George travels to Glastonbury, which is apparently a tourist trap due to the folklore behind the place (it has heavy connections to King Arthur and the Grail legend) while Nico stays in Paris for her part. The adventure is structured much like the previous games, with lots of globe trotting to be done and secret artifacts to be found. He seeks to harness a geothermic power of the Earth by mining ley lines (also described here as Dragon Veins), allowing him to rule the world. Susarro has taken charge of the Neo-Templars and renamed them The Cult of the Dragon. The view switches back and forth between the two, until both of them learn that their investigations are connected to the same mystery. Meanwhile back in France, Nico has an appointment to interview a hacker who’s decoded the mysterious Voynich Manuscript…until said hacker is murdered by a woman dressed in disguise, framing Nico in the process. It seems too crazy to be true, but things get complicated when George witnesses his client being murdered by a sinister man named Susarro. Although him and Nico have since split up, he ends up in the Congo jungle to investigate a patent for a machine that can apparently create limitless energy. One would think the life of a patent lawyer would be boring – what with being cooped up in an office in Idaho, of all places – but that’s not the case with George Stobbart, who seems destined for crazy adventures.

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