The spirits depart, but not before pointing Flandry towards a vital clue- a drop of the killer's blood at the crime scene. Then it's back to the Seamstresses Union to analyze this new find, while John starts rambling on about David the Gnome for some reason.
Things get spooky as the last enemy resistance is put down, and Shannon Half-Sky does what she and Flandry came here to do: call up some local spirits and ask what they saw on the night of her brother's murder. The sort of spirits that hang out in a warehouse filled with wreckage from plane crashes can't be THAT creepy, right?
The battle continues into the interior of the warehouse, while John and Nick wage their own struggle to maintain the heretofore flawless illusion that the recording of Let's Play Shadowrun Returns was an efficient, orderly process that absolutely did NOT stretch out over half a year.
Newly returned to life after a brief experiment to answer the question, "Is friendly fire on?", Dan sets out to reunite with John. Meanwhile, John explains how guns and ammunition work in Unturned.
Flandry and his crew return to the warehouse with Shannon Half-Sky- but somebody else has broken in first, and they don't appreciate the company! Luckily, Flandry has both right and an angry dwarf with an axe on his side.
It's time to return to the warehouse where Shannon Half-Sky's brother was found, and we're introduced to a new facet of the game- assembling our own team of shadowrunners for a mission. Luckily, local fixer Mr. Delilah isn't holding a grudge about the “trying to screw him out of his magic gems” incident and is happy to help out.
Flandry continues preparations for his next run, then stops by the doctor to get more cyberware installed. John explains more about how cyberware works, talks about the Saeder-Krupp Corporation, and goes off on a bizarre tangent about Godfrey Ho movies for some reason.
Accompanied by his friend Dan, John returns to the world of Unturned to explore the game's much-expanded 3.0 beta!
Flandry continues to question Sam's sister Jessica Watts, and receives an inivtation to the upcoming reinterment ceremony of their mother. I'm sure cemetaries in the Seattle universe aren't creepy or dangerous or anything, right?
With the Yakuza vaquished and their mind-controlled chiphead thralls freed, it's time to get Coyote's chiphead cousin Gino to safety... if he'll let them. And somebody very important to the investigation is waiting back at the Seamstresses Union- Sam's sister, Jessica.
A firefight erupts between Flandry's crew and the frug den's Yakuza managers, with a swarm of hapless mind-controlled chipheads caught in the middle. Nick talks about how his younger brother was banned from the furniture store, and the immortal words that will someday be etched on Flandry's tombstone are uttered.
Waiting for his next lead in the search for the Ripper, Flandry takes a break from the investigation to help Coyote rescue her BTL-addicted cousin from a Yakuza drug lab.
Flandry speaks to Shannon Half-Sky, shaman and sister of the Ripper's latest victim. Her powers may be the key to identifying the killer, if Flandry can help her can make contact with some of the local spirits.
Grim news arrives- the Emerald City ripper has struck again, this time at an NSTB warehouse by the docks. Time to investigate! John explains a bit about dragons in the Sixth World while, back at the Seamstresses Union, the world's least enthusiastic stripper continues his grim on-stage death march.
In a shocking turn of events, John and Dan make it through an entire stage on their first try- but an enemy even this sudden burst of competence can't overcome awaits! Plus, a special musical interlude!
The battle of the Trainyard rages on, and John shows why he can't be trusted with grenades.
Flandry continues to explore the basement of the Seamstresses Union. He meets arms dealer and former soldier T.B. Gruberman, Matrix expert David Fry II, and Aljernon Half-Dream, elven wizard and the coolest motherfucker in the Sixth World.
John is again joined by friends JBeetle, Modi Operandus, and Nook to take on fantasy hack-and-slash adventure Hammerwatch!
Flandry's foray into the high-stakes world of gem fraud ends in disaster. Later, we meet Mrs. Kubota's in-house surgeon and cyberware installer, Dr. Castle, John explains how cyberware and the Essence stat work.
Flandry is granted access to Mrs. Kubota's secret shadowrunner hangout in the basement of the Seamstresses Union, where Coyote is getting a spiffy new cyberarm installed. Flandry asks what she knows about Sam's final night, and John's poor observational skills lead to social awkwardness.
Flandry, Paco, and the gravely wounded Coyote return to the Seamstresses Union and the stern but intensely grateful Mrs. Kubota. John discusses the history of metahumans in the Shadowrun universe, explains what a “Mr. Johnson” is, and starts talking about the Pillsbury Doughboy for some reason.
Flandry and Paco liberate Coyote from her captors, and she joins the fray! Now it's time to get the hell out of there and get Coyote desperately needed medical attention. But first, looting!
The fight continues through the dangerously narrow confines of the Trainyard!
The search for Coyote leads Flandry and Paco to a squalid drug den where Coyote vanished on her last run. John gets a rare opportunity to mention TekWar.
The survivors have found the grave of Patient Zero, but someone else dug him up first!
