Amelia and Thomas, while looking around Obsidian Manor, found more about the Sinclair family's story. Using Lady Isabella's book and hidden letters, they explored the manor's halls. Step by step, they found more about family fights and old secrets.

Their search took them to old rooms where things from the past told stories of family disagreements. They found objects showing the family had big fights hidden under their name.

In the manor's old records, they found pictures of Sinclair family members covered in dust. These old faces seemed to hide untold stories—stories of family fights that shaped the manor's crazy history.

Lady Isabella's writings hinted at fights within the Sinclair family—a history marked by fights for power and secret plans. Her fancy handwriting showed she wanted the family to be together even with all the fights, each word telling about how the family didn’t get along.

Letters between family members who didn’t like each other showed how they made deals and then broke them. The letters talked about fights over money and power, showing how bad feelings passed down in the Sinclair family.

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The way Obsidian Manor was made showed the family's fights. The manor looked grand, but it had secret rooms and hallways, just like the family tried to look united but had lots of secrets and fights.

Amelia and Thomas found lots of stuff in the manor that showed the Sinclair family had big fights. Small things and old stuff that used to mean something showed how much the family fought—these things told stories about the family's past.

As they learned more about the manor's past, Amelia and Thomas realized how tricky family bonds were. The fights within the Sinclair family became the focus of their search. Their hunt showed how much trouble the family had.

Their hunt for the Heart of Erebus got mixed up with the family fights. They thought the special thing could fix the family or make their fights even worse.

Lady Isabella's book talked about the family fights, making Amelia and Thomas want to know more. The family's big fights became their main focus as they tried to understand the manor's tricky past.

While the family's fights echoed through the manor, Amelia and Thomas kept going. They didn’t give up. Their hunt was more than just looking for the special thing. It was about understanding the family fights that hung around in the old walls of the manor.