Gatsby Szuster's Page

Translated from the original Latin text found at the tomb of Sir Steamalot under Gatsby's Gallery of Photography. Further installments coming forth soon.
Gatsby Szuster translator,

After leaving the company of my fellow knights I hath set forth moving north through Byzantium making my way through to Europa. Though on my tenth day of my journey a heavy fog set upon me in a mysterious steppe. I seemed to be lost in the fog for many days when I saw the outline of a castle. As I approached a Sire G… Continue

Translated from the original Latin text found at the tomb of Sir Steamalot under Gatsby's Gallery of Photography. Further installments coming forth soon.
Gatsby Szuster translator,

I hath journeyed for many years in search of this “Holy Cog of Antioch” the cog used in the hoist of St John the Evangelist's fishing boat. It is said he who possess the Holy Cog will have interchangeable parts for all thy contraptions. My journey though is coming to an end as I fear my wounds received from a certain… Continue

It seems all the work on our new sewer system has unearth the ruins of a medieval church. My foundation started settling and when I did some work to repair it I found an opening. I climbed down some boards and found the catacomb of a a church. I immediately called Miss Sera who was at the Salon and she brought along Jasper who happened to be passing by. We found three intact tombs as well as a book telling of the the adventures of a Sir Steamalot who was a knight of the "Hexagonal Table."

It se… Continue

New Babbage Cavalry First Action Report


The New Babbage Cavalry fought in its first action Sunday night against the forces holding our Militia Headquarters hostage. Mr. Jasper Kiergarten had just delivered the newly manufactured carbines to me earlier in the day, and Ms. Viv Trafalgar delivered the finely designed uniforms at the same time.

Our scouts reported that militia headquarters had been taken.

We mustered at the stable along with the other militia members and made our way to Wheatsto… Continue