The Grey Rooms · The Grey Rooms Productions

S4E15 - Misadventure

April 15, 2022·39 min·3 clips
You wake on a train with no memory, hearing angels or demons, as you're told you now belong to the gray.
The episode opens with a second-person atmospheric cold open describing waking on a train with no memory, establishing the show's tone. An announcement invites listener submissions for multiple Grey Rooms productions including Season 5, a show called Bane, Ghost Signal, mini-series, and a new production called Fireside Nightmares, with an April 17th deadline. The main story 'Closing the Door' begins with two figures transporting a caged prisoner to a battlefield, debating whether releasing him is safe. The prisoner — intense and potentially dangerous — briefly wakes to ask who he is meant to kill, then falls back into an unusual sleep. A separate scene shows a founding figure surveying a massive mustering of forces from several supernatural factions outside a town, lamenting the necessity after centuries of peace. An admiral character consults the ghost of his dead child, who delivers a cryptic prophecy about chains being shattered, a rising tide of souls, and only 'the child of both' standing alongside the chainless against what is coming. The prophecy warns against trusting the Grove or the Mount, suggesting internal division among the allied factions. Several named characters — including Bob, Rasputin, an architect, a warden, and a figure named Beckett — prepare to advance on the gate, with one character performing a ritual from a black book. Two characters argue about one empowering a demon named Belial with their 'whammy,' which the demon resists due to the last incident sending him falling through a bug-filled hell and costing him his administrative position. The secondary story 'Misadventure' features Raymond and Beth in a wilderness setting where Mike has been bound for two days. A search party has found a hat with Mike's name written inside. Beth argues with the bound Mike about why she knocked him out, claiming harder would have killed him, and debates whether to let him go. The episode ends with production credits and a note that five episodes remain in Season 4.
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