Let’s Play Master of Darkness #03: Whacking Waxy Waxworks
122It turns out that the warning Social was given by the Ouija board led him to precisely where he needed to be, which is handy as the plot of the game – well, what plot the game itself gives us that isn’t hidden away in the manual - wouldn’t have been able to continue otherwise. There is a twist in the tale already however, as the person committing the terrible murders wasn’t a person at all but a waxwork, given life and controlled like a puppet by someone with great power. If Ferdinand is to stop more life being lost he has to track down the one whose doing this and put an end to their evil.
It’s a good thing then that they had no qualms with telling Social exactly where to go to find them, as not doing so would’ve made it exceptionally difficult for him to locate the one doing all this. London was a big place in the Victorian era and that’s just considering what’s on the surface; the sewer system was a marvel of the world at the time of its creation, a truly vast undertaking that has stood the test of time far better then people at the time of its construction could’ve possibly dreamed it would. Perhaps they want to lure Social to his doom but if that’s the case, why not just have him stumble around in the alleys of the city without any idea of where to go and ambush him then rather then in your base of operations?
Perhaps this is why Dracula keeps getting bested over and over again, because the minions he chooses to serve him and so foolish that they freely divulge sensitive information that could foil the vampire’s plans to those seeking to stop him. It’d certainly explain a lot of things.
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