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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Andrew D. Gable" data-source="post: 1607678" data-attributes="member: 4144">In turn, Longtree introduces himself.  He grins a bit.  "You've got the sound of one born and bred in Whitechapel itself, you do.  A victim of foul play, I suspected as much when the reverend here showed me the knife.  As to your questions, doctor, I've some men stationed nearby, I'll bring them in to keep watch on the house whilst we go speak with Dr. Westcott.  You're more than welcome to take a look at the body if you like."  "I'll let you do the honors, Inspector Diggory, as you are the one who found this bit of information."My honoured friend Jeremiah,By the time you read this I fear I shall be dead.  The time has come to act.  E.I.E.C.E.T. means to raise the Dulcarnon, with incalculable consequences.  He has boasted much in his converse with me, and I fear I may know too much, and be thereby a hindrance to his plans.  You must hide or otherwise dispose of the Kircher.  By now Horatio should have likewise destroyed the Green Man, if all has gone well.  Go quickly, my friend, and beware of blind men who are not who they seem.E. CartwrightAfter Diggory reads the letter, Longtree opens the door back up and lets out a shrill whistle.  Two constables appear at the door shortly.  "I'm taking these fellows down to Walton Street to speak with Dr. Westcott.  Is he still there?"  After the constables nod, Longtree continues.  "I fear there's been foul play afoot in this house, lads.  Stay here until I get back and make sure nobody tampers with the scene."He turns back towards the group.  "Come on, then."Karl: make a Wisdom check for Pastor Miller.</blockquote>

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