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Interior of the Blacksmith's house

In the fourth episode, you'll meet with much more detailed, refined characters.

Professor Samuel Hunt arrives in the picturesque Spanish city where time seems to go by slower. Narrow streets, squares with an atmosphere of the Middle Ages, silence and calm. Or not: a young man formerly known for his honesty has recently been caught stealing treasures, and now some families have renewed wounds of past grievances. Family revenge? Black magic? Lost bet? Dishonest intrigue?

It is difficult to find out, since some of the characters have taken their secrets with them to the grave. However, the Professor is compelled to take part in the untangling of the entangled threads if he is to reach his goal, as an offspring of the family indicated on the granite plate has been arrested on the well-grounded suspicion of having stolen the treasures.

The origin of the Toledo swords comes from the most ancient Spanish customs. More than 2,000 years ago, in the 5th century B.C. , Iberian blacksmiths already forged Toledo swords known as falcata which had an iron blade inside and a special design made to increase the sharpness of the slash.

A mysterious music box, an iron door in the church that has not been opened for a hundred years, an unfinished painting, some strange letters and of course the fourth manuscript from the John Gillam Codex are found. But will the Lost Sword of Toledo be found?