1. Round
   1. The Guards shoot at BrotherBlaise, but both miss!
   2. BrotherBlaise cuts one down.
   3. I shoot from the hatch in the roof, but miss (it's dark in there)
   4. MrJolly hops down using the crane
   5. RipperGeorge jumps straight down and stabs the other guard.
2. Round
   1. MrJolly jumps off the boat and runs into the warehouse (near RipperGeorge)
   2. Guard shoots at RipperGeorge, shaking him a bit.
   3. MrJolly
   4. BrotherBlaise grabs one of the rifles and shoots at another guard.
   5. RipperGeorge whips one.
   6. I climb down the ladder
3. Round
   1. MrJolly grabs the wheel of the wagon (the one they are trying to move the kids away in).
   2. RipperGeorge climbs up on a wheel, kills 2 more guards with thrown knives.
   3. BrotherBlaise suddenly glows and calls on the kids to “Follow the light of God”
   4. Guard shoots at RipperGeorge
   5. I run forward, cover one with my gun, get her down on the ground.
   6. Some children start to move towards BrotherBlaise.
   7. The horses bolt (but they were not hitched yet, so wagon is still here)
   8. …
4. Round
   1. …
5. Round

We kill most of the guards, capture one handler. The boatful of men got away.

LadyLeota finds dynamite in the basement.

We try to figure out what to do.

LadyLeota starts a reading, and after the first card, says we have to leave, now!.

She turns into a horse and we hitch her to the cart and get the kids out just before the warehouse blows.

We take the children to the Knights of St George (don't know where else to take them). I check them for wounds (they are fine). I stitch up RipperGeorge.

We crash at our hotel and leave back to town. We miss the train the next day, have to leave on the 31st instead.

Meanwhile BrotherBlaise examines the book.

While on the train, we are questioned by an Inspector from Paris.

BrotherBlaise recognizes him from some papers from the Rippers. He is a inspector specialized in occult matters. RipperGeorge wants to kill him.

LadyLeota tries to get more information out of him, but he is wary.