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| − | [[Image:EastcheapTEntrance.png|thumb|200px|left|The entrance to the island's interior.]] | + | {| align=left |
| + | | [[Image:EastcheapTEntrance.png|thumb|200px|left|The entrance to the island's interior.]] | ||
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| + | | [[Image:EastcheapTreasury.JPG|thumb|200px|left|Eastcheap's treasury.]] | ||
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[[Image:EastcheapTreasuryEntrance.JPG|thumb|200px|The passage and and torch that acts as a secret leaver to the treasury.]] | [[Image:EastcheapTreasuryEntrance.JPG|thumb|200px|The passage and and torch that acts as a secret leaver to the treasury.]] | ||
| − | [[Image: | + | [[Image:EastcheapTreasurer.png|thumb|200px|Eastcheap's treasury and treasurer.]] |
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[[Falstaff]] and his gang of thieves were placed in charge of protecting Eastcheap Island, the Illuminati's treasury, after Falstaff joined the organization. ''([[Strangled|"Strangled"]], [[Losers|"Losers"]])'' | [[Falstaff]] and his gang of thieves were placed in charge of protecting Eastcheap Island, the Illuminati's treasury, after Falstaff joined the organization. ''([[Strangled|"Strangled"]], [[Losers|"Losers"]])'' | ||
Revision as of 03:55, 1 August 2024
Eastcheap Isle is an Illuminati submersible ship, filled with the Society's treasure. It is disguised to resemble an island and is guarded by various attack and sentry robots as well as by Falstaff and his gang.
History
Falstaff and his gang of thieves were placed in charge of protecting Eastcheap Island, the Illuminati's treasury, after Falstaff joined the organization. ("Strangled", "Losers")
Unless they were sold or lost, its probable that the jewels Dominic Dracon and Mace Malone stole are currently stashed away on Eastcheap Isle. [1]
Appearances
Real World Background
Eastcheap Isle is named after a district of London, which Shakespeare depicted as the favorite haunt of Falstaff and his friends in his Henry IV plays and Henry V. The Boar's Head Tavern, where they reveled and caroused, stood here.
