It’s about time to kick off the Oracle plot and this is how it’s going to start.
The Oracle has been kept on Belle Isle. Part of what has been keeping her there are seals placed on the island by witchfinders who are no longer in Detroit, seals that are maintained in part by the magic forces in the city itself. Jacob’s act of destroying the Adams Theater breaks one of the seals, eroding the force that keeps the Oracle down.
Afterwards, the bodies of Shaun and Cadey are found on the island, dead. There is no sign of external violence on either one of them. The Oracle is missing and now out on the streets. She is now wandering the city, prophesying and making small alterations to events.
If your character is a witchfinder, they are just now becoming aware of this. If you’d like your character to have discovered these events, please feel free to comment and move forward. Mages are not yet aware of what is happening--the witchfinders are likely to make an attempt to keep this information very, very controlled. Mages can definitely have an encounter with the Oracle as an NPC who turns up and makes a strange prophesy, but they have no reason at all to know who she is or that she exists, so … they don’t.
Questions? Ask them in comments.
The Oracle has been kept on Belle Isle. Part of what has been keeping her there are seals placed on the island by witchfinders who are no longer in Detroit, seals that are maintained in part by the magic forces in the city itself. Jacob’s act of destroying the Adams Theater breaks one of the seals, eroding the force that keeps the Oracle down.
Afterwards, the bodies of Shaun and Cadey are found on the island, dead. There is no sign of external violence on either one of them. The Oracle is missing and now out on the streets. She is now wandering the city, prophesying and making small alterations to events.
If your character is a witchfinder, they are just now becoming aware of this. If you’d like your character to have discovered these events, please feel free to comment and move forward. Mages are not yet aware of what is happening--the witchfinders are likely to make an attempt to keep this information very, very controlled. Mages can definitely have an encounter with the Oracle as an NPC who turns up and makes a strange prophesy, but they have no reason at all to know who she is or that she exists, so … they don’t.
Questions? Ask them in comments.