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MISSING: [[Mitch Truman]], heir apparent to an entertainment [[Megakonzern|megacorporation]]. He may have fled his parents for the sake of love, but if [[Magie|magic]] is involved the reason could be darker... | MISSING: [[Mitch Truman]], heir apparent to an entertainment [[Megakonzern|megacorporation]]. He may have fled his parents for the sake of love, but if [[Magie|magic]] is involved the reason could be darker... | ||
WEALTHY: [[Dan Truman]], [[CEO]] of media giant [[Truman Technologies]], doesn't care how much it costs--he wants his son back. He'll hire the best to find his heir, even if their motives are suspect... | WEALTHY: [[Daniel Truman|Dan Truman]], [[CEO]] of media giant [[Truman Technologies]], doesn't care how much it costs--he wants his son back. He'll hire the best to find his heir, even if their motives are suspect... | ||
EXPERIENCED: [[Kyle Teller]]'s done this job before. He knows the tricks of the trade, and not only because he's a mage. He thinks finding the missing boy will be easy. Why shouldn't it be? | EXPERIENCED: [[Kyle Teller]]'s done this job before. He knows the tricks of the trade, and not only because he's a mage. He thinks finding the missing boy will be easy. Why shouldn't it be? | ||
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MISSING: Mitch Truman, heir apparent to an entertainment megacorporation. He may have fled his parents for the sake of love, but if magic is involved the reason could be darker...
WEALTHY: Dan Truman, CEO of media giant Truman Technologies, doesn't care how much it costs--he wants his son back. He'll hire the best to find his heir, even if their motives are suspect...
EXPERIENCED: Kyle Teller's done this job before. He knows the tricks of the trade, and not only because he's a mage. He thinks finding the missing boy will be easy. Why shouldn't it be?
But will money and experience be enough to defeat the terrible power growing beneath the city of Chicago?