More Like “Haunted
Garden”
This will unlock if you’ve already done the “Surveying the
Property” mission detailed above. It turns out Gaston’s secret garden was
walled off for a reason: it’s haunted! Head over to Gaston’s house to get
started.
The Secret Garden
Go to the walled-in garden; you can just walk through the
hidden door you opened last time after being invited into the Dutiel house.
Mourn the tombstone and the apparition will request five pomegranates be
planted in the garden to rest in peace. These can be tricky to find, but you have
several houses. There is a pomegranate tree in Champs Les Sims; it’s in the
front yard of the Pivert household, though depending on the day, you may not be
able to harvest it (and when you can, it may not yield enough pomegranates at
once). You can also buy them from the marketplace… in Egypt. However you
acquire them, bring the pomegranates to Gaston when you’ve got them and he’ll
ask you to check with the ghost and see if it needs anything else. Go back to
the tombstone in the garden and mourn again.
This time, the apparition wants you to take his remains and
place them next to his beloved’s, underneath the house. The remains will appear
in your personal inventory; go down the stairs in the garden. You’ll see the
glowing chest in a room near the stairs. Open it and insert the remains, then
explain everything to Gaston for your reward.
Trouble at the
Museum
The museum curator is having some issues with the security guards.
Offer assistance to Estelle Fouchier to get started. She wants you to
investigate the Egyptian section and find out why the guards keep quitting, so
the museum is your next stop.
La Gallerie d’Art
Go to the second floor and find the back-to-back
sarcophaguses. View them, and then report back to Estelle. Next she wants you
to snoop around the Chinese exibit, so head back to La Gallerie. This exhibit
is near the entrance, and when you enter you’ll see a glowing hole in the wall.
Inspect it to open a secret door. Before exploring any further, though, report
back to Estelle and tell her about it. Naturally, she wants you to go back to
the museum and see what’s in the secret passage. Head back and go through the
newly opened door.
Follow the narrow hallway around the corner and go through
the door and down the stairs to the room with two statues. There’s a fairly
obvious secret door to one side of the stairs, which has a triangular carpet in
front of it. Loot the treasure in the hidden room and go back to the room with
the statues. Pull the torch and two panels will appear; push the statues onto
them. Another secret door will reveal itself. Go through, loot the chest, and
pull the statue forward to find a hole in the ground. Inspect it to reveal
another panel, and push the statue in this room onto it. Head into the room
with the large staircase, and walk past it and through the single door on the
other side of the room.
The next area looks something like a maze; simply walk
through the door that’s not unlocked. Up ahead, a wall will open up, revealing
the room with the treasure you seek; however, as soon as you go through the
door to loot the chests (avoiding the electricity traps to one side), it will
block itself off. Go back out the door and through the newly unlocked door to
the right, where you’ll find yourself in an area with three statues. Pull the
furthest one out from the wall, and then push it onto the panel that appears.
Go out the door on the other side of the room, and loot the
treasure chest; this will cause a foot panel to appear where the statue used to
be. Step on it. This will cause the electricity traps in the next room to
switch sides. Back out again, and go through the hallway with the visible wall
traps, this time walking along the other side. Continue on to the room with the
tombstone.
Read the sign on the wall to find out what happened to the
curator, then mourn the grave. Inspect the hole to find the curator’s remains.
You can check out the tomb for more goodies, then take the newly revealed exit
out of the museum.