Teresa and Fujiko are able to regroup safely. They later escape and regroup with Lupin a bit later. On Jigen and Goemon's end, they run into and kill the mercenaries, who attempt a last-ditch effort to kill them.
He gives Lupin special ammo to defeat the stone monsters Lupin finds an old wizard who is hundreds of years old, and reveals that the pitchers are key to finding a book of mystical power and he and they were sealed down there long ago. The gang then gets split up by a ceiling collapse. Once down in this secret path, stone monsters begin to move and attack them. At this point, the game's plot changes abruptly.Īfter getting help from Teresa, Lupin and the gang discover the real pitchers and find an old part of the new castle that goes underground. After not showing up, Theodore assumings Lupin has been defeated, but then as he turns around there are signs in the glass pillars showing the word "fake" and Lupin announces that he has found the location of the real Pitchers. In the last attempt at stealing the pitchers, Theodore waits for Lupin to show and steal the fake Pitchers filled with people. Afterwards the gang runs into Fujiko Mine, and old friend. When the player plays as Jigen, the player finds out they used to fight together. It is revealed later that Theodore hired them for personal means. Jigen and Goemon, depending on whose side one plays as in this part of the gang, will run into a group of mercenaries led by a man named Clyde and two partners. Jigen and Goemon set out to find information of the whereabouts of the real pitchers. Lupin, knowing that Theodore does not know he knows that the pitchers on display are fake, leaves and attempts another break-in. Once inside, Lupin is tricked into looking for fakes, however, he manages to hide before being seen. While trying to find a way to sneak into the castle, Lupin ends up making friends with the local black market merchants.
Later on after being tricked into getting fake pitchers, Lupin and his partners Daisuke Jigen and Goemon Ishikawa XIII, end up in the city of Goldengasse, which had an old castle where the pitchers are to be shown off to the public. Also on the train is young Teresa Faust, the owner of the pitchers, who seems to be troubled by something. The mysterious Theodore Hannewald is planning to display them at an exhibition at his ancestral castle in Goldengasse (a European city heavily inspired by Prague), and hires Inspector Koichi Zenigata of Interpol (ICPO in the Japanese version) to protect the vases due to a thread from Lupin the 3rd. Blue, Comico Korea, Tapas Media, Tappytoon, Tencent Animation & Comics, Bilibili Comics, Kuaikan Manhua, Delitoon, etc.Arsène Lupin III is out to steal a pair of antique pitchers which will supposedly show the way to the legendary treasure of King Randolph II. South Korean, Japanese, Chinese, English and other platforms that publish Golem Factory's web novels and webtoons are Naver Series, Naver Webtoon, Webtoon (Line Webtoon), KakaoPage, KakaoWebtoon, Piccoma, RidiBooks, BookCube, Mr. Golem Factory is a publisher of webtoons, web novels, and electronic novels (EPUBs with ISBN), but outside of South Korea, this company is known mainly as a webtoon publisher because foreign translators often translate Golem Factory's manhwas and rarely translate Golem Factory's novels. Starting around 2003, Korean readers have referred to him as "the manager of the factory for mass production of fantasy novels" because he can write three volumes of a novel a month. He often uses the pseudonym Golem because he is very hardworking and he associates golems with hard work. Seong Sangyeong named his publishing house "Golem Factory" after his pseudonym "Golem" and his popular nickname "the manager of the factory for mass production of fantasy novels" (Hangul: 양판소 공장장). In the company name Golem Factory, the word "Golem" means "one who works hard" and the word "Factory" means "production of goods for a mass market". Previously, Seong Sangyeong worked as an editor (the head of the planning team) at the South Korean publishing company Root Media (Hangul: 루트미디어) for several years, but he had creative differences with other editors at the company, so in 2012 he left Root Media. The founder and owner of Golem Factory is a South Korean male writer Seong Sangyeong (born March 11, 1985). Golem Factory was founded on April 14, 2015. (Hangul: ㈜고렘팩토리) is a South Korean content company headquartered in Eunpyeong (Seoul, South Korea) that produces, publishes and distributes genre fiction and comics as electronic books.
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