Baron Raymond Renald was a man of power and was greatly admired by his folks. He was considered one of the mightiest barons of all time which had caused inhabitants from several nearby villages to migrate within his field of power. A few weeks ago, Raymond suddenly vanished without a trace. Rumors got passed around, even horror stories. Some people claim he was murdered by evil monsters, but that is just plain nonsense to scare children, right? Others claimed he developed a severe depression after his mother's passing during the plague, and chose to take his own life. If that was the case, the servants of the castle would had already found him and reported it to the governor. Seeing that nobody has seen or heard anything of the servants though is awfully odd. What has actually happened to the Baron?
I fear my life is in peril. Where I am or how I got here I have no recollection of, for my memory is fragmented and my mind scattered. I find it necessary to write down my thoughts for fear of losing them again. I don't know how many times I have drifted in and out of consciousness, or for how long I have been here. I see visions beyond this nightmare, visions of wood and carpet instead of stone and dirt… I hear rain.
Your name is Brian Darsow and you've returned to the hospital unexpectedly.
You're not alone.
You've had a re-occurring concussion for the past 6 years, and the doctors said you would be fine as long as you take your painkillers, but they are wrong.
You've returned, and you need to find out why!
The woman's voices in your head are getting more intense, what's happening?
Are you really awake?
Find out in "Mental Memorial"!
The Four Horsemen takes you into the footsteps of Alistair, a 19th century research who has devoted his life to the study of the Four Horsemen. When the Horsemen are released on Earth, you must find a way to end their slaughter at the very place they were summoned from.
It is 1884, twenty years ago, Edward, the father of Alex, went on a pilgrimage to witness a holy event known as the Eternium that occurs once a century. During this, his wife was kidnapped by cultists, never seen by the living again. His father becoming obsessed with her disappearance abandons his son, and dedicates himself completely to finding her, taking up residence in a manse in the Yorkshire moors. Twenty years later, Alexander investigates into his parent's disappearance, determined to find the truth of what happened to them.
