Jago and Litefoot's supernatural investigation

Professor Litefoot presents forensic evidence linking two recent murder victims through scorpion venom and a distinctive wound pattern caused by a blade wielded too high for a standard attacker. The …

As night falls in Victorian London, Leela and Litefoot sit at the dining table sharing a meal that neither consumes with any appetite. Their worry over the Doctor’s prolonged absence …

Professor Litefoot suddenly abandons his dinner with Leela when he spots a motionless figure lurking in his garden’s shrubbery. Before Leela can react, he arms himself with a revolver and …

The Doctor examines the corpse’s parched skin alongside Leela’s grim account of Weng-Chiang’s unnatural crimes, deducing the villain’s use of an “organic distillation” machine to fuel his psionic amplification. Litefoot …

Litefoot reassures the Doctor as they prepare for a coming confrontation with Weng-Chiang’s agents in his own home. His vow to be ready at all costs underscores his transformation from …

As Chang’s confession unravels Weng-Chiang’s fabricated divinity, the Doctor and Leela navigate the laboratory’s grim secrets. Leela stumbles upon a small wardrobe holding women’s clothes—silent remnants of the missing girls …

Litefoot’s laundry label becomes the Doctor’s map to Weng-Chiang’s stronghold. Discovering the ominous address Rundall Buildings, the Doctor cross-examines Litefoot on the district’s horrors and the perilous hunt ahead. The …

Weng-Chiang’s paranoia erupts into physical brutality as he interrogates Jago and Litefoot in the House of the Dragon. He escalates from verbal threats to striking Litefoot, then seizing Jago by …

Litefoot and Jago regain consciousness only to realize they remain imprisoned within the House of the Dragon, their surroundings utterly foreign to their planned escape route. The darkness surrounding them …