thanks. (J: My coffee, my coffee.) I: We don't have coffee here. J: O-oh, some water then, for the love of God, the way people here are, huh? GM: She turns, goes to a fridge,
GM: gets a water bottle. (L: Don't you want some whisky?) J: No, my body's a temple. (GM: She throws the bottle to you.) GM: Roll, uhm… Acrobatics. Luba: Me? GM: Yeah... No, roll Dexterity GM: to see if you can grab the bottle mid-air. Luba: OK. Luba: Uh… I got 22, I have… (GM: OK, you catch it.) GM: She throws it because she doesn't want to go to you, because she's watching, she comes here, she wants to watch the arm wrestling. Luba: I catch it and open it. GM: OK. The guy you know as Brúlio, that
was the one she called, GM: he's waiting. B: So? B: Is it gonna be you, gringo? Cr: Let's go, dude. I'm the strongest one. (B: Then let's go! Have a seat, come on.) Cr: Look at them, you think any of them will be able to do this? Br: Let's go. J: Hey! Cr: Let's go. GM: You sit? Cr: I do. I already sat and have my arm here. GM: You put your arm against his, GM: And then... B: Someone to do the countdown? [Luis Laughs] L: Three! (GM: OK, when he says this,) GM: He says...
The guy with long hair GM: and a goatee says: Gregório: OK, fine... Gregório: Three. Two. One. Go! GM: Roll Strength. Luis: Oh well, hm... (Gabi: Oh no, ) Gabi: I don't like that face. Luis: It was really good, I got Regular. GM: OK, you feel... You were expecting a supreme strength coming from himO you feel "Wow! He's stronger than I expected!", and your arm starts beating his a little bit. Roll again Luis: Hmm… Luis: Holy shit…! I failed. GM: How much? Luis: Failed, 86. (GM: You failed?) Calango: Fuck! GM: You're holding on, so is he...
He didn't overpower you, you two are doing the same amount of effort, going [NNGH] but you still have some advantage over him. GM: He says: B: Stop turning your hand, goddammit. [Luis and Rakin laugh] GM: Roll another dice for Strength. Cr: I'm not turning it! [Gabi laughs] J: Go Mr. Cris, I'm recording it too, OK! Luis: Regular again. GM: He [TRROW], comes back again, you hold it, but then, holy shit, you notice that he got stronger out of the nowhere, his arm's veins are popping out, and he: B: [GRRRR] This is my bar! (Cr: I've
got muscles too!) GM: But you're holding it. Another roll. J: Guys this is so exciting! Calango: OK, I wanna root for my dad, I wanna yell, "go dad!" [Luis and Rakin laugh] J: Go, dad! (Gabi: Will get points of Inspiration.) Luis: 99. (Calango: Yeah, yeah.) GM: 99? [laughs] You hold it but you feel like he weakened a bit and you're still on a tie. [Luis laughs] Rakin: I told you, man. (GM: But he's like,) you look at his face and he's, you see the devil there, he's red, sweating a lot, you're watching a duel of
titans both, it's insane, it even looks like the sweat is evaporating, like, the stream is kind of... the two of them are really red. Roll another one. Rakin: Hmmm (Luis: Hold on, my die fell.) [Laughs] Luba: Uohoho. Luis: God, I'm scared, I'm scared! (GM:Go.) Calango: Look, I think that my dad, Calango: since I'm rooting for him, he should roll with advantage. Luis: Oh my God... hmm. Holy shit… Luis: 76. I failed. (Calango: Aw, man my dad's a piece of shit.) GM: You hear your son, you feel happiness, inspiration and it... you look at him like,
inspired, and [PRRRAU] it distracts you and he pushes your arm to the table and you lose the round. J: Ooh, wow wow wow. (B: Ha ha ha!) B: Too easy! (Cr: I can't believe this!) Cr: Son, for God's sake, shut up! (B: Too easy!) Ce: I was rooting for you! GM: Then he... You notice that he says "too easy", (J: I'll delete it...) GM: but he's almost having a heart attack. B: Too easy, ha ha... Ivete, J: Delete... (B: give me some water here, please.) Cr: I want best two out of three! B: The best
two out of three is with Gregório now. GM: Gregório opens his jacket and there's some darts inside. Gregório: Who's against me? J: So cool! Me! Me! Please, me! GM: OK. (J: Me!) B: Both go, Gregório is thinner, GM: he's the smallest out of them. (Cr: Are you letting this boy go?) J: Boy? (T: He seems to be agile.) GM: Gregório says: (J: Yeah.) Greg: So, here's the deal, here's the deal. We'll stay behind the pool table, GM: He comes here and brings you with him. Luba: OK. GM: Everyone around goes there to watch it, because
it's darts now. Ivete jumps over the counter to watch it, she comes here, she wants to see it, she's enjoying it a lot. [Luba laughs] Gabi: I'll be leaning on the counter here. T: What if they fail and hit you? (J: Yes!) J: I'm so hyped! GM: He says: Greg: Here's the thing. It's based on points. We'll throw five darts. The one who gets the most points wins. J: OK! Seems fair. Nice to meet you. Joui. Greg: I'm Gregório. Gregório Gorovitch. (J: OK, OK.) Luis: I shout from the other side of the room: Cr: For
God's sake girl, get out of there! If someone misses they can hit you! [Gabi laughs] Gabi: I stay where I am, I don't move. GM: He then hands you the red darts, he gives you five red darts, a small package of red darts. Luba: OK, I take it. Greg: Evens! J: Odds! Greg: Shoot. OK, you start. J: YES! My first victory. Luis: I start laughing and say: Cr: Guys, he missed the joke, he said "Evens" and the other "Odds", he had to say "I fart and you applaud". Ha ha ha. [Laughs] GM: When you say
that, Brúlio goes: B: Ha ha, good one. GM: And he pokes you with his elbow. B: Ha ha ha, I liked it. (Luis: God, really?) J: César, is this a bomer's place? Boomers? Ce: Uh… Seems like it, yeah. (J: OK. OK.) Greg: Go, Jap, aren't you playing? J: Hey! OK, I'll go. Luba: OK. Do I roll for something? GM: Roll for Throw. Luba: Throw? GM: Yeah. Then you tell me what success you had or if you succeeded or not. J: OK. The upper one is… GM: The biggest one is Regular, the upper one is Good
and the lower one is Really Good. Luba: OK, let's go. OK, I got Really Good, 18. I have 55. GM: OK. Wait. Uh, it's Regular, good, and really good. Luba: It was, it was... (GM: So it's good.) Luba: It's, is it Good? OK. GM: If you didn't get Extreme it's good... Wait, how much do you have on Throw? Luba: I have 55. GM: So if you got 18 it's Good, it's just good. Luba: OK, sorry. GM: OK. Luba: OK. GM: You aim and hit it close to the middle, but not exactly in the middle. J:
[Pff] Woo! (GM: Then Gregório says:) Greg: Hmm, I wasn't expecting that. (J: Good luck there...) J: Mate... I don't know. (GM: You notice that, as he wears an eyepatch) he doesn't even have to close one eye because he doesn't have it. He just... J: Smart! Luis: He closes the one he has! (GM: he grabs his dart,) GM: blows on it [FOO] does a little trick with the dart on his hand and throws… and he misses! It looks like he got too excited about the trick he did and it falls a bit crooked, falls to the
floor it didn't even reach the board, and he says: Greg: Nah, didn't count. GM: Then Brúlio: B: Of course it did! Are you gonna cheat now? Greg: Fuck off Brúlio! (Ce: OK, I'll start recording...) Cr: Liz, for God's sake! The boy missed, he's bad at it! It's going to hit you! Ce: I'll record because it'll hit Liz, man. (J: Why does she scream?) J: Why does he scream? GM: It fell on the pool table. J: César, take my phone and record the next one. (Gabi: When I see...) (Ce: Sure.) Gabi: When I see the dart
falling, I step aside, I come closer to the counter. T: Liz, come closer Greg: For fuck's sake. GM: And now you see that he's frustrated, GM: he even fixes his eyepatch, he says: Greg: Fucking piece of crap. GM: It's you again, Joui. Greg: Go ahead! Are you just gonna stand there? (J: OK.) J: Greg, I'm sorry for what happened to your eye, but OK, I'm not gonna let this interfere in my victory, OK? Let's go. [clears throat] [Luba inhales and laughs] Calango: Oh no. Luba: 97. GM: 97? Luba: 97. Ce: You're gonna hit Liz! (GM:
Liz got out of the way, right? She did.) Gabi: I did, Ce: Aw, man! J: C-César, you didn't record it! (GM: Not only does it not hit the target,) but it goes for one of Ivete's glasses, the glass breaks, falls to the ground and breaks. She says: I: What the fuck?! Don't you know you aim for the target?! J: I-I got nervous, I don't work well under pressure. Greg: Ha ha, it was just beginner's luck, Greg: it was just the first one. Now we're talking! (Rakin: Oh shit.) GM: He doesn't even aim properly, he just
goes and [Shoom] throws it… and hits it! Ce: Aw man, it's a draw now. GM: But he hits the edge,) GM: 'cause he threw it without much care, it hits one of the edges, GM: like, one of the outer circles. J: Sorry Ms. Ivete, I'm sorry. I'll pay for it, OK? Ce: Send the invoice to Dr. Verisimilar. J: Ah, record it again, Cesar! Please. Ce: OK. Greg: Are you gonna record it every time, have you never played darts before? [Luba laughs] Luba: OK, I try to do something goofy, like, throwing it from under my leg,
just because I was confident. GM: Uh, go. Luba: I got 86. [GM laughs] GM: Everyone laughs at you when you try to do that. GM: The dart, as you threw from the bottom up, you threw it upwards, it hit the ceiling and got stuck there. Greg: What's this? Am I playing against a twelve years old? (T: Joui...) Greg: For God's sake! (T: Stop showing off, man.) J: OK, OK Mr. Thiago. I'm sorry, I'll stop it. [clears throat] T: It's fine, take your time, take your time. Ce: Chill, chill, come on. T: Take your time, take
your time. Greg: Here's how you do it, kid. (J: OK.) GM: He throws it and… Misses. No! Hold on, sorry. He hits it, but hits it close to the same area, in one of the outer circles again. Greg: Damn it, I'm not doing too good today, fuck! J: OK, OK. (GM: You have 3 more darts.) J: OK. Mr. Thiago, this one's for you. T: My God… (GM: Sorry, 2 more darts.) GM: This is the next-to-last. (Luba: OK) Luba: OK. OK. T: Come on, Jo, come on. Go Jojo! (Luba: I throw it...) Luba: [laughs] I got
76. I was too nervous, too concentrated, I tried too hard and… So I threw it kinda bent, like. Cr: Guys, come on, this boy's kinda dumb. (GM: The dart kinda hits the...) GM: The dart hits the board but it falls, and doesn't count any point. (J: Why?!) Greg: Holy shit, Greg: if my dog were playing he'd get more points than you. J: Kuso! [Shit] GM: Gregório raises his eyepatch, you see a glass eye, GM: And he says: Greg: Now's the time. The eyepatch was giving me bad luck. GM: He throws it and hits one of
the outer circles again. GM: He goes: Greg: Holy hell! GM: He gets pissed and throws his eyepatch on the floor. He still got it, though. Luba: It's the last one, right? (Ce: Joui, you can still do it!) Ce: Concentrate! (Cr: For the love of God...) T: Go and focus, my dear. (GM: It's the last one, yeah.) T: Joui, I trust you. (Luba: For the love of God!) GM: Hold on, just to clarify, before you throw it... Luba: OK. GM: Brúlio pats the guy who's next to him, the one with a long beard and hair, you
don't know his name GM: and says: B: Oh, it's a tie, right? B: Each one has one dart left, let's see. Luba: OK. OK. [clears throat] [Luba inhales loudly] Luis: Damn! Luba: Oh! 37. GM: How much do you have? Luba: 55. GM: OK. You got normal, then. You hit the same area he was hitting, the outer circles, which counts one point and he hit that area 3 times, so you have 4 points and he has 3, let's see his turn now... Ce: Aw man… (T: Yikes…) J: Kuso! [Shit] (Ce: Please hit Liz.) Cr: for God's
sake boy, you... (L: I've already left!) Ce: I know, but I want him to hit Liz! Just kidding. GM: Let's go? (T: What is this?) L: Yo bush head! Mind your business, damn. (Ce: I'm joking. Just kidding,) Ce: Chill, chill. (GM: He has...) GM: ...50 on Throw. He got… 77. Luba: Yes! (GM: He throws,) but he's so happy that it was a tie that he gets too excited and hits right in the middle, but it hits the middle and falls. GM: And everyone says "Doesn't count! Doesn't count!". J: Yatta! [I did it!] Greg: Fuck! Holy
shit, motherfucker! T: Nice kid, nice! J: High five, Mr. Thiago! (Greg: 4 to 3, this was the worst) Greg: dart game I've ever played in my entire life. Greg: Holy shit! (J: Yes!) GM: And Brúlio: B: Damn, you've been better, Gregório, for fuck's sake, ha ha. B: Pathetic. J: 'Til the next one, Gregório, ha ha ha. T: New generation is strong, my man. (B: So... I won on arm wrestling…) Gabi: I'll give Joui a high five. J: [gasp] L: Done, you got a high five, my friend. (J: Yes!) B: I won on arm wrestling, you
won on the dart game… B: It's time for the last game. [music stops] [Luis gasps] (Luba: Oh.) GM: He grabs... He puts his hand inside his jacket, GM: you hear a metallic sound, he [TSS, TCH], he takes a Magnum and puts it on the table. B: Who's going? GM: He opens the barrel, all the bullets come out, he puts one inside and closes it. B: Who's going? Ce: Not me. J: Uh... (L: I go.) B: We're for real here. (T: No, you won't.) T: Nah. I wanna go. J: Are we serious here... Guys? B: You
really are pussies, huh? B: I've said it already, it's for real. (J: I'm not a pussy, I just don't wanna die.) B: I wanna see if you're serious for me to tell the story. (T: Liz, can I go?) T: I really wanted to go. (L: No.) L: I'm not letting anyone I like die again. (Cr: For the love of God...) Cr: You can't really be considering doing this. (T: I don't want you to go either, dear.) L: Leave it to me, leave it to me. J: OK, I don't like this. T: No, I won't let
you. L: Leave it to me. GM: He turns to you, he's here. (Gabi: Which table will he sit at?) J: OK. GM: He turns to you and closes the gun. (Cr: Guys, why do you keep giving me heart palpitations?) T: I’ll go. Rakin: I go straight knowing she wants to go and get the gun of his hand. GM: Wait, did you take it? (L: No!) Rakin: I went, I sat and I took it. I already put it on my head, let’s go. Ce: We’ll do this for hearing the the lunar doctor's story, is that it?
GM: You put the gun on your head, he’s looking at you, waiting. Luba: I went outside because I couldn't handle it. (Br: Will you do it?) Ce: Bro, we’re doing this just to hear a story. This doesn’t make sense. Calango: I say. Ce: It doesn't make sense! Br: Hey, pretty boy, will you do it? Cr: It doesn't make sense! (Rakin: I pull the trigger.) GM: You pull the trigger? Roll a Luck test. Rakin: Holy fuck… Gabi: Jesus Christ, Thiago. Rakin: 44. 44. GM: [surprise gasp] Gabi: Jesus Christ, Thiago! Luba: What was that surprise gasp? Gabi:
You should’ve let me. GM: You pull the trigger… [tic] When that happens, Brúlio: Br: [laughs] That’s what I like. GM; He takes the gun and opens it. There was nothing inside. He just made a little hand trick and you didn’t realize. Br: I just wanted to see if you got the guts, I would never kill anyone in Ivete’s bar, she doesn’t let us use guns in here. GM: Ivete laughs. Luis: [laughs] GM: She laughs and goes back to behind the counter. I rolled a 44 in the die too. I just found it funny, but it
already was… Gabi: I go outside to get some air with Joui. Br: I liked you, I liked you. So, take a seat. Ivete, one round for everyone, on me. J: Ah, still water for me, please. GM: But if it was for real, you’d be dead. I rolled the same value as you. Rakin: I know, I’d probably be dead. J: Uh, Liz... (Rakin: I drink my whisky in one shot.) GM: He sits, they are around the pool table, they call you; Br: Come here, let’s play, let’s drink, let’s talk. What do you wanna know? I live
in this region since I was… A kid. I know everything. Gabi: I’ll sit here then. Rakin: I drink my whisky. First, I say; T: Hey, Ivete, another shot here that mine is over. GM: She’s already preparing lots of shots for everyone. T: Yeah, you're fast. Cr: Guys, I wanted to know who this old man leaning over at the counter is. Br: He? That’s the Crazy Old Man. He shows up sometimes, Ivete takes care of him because he doesn’t have a tongue. He stays there, shows up beaten up sometimes. Poor sap, he showed up… (J: He
doesn't have a tongue?) Br: He keeps showing up, he lives by the streets, by the road. Cr: How long ago? Br: Hey, Ivete, when did the Crazy Old Man start showing up? GM: Then Ivete… Ive: Ah, I don’t know... 3 to 4 months, I guess. Ce: At the same time that… Hmm.... Br: But, so… You wanna hear the Doctor Lunatic’s tale, right? T: That story was interesting, about the guy with the tattoo on the head. Br: It’s the most famous tale around here, about the Doctor Lunatic’s ghost here in this region’s woods. We found it
weird that… Lower the sound, Ivete, to keep the mood nice. GM: Ivete says… Ive: OK. OK Calango: While the bully boy is talking I wanna get near the counter... There, near where Liz is. GM: You can go. Calango: OK. I’ll touch the counter here and I want to spy a bit of this guy that’s passed out here. GM: He is an old man – He’s an old man, like, he's really ugly,around 80, 70 years old, he is sleeping, all fucked up and dirty. Calango: Liz is near me, right? GM: Yes. Gabi: Yeah. Calango: Uh… Ce:
Liz, bro, don’t you think a little suspect a bruised old man passed out here at the counter and everyone finds it normal? L: I’m thinking of looking at his nape to see if there’s a mark, the forehead, I don’t know. GM: Do you touch him? Ce: Yeah, I think its weird too. I think its weird that the bully boy said the Crazy Old Man started to come here just at the same time the two women died too. GM: Ivete, that was taking care of the glasses says; Ive: Ah, but it’s normal, this happens every time.
People who live by the streets come here to the bar. I normally don’t let them in, but this one... He’s… He doesn’t have a tongue, poor one. He shows up beaten up. I don’t know exactly, he doesn’t speak. Rakin: Doesn’t have a tongue? L: He drinks a lot when he comes here? GM: She’s talking just with the two of them. Ive: He, uh, drinks until he passes out, but he’s at the end of his life, just suffering, lives by the road. Ce: Risk group, right? Ive: There’s this thing too, huh? L: Do you think he’s
trying to run away from something? Ive: I don’t know, in this bar here... lost people show up, aimless in life, the whole time, we take care of who deserves but this one is a poor wretch. A poor wretch that just comes to drink. Gabi: I wanna poke him with my foot. GM: You poke and… He’s passed out, leaning over. You feel a strong smell of booze coming from him, Ivete says; Ive: Ah, what do you want with him? He can’t talk, leave him be. L: Ivete, do you have any cloth, a napkin here? Ive: I
do. GM: She gives you a napkin. L: Lend it to me, please? Gabi: I use the napkin to touch at his hair to see if I find something, any mark besides the bruises, on his face, neck, I don’t know. GM: Uh, you start to touch him, you see that he just… His hair is very fragile, you remove some strands, it’s really messy, he’s going bald, but you don’t… see anything in his head. Gabi: But he got bruises, right? GM: He has. His face looks like it was beaten up. L: Hmm… Ce: He got here with
these bruises already? (Br: But, as I was saying, the...) Doctor Lunatic, right? In 1920, it was a long time ago, more than 100 years, there was a doctor here in this region that was called Virgulino. He lived here, in a house nearby, in the middle of this region’s woods. People used to pass by his house, at that time, Carpazinha wasn’t even a town yet, and they said they heard screams, they heard... people screaming for help. They didn’t know what it was, so people that lived nearby decided to gather to see what was going on, they
invaded the doctor’s house… They found out that the bastard tortured his own wife and daughter. Let them locked up in the basement and inject stuff on them, I don’t know it right, doctor stuff, right? Crazy, crazy, mentally insane. T: Mentally insane. Br: The people from that time got really mad. Ce: Lunatic, right? Br: They got really mad, so when they found the women, they buried him alive in his own backyard, but no one has ever heard from the women since. I don’t know it right. but that happened many, many years ago, and people keep telling
the tale, that if you wonder around this region, you’ll... hear the doctor’s laugh, and if you hear it at night, he’ll take you to his house to experiment on you, just like he did to his wife and kid. And guess what… There was a guy that recently died and precisely the daughter and the wife disappeared, like the tale. Then people started theorizing, talking about the rumors and stuff. But they didn’t find anything, really weird, really weird. Hey, Ivete, weren’t they the ones who came here to the bar? Ive: Yeah, yeah, it was them. T: Did
they come here? Ive: They came here to diner, but then... they saw it wasn’t a bar suited for them, family and stuff, so they got some water and left. They came here the night they disappeared. I was the one who found the abandoned car, and called the cops. T: Ah, where did you find him? Ive: I found him stretched on the ground, he was thrown on the floor, stabbed three times. T: Wow, that’s really crazy. Was it nearby? Ive: Yes, 10 minutes away. GM: And Brúlio says; Br: Yeah, but... I don't think so... It obviously
wasn’t... It wasn't the Lunatic, it was the Hounded, those assholes. T: Who are these Hounded? (Br: They must have stolen the car.) Killed him to steal his stuff. But why did they take his family, right? I can’t wrap my head around it. T: Man… what a trip, bro. It’s amazing that this violence is happening here. Such a pretty town, you all are so pleasant. Ive: Yeah, it’s very, very rare. Cr: Could you tell us where this house is? So we can keep our distance, right? Ive: What house? The Doctor Lunatic’s? Cr: Yeah, so we can
keep a distance. (Ive: No one knows.) Cr: Because imagine if we go there. Ive: They say it’s nearby, but they don't know exactly for many years. It was abandoned after what happened. T: Hmm… Br: But they keep saying it’s this Doctor Lunatic, but it fucking isn’t, I know it well enough that it’s the Hounded’s. Those assholes. That gets the drivers and kills and robs them, motherfuckers. Cr: Hounded? T: These guys do this? Ive: It’s the other gang. Br: I still think they shouldn’t enter here, Ivete. Cr: Ah, a gang. GM: Ivete does like. Ive: Hmm…
There’s nothing much I can do. Cr: It makes sense Ivete let them come, she needs to survive, right? She needs to sell. T: True that. Br: Yeah, but… T: It’s complicated, man. Br: It’s worse than that. Br: They support the bar. Cr: But you are nice, I’m sure they won’t want to harm you. Br: What? They are our... [laughs] You don’t know half the story. Cr: I wanna know half the story, because… Br: Of the Hounded? Cr: Yeah. Br: The Hounded... Their leader, Rodolfo, was from our gang. We created the Scoundrel together. But then... He
is kind of a psychopath, kind of a murderer. We always were, right, young, irresponsible? I used to rob, I robbed some people too, but I never killed, never. But he liked it, he had a bloodlust, that was the end for me. At one time, he wanted to kill and I said: “Fuck no, not in my gang”. Then he created his own and we don’t get along ever since. T: Man, so these Hounded are led by a guy that’s a baddie, right? Br: He’s a Pounded. Pounded is how we call them. GM: He slaps. Br: Right,
Murilo? T: Thank God we met you guys, right? And not them, crazy stuff. You are so nice. I never even imagined it. Br: It’s because we like motorcycles, but that doesn’t mean we are assholes like them. T: No, sure thing. Crazy stuff. GM: When that happens, you hear the bar’s door slamming. You look behind you and you see two bald guys getting inside the bar… Let me just, get them here… Calango: Mosquito helipad. GM: Two guys enter, wearing leather jackets. They both have… They have... They both have a skull patterned, in a kind of phantasmagorical
format. They come in kind of drunk and they go towards the counter. They pass by you and see the old man sat at the chair, they look at him… ???: Look who’s here! [laughs] GM: They go on and push the old man to the ground with full power. He falls [POW]. ???: [pains moans] GM: He wakes up. ???: Hey! Give us a bottle, and be fucking quick. GM: Ivete stays quiet, gets a bottle and hands it to them, and one of them, after doing this, goes to the radio and turns it on again. Gabi: I
wanna get out. GM: When that happens, the members of the Scoundrel say: ???: Look who’s here. Just talking about these motherfuckers that they show up. GM: They are kinda far already. The guy who went to turn on the radio came back. Luis: I turn to “Braulio”, what’s his name? GM: It’s Brúlio. Luis: Brúlio, I turn to Brúlio and say: Cr: Is it them? Br: These two are Hounded, but there are many more people in the gang. GM: That’s the song they put again. Cr: Many more? GM: They take the bottle and spit like this. ???:
Who are these new people, huh? Fresh meat at the bar! Who’s this hot chick here, huh? GM: He points at Liz. ???: Are you new here? Luis: Damn… ???: Come here, sit at daddy’s lap. GM: Brúlio, that was farther away says; Br: Oh, no, motherfuckers. I like you guys. Hey, mother fuckers! You are just after midnight! GM: He goes to them. Rakin: Bro, I get my magnum and I point to the guy. GM: When you… Luis: I go with Brúlio. Calango: I’ll stay near Liz, I won’t go away. Rakin: After he said that… GM: When
you take your gun, Ivete pulls out a shotgun from underneath the counter, Brúlio holds your arm and say: Br: Not here. In here, we do it differently. GM: Then, the two guys that are by your side say: ???: That’s what I wanted! GM: One of them pulls out a knife and the other brass knuckles. ???: That was what I was hoping for! Holy Shit! [manacle laugh] GM: They get very happy. Luis: Damn... Rakin: Did he really hold my arm? GM: He held your arm right when you went to pull your gun out and said: “Not
in here”. And Ivete pulled out a shotgun and said… She was going to aim at you when you pulled the gun out. Luba: Just when I saw Liz being threatened and Thiago taking action I went with them. GM: OK. Wait, calm down. Gabi: Cesar is at my side. GM: Stay where you were, stay where you were, each one is somewhere. Ivete was back here. The other two were a bit far back, just Brúlio went to them. GM: You can roll Initiative already. Calango: Which Initiative? GM: It’s just a Dexterity test, then you tell me what
kind of success you got. Rakin: Will they fight us already? Gabi: Wait. GM: They already got their weapons. Rakin: And I can’t use my gun? Gabi: Let me see. GM: He held your gun and made it very clear that you can't use guns in here. Gabi: My Dexterity is 65, I got... Luba: I didn’t get any success. Gabi: I got a good. GM: Okay, you got good… Calango: Wait, wait... Luis: Mine wasn’t too bad, but I failed. GM: OK. That’s right, what matters is the order of success, and then you decide. (Luis: Yeah.) Calango: OK.
I rolled an 80. GM: Is that bad too? (Calango: Wait.) GM: Did you fail? What matters in the kind of success you had for the battle. Calango: Yeah, I failed, I failed. (Rakin: I failed too.) GM: OK then. Let me roll for Brúlio. Okay, so it begins. One of them had the brass knuckles in hand, it was already equipped, and went up to hit Brúlio, that was closer. He punches Brúlio and hits him hard. Rakin: Damn... Calango: Ow... Luis: Damn, dude. You aren't doing this to Brúlio… Rakin: Damn... Calango: Ow... Luis: Damn, dude. You aren't
doing this to Brúlio… GM: Brúlio kind of passed by you to defend you and say “No fucking way” and the guy: “That’s wat I wanted” [POW]. Punched his mouth hard. He took… I don’t know, that’s on me. He [POW]. Fuck, he felt that. He’s strong as fuck, he took a hard punch. The other took a knife and went up to stab him too, they both go to him. Luis: I was next to Brúlio. GM: Yeah, but he pushed you aside. Rakin: Who held my gun? GM: Excuse me? Rakin: Who held my gun? (Gabi: Thiago is
far away...) GM: Brúlio. Wait, where was Thiago? Rakin: I was here. GM: I thought you were next to him, sorry. But it doesn’t make sense for you to be back there, does it? You were with them. Rakin: Weren’t we there because of the darts? We sat here. GM: No. Everybody was around the pool table. Rakin: Then I’m here now. GM: Yeah. You are back here, leave it there. The other tries to stab him, but as he took that punch, the guy cut the air [SHIU]. It passed over him. When this happens, Brúlio turns and punches
really hard the guy who hit him and he bruises a lot his head. Wow! (Calango: Damn.) GM: Wait. The guy passes out. Calango: Wow. GM: The guy who hit him, fell down [PLOW] Fell hard, beside the drunk that was on the ground too. That’s the brass knuckles guy. Your turn now. Luis: I want to punch the knife guy, as he is like that, I wanna punch the him really hard. GM: And now there’s this one. Will you… What? Brúlio is in front of you, but you can push him and attack. Luis: I push him, and
I I go to punch the guy’s face. GM: OK. Gabi: Meanwhile, I want to bend down and take my survival knife that I store in my boot. GM: OK. Luis: Let me… Shit, I failed in Strength. GM: Uh, wait… When you go to attack him, he takes advantage to cut your arm with the knife. Rakin: Damn. GM: Let me see… (Calango: Holy fuck.) Luis: Man, I shouldn’t have done that. (Rakin: Opportunity attack.) GM: You lose… Wow, uh… 5 HP. He cuts your arm really fucking deep, you went to punch him and [SCHLOU] took out a
piece of the back of your arm. He took the knife out. (Luba: I want…) Luis: He shouldn’t have done that. He shouldn’t... Luba: I wanna go to hit him. GM: Where are you? (Rakin: We’re all going.) Gabi: Let me see. Luba: I’m on this corner. GM: OK. How much Movement do you have? Luba: Movement? Let me take a look. Movement? GM: Yeah. Luba: Where’s Movement? GM: “Mov”... It’s at the left of the sheet, close to Combat. Luba: Ah, Movement Rate I didn’t do, I was going to ask you about it, I don’t have it. GM:
It’s based on your Dexterity, but how… How much Dexterity you have? Luba: 55. GM: Ah, so you should have 6 or 7 of Movement. You can get behind Brúlio and Cristopher, but you can’t reach him. Luba: I wanna go this way. (GM: Unless you wanna...) Do acrobatics over the counter. Luba: I wanna do acrobatics over the counter. GM: OK. Roll the skill. Rakin: The fight going on and he's doing backflips on the bar. Luba: What’s the skill I gotta roll? GM: Uh… You’ll roll… You can roll Climb. Luba: Climb? GM: Or Jump. Roll Jump, roll
Jump. Luba: Jump? GM: Yeah. Luba: Jump… Where’s my fucking Jump? GM: In J. Luba: Ok, wait. In J… Wow, 7. It sure was a success, I got 50 on Jump. (GM: Describe...) GM: Describe how your jump was. How you did it. Luba: OK. Nice. I did a one-handed cartwheel here. GM: OK. Luba: And on the counter, I jumped and I wanna kick this guy here. GM: Okay, when you do the cartwheel, in the middle of it you see the guy [POW]. The bald guy falling on the ground. You see straight at your angle, you’re on
your way to the other guy with a knife, and you see him cutting a piece of Cristopher’s arm off and you get there to kick him. Luba: OK. What do I roll now? GM: You roll an attack. Luba: Attack? GM: Just to be clear, every time you get attacked, you can roll Fight Back or Dodge, and then you roll against the person, understand? Luba: 62. GM: Was it a success? Luba: No. GM: OK. You… OK. Luba: Wait, which one is "Attack"? GM: It is Fighting. (Rakin: It’s Fighting.) Luba: Is it Fighting? OK. Yeah, it wasn’t
a success. GM: OK. The... Luis: No, wait. GM: Was it Fighting or not? Wasn’t it? Luba: No, it wasn’t a success. (GM: You…) GM: You get there to kick him, but you kind of fumble a bit, and you… You do it beautifully, but when you kick him, he dodges, but he tries to hit you back and misses. Now he’s open to the next attack. Luba: So I passed by him, here, right? I didn’t hit him, I passed over him. GM: You are in front of him and on top of the passed out guy. Gabi: Aw…
Luba: Here? GM: Yeah. Luba: OK. Gabi: Okay, I got the knife from my boot, right? GM: You got the knife from your boot, that was your action, take the knife. Gabi: OK. GM: Now who’s left is Cesar. Calango: It’s me. I wanna run to the nearest table here and throw a glass at the guys face. (GM: OK...) Roll a Throw test. Calango: Oh, I’m fucked, I’m gonna fail. Err... Where’s Throw? Found it Damn, I failed, I failed. GM: You take a glass and throws it, the glass misses and [Glass shattering] and shatters. It shatters behind
here, between Ivete’s bottles, one of them shatters and she… Ive: Hey, fucking take care! Fighting is ok, but no breaking my shit! Ce: Sorry, sorry. Rakin: I wanna get a chair. GM: Whose turn is it? Rakin: I didn’t attack yet. Rakin: Yours then. Rakin: I wanna take a chair and hit him with it. GM: OK. Rakin: It’s Fighting, right? GM: You take a chair, okay… You take a chair and then you roll a Fighting test. Rakin: I’m gonna miss 100%. GM: But wait, you don’t have access to him, Cristopher and Brúlio are in front of
you. Rakin: Forget it then. GM: You can take it, but you’ll have to go around. Rakin: No, I’ll take a bottle. (GM: Or you can go by the stool...) Over the stools, and you’ll have to get up the bench. Rakin: Is there a bottle nearby? Luba: Take a billiards ball. GM: There’s Murilo’s bottle, the bearded guy. Rakin: I wanna take and break it to make some shards and go around. GM: You take his bottle and break it Rakin: I break it and go around. GM: He says; Murilo: Oh, fuck. I was fucking drinking that! Rakin:
I didn’t even hear, I ignored and left. GM: You broke and made a weapon. OK. Now it's them again, in the case, it’s the knife guy. He looks at his friend, there’s a lot of shit happening, he turns to Cristopher that is nearer now and tries to stab him. Calango: Fuck, dude. GM: Roll a Fighting test, Cristopher, Fighting. Cristopher! Luis: I failed a lot. GM: You failed? (Calango: Damn, dude.) Rakin: The guy is going to die in a bar fight. (GM: He hits you...) He hits you. [laughing really hard] GM: Okay, you take 5 damage
points. He stabs you and it goes hard at your ribs. (Luis: Fuck!) Luba: Damn… Ouch! GM: Now it’s Brúlio. When Brúlio sees that, he’s… Bro, you’re fucked up, He takes you and pulls you off the front so you can stop getting fucked. His action was to take you off the front of the battle and puts you behind. When he does that, the guy’s knife goes with you. You got the knife embedded in you. Luis: I can’t believe this is happening. (GM: And he…) The other two friends, they start to go around the table and get
here, both of them. Rakin: Wait, there are four? GM: No, they’re the… (Calango: Gregório and the other.) GM: It’s Gregório and Murilo, that are your friends, they’re going around to seize the guy. Now it’s you. (Gabi: Okay...) The guy has his back to me, right? GM: Let’s go by the order here in the pictures, ok? To not to lose the order, go, Joui. Luba: Well, I’m still in front of him, so I’ll try to trip him up. To take him down. It’s Fighting, right? GM: Yes. Luba: Holy fuck, I wasn't success. I rolled 50, I
have 45. GM: Let me see how he did it. Luba: No, wait. Oh, it’s Fighting, it’s right, it’s right. GM: He... You try to trip him up, he jumps, and tries to attack you back, but misses. GM: Now it’s Liz. (Luba: [Noise]) Gabi: I’ll walk to him from behind and try to stab him in… Try to stab him at his neck. Rakin: Damn. (GM: You can hit…) If you wanna aim, it’s a penalty roll, but if you hit, it’s full damage. Gabi: How do I aim? GM: No, you can aim, but then you’ll have to
roll it twice and take the worst value. Gabi: Oh, okay. The value is Fighting, right? GM: Yes. Gabi: Okay, I’ll aim. GM: OK. Gabi: I got 55, shit. GM: Roll it twice and take the worst value. Gabi: 22. (Luis: For God’s sake.) Luba: Nice. Gabi 24. GM: OK. You hit him. What’s the knife’s max damage? Gabi: The knife’s damage is… It’s 1d4 plus a 1dx. GM: You don’t have 1dx, so it’s just 4, okay. Let me just mark it here. You stab him, your knife is relatively small. You stab him at his back, it kind
of hits his spine, he gets mad and tries to elbow you, but he misses. Now it’s Cesar. (Gabi: OK.) Gabi: Shit... Rakin: That’s dangerous. Calango: Damn… Luba: He's a tank, huh? My gosh... Luis: So… GM: He's really strong. The one who is up is muscular, he has a jeans jacket that’s open and torn. He has a black shirt with the phantasmagorical skull, he has many rings, now that you’re fighting him, he has many golden rings and a golden chain on his neck. Luis: Damn, dude. Calango: Is it me? Luis: Yeah. Calango: I’ll play with the
cards I have, and I’ll throw another glass, man. GM: You can throw it. Throw test. Calango: I can’t do much. Gabi: [laughs] Calango: 11, no... It’s 11, right. Luba: Nice! (GM: You hit him.) Roll 1d4 for the damage. Actually, make it 1d6, roll 1d6. Calango: 1d6? GM: Yeah. Calango: 4. GM: Okay, you... Your glass hits him right at his head and it cuts a bit. You see that his bald head bleeds a little. And now it's Thiago. Rakin: Oh, I try to hit him with the bottle, cool. GM: Now that… Now that Cristopher isn't at
the front, you can reach him with the bottle. You can roll a Fighting test. Rakin: It’s Fighting, right? Oh God… Luis: I’m so pissed. Rakin: I missed. GM: Did you miss? Let’s see if he hits you… He hits you. Rakin: Ouch. GM: You get to him to hit him… You try to stab him with the bottle, he dodges and takes advantage to hit you with the knife. Rakin: Didn’t he lose his knife? (GM: Damn, dude…) Jesus Christ, he deals you 6 damage. Rakin: But punching, or not? He lost his knife, isn’t it still in… (GM:
Oh, true that.) So I’ll reroll the damage, wait. Luba: Damn… GM: He deals you 4 damage. He punched you hard on your mouth when he dodged. (Rakin: Safe.) GM: Good reminder, I didn’t remember he lost his knife. Rakin: Now I’m deaf and mute. (Luis: Stop with that, bro.) GM: You took a serious punch… He hit you hard on your face when you got in. Now it’s Cris. Luis: OK. I can’t do much. Everyone is in front of me, right? Calango: Bro, isn’t it better- I can’t talk, can I? GM: You can talk, you can talk.
Luis: Okay, wait. Let me think. Gabi: Cristopher is really fucked up, right? GM: Yes. Luis: Can I heal myself now? (GM: Wait, Cris...) What was the order of damage you took? Do you remember? Luis: It was 5 and 5. GM: It’s safe. Calango: Take a mini shield. Luba: I was going to ask if I can heal myself, try to take the knife out. GM: You can apply a first-aid in yourself, then you heal 1d3. Luis: I’ll apply then. GM; No, someone gotta apply at you. Luis: Can’t I apply myself? (Gabi: Yeah...) I wanted to do
this, but on my next round. GM: Uh, so it’s the knife guy again. He just: ???: OK! OK! Calm the fuck down. Fucking enough already, will you kill us now? What the fuck? It’s just a bar fight, can’t you differentiate? GM: He gets down and begins to… Hold his wound and try to pull his unconscious friend ???: Fuck, man. Go fuck yourselves. GM: He begins to pull, is someone going to try anything else? Brúlio, when the guy says that, you see that Brúlio: Br: Okay, son of a bitch, come back here to see something. You
might sustain this place, but you don’t sustain who the fuck you are, assholes! Calango: Aw, bro… J: Do you wanna go after them? GM: They start to leave, he begins to drag the guy that’s with him. (Cr: I’m fine…) J: Thiago? Gabi: Fuck, bro, I stabbed the guy’s neck, man. (Rakin: I didn’t hear him calling me.) Gabi: He is still standing, I won’t go after him. (Rakin: You’re at the wrong side.) Gabi: Leave him be. (Rakin: My left ear is deaf.) J: Won’t we interrogate them? GM: The guy is taking the other out. ???: Motherfuckers,
every time this shit. at least no one’s dead. Calango: I won’t do anything, dude. B: No, let these assholes go. I can stand, sorry, Ivete, I can stand those stinky motherfuckers coming here to drink because I know that you don’t have a choice, but messing with the new people… I won’t allow it, no fucking way. Especially in our time, it is our turn to use the bar, there’s no way. GM: The guys start to leave, they leave by the side door. Cr: Would any of you guys give me a hand here? Gabi: Alright, I’m gonna
ignore them and run to get the first aid kit in the car, in the HB20, in my suitcase. GM: Okay. Luba: I’ll take care of my role model, who traumatized me forever. Calango: I am following Joui to check on my father. [laughs] Luba: Just for emotional support. Calango: Yeah, I’ll give emotional support. L: I’m coming, I’m coming, I’m coming. Rakin: I sit down to drink. L: Give me space, give me space. GM: Brúlio comes back.... Brúlio comes back to the bar and takes his cup that was on the counter and… B: Holy shit. Yeah, those
were the Hounded, didn’t you wanna know who they were? (J: Sir, what happened to your accent?) B: Those motherfuckers. T: They’re assholes, big B. B: It must have been them, they might have killed those guys. (T: I’m starting to believe that.) L: I’m here, I’m here, I’m here, I’m here, relax. (Cr: Guys, this hurts, please…) J: Ah, his accent is back, he’s fine. [Laughs] Cr: What accent? My accent was never gone. I was saying- GM: Will you give him first aid? Gabi: Alright, master, what can I do? I have Medicine and First Aid. GM: First
Aid… Gabi: I want to help him the best I can. GM: No, since he doesn’t have a major injury, you can use Medicine to heal a d3. Gabi: First Aid? GM: Yeah. [Unclear] GM: No, you remove the knife and you see that while it was stuck into him, it’s not that bad, not that deep and not that… it’s not bleeding that much. You can stop it and he’ll be fine. It didn’t hit any… L: Okay, honey, I’m gonna make the stitches and I don’t have… GM: Vital point. (L: Anesthesia...) Do you want to bite something,
sweetheart? Cr: I don’t need that. Gabi: [Laughs] Okay. I roll the die for First Aid, then? GM: Yes. No, for Medicine. Gabi: For Medicine? GM: Yes, Medicine is for healing when you’re in a calmer moment, First Aid is for when… when they’re unconscious/dying, then you have to use First Aid, so they don’t die. Gabi: Okay, perfect. I have 90 in Medicine, it’ll be okay. I got… 30. GM: You did it. Gabi: I… GM: Roll a… okay, now roll a d6. What the fuck? Hello? Calango & Gabi: Hello? Luba: Sheesh! What happened? [Unclear] GM: Let’s have
a break? Luba: Enjoying the music now, at least for a while. A five minute break to see if Discord works again, then we keep going. Luba: Let’s go, let’s go. Gabi: Perfect, cool. GM: Hold on, guys. (Luba: OK.) GM: A five minute break to see if Discord comes back, then we keep going. Sorry for the technical issues, we don’t really have control over that. See ya. [Break] GM: We’re back, ladies and gentlemen. Calango: Hello. Luba: Hello, ladies and gentlemen. GM: Is everything okay? Calango: Great. GM: Thiago even asked Ivete for a… a meal and we’re
good. Luba: I asked for a blanket because I was cold. GM: Let’s resume then, the Hounded members… you hear them, their bikes turning on [laughs] are you [unclear]? What is that? Luba: A Spider-Man blanket. (GM: You hear motorcycles turning on...) ...you hear a motorcycle turning on and driving away. Ivete starts to get a broom and and clean the broken pieces while Liz tends to Cristopher’s wounds. Cristopher, you healed 2HP. Calango: Peter Parker in Spider-Man’s outfit. Gabi: There’s nothing else I can do to heal him? GM: No. He has to rest, he has to have some
rest, so he can recover some HP. Rakin: He’s all fucked up. L: We should go to the hotel, right? J: I think it is a good idea too, after today I’m kinda shaken, actually. B: The closer hotel is in Carpazinha. Cr: Guys, it doesn’t hurt, but I’m… [exhales] I need rest. GM: Then, Brúlio drinks a shot of whiskey. There’s him and Gregório and Murilo together on the counter, uh… the Crazy Old Man gets up, and… [Crazy Old Man grunts] GM: And starts to go towards the exit after he was beaten up, right, after he was
beaten up by the members, he starts to go away. Then Brúlio turns to you and says: B: Now you can tell me exactly why you’re here. GM: He turns. B: Because you’re not just normal citizens, you are not on a trip, you are armed. I feel like there is something you aren’t telling us. J: Oops. Ce: I only threw cups. [Gabi laughs] B: Why were you so interested in knowing if… the guy who died nearby or the other… the gang, the tale about the doctor? It doesn’t make sense. T: Bro, do you want to know
the truth? B: I want the truth, obviously I want the truth, I was 100% honest with you. T: We… you did notice that these two are always filming whatever happens, right? B: Huh? T: We like to investigate strange tales that happen around Brazil, and we like to record and make documentaries about it. B: And that's all... T: That's what we do. ... The guy who died, the missing family, right? Is that what you’re looking for, or the doctor? T: Exactly. B: There’s a connection, right? The family disappeared and there’s the doctor who also had the
family. T: There are some forums online, where we saw stories and some stories like that one, there’s also another story that is quite… GM: Roll Fast Talk again, roll Fast Talk. Rakin: Holy mother… so much Fast Talk. Gee, I managed to fail a Fast Talk test, from 90. I got 94. GM: Okay. He is… he is… he looks at you: B: Oh, yeah? And what’s the name of that tale-hunter thing of yours? Where do you post it? On the internet? On YouTube? T: No, a forum… B: It doesn’t seem very professional to use your cellphone’s
camera on vertical mode to film. Ce: We can’t just carry the cameras all around, you know. There are unexpected things… B: To record… and since when are darts a paranormal thing? I don’t get… GM: Not paranormal, sorry. B: A thing related to mysterious tales, I don’t get it. T: No, but we also like to have fun, you know? We just put [unclear] B: You can tell me the truth, no one is going to judge you, we are honest. What do you think a bunch of bikers are going to do to you? I mean, apart from
what they already did. T: You want the truth, that is the truth, bro, it’s literally it. We like to go out there and see these things, it’s interesting. B: You seem interested in the Doctor’s tale. T: No, it’s extremely- J: Because it is a fascinating tale. The vertical recordings are for our professional Instagram. B: Okay then. I don’t believe what you guys are saying. (L: But it would be ever better….) B: You don’t want to speak the truth, I won’t force you. L: But it would be even better if you could help us find the
place, you know? The house. B: I have lived here for years and never looked for it. I don’t wanna mess with these things, there’s nothing to do with me. I like to ride bikes with my… my friends, take care of my loved ones, the ones who tell me the truth. You want to know about… (Cr: Brúlio.) B: About news, go read the newspaper. (Cr: Brúlio, sorry.) B: Go check the library, I don’t have anything to do with that. Ce: Look at how I am, Brúlio, I tried to help- B: Welcome to our lives. Ce: I
know... (B: That is how it works here.) ... You are a good person, I like you, and I think my friends do too… why would we lie to you? B: That is what I want to know too. Rakin: I want to look into Brúlio’s eyes and say: T: Bro, now, listen; what we had here, all this violence, is nothing compared to the things we experienced in the past, man. And telling you anything about that past would be putting you in danger and from the bottom of my heart, I do not want to do that, dude.
GM: He… Calango: Good one, Big T. GM: He gets serious, he looks at you with a serious expression, he can feel the weight in your words. B: Well… if you, anyway, want to know about the doctor, there might be some article from the time. The town wasn’t that big, but there must have been some kind of newspaper or something. It was a very popular thing in the region. There must be some article or something, you could find it in the library’s archives, or something. T: Where is this library? Do you know? B: It is near
Carpazinha, y’know? I don’t know when that happened, but I think it was around 1920, 1918, 17, something around that. The tale is very, very old, from before I was born. Calango: I knew we were going to use Library Use, I knew it! T: Thank you. Rakin: Is that Brúlio? GM: That is Brúlio, yeah. T: Thank you, thanks, I think we should go. My face hurts. GM: When you're about to leave, the guy whose bottle you stole earlier, the one you took to break, he takes another bottle that was nearby and says: ???: Here. For what
you said, take it. GM: He hands you a bottle of whiskey. ???: Hey, Ivete, I got it! L: Wow! ???: You’re gonna need it, right? Calango & Rakin: He’s humble. T: Thank you, bro. Luba: The synchrony. Ce: Let’s go, then? Rakin: I’m gonna take a sip. Ce: Can we just give my dad’s bruises some attention? L: I did it, I did what I could. (B: She did what she could...) ...that’s life. Cr: I just need some rest, just some rest. (GM: And when you say that, when you say that, Brúlio...) .... raises his shirt, and
he’s very buffy and has a lot of scars ...along his ribs. B: That’s life. The one we have, it’s not for anyone. L: What’s that, bro. Put some ointment on those scars. B: Life… is my ointment. Gabi: Jeez, dude. [Laughs] T: I know about scars, bro, I know about scars. B: I noticed. It looks cool on you. [Laughs] Rakin: I raise my shirt to show him the one on my ribs, the big one. GM: When you mention scars… When you mention scars, Gregório, the one with the eye patch, says: Greg: Ah, almost there. I knew
about it, mine was similar. Ce: Let’s go then, library. Cr: The scar on my face is little, right? [Laughs] Greg: But what was that? Bike accident? GM: Gregório asks. Ce: Is that a scar competition? Let’s go to the library. Cr: I prefer not to talk about… Greg: Hey, kid, when you have a scar that has a story you’re proud about, then you’ll understand us. GM: Gregório, the one with the eye patch, tells you. J: Oh... Cesar. (L: Jeez.) Ce: Okay, now I get it. [Gabi & Rakin laugh] Gabi: Uhh… It’s getting late, right? The library
is surely closed. GM: Uh… Luba: Let’s break into it! GM: Yes, yes, it’s like 7… 6:30, yes. You don’t know, actually, you don’t know when the library closes. It’s about 6:30PM. And it takes ten minutes to go back to the city. (T: I’m tired...) ...I’m hurt, I’m sleepy, I just want to take a nap, dude. Rakin: I’m completely drunk saying that, very drunk. (L: Look, guys…) Cr: I’d rather get some sleep, too. L: We could go to the hotel, sleep, wake up very early. To start the mission very early. J: Okay, it’s up to you
guys. I have a lot of energy, but it’s fine. If you want to go to the hotel get some rest we’ll go there then, no problem, we can go to the hotel. L: Libraries usually open early. J: But we could… break into. L: We could do that early. [Laughs] With everyone rested. Ce: Why don’t we… J: It will be open, Liz. You’re funny, but it’s fine, we could follow that plan. [Forced chuckle] T: Joui, we have a bloody fucked up old man. I think it’s better for us to rest and… (Ce: A drunk dude.) J:
Okay, it’s true, no problem. Ce: Let’s go back to the hotel then, hold on. Who’s driving now? My dad can’t drive. (J: I wanted to break, but it’s okay.) T: I think Liz is faster, right? L: I can drive, I can drive. GM: Okay, you... (Gabi: I am fine with driving, no “emotion”.) ... You get out of the bar then, you leave Ashy Armpit the people there, the gang and Ivete says: Ive: Ah, come back later, you’re always welcome here. Cr: Thanks, guys. Ce: It was a great first experience, Big Armpit. [GM laughs] Ce: Loved
it. GM: You get in the car and go back to the town, while the sun sets, and where are you going? Rakin: The hotel, right? (Luba: Hotel!) GM: Ok, you… how are you going to the hotel? Calango: By car. Gabi & Luba: With the HB20. GM: Okay. Calango: Yeah, the HB20. GM: You don’t know where the hotel is. J: We don’t know where the hotel is! Cr: Guys, search it on the phone. (Gabi: Go back, go back, go back...) ... wait. Calango: Let me google it with my amazing cellphone. Gabi: I get off, I’ll get
off the car, that Miss… L: I’ll ask Miss Ivete, Miss Ivete will know. Gabi: I go back to the bar. L: Hey, Miss Ivete. Iv: Hey, hey. L: Uh… can you tell us where the hotel is? Iv: Ah, the hotel is in Carpazinha, you get… you get to the town coming from the RS, it’s a building, like, with three floors. It’s the first one you’ll see. L: We just follow the RS, then? Iv: Yes, yes. Calango: Laughs. L: Okay, up? Up or down? Iv: Down to the town, where you came from. L: Ah, okay, okay,
alright. Thanks, dear. Iv: Good evening, if you need anything, we’re here. L: Good evening. GM: Okay. Ce: Alright, so we don’t need Waze, do we? L: No, no, here… dude, it’s a small town, there’s like, three streets, if we get lost we can just turn away. Ce: Alright. ([Rakin laughs]) GM: You get in the car… drive towards the city and you see that it is true, there are very few building in Carpazinha, and the first one you see says, not really highlighted, maybe that’s why you didn’t see it earlier, that it is Carpazinha’s Hotel. J:
How original. [Gabi laughs] Calango: OK. Cr: What do you want to do? I’m all fucked up, I really need… Ce: What is the plan? Cr: Take a shower. (Ce: Are you going to take a nap or sleep until tomorrow?) GM: It’s like 6:30PM. Gabi: Hm. L: Look, if we sleep, we can sleep about 12 hours, so they can recover, and we can still leave very early tomorrow to go to the library. T: I agree with Liz. J: OK. Luba: I'll stay awake doing my regular stretching and exercises... ...in my room. (Ce: Yeah, I want to
stay awake a little longer...) (T: Joui, sleep, dude.) ... because I want to google Doctor Lunatic. (GM: OK.) Gabi: Is there internet here? Calango: I brought my laptop and I can access it using my amazing 3G. [Gabi laughs] (Calango: Can I do that?) GM: Alright, you park in front of the hotel, uh... GM: and get off the car, there’s a very simple lobby, with just one attendant, he didn’t even see you entering, he’s just using the PC. He didn’t see you coming. He’s very young, must be around 20-something, probably he’s an intern or something he
has a light-brown hair and is using the PC. J: Who is talking to him? I’m not very good at... (T: Bro) Cr: Ah, talk to him, for God’s sake. T: I was punched in the face, dude, I think it's better if someone who's not super fucked up talked to the guy. (Cr: Go, Cesar.) L: I’ll go, I’ll go. L: Come with me, Cesar. Ce: I’m coming, I’m coming, wait. Gabi: [Laughs] You’re using your amazing 3G, stop it for a sec. Hey, is it a guy or a girl? ???: Hi! Excuse me, sorry, uh… L: Oops,
hey. ???: May I help you? Do you want to check-in? Sorry. GM: He even gets scared, like, no one stays here. (L: Yes!) ???: Sorry, what? L: We do, please. ???: Okay, okay. GM: He closes his tabs, he was on Facebook, watching YouTube videos. ???: Ah, sorry. (Ce: So there is internet here!) GM: He opens up the system. ???: Hi, yes, yes, there is internet, sure. Ce: Nice. L: Dear, we are 5 people, do you have rooms for everybody? ???: Ah, yes, of course, we have a lot of rooms available, bah! No one stays here.
I mean, not- not because… because it’s really far from the town, but the hotel is great. We take care of it, we do, don’t worry. It’s the best hotel in the region, and also the only one, but it’s the best one. [Gabi, Luba and Calango laugh] L: And how much for a day? ???: Uh… I don’t remember, sorry. It’s 100 re- 100 reais. Ce: 100 reais… L: For each one of us..? ...or for a room for a lot of people? (???: For each of you, a room is 100 reais.) L: Okay, and do you have
rooms for two people, three people? ???: Ah… yes, but it’s 100 reais for each person, no matter the… the room you want. L: Hum… ???: But if you want a double bed, a single bed… I mean... it’s 80, sorry, 80 per person. If you want to stay in the same room, then it’s 160. Ce: We could… J: Uh, Cesar, do you… J: Do you want to share a room? I want to search things with you, I don’t really know how to use these online stuff, I wanted to see how it’s done. Ce: Sure, we’ll be
the only ones awake, apparently. J: Yes, yes. L: Do you have a room with three single beds, honey? (???: Ah, no.) L: So I could stay with them… ???: We have double and single beds, but just one or two. J: Liz, why don’t you wake up earlier, and we search it tomorrow? L: Yeah, I can do that. J: OK. Cr: I’d like to be alone. (L: I’ll go to…) Luis: I’ll be alone. T: I wanted to stay with the old man, because we’ll sleep, sleep. ???: Are you alright, sir? You’re a little hurt. Cr: No,
uh… we were coming, I went... we stopped, we were travelling. We stopped the car, I stopped to pee, tripped into a hole, hit my mouth… ???: Ah, no way, that was dangerous... .(.. my ribs.) ... If it hits your eye, right? You’re already full of scars on the face. Or is that… Cr: No, my eye over here is… ???: That’s so dangerous, boy! But, don’t you want to go to the hospital, maybe? J: What is he doing, guys? ???: I don’t understand, he’s American, right? I don’t understand what that means. (Ce: He seems to be
misunderstanding.) T: He doesn’t really understand Portuguese. Ce: Yeah, chill. Cr: I don’t understand Portuguese well. ???: [imitating Cristopher's accent] Ah, okay then. Hospital, hospital. “Doctor”. Cr: No, no ne… need. ???: Well, uh… J: Guys, what's going on? Ce: Alright, let's see the rooms, already? Let's ask for the… (???: How many rooms?) L: I’ll get a room just for me, I’ll get one just for me. Ce: Three, right? (???: Three rooms?) L: three rooms, three rooms. (???: Two for couples, right?) Ce: One with two beds... ... with two beds and one single. L: No, no. ???:
Not for couples? T: No, two singles. ???: Okay, okay. (L: I mean...) T: Him and I won’t fit in the same bed. ???: So 160… it’s 320, 420. Ce: Can we get the receipt and send to Doctor Velocímeo, so we can get the thing? ???: What? Who? (Ce: No, no, I’m talking to…) L: Do you guys issue receipts, dear? ???: Receipts? Of course. Ce: It’s for our accountant, the person who counts. ???: Sure, sure, sure… sorry, it’s… 420, we do issue receipts, no problem. Gabi: Okay, I… I put a hundred on the table, take my
keys and go to my room. Rakin: Damn. (Gabi: Yeah, it's the room's cost.) Luba: Uh… I take my wallet and… Luba: And I take 80 and give him half of it. J: Hey, Cesar, are you paying for your part? Ce: I am, I am, but I’ll want the receipt, please. J: Ah, we can get it when we leave. (Ce: Hold on.) ???: Uh, no… ???: Yeah, you can stay and pay tomorrow, no problem. (Ce: Alright.) J: Ah, okay then. Luba: I take the money back. J: Let’s go, Cesar. GM: He keeps a hundred reais on
his hand. ???: Well, alright then. GM: And leaves it on the counter. ???: Good evening, good evening. The keys are here. J: A-ah, I forgot the keys. (???: The keys, take the keys.) Luba: I came back and took them. ???: The password is "Carpazinha". We don’t have anyone living nearby to steal it, so we don’t even… (J: Okay, thanks.) we just leave it. The name of the town. ???: Good night. I mean, it’s early. Are you- good evening, good evening. Ce: See ya'! J: Bye, bye! Bye! GM: You go upstairs, you arrive at a really
simple room, it’s like, the most basic hotel room you can think of definitely not worth the price. The beds are… they have white mattresses and bedsheets, it’s very simple. There’s a cabinet, so you can keep your things, and you can see the town, very small, with a lot of forest around it. Luba: Forest… (Luis: I enter the…) GM: You look at this horizon and wonder if there’s any secret in there. (T: We still have to pay?) Ce: Huh? T: Nothing, sorry. Uh… Cristopher. Cr: I’ll pay when we leave. Calango: He even lost his accent. (Luis:
No, no, no.) Raking: The money on the... Luis: I thought he was asking me. Calango: But he was asking you. Rakin: No, I was asking you... (Calango: Me?) ... Your character, Rakin: No! [laughs] (GM: Roleplay, guys, roleplay.) Cr: No, no, I’ll pay when we leave. Cr: I’ll pay… I’ll pay when we leave, it’s okay, we can pay in the check out. T: Ah, we can pay tomorrow, bro? ???: You can, you can. It’s better, actually, it’s always… Cr: Pay, leave. (???: Yes.) T: Ah, ok then. (Cr: I’ll go to my… how do you say it,
room?) GM: Actually, you’re in your rooms, so he’s not there anymore. GM: I’m assuming you asked him that earlier. T: Let’s go, Cristopher. GM: Okay, now you are all in your rooms, the rooms are all very simple there’s some generic decoration, with a flower or a landscape painting, like every hotel has. Calango: Okay, I’ll take the notebook I brought with me. GM: Okay. Calango: And I’ll try to google... (Calango: ...something about a Doctor Lunatic.) GM: You connect to the Wi-Fi, you notice that it is like, 1 Mega. (GM: The internet sucks.) Ce: Ah, man... ...
Hey, Joui, check this out, my 3G must be faster than this. J: Uh… I don’t understand what you’re saying but yes! Ce: Yeah. GM: Okay, tell me what exactly you’re searching... (Luba: I started stretching while he's researching.) and roll Computer Use. Calango: Computer Use.... hold on. J: Do you mind, Cesar? Calango: Ah, man. Ce: What? Luba: I start doing some very weird stretching exercises, you know? Ce: Make yourself at home. Calango: Uh… I got, it was regular, I got 79. GM: Okay, what do you search? Calango: “Doctor Lunatic”, uh… “Carpazinha”, I can search… how many
things can I look for? GM: No, you’re searching, you start to search about these topics, and you find some, some posts on social media some older forums, very vague posts, that mention a doctor, “Doctor Virgulino”, “1918”, and “Carpazinha”. Uh… and you find very few things, you just find the name of the doctor and that it happened in 1918, in April 1918. And then in a few posts in forums they say you could probably you can find more info on public libraries in the region. Calango: Okay, then… GM: Yeah, you see the posts, boys wanting to
see the house, spending a night there, record vlogs, but no one could find the address on the internet. Calango: OK. Ce: Uh, Joui, I’m seeing here… Calango: I look at Joui and see that he’s making impossible stretching things, that I thought were impossible to be do, putting his foot behind his neck, some things… J: Yes? Ce: So, Joui, I’m… (J: Hey!) Ce: So, Joui, I’m… Ce: From what I searched here, I just found basic information that the Ashy Armpi's guy told us. J: I see. Ce: I think that for more specific information, we have to
search the library, there’s not much we can do. J: Ah, okay then. Do you wanna stretch too? Ce: No [laughs]. J: Okay, then. Ce: I think I’ll break something if I try, but thanks for the invitation. J: That’s where you’re wrong… [romantic song] GM: [chuckles] What was that? J: I know a few techniques, if you want, just tell me, okay? Ce: Okay, okay, I will. J: Okay. (GM: What will you guys do?) Luba: Then I’ll sleep, I don’t know, I’m done stretching. Calango: I’ll play some, LOL. GM: OK, you… Calango: I’m joking, I'm sleeping. GM:
No, you can play, you can roll Computer Use so see if you win or lose. GM: With a penalty because the internet is very bad. Calango: I got… 36, it’s… (GM: Roll again.) Calango: I got… 36, it’s… Calango: OK. Calango: Oh shit, the dice fell. Ah, man! Gabi: You lost, you lost. GM: He lost the dies. Calango: Uh… 64. GM: Okay, is that a success? Calango: It’s a Regular one, yeah. GM: Okay, so you earn 1 Sanity point because you rocked at, LOL. Calango: [Laughs] Yes! (Luis: With a 300 ping?!) GM: You relaxed and rested…
GM: No, sorry, you earn a d6 of Sanity because you got rest, you relaxed, you practiced one of your hobbies, that is good for you. Luba: And I didn’t? I was stretching my leg to my neck? GM: You can roll it, you can roll a Sanity die. (Luba: Ok!) Calango: A d6? OK. GM: When you go to a calmer place and rest and do something that calms you down, you earn sanity. (Luba: Ok.) Calango: 1, alright (Luba: I got 1?) GM: Yeah, you got 1 Sanity. Calango: I got 1. Luba: I got 1 too. Gabi:
Damn, I’ll drink whiskey then. Calango: Bro, my LOL, man. Rakin: The guy gets sanity for playing, LOL. Calango: No, I got… [Everyone laughs] GM: It was good for his ego, we won even with a bad internet. Rakin: No, I’d take 20 Sanity from him. Calango: I played Nidalee botlane, man, I nailed it. GM: Liz, Thiago and Cris, what do you do during the night? Gabi: I want to… (Luis: I take a shower.) I want to knock at their door before they sleep and ask for the bottle of whiskey. GM: Okay. Rakin: I try to sleep,
I spend the 12 hours… the 12 hours Liz mentioned, laying on my bed, but from those 12 hours, 10 were me awake, rolling on the bed and 2 were sleeping. GM: Okay, you can do tests… (Gabi: Damn.) GM: Okay, you can do tests… GM: Tests… roll a Constitution everyone who is hurt, please. Luba: Okay, I won’t. (Gabi: Ah.) Rakin: Constitution? GM: Constitution, yeah. Luis: Damn, an Extreme. GM: Extreme? Roll a d6 and that’s how much you heal. (Rakin: I failed.) Rakin: I failed. GM: You failed? You… won’t recover anything. Rakin: OK. Luis: 5. GM: You
restore 5 HP. Calango: Dang… GM: Thiago didn’t sleep well, but Cristopher, because… he was very tired, feeling heavy he could, after his bath, he cleaned himself well, and fell asleep and his wounds heal a lot. Probably because of his background of being a stuntman, for being so… y’know? Being so… Calango: Athlete historic? GM: Ah, don’t do this. [Gabi, GM and Luis laugh] GM: For having this historic, you know? That he always got very hurt his whole life, but he… his life was being a stuntman, he heals very fast because his body learned from that. So,
the sun rises… does anyone else want to do anything? Gabi: I just drank the whiskey and slept. GM: You drank whiskey? Uh… roll, you can roll a d6 for Sanity, you have… Gabi: Damn, [laughs] I thought you were gonna give me a hangover, I was very sad GM: Depends on how much you drink. Gabi: 3. GM: 3? Okay, you recover 1 Sanity, you get 1 Sanity. You… GM: You wake up the next day... (Luba: I didn’t roll the dice that time.) around 7AM, it was a tiring trip, it’s a new place you also had the
whole bar situation, you rested, woke up at 7AM, the sun was beautiful, the day is good, the weather is nice. You get ready, go downstairs and go talk to the guy. ???: Oh, good morning, good morning. GM: You see that he seems very sleepy, he must… seems like he just woke up as well, like, he just arrived. ???: Did you sleep well? Calango: Is everyone in the lobby yet? (J: Yes!) (Cr: I did, thank you.) GM: I’m assuming so, someone is going to do something else? Calango: No. GM: The morning rituals, like, feel free to
describe whatever you always do. Luba: Okay, I got a coffee. Is there… I mean, is any coffee here? GM: You don’t know. J: Where is breakfast? ???: Hi, sorry, huh, coffee? If you want some, I can make it. J: Ah, I do, one cup is fine. (J: Thank you.) ???: I’ll make some coffee. ???: Does anyone else want some? T: I’ll want two, please. Ce: Me! L: Ah, I've drank whiskey, I’ll have some tea now. (Cr: I want coffee, please.) ???: Jesus Christ, okay, give me 10 minutes, I’ll make it. GM: So he goes, you
hear the noise [PLIN, PLIN] ???: Here, guys. The coffees and some tea, right? J: Yes, thank you so much. (L: Right.) ???: Good morning, good morning, good morning! J: Good morning. J: Ah, Cesar, why don’t you tell them what we found last night? Ce: So, guys, I was searching, and I didn’t really find something. I’m just being mysterious to change the mood here but what I found on the internet was basically what the guy on the bar told us the extra and important information, I think we’ll only find in the town’s library, where we'll go.
GM: You hear the guy behind the counter: ???: Ah, I only lost on LOL yesterday, bro, there was a guy on the other team that was so good, he kicked my ass. (Calango: Oh, it was my Nidalee.) ???: He was so good, man... ... It don't even make sense, he is so good. J: Cesar, did you beat him in the game? (Gabi: The game. [Laughs]) Ce: I don’t know! J: Cool. congrats, congrats. Cr: Don’t you wanna go to the library? Ce: Yes, let’s go, let’s go. J: Someone is in a bad mood today, eh? Ha-ha,
just kidding, let's go. ???: Sorry to intrude, but did you say you're going to the library? T: Yes, isn't there a library in the town? (Ce: Yeah.) ???: Send kisses to Jessica, my girlfriend. She works at the library,... (J: OK.) she's beautiful, send my love to her. J: Yeah. Ce: We'll tell her. What's your name again, buddy? ???: Mine? Murilo. Ce: Big Murilo, nice. Okay. It's 80 each, right? Murilo: What? J: We forgot to pay. (Ce: The room price.) Murilo: Sure, yes, yeah, yeah, R$80 each, exactly. Calango: OK, I put R$80 on the counter. (Murilo:
Thanks...) ...You wanted the receipt, right? (J: That's my part.) Murilo: You wanted the receipt? J: Yes, yes. Murilo: OK, here [TchTchTch]... (J: For all of the rooms, please.) ...Fucking work! [Tch]. GM: He rips it. [Paper being ripped] Murilo: Here, it's kinda torn, but I think you can still see. J: I guess you can, thanks. (Cr: Thanks.) Luba: I put it in my pocket. (Murilo. Good night. Good morning,...) ...sorry, good morning. L: Good morning. (T: Good morning.) Cr: Hey, but I didn't give you the money. Luis: I open my wallet and hand the money to him.
(Murilo: Uh, no…) … I was expecting you to pay. I assumed you'd pay and not fool me, huh? Cr: [Laugh]. Luis: I laugh embarrassingly. Murilo: OK, gotcha. Have a good morning, then. Send a kiss to Jess. Cr: Thanks, kisses. Rakin: I hand him the money. Ce: Thanks, Murilo. See ya. GM: He's organizing some stuff. So, will you go to the library? Luis: Yes. Calango: Yes, let's get on the- GM: You guys get in the car, (Cr: I think I'm…) ...I'm already uh… recovered, I can drive if you want. T: No thrill, please. Ce: No thrill,
for God's sake. (L: No thrill.) J: The thrill was enough yesterday. Cr: Fine, fine, okay. (T: It was enough.) Cr: Ah… But I know you liked it, boy. GM: Putting the address... J: It's for your health. GM: Putting the address of libraries, it goes automatically. Your cell phone is adapted to seek stuff nearby, and it finds Carpazinha's Public Library. It's pretty close to the hotel, just 3 minutes away. Everything is close, because Carpazinha is a small town. You arrive, and apparently, it is one of the oldest and prettiest building of the town. J: Wow. GM:
Compared to the rest of the town, it doesn't look like it's in Carpazinha. It’s really well structured, well taken care of. It has some stairs that leads to a double door. J: That's beautiful! Ce: OK. (J: OK.) J: Let's go, guys? (Cr: Let's go?) J: It looks like it’s open. (Cr: We can go, if you ask me.) J: OK. GM: When you enter... (T: I guess…) ...Carpazinha's library, it has two floors. You see that there's no one at the counter, but there's a lot of books piled up. Although it seems pretty from the outside, inside
it's really messy; everything is messy. Lots of book piles, not only on the counter but around it too. And, when you look for someone, because there's no one at the counter; you see a girl, holding many stacked books, trying to organize it. She is completely distracted like this, all clumsy, trying to organize a bunch of books. It looks like someone gave her too much work. She is around 20 years old, pretty young. T: Hey, Jessica. (J: I think that's Jessica.) GM: She has a light brown… she has a dark light brown… Fuck! She has light
brown hair, shoulder length; she wears little glasses, and she's kind of small, and clumsy. She's wearing a green long sleeve and jeans. Calango: "Little glasses". T: Hey, Jessica. (J: Let's talk to her?) Rakin: I'm already on my way to her. J: OK, let's go then. Luba: I'll go after Thiago. GM: You go up to her… Jessica: Hey, sorry, sorry. I wasn't… I wasn't expecting people at this time. Just a sec. Just a sec. GM: She puts the books down. Jessica: Sorry, how may I help you? T: So, darling, we were looking for some urban legends
books, a Doctor Something we heard about. (Jessica: Urban legends books?...) ...Oh, there must be some in the Fiction section, lots of books for you to take, I don't… Honestly I don't even read that much, I'm trying to organize here, just for an internship, to get some money. T: It's alright, bud. But hey, do you know where the books of the town's history are? Stuff like that. Jessica: Oh, there's the Historic section there, but what exactly are you looking for? T: We're looking for stuff from 1980, you know… Ce: 1918, Thiago. (J: 18, Thiago.) T: 1918,
sorry, nice. (Jessica: Wow.) L: Ask for newspapers, for the newspapers. Jessica: Ne... Hey, pardon, newspapers? (T: Do you have 1918 newspapers?) Jessica: We do, we do. There's the newspaper archives there that go a long way, I don't know, I don't mess with that area. If you want to, go to the end and turn right, and there's a closed file room with Carpazinha's newspapers. Is that what you want? T: Exactly. (J: Yes, yes.) Jessica: Feel free to, the library is public. Gabi: When she says that, I go there. GM: She picks up the books and keeps
organizing them. J: OK, OK. Cr: Hey, Jessica. T: Let's split up, guys. Cr: Oh um… Was his name Murilo? Ce: Yeah, Murilo. Jessica: What did you say about Muri? (J: Yeah, Murilo.) Cr: He sent you a kiss. Jessica: Oh! [Surprise] When did you meet him? Are you staying at the hotel? Aww, he's so cute!! (Cr: Yes.) So nice! GM: She takes out her phone and starts texting. J: Aw… She's in love. (Ce: He's so nice,...) ... but you need to teach him how to make coffee, because his was horrible, but is the thought that counts.
J: Cesar! Ce: Sorry, I'm sincere. GM: She laughs. Jessica: Haha, I'll tell him. GM: Then, she starts to spam something to him. T: Oh, nice. Hey, guys, we can split up, can't we? We're not in danger here. It's just a library, "well taken care of" as we can see. J: OK. (T: I think…) Gabi: I went to the newspapers already. Rakin: I’m going to the newspapers too. (J: OK.) Ce: OK, I'll scout the library. (Cr: Hey, Jessica, let me…) ...Sorry to interrupt you going through your phone. Jessica: Oh, sorry, no, please. Cr: I saw that
it's very messy here, did something happen? Everything OK? Jessica: Ah, it's that [tsc], I got in through a civil service examination, you know? The library was kind of abandoned, I'm trying… Before me, everything was everywhere, there were no shelves, everything was disorganized. I'm trying to organize this library a little, actually, I just finished… It's been a month since I organized the newspaper section. But now I gotta finish all of this and then I'll see what I'll do. [sighs], so much to do. Ce: Calm down, take it slow. (Cr: Wow but...) ...such beautiful work you're doing
here, because everything is tidy in here. Jessica: Thanks, thanks. Everything on my own, I gotta do it. GM: She takes the books. They're heavy and she starts to carry them. Luba: I offer to help her. J: Uh, do you want help, Jessica? (GM: You offer her help?) Jessica: Uh… I don't know if I can. GM: She looks around like this. Jessica: OK, if you can, thank you. J: OK, I'll take that for you. Jessica: Thanks. GM: She hands you a pile of books. (J: You're welcome,...) ...just tell me where to put them. Jessica: Um, you
gotta organize by color and put them in alphabetical order at the shelf over there. J: OK, I'll help. GM: Good call. OK. And the rest will do what? Gabi: I'm already at the newspaper room. (Rakin: Newspaper room.) Luis: I'll help her too. Calango: I want to look at other files, like, not what... They'll look at the newspapers, I want to look at other books, some other stuff. Calango: Stuff about Doctor Octopus. (GM: OK, there's just a...) ...The majority of the organized books are in the fiction section, some being: Stephen King, Tolkien, just a bunch of
fiction, there's some academic books. What exactly are you looking for? Calango: Some book that has any information about the Doctor Octopus... Lunatic. GM: Oh, that's really specific, what kind of book are you looking for? Calango: Uh... no. The town's records might be in the newspapers, right? A photo album, or something like that. GM: OK, you can roll Library Use. Calango: Obviously. I knew that was going to happen eventually, Gabi: [Laughs] I was creating my character and said “Bro, what if I have to roll Library Use?” (GM: Who went to the archives?) Calango: What? GM: Who's
at the newspapers? Gabi: Me. (Calango: I think…) Luba: Liz and Thiago. GM: You two can roll Library Use, as well. Gabi: Damn, but… Rakin: Library Use? (Calango: I failed, I failed.) Gabi: Wait, where's my… (Rakin: Holy shit,...) ...Oh, it's here, I'm looking for the dice… (...I'm fucked.) Oh, this is good! Is it? Yeah, it is! GM: OK. Rakin: I rolled a 28, this is bad. Gabi: In this case, not Good good, I got Regular. (GM: No, but 28 is Good. Oh, but you didn't have much.) Rakin: For someone who has 20. GM: Yeah, so you
Failed. Gabi: I got 25 and I rolled an 18. So, I got Regular. (GM: That's fine.) GM: Uh… You see that although she... Everything is disorganized, you can't really understand what's happening, you spend, like, 30 minutes going through a bunch of newspapers. There's a newspaper for every day, but since Joui and Cristopher helped the girl; they piled the messy books up, she says: Jessica: Oh, since I'm free, I'll help. GM: When she saw you searching, she said: Jessica: What date are you looking for? J: 1918. (L: Um… 1918.) Jessica: Oh, 1918 is this box right
here. GM: She pulls out a box, you didn't see, and puts it in front of you. Then, you start searching. T: This box was well hidden, huh? Jessica: Oh, no. It was beside the 1917's box. It's just that I forgot, the years weren't marked, because no one... why would anyone look for 1917, 18 newspapers? No one would... (T: You got a point.) Jessica: I don't even know what you're doing, but I won't intrude. Jessica: Now I have free time,... (T: Crazy story.) ...thank you, by the way. GM: She turns to Cristopher and Joui, the ones
who helped her. Jessica: Thank you very much. Well, I'll leave you with your stuff. (J: You're welcome.) GM: She goes back to the counter, and after 20 minutes searching newspaper after newspaper, you finally find it, uh… Which is this one, let me get it. Calango: Nice. GM: I'll put you back at the table. (Rakin: Yay, games.) Luis: Sheesh, the flux. (Rakin: I'm at the bar...) ...where am I? Wow. (GM: You find…) Luis: Master, I cannot see. Calango: You don't have your glasses, huh? Forgot 'em at the hotel. Luis: It's hard for me to see. (GM:
I'll fix it for you.) You find this newspaper, the South Gazette from April 13th, 1918. Uh… Try to keep it still. Gabi: Stop! J: Yeah, please, guys haha... GM: The one who finds it is Liz, because she was successful in Library Use. Gabi: OK. GM: She pulls it and you find- (Calango: OK, can I join them in time to hear it?) Rakin: Does she show it to me? GM: Yeah, she pulls it and says “Oh…” You found it... You found 'Virgulino' and everything else you wanted. L: Yo, Thiago. Come here, come here. (Calango: Can I
join them?) T: What's up? Cr: I don't... I can't find it, I can't see it. GM: Just a sec, I'll fix it. Rakin: "Lurdete." [Laughs] GM: I did it wrong, don't accept that, don't do it. Gabi: Um… Do you want me to read it or…? GM: You can read it, go ahead. Gabi: Right. L: Let's go. South Gazette, the day is April 13th, 1918. “Hidden horrors in the forest. In their isolated house, the Batista family was composed by Virgulino (53 years old), Lurdete (39 years old), and their daughter, Ana Vitoria (18 years old). Family solely
defined by common ancestry, because what was found in the Batistas' basement bothers even the sickest of the observers. Virgulino, doctor of medicine, kept in a nefarious basement, or dungeon, his family in captivity. Running countless mental and physical tests, that Scou(…)“ Uh… Scourge… Wait, did I do it? I did! Sca… Scou… [clearing throat]. Scourged... (J: [Whispering] Scourged.) GM: Roll a Language test. J: Scourged. Gabi: Man, I can even speak Latin, come on. L: “(Scourged) their minds. He transformed both women into unrecognizable husks of what they once were. After bubbling rumors from bystanders that assured having heard
screams coming from inside the house, some local residents gathered and invaded the Batistas' residence, following the ominous sounds of Virgulino's victims. Upon entering his subterranean lab, full of liquids and chemical mixtures, restraint tools, and his two ‘patients’ locked up and insane, the crowd, in public lynching, assaulted and buried Virgulino alive in his own backyard. Local authorities confirmed having found in the midst of Virgulino's studies and tools, letters of a lunatic man, where he assured he was trying to save them from some kind of unidentified mental infection. The victims were reallocated to Carpazinha’s Sanatorium, where they’ll
be treated with the professionalism and respect they deserve under the direction of the esteemed Dr. Verrückt.” Rakin: "Edward..." GM: That's everything you find about this case. You look for more newspapers and can't find anything, that's the only article that was… that has relevant information. Cr: Guys, don't you wanna go to the sanatorium? Does it still exist? L: Well, the victims were taken alive, but the newspaper is from 1918, so I don't believe they've lived more than 100 years. J: Um, I have a suggestion, guys, and maybe a theory too. In the beginning I thought that…Sorry
I… Sorry, I don't wanna interrupt but uh… In the beginning I thought it was just a legend, that became real in a supernatural way, but... I think that, if there's real records of it, it's because this really happened. And because people told this tale repeatedly over the years, it might have become a real ghost, or something like a vengeful spirit that became real? I don't know, there's different tales about it, but I think we have to visit the place where this guy was buried alive. T: But how would that explain the tattoos, and the symbol
in the guy's head… J: Maybe it's the Esoterrorists. Spreading this- (L: The esoterrorists...) ...might have discovered this tale. J: Exactly, and spreading it. I think that the previous team might have done this, they might have visited this doctor's grave, so maybe we can find their clues there. T: I think that anything we do, anything we think the other team did, we have to do it carefully, dude. Because one of their decisions, led to their disappearance. J: I agree. L: Hmm… Good job, Joe. (T: I think…) J: Thanks. T: Really good, Joui, good reasoning. (J: Thank
you.) Cr: Jessica said she just started working here, right? L: Hmm… Yes? (Cr: Who used to work here before?...) ...Because who used to work here, if Team Kelvin saw something; they came here looking for something, this other person knows! L: Did she say how long she has been working here? J: Oh… Just that she got here recently and that it was really messy. L: Because if she got here recently, maybe the former library employee was Rafael Montes' wife? After all, the library had an employee and they left. L: And the girl got all... (J: Hm...)
... of the work half finished. Cr: Do you wanna ask her? T: Let’s ask her, easier than- (J: I think it’s a good idea.) L: Hmm… Does she know who worked here before her? J: Let’s find out. (T: Probably.) L: We could ask for a file too, a file with the town's records. J: OK. T: That would be useful. L: Let’s go? (T: Hey, Jessica.) GM: Uh, you go to the counter? You go to the counter and she’s there doing some stuff, she says: Jessica: Hey, sorry. What’s up? T: One little question. Jessica: May I
help? T: Who used to work here before you? Jessica: At the library? I actually don’t know,... (T: Yeah.) I just… they opened the civil service examination, and I signed up. T: Since when have you been working here? Jessica: It’s been a few months, three, maybe more. What month are we in? April. I started last year, around eight or nine months. L: You... (Cr: 8, 9?) ...Jessica, do you know the case of the guy who was found dead in his car, and his family disappeared? (Jessica: Rafael's, right? There's a lot of rumors around,...) ...they even said
that it was Doctor Lunatic, but I don’t... I think that's what you were looking for, what I heard you reading. I didn’t even know that was here, actually... (L: Hmm.) I'm very interested now, I was snooping a bit, I’m sorry about that. L: You know the tale, then?... (Cr: No problem, no worries.) Doctor Lunatic’s? (Jessica: Everyone knows it,...) ...it’s really famous around these parts. L: What’s the version you know? Jessica: The Doctor one, that laughs in the woods, kidnaps lost drivers. T: Laughs in the woods? Jessica: Yeah, that if you… If you are lost, you’ll
hear his laugh, and he’ll bring you to his house for experiments. J: Um, Jessica, did anyone come here before us to do research about this case recently? Jessica: Uh… I guess so, some people came here to actually see some… But it’s been a long time, like five… Five months, I guess. J: OK, did they- (Jessica: But it was an older group,...) ...it was an older group, I didn’t even pay much attention. They came here to see lots of books, and took a lot of them. I found that really weird. It's hard for people to come
by and take that many. They took tons of books and went to see the newspapers too, and came asking about the Doctor. Ce: Was it three guys and a lady?... (J: Was it-) ...Two guys and a lady? Jessica: It was… There were men and women, but it was… Not a lady, it was an older group, around 50 years old. J: Ah, but it was around three people, right? Jessica: No, no. It was more. Jessica: I think it was, like, five people. (J: More?) T: Can you look up what books they took? There must be something
in the records. (Jessica: No,...) ...because I wasn’t worried. We don’t register books taken here, because it’s more based on trust. People come here, take them, and bring it back. Actually, I don’t remember them returning the books, now that you’ve mentioned it. L: Uh… Jessica, the library has a map of the town, doesn't it? Jessica: Yeah, yeah, yeah, most definitely, there's Geography books there. L: Are there older city maps? Around 1918 and 1920? Jessica: Yes, yes. Do you want me to take you to it?... (L: Can you show us where it is?) Jessica: Okay, just give
me a sec. I didn’t organize this yet, but I think I know where it is, uh… GM: Roll a Luck test, Liz. Gabi: I rolled, wow… I rolled a 93, I got 30 of Luck. GM: OK, let’s see. Uh… OK, she rolled a good value. She goes inside, it takes some… Like 30 more minutes, and say: Jessica: Sorry, are you in a hurry? J: No, it’s fine. GM: It takes half an hour; you are in the library for two hours now. (Cr: Take your time, we’re fine.) T: Take your time. GM: She finds a lot
of maps. Jessica: Here, it’s here, I found it. GM: She drops those maps onto the table. Jessica: The oldest map from this region, the first ones they made, actually. It wasn’t even Carpazinha yet, it was Little Carp, it was still a village. L: Hmm… Interesting. Gabi: OK, um... This map has any remote house, something that-? that draws my attention. (GM: Uh… Roll Library Use...) ...or Geography, Geography Sciences. Gabi: Wait, wait. I don’t have Geography. GM: So, roll General Sciences. Gabi: Science, general? GM: Yeah, 1%. Gabi: OK. Yeah... No, I rolled a 70. GM: But it’s
ok, you can- You can roll Library Use, it makes more sense on the matter of finding books, maps and stuff. Or Finding. Finding works, you can roll Finding... (Gabi: Can I ro… Roll again? OK.) ...as you’re looking for something specific. Gabi: OK, I rolled 29, I got- (GM: Is that a success?...) ...You can all roll Finding in this place... (Gabi: Yes, it is.) You, searching for it, there are few things on the map, you see that a little far from the city, there’s a place that's labeled as Carpazinha’s Sanatorium. Gabi: Okay, I got Good. OK.
Um… It’s a more isolated area? GM: It’s kind of isolated, yes. Gabi: It's near the highway we were on? (GM: No, it’s on the other side.) Gabi: Hmm… L: So, guys? (GM: It’s not that far,...) ...but it isn’t close either. GM: It’s like, uh… (L: Do you want-) ...You went West and this goes North. Gabi: Okay. L: We could try to go near the bar and search for the dude’s house or we can go to the sanatorium, both options are important. (Cr: I think we should go to the sanatorium,...) because there'll probably have the women's
records. Cr: If the sanatorium... (Ce: Yeah, we can search the sanatorium.) ...is still standing. Ce: But I’m still thinking about... (Cr: I don’t know.) the people that came here before us. If there were more than three, it wasn’t Team Kelvin, or they got together with other people to come to the library, we don’t know who those people are. J: Exactly, I found that really weird, because Mr. Verissimo said that it was a trio. Calango: Yeah. I turn to Jessica and say: Ce: Hey, Jessica, don’t you remember any of their traits? If they were bald, or
if they had big tattoos on their arms? Jessica: Ah, non no. None of them had tattoos, it really was an older group. Ce: But were they bald? Or did they wear leather jackets? Anything? Jessica: No, no, no, no. They... they looked like teachers, I’d say they're college professors. Well dressed and stuff. J: It wasn’t our group, that’s weird. Luba: I let that slip. (T: Understood.) T: No, it’s fine, thanks for your time, Jessica. T: Do you mind if we take... (Jessica: You’re welcome.) ...this newspaper with us? Jessica: If you bring it back, there’s no problem.
People come, take, and bring it back. (T: Will do.) ...It’s Carpazinha, where would you take that? What will you do, right? T: We can’t do nothing, all good. Thanks, darling. Jessica: Whatever you need, I’m here. (Ce: Thanks, Jessica...) ...Remind Murilo about his coffee. Jessica: Thanks again for the help. You helped me a lot, you don’t even know, thank you very much. (Cr: No need to thank us.) J: Bah, you’re welcome, mate. Jessica: Are you from around here? Cr: Diabolical. Jessica: Are “ya” from the south? I was listening to the accents. I didn’t wanna ask not
to be indelicate, but where are you from? Cr: I’m from USA. (J: Ah, I came from Japan.) Jessica: Yeah, I noticed the American. T: Um… But that’s it, thanks Jessica, bye. Jessica: Stay well, good morning, good morning. (L: Bye, Jessica...) ...Good morning. Sorry, we’re in a hurry. GM: You, you feel like you made her... ...day a lot better. (Cr: Send hugs to Murilo!) She got happy because you stopped by, helped her. Calango: We gain a point of Sanity because she's happy, just kidding. GM: No, you just go on. Luis: She gained a point, she did.
Gabi: She got a Sanity point, nice, Jessica. L: OK, we know where the sanatorium is. Do you really wanna do this? J: Uh, I still think we should investigate the place while it’s still day, I don’t like dark. While there's daylight. (L: So, bros, she said...) ...he laughs in the woods during the night, kidnaps lost drivers... Calango: Um… Just one, I wanna do something first, did we leave? GM: Yeah. Calango: I know that, uh... That Carpazinha is a small town but I wanna take a look around the library to see if there’s any cameras that
might have taped the people who got in. Can I roll Finding to do it? GM: You can roll Finding. Calango: Ah, man... Relax... Uh... I don’t think I Failed, I guess. Yup, I Failed. GM: You look around and you don’t see anything. No cameras that you can identify. Calango: OK. Luis: I look at you: (J: OK.) Cr: Why are you looking to the sides, son? Ce: Oh, I don’t know. Carpazinha is a town that is falling apart, but if there were any cameras around that might have taped the people who got in, maybe we could
be one step forward in this investigation. (Cr: But did you find anything?) Luis: I wanna search for that too. GM: Go ahead. (Ce: I didn't find anything...) ...nothing at first glance GM: You have disadvantage because you’re looking just after he did. Luis: OK. GM: Roll it twice and take the worst. Luis: Yeah, I Failed. GM: OK, so you can’t find anything as well. Cr: I guess we won’t find anything, it’s an old town. T: Aren't we going to the sanatorium? What are you doing back here? Cr: Looking for cameras around here. T: Fuck, that’s a
good idea. Gabi: Fuck, they set off fireworks there, man. Ce: Yea, but this internet- But the hotel’s internet was 1 Mb, they won’t have cameras here, so… Also, what would they tape here? There’s nothing. (Cr: Wait, wait a sec.) Luis: I go back to the library. Cr: Jessica, sorry to bother you again. (Jessica: Hey, what’s up?) Is that we thought about it just now… Because Carpazinha is kind of old, right? Jessica: Yeah, yeah. Cr: But are there any cameras around here? Jessica: Not here in the library, why would… I don’t think so. Why would anyone
want to rob a public library? Cr: No, no. It isn’t cameras in the library, it’s a store that sells cameras. Jessica: Oh, there might be a store nearby. if you go to the avenue, there, you’ll find a tech store. Cr: Oh… Sorry… Thank you. Jessica: You’re welcome, good morning! (Luis: I’ll leave again.) Cr: Guys, they really 'not have' cameras, they don’t. Ce: OK, so… Do you wanna go to the sanatorium? L: Guys, I have a suspicion... (T: Let’s go, man.) ...One, one little theory here, I think we’ll only find Virgulino’s cabin at night, following the
screams,... (Ce: What if we get lost?) the noises. T: Follow screams? (J: Oh!) Cr: I can pretend I’m lost, and if anything comes [smack] I’ll punch it’s face. J: I don’t know if that's how the supernatural works,... (L: Understood.) ...but it’d be really fun. Ce: Yeah, I don’t know if that's the smartest plan. (L: Probably…) ...Probably it’s the time that the Membrane gets thinner and the paranormal can act freely. I guess. (J: Oh!) Ce: But for us to find the spider, we gotta fall onto its web? J: Sometimes yes. I loved that analogy. L: Yeah,
I liked it too. (Ce: Thanks.) ...OK, to the sanatorium first? Cr: My son is kind of smart. This boy… L: He didn’t get it from you, huh? J: [Impressed interjections]. Cr: It’s because you don’t know about my skills. Right here. L: Mhm. Ce: Mhm. So let’s go, then... (T: Don’t fight, guys.) ...Let’s go to the sanatorium, let’s go to the sanatorium. Calango: Do we know where is it? It’s on the map. Cr: Now we’ll go with thrill, OK? (GM: You know because of the map, yeah.) L: No, no, no. I was just kidding. (J: Oh,
yes!) GM: Roll Driving. (L: I was joking.) Luis: I straighten myself. (L: Just joking.) I straighten myself. (L: I was kidding.) L: I'm sorry!... (Cr: Ready?) No, no, no, no. Cr: Ask the Pope for forgiveness, not me. L: Sorry. Oh, no! GM: Roll Driving. T: Oh my God… It flipped. (Calango: Aw, man. He’ll flip the car...) ...and the RPG will end, that’s what’s about to happen. (Luis: Damn...) ...It was Regular. GM: Was it Regular? So, you drive fast, but not as skillful as last time. Today you are… Maybe because of your wounds, you couldn’t drive
as nicely as yesterday. Yesterday you really did well. Luis: No, wait. I got... Sorry, sorry, sorry, I have 90, and 45 is on top. GM: It’s Good, it’s Good. Luis: So it was Good. GM: So, you drove well, but not as good as yesterday, that was fucking awesome. You go fast. You went in what would be like… (Luis: OK.) ...15 minutes, you arrive between 8 and 9. Luis: It was a Mad Max. In a straight line. (GM: Right...) ...You arrived. When you, when you… you go by the main road. You see that there’s a hidden
detour, but since you went well in Driving you find it easily, and follow it for some minutes on a dirt road; and you see a large building appearing behind the… Not a large building, sorry, a big house appearing behind the trees. It’s a house that’s really destroyed, completely abandoned. Clearly, no one uses in a while. On it, there are many graffiti, vandalism. saying: “Don't enter”, really big, in red. The windows are boarded up on the outside. And there are many pentagrams and other esoterrorists symbols drawn on the outside, with very different ages. It looks like
it’s a place that was... that was really stained, and that it was really popular in the region. Cr: Uh… We can enter, if you'd ask me. I don’t mind a little sign written “Don’t enter”. T: Oh, that’s not for us. (Gabi: I want…) ...I wanna go in holding my gun. Calango: Let's go properly equipped. (GM: You all get off the car,...) ...and when you get off, you see yourselves in front of an entrance, that has a double door after some stairs that are all musty, and everything is kind of falling apart. Uh… You... You can
roll a Finding test, everyone, please. Luba: Yes. GM: Sorry, Listen. Gabi and Rakin: Listen? (GM: Yeah, Listen.) ...Thiago has disadvantage because he's deaf in one ear. Gabi: I Failed. (Rakin: What is my disadvantage?...) ...I roll it twice? (GM: Roll it twice...) ...and consider the worst. (Luis: I Failed.) Rakin: I got 90 in Listen and I’m deaf. Gabi: [laughs] I Failed. (Calango: Damn…) ...I got- (Rakin: I succeeded.) Calango: Damn, by one, I didn’t get an Extreme... (Luba: I Failed.) ...I got Regular. Good, actually, I rolled a nine. Rakin: I rolled a 41. It was Good. (GM:
The ones who succeeded...) ...heard something moving, coming from the inside, while you get closer to the door. But it's something inside, something hitting itself inside, coming from inside the sanatorium. The place is really creepy, really... Really heavy. It’s a heavy place. And you see, coming from the door a slight mist. J: Guys, I don’t like this. (Ce: Did you hear that?...) ...There's some folks dancing in there, I think. T: There’s someone inside. We’re not alone here. (Cr: I can’t hear anything.) T: Draw your guns. (J: Guys, I don’t like this.) GM: When you are in
front of the door, you look to the side, and there’s a broken and rusty sign on the ground. You can recognize that it’s weakly written “Pequena Carpa's Sanatorium”. The closed doors are rotten, but they’re blocked with some boards, that are also rotten. It looks like it was blocked long time ago. T: Hey...Cris. J: [exhales] Cr: Hey. T: You know what to do, right? Cr: Are you sure? L: Don’t push too hard, because of your stitches. T: If you want, I can do this mission. Cr: I feel fine. Do you wanna do it? L: Do what,
pal? Cr: No, let me do it, let me do it. (GM: You can roll,...) ...the only way things can go wrong, is if you roll a 100 or if you Force it and Fail. Cr: I, I… Can I, then? Ce: Go on. T: Draw your guns, everyone. Ce: OK. L: OK, everyone in position. Rakin: I got my gun in my hands [Gun cocking]. Ce: Wait. J: I don’t have a gun... ...on hand. Cr: Neither have I, boy. Neither have I. Luis: I’ll kick the door down. GM: You can roll a Strength test. Luis: It was…
Regular. GM: OK. You kick the door down, right on a board, and it collapses easily. The two doors open, and you see a big entrance. Upfront you see a table. There’s a big wooden saloon with a carpet. The place is really dirty, you see blood stains all over the floor, two chairs in front of a table. There's another chair in front of a what would be a counter. Lots of papers and blood everywhere. It looks like this place is falling apart. The ceiling... The smell is aggressive, it’s horrible, it’s unpleasant to be in here. You
see that behind the counter, the hallway streches far, and there are two rooms, and at the right door; There’s a grid door, that you can’t see inside well yet. Calango: A grid door? GM: The place is well lit because it's still day. But it’s still pretty dark, even in the day, because it’s an enclosed space. Calango: OK, I… Uh… Cr: Do you want to search the papers there? (GM: All of you feel...) ...a bad presence, you hear noises, echoing, coming from inside. You feel that danger is imminent in Pequena Carpa’s Sanatorium. Cr: I don’t wanna
be in here- GM: And this is where we end today’s session. "The Secret in the Forest" first session. (Gabi: No…!) We’ll finish… We’ll continue this story, next Saturday. With more... much more things to discover. We’re only scratching the surface. Calango: It’s the cliffhanger, bro. (Rakin: You used Dragon Ball’s commercial break, man.) Gabi: Damn, you just gave us a taste and then took it from us. (GM: Exactly, we got a whole...) ...Sanatorium to explore. (Luis: Damn, I already wanted...) ... to go in. Rakin: No…! GM: Thank you so much for participating today, we’ll be back next
Saturday at 6 P.M. Every Saturday at 6 P.M., we’ll have a The Secret in the Forest session, with this story, that we’re just getting started with. There are a lot of mysteries yet. I’m very happy, I liked all the characters, it’s being so good. (Luba: [Claps]) Calango: Nice, nice, nice. Gabi: No! (Luis: I want to punch your face…) Calango: I’m, I’m sad, bro. I’m sad now that- Rakin: No, hear me out. The diner arrived, you unwrapped the bag and said “You can only eat later”. Fuck, man. GM: I liked it a lot… (Luba: Awesome, it’s
awesome!) ...You went many ways I never had imagined, and there are many other possibilities. Man, I’m anxious fir next week, there’s a lot I prepared, I don’t know. It’s been a really cool experience after all. I’m very happy with this RPG session. (Luba: It really has been, truthfully speaking.) Luba: It's really cool, congrats, man. GM: And this time, it’s a story that will go on, you know? Luba: I don’t know if everybody got the same feeling, but each time we begin I got the feeling that we’re starting something fucking awesome, and that it’s just starting.
Not just the sessions, I think that it's gonna turn into something bigger. GM: The first RPG had been just a test, this one is more of a real thing. We’re going to… And the characters are evolving super nicely, I liked how everything went today, congrats. Luba: Me too, I'm liking it. GM: So next Saturday at 6 P.M., The Secret in the Forest continues,... (All: [Claps]) ...this was the first session, thank so much all of you that watched, all of you that participated. Luba: Thank you. GM: Next Saturday at 6 P.M. Sleep well, drink water. (Luba:
Next Saturday…) See you next session. (Luba: Wash your hands!) Gabi: Bye, guys. Calango: Deuces. GM: Before ending, I actually wanted to thank with all my heart. the The Secret in the Forest's team. Please, if you enjoyed until now, these people are as responsible as me, to make this happen. Pick one and go to Twitter to thank and follow them. Thanks to Amanda and Thiago, for making the scenarios so quickly and well. To Faria, for being an amazing editor. To Rafael, for working so well with the characters. To Jottah and Gab, for making the additional arts
and for making all the images prettier. And to JV, for programming all the system’s sheets. Pick one of them, doesn’t need to be all, and thank them for me, they really deserve a lot. And thank you so much for watching, I’m really happy with this project. I hope it goes on for a while. Every Saturday at 6 P.M., we’ll have a RPG session with much more content, we’re just scratching the surface. There’s a lot more waiting for us. Thanks for today, sleep well, get some rest, stay home in this quarantine. We’re playing RPG over the
internet, that’s why we got a few technical problems We’ll keep... entertaining you. I hope it’s being as fun for you guys as it has been for us, because it’s been really fun to me. Sleep well, see you Saturday at 6 P.M. as always. Now we’ll end. Bye. [Ending song starts] [TSIF OUTRO] Transcribed, Translated and Subtitled by: Equipe T (@Equipe__T on Twitter)