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When the team scopes out the North Kapunda Hotel, members encounter dark energy in a seemingly innocent atmosphere; a demonic presence possesses one of their own.
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S1, EP7 "North Kapunda Hotel"
When the team scopes out the North Kapunda Hotel, members encounter dark energy in a seemingly innocent atmosphere; a demonic presence possesses one of their own.
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