Brace yourself.

Glass has won, he's taken a Mortimer's magic, left her sundered in the astral realm and fled to The Undercroft. It's up to Sibly, Gwerxos, Brian, Eka and Clemency to realign Mabel with her body.

As for the arcane heart in her chest that Glass so desires? That's up to the Tinker of Tanamai herself. And it won't be easy to defend. Memories repressed and horrors profound await her. It's a fight for the soul, a fight for her fate, a fight for the future of Tanamai.

This is going to hurt.

Featuring Kit Oliver as Possibly Mortimer, Elias Weaver as Mabel Mortimer, Billy Nicholls as Gwerxos and Ted Collins as Ellitha Mortimer.

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The Ballad of Silver and Fair was composed by @krumpetsband.

A soul for a soul

The tempest revolves

In black bile shadow

The hunger evolves

Peer through the putrid glass

Where desolation rolls

Old sands sing older songs:

Salas Uthero

Salas Uthero.

Featuring Kit Oliver as Possibly Mortimer, Elias Weaver as Mabel Mortimer, Billy Nicholls as Gwerxos and Ted Collins as BEINGS BEYOND COMPREHENSION.

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The Ballad of Silver and Fair was composed by @krumpetsband.

In the walls, many things hide away. But the light shines and illuminates all dark corners, even one's that should have stayed hidden away. The Mortimers are pulling together strands of a terrible truth. One that will change everything.

Featuring Kit Oliver as Possibly Mortimer, Elias Weaver as Mabel Mortimer, Billy Nicholls as Gwerxos and Ted Collins as Brian.

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The Ballad of Silver and Fair was composed by @krumpetsband.

Nothing lies deeper than the truth. Men of Gahara tell themselves it is not a fate worse than death. To be kept in the dark. To know nothing of how the world turns. They are wrong.

The Mortimers have been blind for too long. Now their eyes are opening to the doors that shift in shadow and the songs that sing in silence. Some people must fall before they rise.

Be careful where you tread. The steps down below get treacherous when no one is looking and no one is there to catch you.

Featuring Kit Oliver as Possibly Mortimer, Elias Weaver as Mabel Mortimer, Billy Nicholls as Gwerxos and Ted Collins as Several Walking OFSTED Violations.

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The Ballad of Silver and Fair was composed George Burman and Noah Barton, who you can find on Instagram @krumpetsband.

Memories are a hazy thing. Fingerprints on glass. Breath in a hurricane. But it's happening again - that much is terribly certain - and history rhymes in couplets. If you cannot remember her, the one you have lost, let her shadow fall in your footsteps.

She walks with you now. No matter the waning moment.

Featuring Kit Oliver as Possibly Mortimer, Elias Weaver as Mabel Mortimer, Billy Nicholls as Gwerxos and Ted Collins as Yet Another Echoey Serpent.

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Our intro/outro song was composed by the incredible George Burman and Noah Barton, who you can find on Instagram @krumpetsband.

Following terrible news Sibly, Mabel and Gwerxos rush to gather intel on someone close to them. As they sum together the knowledge they have gathered so far, a concern sets in:

Are they really the heroes this story needs?

The shenanigans will speak for themselves as man and machine try blundering their way into an agency of high esteem.

Featuring Kit Oliver as Possibly Mortimer, Elias Weaver as Mabel Mortimer, Billy Nicholls as Gwerxos and Ted Collins as An Anti-Smoking Advert.

Scoring and sound design provided by the Standard License libraries over on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.zapsplat.com/⁠and⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://pixabay.com/⁠⁠⁠

Our intro/outro song was composed by the incredible George Burman and Noah Barton, who you can find on Instagram @krumpetsband.

Chaos on the dancefloor. Mabel stages a threadbare revolution, Sibly improvises too close to the sun and Gwerxos tries to keep at least one of his bosses pacified at all times.

The Udan Intermediary Gala reaches it's hilarious and fiery conclusion as all three Mortimers cross paths for the first time since The Prologue.

But the story does not end there. Shadows orbit the city and Fin isn't there to keep an eye out. Mabel and Gwerxos uncover bad omens while Sibly's dreams grow stranger and darker still.

If only adventuring were as simple as a mad night out.

Featuring Kit Oliver as Possibly Mortimer, Elias Weaver as Mabel Mortimer, Billy Nicholls as Gwerxos and Ted Collins as A Dancing Robot.

Scoring and sound design provided by the Standard License libraries over on ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.zapsplat.com/⁠and⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://pixabay.com/⁠⁠

Our intro/outro song was composed by the incredible George Burman and Noah Barton, who you can find on Instagram @krumpetsband.

Pompous psychos & salacious circumstance. The Mortimers navigate a decadent ball far out of their depth whilst hiding their true nature. Sibly masquerades as a run-of-the-mill bard, Gwerxos as an adequately functional automaton and Mabel... Mabel lies in wait for something a little more explosive.

Will the cousins find each other before everything implodes drastically, or is today just Tomorrow waiting to happen?

Featuring Kit Oliver as Possibly Mortimer, Elias Weaver as Mabel Mortimer, Billy Nicholls as Gwerxos and Ted Collins as The Worst Nepo Baby In The World.

Scoring and sound design provided by the Standard License libraries over on ⁠https://www.zapsplat.com/⁠and ⁠https://pixabay.com/⁠

Our intro song was composed by the incredible George Burman and Noah Barton, who you can find on Instagram @krumpetsband.