The Alchemist's Tomb
Baron William Drummond Stewart embarks on a mission to confirm the truth about the legendary Philosopher’s Stone and the ancient alchemist who created it. Pitted against a sinister secret society, Stewart assembles a team of madmen:
—a Cree marksman
—a Norse history professor
—a defrocked Catholic priest
—a Goth shipbuilder
—a Norweyan stowaway
—a Texan cowboy
—a Scottish Sergeant
—and a French dwarf
Following two assassination attempts, Stewart divides his madmen on two missions. One team will finish what Joseph Nicollet began—collect the Philosopher’s Stone after getting vengeance on the killers who targeted their family. The other team will investigate Professor Nicollet’s theory about why their enemies covet the stone and search for clues about its maker. The quest will take Stewart to the catacombs of Rome, the foundations of the pyramids, and a hidden Goth fortress deep in the mountains of Transylvania, where they search for an ancient tomb.
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THE ALCHEMIST'S TOMB CHARACTERS
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 A Scottish Nobleman and adventurer. |  Stewart's personal assistant. |
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 The Lady of Murthly Castle |  A former Catholic priest |
 The Texan bodyguard |  A world-class Botonist who explored America in the 1830s and 40s and has since fallen into a depression over his dead friend. |
 The young bride of Botonist Karl Andrea Geyer. |  Antoine is a famed Cree hunter who covered territory from Hudson Bay to Mexico, |
 The former sergeant and private investigator serves as a fake Scottish Lord on the expedition to America. |  Professor Morgan is an expert in occult history, Norse history, and the Order of Eos. |
 A Swedish shipbuilder leaves home for an epic adventure and to search for his uncle, Dagmar. |  The Faroe Island stowaway believes his ancestors once made a secret trip to America in the 1300s. |
 A grandmaster in the Order of Eos (and inspired by Henry Ford). |  A trusted henchman for the Order of Eos. |
 A Vendita assassin and devoted disciple of Lady Columbia. |  A Russian noblewoman with an ax to grind after her mentor was killed. |
 An eccentric young woman versed in the occult. |  A young scholar from Nepal. |
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