Wyckhaven: Ghostbusters

Outline for the plot.

What is known:

Events:

1. Newspaper from Houston Texas dated 1986 had the word 'RUN' on the back in blood. It came through a rip or tear in the gauntlet up on the roof of the warehouse.
1.a. There was a shriek of fear and a growl of anger before the rip closed.
1.b. Some might know that Wyck had spent some time in Texas before coming into California.
2. Emma reported seeing that the otherside of the tear was foresty but that all leaves and things were 'perfect' in their creation.
3. The lights went out as usual but played the Ghostbusters song before some of the lights broke.
4. Wyck's curse kicked in but he tried to keep his mouth shut. (I don't have the quote saved that he gave)  but it mentioned something about the 'King of Fall'.

=Update 7/30/16=

1. Kumo realized that the 'ghost' that has been messing with the lights and which may have sent the newspaper through the tear in the gauntlet may be, in fact, Wyck - at some future point in time. 
2. Thinking through this path, she and Wyck concluded that if this was the case, then "Future-Wyck" might have sent messages or warnings back through time. 
3. Kumo had the idea to check out the wand that she had crafted for "Present-Wyck (aka: Wyck)" and a key was discovered at Wyck's place in the box that Kumo gave him. 
4. The key's fob has a design that matches the tattoo on the back of Wyck's neck.
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6. The presence of a key, plus the recent completion of the multi-colored doors, lead to one conclusion: the key was to be used to open one of them. 
7. With Zoe and Maglock, Kumo and Wyck tried the key on the Red Door. 
1. What they found is described here.

Business Logo

Wyck Journal Pages IV

Wyck Adventures

Autumn Court

Apps for Vampire

New Wyck

Wyck-Sketches-Oak

Warehouse

Moonlite Motel

The Moonlight Motel & Lounge is an establishment of questionable quality but of infinite reliability. Located on the outskirts of town near the highway, the motel has cheap rooms but they're almost always kept cleaned and orderly. The roof doesn't leak, the showers are warm and the beds are better than nothing.

Broken Blade, Page 1

Location; Chrome

@desc here=%R%TThe interior of the club is a testament to the industrial nightclubs found in nearly every major city. Bare concrete floors are accentuated by brick walls, neon lights and chrome and black leather. The club is a long rectangle with the the short wall on the left-hand side of the entrance and the long to the right. As you walk in, a long bar stretches along the right wall with bathrooms immediately to your left. Upon further investigation into the space, the wall opposite the entrance is dotted with several small booths and the dance floor between the bar and the booths are littered with small tables for patrons to sit and enjoy themselves. Still further in you see that the wall opposite the bathrooms has been constructed as a small, semi-elevated stage and a space has been set aside in front of it for dancing. Speakers and computer-controlled lighting are hidden throughout the layout so as to be a background feature. %R%R%T The theme of the club is a bit simple, at first. The entrance to the club is unassuming yet as soon as you walk in, you walk through a tunnel of lighted tiles that shift in colored light to match the tones of the music being played. The concrete floor has been painted a glossy black to reflect the lighting above. The ceiling , has been painted a flat black to give the whole space a 'bottomless' look - as though you were walking on a sheet of black glass. The bare brick of the walls is accented by a wash of colored light and is set off by the textured concrete of the front of the bar. As one remains within the club for any length of time, the walls seem to stretch out and make the room appear wider than it may be in reality.