The Old Ways Podcast - Call of Cthulhu - The Queen of the Night - Part Ten

With the group in Wilmskirk, Vargast hopes to find wisdom and clarity for an upcoming quest. While Lysanna and Faisal taste wine and consider their options for the journey ahead.

Catherine gives an important description to the police, before going to check on her parents. Detective Locke and the Thurgoods return to the Purcell house for more information.

Kayleigh finds Paradise, but only more questions. Oliver searches for more money, as Dante works to figure out the next series of family problems. Cami's fight with the Wyrm isn't over yet. Guest starring Luna as Cami

The investigators return to Avalon Studios and attempt to return their lives to some kind of order in the wake of the previous day's events. Sophia tries to find a new normal with Howard while Kit and Lilith have a heart-to-heart.

The group leave Shah behind and turn their attention to hunting down those taken prisoners by the Lunar soldiers after the Battle of the Vale.

Dante deals with fallout from going viral. Oliver makes a bloody discovery, as Kayleigh drives out to the desert in hopes of finding paradise. Cami takes Marianna to the one place she knows might help. Guest starring: Druid by Night as Cami

In an attempt to learn more about the Moore sisters, some of the investigators pay a visit to The Pickering Psychopathic Hospital to speak with Lillian Moore who has been kept there under the careful eye of doctors. Ms Chamberlin endures a harrowing night and tries to recover at the police station.

Kit goes looking for what he lost. In the darkness beneath Lot E, secrets are revealed and a bargain is offered.

On the way to Beast Valley our heroes must walk a careful path, one that keeps them clear of Lunar soldiers near Whitewall, but that means braving the Wasp Riders which live nearby.

As the investigation deepens, Detective Locke and Annie speak with Irving Purcell in hopes of questioning his wife Amelia. Catherine heads home to see her parents but only finds distress and horror.