Palm Reader

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Sinyx bravely entered the Palm Readers store in search of Nicole and the mysterious package that had been left there. Sure enough, DC had left a package for BA.

[edit] Lead Up

Inside the 7th Group of Craigslist posts, BA's dreams referenced a number of real world places (complied by Dante here), which lead us to a specific store in New York.

[edit] The Trip

Sinyx travelled to New York on May 6th, and posted the following report:

Bingo! It was such a nice day I decided to take the trip to Alphabet City to check out the Palm reader B.A. alluded to in her last batch of Craigslist postings. When l got to the Palm Reader and asked if there was a Nicole there, I was told yes. I said a friend had left a package and she perked up, telling me to come back in 10 minutes. When I returned, She sat me down and asked me again why I was there. Repeating my story, I said the package may have my friend's name on it, B.A. Saint Feline. She handed me the package and then told me that whoever left it had paid for a tarot reading. Seriously, I'm not sure if this is where B.A.'s part ended and where the pyschic's salespitch began.

Supposedly I'm going to live till I'm 91, have 3 kids, and move to either California or Florida. I should also watch someone with the letter J in their name and I have a heck of a problem with bad spirits. She was pretty adamant about selling me special white candles to cleanse me of the buggers. Two very special $220 candles. When I turned her down, she tried to sell me a $50 piece of green stone. Yikes!
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The white cat referred to in other Craigslist posts seems to live at or near the Palm Readers, as she was circling around outside the shop. Since B.A. saw the cat in her dreams, I suppose she can talk to dreamers just like Lovecraft's dream kitties.

I searched around looking for our angel, but no luck. I think our package had a part of her though. It included a note from a 'DC' which I assume was meant for B.A., and the severed gray/green finger from what I presume to be our angel statue.

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