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* Cross Angel Cold Storage - a cold storage facility in the East End, close to the old docks; apparently belonging to HGD Shipping. It's evidently a somewhat rundown, once high-security site, but still in regular use. It has a high-grade firewall, but its CCTV and other security monitoring equipment has seen better days. | * Cross Angel Cold Storage - a cold storage facility in the East End, close to the old docks; apparently belonging to HGD Shipping. It's evidently a somewhat rundown, once high-security site, but still in regular use. It has a high-grade firewall, but its CCTV and other security monitoring equipment has seen better days. | ||
| − | * Darkacres - the North London mansion of celebrity psychic Aleister Singleton, venue for regular wild parties with a shady repute | + | * Darkacres - the North London mansion of celebrity psychic Aleister Singleton, venue for regular wild parties with a shady repute. |
* Graz - in Austria? Capital of the southern Austrian province of Styria, while Ingolstadt is a historic university town in Bavaria, chiefly famous for hosting the foundation of the Bavarian Illuminati in 1776 and, supposedly, the experiments of Victor Frankenstein a few decades later. However, the Bavarian capital, Munich, also holds a famous tomb to a "Countess Dolingen of Graz" in its Alter Nordfriedhof cemetery. The Counts of Dolingen were apparently a minor Styrian noble family which became extinct in the later 19th century. | * Graz - in Austria? Capital of the southern Austrian province of Styria, while Ingolstadt is a historic university town in Bavaria, chiefly famous for hosting the foundation of the Bavarian Illuminati in 1776 and, supposedly, the experiments of Victor Frankenstein a few decades later. However, the Bavarian capital, Munich, also holds a famous tomb to a "Countess Dolingen of Graz" in its Alter Nordfriedhof cemetery. The Counts of Dolingen were apparently a minor Styrian noble family which became extinct in the later 19th century. | ||
