FILE 022: THE ANGEL RING
Roper and I discovered a few things about the Item 769, aka the Angel Ring. Firstly that it was discovered in Bangladesh by an archeologist called Harry Summerfield in 1924. It had gone back to the UK with him and had been kept at the British Museum for a good few years before going missing one night in the mid 1930's.
At some point it had fallen into the hands of the Nazi's during World War Two. The file was vague on this, but it stipulated that it had been stolen by a German infiltrator and smuggled out of the country. It had then gone missing for at least twenty years, when it had found its way back to Bangladesh. It wasn't until the early 1980's when Horizon had become aware of it after the junk shop it had been residing in had been attacked by...something.
Accounts on the something were also vague, but eye-witnesses had reported dark shapes. When spoken to, one of the witnesses had said that it was like the spirits had tried to invade the shop. Evidently the ring hadn't been taken by these dark shapes, or spirits. Why? We don't know. The report on the ring doesn't go into detail on it. For some reason or other they weren't able to take it.
There was a linked file to something called Subject 3, which I'll go into detail next time. But Subject 3 - a woman with silver hair and a blue dress - had been seen in Bangladesh at the time of the supposed attack from these spirits.
And a woman with a blue dress and silver hair had been glimpsed on the Hell video. The one that Roper had filmed.
But I'm jumping ahead... The Angel Ring was finally claimed by Horizon, who took it back to the UK and subsequently locked it away in the Well. They'd performed tests on the ring, but had gleaned nothing from it. The ring had simply become inert. Very, very unlike what it was doing right now in my hand.
So...Subject 3. The woman with the blue dress. She's incredibly important to what's been going on here, and Roper had a tale to tell about her.
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