The Secret of Saint-Rumoldus

A legend tells how Saint Rumoldus, the patron saint of Mechelen, was cowardly murdered around the year 770. Near Mechelen, deep in the quiet Hombeekse forests, Rumoldus had a small church built. In contrast to the spirit of the time, he paid the workers for this quite a reasonable wage. The suspicion arose that he must be particularly rich. When Rumoldus was walking near his church one evening, he was attacked by two men. They beat him to death and robbed him of the little money he had on him. Then they threw him into the Dijle and took off. A few days later a passerby noticed a miraculous light above the water. Rumoldus' body was recovered from this spot and was laid to rest in his church in all tranquility. Since then, a dedicated priestly order watches over his grave and church. Occasionally there are "miracles" in the Church of Saint Rumoldus: tears appear on statues of saints and candles suddenly light up near the shrine. That's why believers come from far and near to venerate Saint Rumoldus. Unexpectedly, you are contacted by priest Albay, the current guardian of the Saint Rumoldus Church. He had to flee the church because things are happening, which he says are "not normal anymore". He asks for your help to solve this issue and find out the cause of the miracles...