Allegra Kany

Allegra is an artist whose disappearance is being investigated during the events of Project Alice.

Allegra's current status is unknown, though she is believed to be residing in the mysterious upper floors of The McCallister Building with The Salesman.

## Apartment

Despite the fact that Allegra was described as a neat and fastidious person, following her disappearance her apartment was discovered to be turned into a seemingly chaotic art installation. Cleared of furniture, every available surface except for the floor had been covered in junk glued or taped to the walls: sets of dentures, partial dentures, a 1940s wheelchair, modern and antique artificial limbs, dozens of shirts, shoes, and briefcases, assorted radios spanning several decades (some still operational), all manner of jewelry, earrings, rings, and necklaces, and thousands of papers of all designs and ages, some in Spanish, some in Mandarin, and even a college economics report in Farsi.

Police had attempted to remove some of the items, but stopped after they realized they were only damaging them.

Later, Applewhite, Bug and Frost perform a much more in depth investigation and are able to retrieve all the strange items. They also noticed the expensive microphones that had been installed around the apartment

## Retrieved Items

The following items were retrieved by the agents while searching the apartment:

### The Diagrams

Meticulous plans for odd mechanical machines are drawn in ballpoint pen on what looks like unfolded, thick, paper napkins with gold initials in the corner: GBR.

One diagram is labeled “LEÃO” (“THE LION” in Portuguese).

The other is labeled “ESCRIBA” (“THE SCRIBE” in Portuguese).

### The Letterhead

An elegant page of cream-colored stationery is glued to the wall, crumpled but new. The heading reads: “Hotel Broadalbin, New York City” in an Art Deco font, but there is no street address.

Scribbled in pen is a rudimentary map which shows an elevator (marked with an X and “elev.”) and various tunnels, leading to a smaller X which reads, “bottle.” It is clear that the map is not of the Macallistar Building.

### The McCallister Map

A pair of maps drawn on plain white printer paper show a simplified architectural floor plan of the Macallistar Building, along with numerous doodles, strange drawings, and lots of cramped writing.

### Script Page

A page of a mysterious play is present, shoved into a space between objects on the wall. The script features dialogue between Mark, Thomas, Michelle and a dog discussing Kany and the agents coming up the stairs. We hear this exact conversation when we go up to the smoking lounge.

### The Receipt

This is a yellowed receipt made out to Allegra Kany, but the signature of the person who filled it out cannot be read as it’s little more than a scrawl. The receipt is for one month’s rent of $850 in July for apartment 7A, an apartment that doesn’t exist. Although the handwriting is recent, the receipt appears old though dated for July 1, 2015.

### The Sheet Music

A poem with an odd series of dots on lines, scribbled in an unsteady hand. It is a musical arrangement which the words might be sung to.

*Songs of the Sea Children:*

> Let the red dawn surmise,
> What we shall do,
> When this blue starlight dies,
> And all is through.
> If we have loved but well,
> Under the sun,
> Let the last morrow tell,
> What we have done.
>
>

### The Seal

A torn sheet of old parchment, inscribed with an occult symbol in golden ink tacked to the wall. As it was removed from the wall, a blasting cacophony of sound pierced the apartment: outside, a cab driver is leaning on his horn as an unkempt homeless man in fatigues slowly stumbles across the street, holding a large snake comfortably around his neck. The seal is that of the demon Purson

### The Walkie-Talkie

An old backpack-sized, camo green SCR-300 as used by Allied forces in WWII. Still in excellent condition for its age, and functions when turned on.

Through bursts of static a male voice can be heard saying in monotone: “Sierra” “Echo” “Romeo” “Victor” “Alpha” “Mike” “Echo” - this spells out "Serva Me" ("Save Me" in Latin)

### The Airline Ticket

A portion of what looks like a machine-printed ticket for “WITWER, MICHAEL” for United Airlines from LAS (McCarran International Airport Las Vegas) to BOS (Boston Logan International Airport Boston) on 6 JUN 2020… five years in the future.

There are a fair number of Michael Witwers just in the United States.

### The Yellow Sign

A sheet covers a napkin that is glued to the wall. When the sheet is removed it reveals The Yellow Sign.

### The Photo of Thomas and Ellen Kany

A photograph shows a middle-aged couple, Thomas and Ellen Kany, in a living room. Both their eyes have been scratched out, and behind them an arm in a puffy harlequin sleeve is reaching into the frame with a white-gloved hand. Frost recognizes the arm of The Clown.

On the back of the photo is written, “These aren’t my parents… I don’t know these people.”

### The Poem

An older model iPod is stuck to the wall. It still functions, but has only one audio file on it, a recitation of the following poem:

> *Houses, Houses,*
> *Enter if you dare,*
> *Six are forsaken,*
> *Fallen to despair.*
> *Two for the Sultan,*
> *Three for the King,*
> *And one for the Darkness,*
> *Who dwells in between.*
> *Houses, Houses,*
> *Enter if you dare,*
> *Six are forsaken,*
> *Fallen to despair*
>
>

### The Walls

Once all of the “art” is removed, the Agents find that Kany has covered the walls with contact wallpaper, which is relatively easily removed. Beneath the wallpaper a mural has been painted throughout the entire apartment.

It is a bifurcated design, with one half the apartment depicting the interior of a modern nightclub and the other half depicting the interior of an older, yet elegant hotel lobby. Upon closer examination, the Agents realize it isn’t split 50/50… but likely closer to 60/40 in favor of the hotel lobby.

There is a barely visible “B” on the handle of one of the lobby doors.

## Paintings

Painting 1: Old hospital in the midst of a deluge. Identified as the Quabbin Hospital, The eye of chaos appears at various points in the painting, making it call out to Frost. The painting was one of five that sold to Emir Agdesh.

Painting 2: Manor house rent by purple energy. Likely the Pitcher House. The Yellow Sign appears in the painting and it called out to Bug. Agdesh also purchased this one.

Painting 3: Elegant church in flames (Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary). More eye of chaos for Frost. Another Agdesh purchase.

Painting 4: Mansion swallowed by the earth. Probably the TIllingast House. Another Yellow Sign for Bug and a purchase for Agdesh.

Painting 5: Villa consumed by sludge. Horsehead House. Another Yellow Sign for Bug and purchase for Agdesh. The paintings Agdesh purchased sol for $50K to $70K each.

Painting 6: Knopf House devoured by shadows. A seal that calls to Applewhite. Purchased by stockbroker Frederick Gray for $200,000.

Gray purchased the painting of the Knopf House on March 27, 2015. On April 15, 2015, days after receiving the painting he cut his wife's throat with a razor. He called the paramedics to try to save Julia. He is being held at Kirby Forensic Psych Center pending his trial.