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I don’t understand. Is that “the Egyptian” as well? Is this supposed to be a character we already know?
I had figured the “I in the sky” was the “eye” on the document (Eye of Ra or eye of Horus, which I immediately associated with The Mummy “The Egyptian” (whom I was lead to think is a woman in this mythos). I immediately figured that’s her in the picture. Why does Victor think it’s Dracula when the eye is clearly an Egyptian insignia?
Is it wrong that I think Victor’s little friend’s death is all part of some elaborate plot and may not even be dead?
By the way, when do we get our PDF versions and copies for donating to the kickstarter campaign? Poke. Poke. POKE!
Yes- the story here reveals that Ileana, the woman in Victor’s custody, was in fact the egyptian mummy all along. It was she who destroyed the wagon of travelers and staged the whole “damsel in distress” scenario to get close to Victor, and lied to him about Dracula being the aggressor. But why….?