The Adventures of Mickey Matson and the Copperhead Treasure Page #6
in a box of freezer wrap?
Cool.
Now, pay attention.
President Abraham Lincoln
Known as the secret order
of the patriot.
No way.
had only one mission,
the course of this country,
And maybe even the world.
These patriots were to sneak
Into the heart
of the confederate stronghold
Without being detected
And secure
three mystical elements
That powered a fabled mechanism
From ancient times...
The alchemy machine.
But the the order
was found out.
We lost our first leader
that day,
But the others
Out of the forest
And protect the elements,
All the way back here,
Where the secret order
of the patriot
Has kept them safe
for generations.
So this is
the alchemy machine?
Anything passed
through the portal
When the elements are in place
Will be turned into silver.
How did the jerks from
the bait shop fit into this?
They're part
Who don't believe
the civil war ever ended.
And those goons
at the bait shop...
they're field soldiers:
Copperheads.
What about priggish?
He's the general.
Somehow they tracked
the elements back here
And have been lying in wait
for years
For the opportunity
to take 'em back.
And priggish,
He wants to take control
of the country.
And to set an example,
He plans to steamroller
this community.
And they want to use
the alchemy machine
To do that somehow?
But how would they use it?
I mean, it isn't a weapon.
Is it?
Power isn't having the biggest
army or the most weapons.
It's having control
of a country's wealth.
And priggish
knows how to control money.
What are the three elements?
I mean, do we even know
what we're looking for?
No.
Only your grandpa jack knew.
And, uh, they're not written
down in the blueprints either.
We can't just leave
Mr. Stumpwater.
We have to save him
from those guys.
You two let me worry
about old stumpwater.
Now, where's that clue
that you found?
Hmm.
This code on the back
Could be like a Caesar shift
of some sort.
Hmm.
Now, this I may be able
to help you with.
Look familiar?
I didn't even see it.
It was right there.
You know where you're going?
Sure do.
Then let's head out back
and get you kids some wheels.
Watch your step.
Oh,
I've been looking for that.
This one here is a Jim-Dandy.
Whoa.
I'm driving.
I don't think so.
Hey, this is pretty awesome,
isn't it?
My gracious
southern hospitality
Is running out,
Mr. Stumpwater.
Now, who was the old lady
in the truck?
I'm not sure who
you're talking about, priggish.
But if it's one of our patriots,
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