Viendenbourg

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What is known

• Hidden military complex in the Tanraga Mountains.
• Commanding Officer: Commander Fitzgerald
• Reports to: Sente Kiteway

• Is protected by a confusion device, designed by Claire Castille.

• Extremely dangerous to know about.
• Involved, somehow, in the Theft of The Receda Cube.
• May be linked, somehow, to the deaths of Pietro Salk, Bernardo Holyoke, Fran Mendling and Monica Grand.

• Scarlett Kiteway decided it would be a right jolly place to visit on vacay.

• According to Henry Castille:
  • Was almost entirely destroyed in The War
  • The only survivor known was Henry Castille's Great Great Grandfather, Salvant Castille.

• Claire Castille was employed here for a time, until things got a bit more dangerous.

• We know of the place at all because Pietro Salk came across the name in his research on the cube Theft.

Description from Scarlett

The place is large, about 2 miles all the way round, with many more buildings in it than I thought. There's the main building, the long, low grey one. It's huge, probably at least 150,000 square metres. That's the building which the noise of drilling comes from about 14 hours a day. There are also other buildings though; offices and houses, what look like dorm rooms and even a few stores. The more I watched, the more lax their security systems seemed. The gates are open all the time; people walk in and out easily, not even showing their ID to the guard. They even come out to go running!

References

• Reynolds Ionizer
• Klebold plates
• Salklogs.doc
• Letters from Scarlett
• Scarlett's Adventure Timeline
• The Scarlett Kite
  • entry, 10-OCT-06 "A year on" (link)

Codenames "V", "Q", "K" and "C", were hired to do the Theft. They are tied to the deaths of Fran Mendling, Bernardo Holyoke, Pietro Salk, Monica Grand, Isaac Cymbalisty, Anna Heath --- but someone else got to The Cube first. Who? And Why? "We never held it, It was already gone."