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Elevator Pitch: "Walpurgisnacht" Also known as the Feast of Saint Walpurgis, a night celebrated in Bavaria, Germany, from the night of April 30 to May 1, and according to the local folklore this marks "hexennacht" ("Witches Night") where the witches gather on Mount Brocken for vacation while waiting for spring, the local custom was for the people to light a fire at night to ward off evil spirits, but due to the people's departure from that custom due to (urbanization) there was no longer an effect to expel witches.
Central narrative: After reports of a series of thefts and mutilation of livestock and emergence of semi-human entities appeared in the area a few weeks before the "Walpurgisnacht" event, the Foundation is conducting an investigation into the matter, which does not produce any results.
The Foundation then receives a call from an unknown person, later identified as a member of the "Mages Academy", who provides information regarding the Witches' Night and instructions on rituals to be performed so that the Foundation's agents can interact with the event atop Brocken Mountain.
After the Foundation manages to discover the location of the gathering, Two D-class individuals are sent during the night of the event to discover, the live broadcast recordings briefly show the following: Differences in scenery inside the cover include a red atmosphere, buildings supposed to be located on the top of the mountain showing erosion, a gathering of an estimated 100 witches of different appearances, and the presence of winged human entities similar to goats, occurrence of black magic ritual activities and orgy Using animals as a sacrifice, specifically, a group of 20 individuals appears to have formed a circle, opening a fiery crater with what appears to be a gigantic entity within it slowly emerging out of it, recording is interrupted after the presence of D-classes is discovered by one of the winged creatures, only to discover the mutilated bodies of the two of them in the morning.
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