Only some months after the fateful evening, Sir Fitzwilliam was found dead, murdered in a most foul manner. Therefore, true to tradition, there is a wake at the grand Brünn estate, where family, friends and acquaintances may pay their respects, as well as take part in the watch.

In memory, Sir Fitzwilliam, is spoken of as a brilliant researcher, a beacon of occult England. We always speak better of the dead, than we did of them living, and few mention Sir Fitzwilliam’s cruelty towards his sister, or the questionable ways he amassed his collection of artifacts and writings.

 

At the 3rd night of the wake there will be a reading of his will, and this is when we gather.

Some to make sure he does not rise, as this is the third night, or get taken by the “resurrection men”.

Some because they truly cared.

Some because they wish to gain riches, in any manner possible.

Others, because it was the will of the deceased that they be there this very night.