This farce concerns the culprit in Lady Godard's murder. A certain detective makes it clear that Lady Godard was murdered by a member of her own family, despite their protests. Regrettably, the services of the detective's bodyguard are required.

This farce concerns the phantom thief Arsène Lupin's advance notice declaring that he shall steal the Penultimate Night and its safe from the mansion of one Phileas Fogg. A certain detective is among those gathered together to try and stop Lupin...

This farce concerns how our cast whiles away the hours before the dastardly Lupin strikes. A certain detective wishes to visit Madame Tussaud's, but a stroke of misfortune near a fish and chips stand instead takes her on a most unpleasant misadventure.

This farce concerns the shocking methods by which Lupin attempts to steal the Penultimate Night, and how he attempts to match wits with Holmes. A certain detective looks to thwart Lupin in her own way, and so appears in a most unexpected location.

This farce concerns the location of the rumored werewolf village, and a certain detective's efforts to find it. In the course of this endeavor, the identify of the werewolf preying upon the human village also seems to be revealed...

This farce concerns the method by which a certain detective completes her investigation of serial killings, and the secret behind the relationship between the human and werewolf villages. And Royce is about to concern itself with this relationship...

This farce concerns the detective presenting her deduction, which identifies the killer's shocking identity right at the moment when the werewolf and human communities are on the verge of destroying each other.