Miser House

Island base of operations in the Naze of Essex County for the Brotherhood of the Black Pharaoh in England. Originally owned by Neville Lloyd-Price. Lloyd-Price was obsessed with Egyptology. Went broke and was given a loan by Edward Gavigan. Lloyd-Price defaulted and the estate was given to Gavigan. Built in the 16th century with a secret room to hide Catholic priests. Roughly 1,000 acres of land.

Brotherhood had been transporting people from the Blue Pyramid club to the house for sacrificial rites. The good friends of Jackson Elias infiltrated the estate, but were unable to locate captives. Firebrace donned a headdress found in the master bedroom and became easily tempted by selfishness. Found the book Song of the Djinn and a ledger detailing multiple deliveries to Australia, Omar al-Shakti in Cairo, Egypt, Ahja Singh in Mombasa, Kenya. The good friends followed the cultists to the ritual site and witnessed the sacrifice of two captives, including Yalesha, a dancer from the Blue Pyramid. Hunting horrors were summoned by Gavigan and Zahara Shafik (a local spice dealer that had denied the Brotherhood's existence to Elias/SY). Firebrace went berserk and the investigators fought the hunting horrors, killing both, but not before Firebrace and Tellerman were killed. Shafik murdered Gavigan, stating no Englishman would be in charge of the Brotherhood.