The local community of the quaint steampunk era town of Krunsted on the outskirts of Copenhagen were surprised and not too pleased to see the Pendersons settle in their beloved neighbourhood. What appeared to be an extended family of misfits, vagabonds and charlatans, they had apparently inherited the recently deceased widow Hansen’s stately home. The details of her revised will were never made public and rumour had it that her solicitor had up and left for greener pastures before the ink was dry. While some of the older family members settled into their new role as lords and ladies of the manor, others stuck to their old ways and terrorised the community. But as time passed they became outcasts. Traders would reluctantly deal with them and they spent most of their time holed up in the old house, which within just a few years had deteriorated considerably. Mysteriously, on one quiet and cold October night, the house and outbuildings became engulfed in flames and the entire family perished. Many of the townspeople asked questions and were understandably bewildered, as very few details emerged. However, one group of residents, the ladies and gentlemen of the poker club, never spoke of the event or referred to it since. A simple wooden cross now stands among the rubble with no encryption, apart from a crude etching of an ace of spades.
 
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