Hidden Signs Episode 3 (Mysterium episode)

"Hidden Signs Episode 3" is the third of three episodes of the Hidden Signs installment of the mini-series Mysterium. This episode aired live on June 3, 2019 on the Saving Throw Twitch channel, and is archived on the YouTube channel.

Summary
Waking up the day after sending Kuchisake Onna back to hell, Esme discovers they celebrated too soon when she sees the spirit decapitate Eiko Smythe.

With no idea why their efforts failed or why she was able to return so soon, they begin to research, only to be interrupted by one of the mysterious cabal who had arranged for Mr Smythe to move to Edenvale to begin with.

Fleeing for their lives, they rally the townspeople for a last stand against the cabal and Kuchisake Onna.

Locations

 * Edenvale, England

Main Cast

 * Meghan Caves as the GM
 * Tommy "The Great Vano" Beckwith, a crystal ball reader and magician played by Philip Rossi
 * Miss Maggie, an automatic writer played by Jessie Hendricks
 * Horace Duncombe III, a pendulum diviner played by Jordan Pridgen
 * Esme, a physical medium played by Aabria Iyengar

NPCs

 * Kuchisake Onna - The spirit, a lady in white wearing a mask who has been murdering the townspeople.
 * Mr Eiko Smythe - A recluse living in a mansion on the outskirts of town who seemed to be the only person ever to escape Kuchisake Onna.
 * Inspector Irving Ward - The constable investigating the gruesome deaths in town
 * Mr Burn - The Innkeeper who gained great disfavour with Horace when he refused to let the group break curfew the night before
 * Mr Dawson - The town florist and widower of Mrs Dawson, recent victim of the lady in white
 * Andrew Abbott - A young boy of 8 or 9 who recently died in mysterious and gruesome circumstances
 * Mr Hector Sweet - A travelling car salesman who was staying at the same Inn as the group when they arrived in town
 * Remy - Esme's snake
 * Saint George - Horace's hunting dog
 * The Consequence - A mysterious group aware of the paranormal who are acting behind the scenes supposedly for the greater good