Another delay due to college study and karate. I knew yesterday was going to be a little complicated. But at least I got two reviews from Big Sister K and mzs91 and I'm quite proud of it. And to answer your question 91, yes you really killed Meltzer. I played the level Fontain Futuristics in Bioshock 2 and fought with the last Rumbler while protecting of the little sisters that's gathering Adam. Let's just say I kind of missed one of the Splicers and hit the Rumbler by accident. Don't ask… Anyways, when I killed it, the name flashed on the body that says 'Mark Meltzer' and I was completely shocked by this. I thought for a second that he would've helped me after I defeated Sofia Lamb and Sinclair was in fact the Red Pawn, which I'm not going to reveal for those who haven't checked out Something in the , and was going to take all the ADAM and Plasmids from the city. But I guess that was a twist I didn't see coming. I'm almost finished with the game though, so I'll see what's bound to happen next. Moving on, in this chapter Meltzer decided on going to Lutwidge's hideout to gather more information. Problem is, how's he going to find it? The answer will start right now.

Disclaimer: I don't own Bioshock, its sequel, or Something in the Sea.

Entry Thirty-Seven: Lutwidge's Hideout

September 27th 1968, Meltzer's audio log.

After solving the third layer of the puzzle box I begin to wonder what Lutwidge was hiding inside it that's so important. The message did claim that I have to answer the White Knight's question, yet I don't know what the question is to begin with. Then I remembered that Orrin had some kind of secret hideout when he returned to Rapture and lived there for the next two years until the authorities took him in and placed him in Tollevue. The problem with that is that I don't know where his hideout is. That's when I remember that Roget hired a detective agency to find him after the tragic events in the Himalayas. I called her up a couple of times, wondering if she still has them on her contact list. After a few days waiting, she got a hold of them and told them about me and my investigation.

Before I continue with this, I have to put up a side note that this agency is called Auger Detection Agency in New York headed by Dash Carmady, I big time private eye guy. His teamwork on the hardest of cases from briberies to mob bosses, all the way down to pansy schemes. Hell, they were able to solve who assassinated John F. Kennedy in 1960 so they were pretty famous during that time.

Back to the investigation, Dash and his team handed me a case file of Lutwidge A.K.A. Quain, which oddly enough is ongoing. Maybe they need more info on him. Anyways, I looked into the case and found a variety of papers plus a photo of Lutwidge one of the men took. By the looks of things, Orrin looked as destrot as ever, hunching low, pale skin, liver spots, he must've been through so much back in Rapture. Any case, I checked on of the papers and found the address to his hideout. Turns out he lived in a basement laboratory in Park Ave. located on Arden N. Wray bldg. But here's the real kicker, it would appear that the office building where his lab is discovered, use to belong to Andrew Ryan. This guy seems to be obsessed with him huh?

Dash called me the other day and warned me not to go in there, saying it's too dangerous for someone like me. But I had to go there. Cindy is somewhere in Rapture and I need to find this city. There has to be some kind of answer in that lab. I have to wait until the time is right, when its dark and no one is there. Maybe-

*ring*

Huh… That's strange… Who would be calling me right now?

*ring*
*click*

Hello, you reached the Meltzer's residence. Who's calling?

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Hello? Is there someone there?

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*click*

Well that was weird. They hung up on me. Maybe they had the wrong number or something. Oh well, better prepare…

Creepy… Who would call Meltzer and hung up quick. I think that should explain on the next chapter, where Meltzer gets a threatening letter. Please Review.