Zaboo: Zaboo is Lord Gordon's enigmatic consort.Always prowling the streets of Misty Town, he seems to take great pleasure in his work. Jade: Jade is Lord Gordon's right-hand man, and carries out his will with brutal efficiency.Embittered, Lord Gordon has locked himself up in his mansion ever since. When he tried to force her into marrying him, she committed suicide. Years ago, he fell in love with a girl called Louise, but she rejected his advances. Lord Gordon: A cold and ruthless man, Lord Gordon rules the Misty Town with an iron fist, alleviating his boredom by using people as pawns in his cruel games.His forehead bears the imprint of a strange symbol, which seems to be the source of his amnesia. Fred: Also known as "The Traveler", Fred wanders around the City of Mists trying to uncover his forgotten identity.Matches, oil, treesap and red paint prove to be an integral part of the puzzle. A dried up well may or may not hold the key to his mystery and as his quest unfolds, Fred's path will lead him across various items that may serve one magical function or another. Morse, the soft-spoken Rose, and the melancholic Gray. Throughout the village he meets the various people that populate the Misty Town, such as the irritable Dr. Fred begins his search for the fabled city, shadowed by Lord Gordon's sadistic henchman Jade. If he can find the entrance to the City of Moons he will be spared. Lord Gordon condemns the traveler to death, but offers him a chance to save his life.
Anthony offers him the key to his cell, but after an attempted escape, Fred quickly finds himself back in the hands of Lord Gordon, the ruthless town ruler. It is said that the road to the City lies through the Misty Town. In his cell, Fred meets the strange and seemingly all-knowing Anthony, who tells him of the legends of the City of Moons.
On his head, he bears a crescent shaped tattoo. He came to the village in search of answers to his past, a past of which he has no recollection. A traveler called Fred finds himself imprisoned in Misty Town jail.
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