Mortlach Chicago, Illinois
Sitting alone in his ancestral home, the old Count Mortlach ponders why the spirits of his forefathers haunt his dreams. He
wonders if he'll join them one day, as he is afraid to leave his seaside castle. By now though, he believes his castle has merely become his tomb.
Join the old count and listen to the sounds that haunt his every moment.
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