Recap Episodes 1-10?↓

First, you helped your cousin JJ decipher a treasure map, but when you finally were able to talk to him, he was taken hostage.

Finding JJ kidnapped and bound inside of a Hunter submarine, you helped him figure out the access panels in the submarine, ultimately leading to his escape.

After constructing a small replica of the temple on Joro Island, you discovered that the key to the treasure room was being kept in a place called Castillo de Coca in Spain.

Since JJ didn't know where in the Castillo to look for the Lost Library, he needed your help to decode a black-market passport sent to you by Svetlana, one of your eccentric cousin’s allies. You recovered the data to open a safety deposit box belonging to Nilsen, leader of the Hunters.

Now inside the Lost Library in the Castillo, JJ found an old safe which you helped him crack, and discover documents belonging to JJ’s (and allegedly your) great-great-great grandfather, Alfred Fitzpatrick. You learned that the Joro Temple key was taken to Alfred’s final resting place and that only his descendents knew of the location.

At the cemetery, you deduced Alfred's alias, helped JJ and S find the correct headstone, helped Svetlana open the breifcase that was left behind by a Hunter fleeing the scene, and helped JJ unlock the Hunter's secret entryway. Horrified, you heard a detonation, and saw the tunnel begin to collapse on your cousin.

Thanks to Svetlana you found out JJ was alive, and she sent you some items from the briefcase that helped you communicate with JJ. You were able to navigate your cousin through the various rooms, collecting items, and using them to eventually escape.

JJ needed you to help him find his bearings in the city of Ratselstadt so he could ultimately track down the Hunters' safehouse where the stolen Joro key was being kept.

JJ and Svetlana seized a moment of opportunity to break into the Hunter's safehouse. But by the time you finally helped JJ get to the key, Svetlana knocked him unconscious and disappeared with it.

Hans reached out to you to prove how he was also double crossed by Svetlana, which makes her a rogue agent. The proof? A newspaper in which Svetlana reveals her true intentions. Hans, not wanting the treasure to be had by someone who double crossed him, seeks to make some sort of agreement with you, the likes of which remain unclear.