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Breaking News: Giant Noggin can now confirm two official sightings of the Mellster at two separate locations in Northern Europe. Somehow she has managed to evade our security net and cross international borders. The first confirmed sighting is in Amsterdam, in the Netherlands, where Melli was seen hiding behind a beech tree in her signature blue dress. More alarmingly, the second sighting (Hamburg, Germany) shows the Mellster's uncanny ability to change both her hair color and appearance completely. This woman is a master of disguise. Most alarmingly of all, however, is the revelation that the Mellster is now armed and dangerous. Consequently the status of the investigation has now been raised to Code Blue.


	Latest Sightings

ATTENTION: Visual reconnaissance material now available

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	Exhibit C


	Exhibit D

Exhibit C:

Please study this photograph carefully. We are interested in discovering the identity of the six armed horsemen. Also of special interest are the three large red mushrooms in the foreground. Special Operative Fungi Joe has been sent to Holland to secure a sample of said vegetation.

Exhibit D:

This photograph was taken at a known contact point along the Rhine. The lone horseman is, we believe, a field operative from a rival intelligence agency. As can clearly be seen in the far right of the photo, the Mellster is now packing heat! Our weapon's expert advises me that it is "a standard issue shortsword with a three foot range and a full metal hilt."

The Chief Investigating Operative would like to thank Meulenhoff-M, her Dutch publisher, and cover artist Nico Keulers; and Bastei Lubbe, her German publisher, and cover artist Stephen Youll. © Cover art copyright 1997.

Field Operatives' Mission:

We know Melli is out there. If anyone has information regarding her whereabouts please file a report immediately. Remember: Melli is now armed and dangerous!

ATTENTION: Please continue to monitor these pages for further updates.

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