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Gunther: So that's the basic idea we're working off of. What do you think? Rose: You run a conspiracy theory blog with my cousin? Gunther: It’s a travel blog. With an iceberg. Lucas: God, not this again. Rose: An iceberg? Gunther: Yeah iceberg. Like it looks like it’s just surface level. But if you spend time looking into it there’s a lot more there than you originally thought there was. Like how when examining pictures taken from various shows over the year at one of the goth clubs in the arts quarter, you see the staff looks exactly the same even after almost thirty years. This is because the entire staff is composed of vampires. Lucas: Please shut up. Rose: Oh! So it’s an urban legend like thing. Gunther: Is it an urban legend if I have proof? Lucas: The only proof you have is that people on the internet will believe anything. Gunther: Thank you Lucas. I was already aware. My generation figured that out before you learned how to walk. Lucas: You also proved that recent college grads and high school seniors will do anything for cash and experience. But hey- you- I mean your generation also figured that out. At least Caleb gets paid. I do this for free. Gunther: Your payment is me not telling mom about your “alternative” extracurricular activities. Lucas: Basketball? Gunther: Is that what you kids call it? Lucas: Sure. Not like you’d know either way. Rose: Alright! Well… Real interesting thing you’re doing there… I’m going to see what the other are up to! A-haha yeah…

Caleb: It’s called Glimmerbrook. Rose: The name sounds familiar. Caleb: It’s some miles east off the freeway the runs between Verona and Bridgeport’s outer loop. Rose: Up near Granite Falls? Caleb: Yeah that’s the place. There’s nothing notable there today except a few houses but back in the 60’s it was home to a popular place called the E&B. Rose: Which stands for? Caleb: Elixirs and Brews. Rose: Very…witchy… Caleb: It was a marketing tactic. You know, flickering lights, “floating objects”, doors randomly opening and closing, typical haunted house things. Most interesting part was that they had people walking around claiming to be animated versions of the pictures on the walls. Rose: So it was the 80s version of The House of Fallen Trees that’s in downtown Bridgeport? Caleb: Funny you say that. It’s believed to be the prototype. Jon Smith Tricou was involved in this place as well. He was one of the investors …and also one of the disappearances that Gunther thinks is connected to the coven. Rose: …interesting. Where does Gunther even get all of this information from? He seems like the guy to- Caleb: Steal everything off some obscure internet form from almost 20 years ago and pass it off as his own? Yeah. Rose: Wait what? Caleb: Yeah, he steals all of his stuff. All of it. I don’t know if he knows that I know that, but I do know. Rose: Damn, unexpected Caleb: Is it? Rose: I was going to say seems like the type of go all out for this kind of thing. Caleb: Yeah right. Gunther Munch? Do his own work? Never going to happen. Rose: How do you know all of this anyways? Caleb: Back in the beginning of high school there was this girl I was sort of friends with. She along with her family were into the occult and was the one who originally showed me the website. Rose: Some girl? Is it always some girl with you?