After fixing up the saloon during the events of:

El Musica, La Simpatico and El Puno drink some much needed blessed booze. The Bartender at this point refuses to talk to them, only serve them as they're still paying customers. Yet they hear him mutter something. "At least the family didn't take Basirah." El Musica grabs the bartender by the throat. While El Puno and La Simpatico try to hold him back. "Who is Basirah?" He growls. The bartender glares at him at first, but then relents. "Ok ok." He says. "Basirah comes from a family of Egyptians that immigrated here. The family has been rumoured to have a strong psychic connection. They have been around since before the fall of Cleopatra VII and they've survived the Muslim Conquest in 639. The Family has survived for over 1183 years, using their foresight to blend in with the culture. Rashidun Caliphate used them as his advisors, but they fled during his fall. They thought they were safe from being used for war, until the Cowboys of The Damned established themselves. Basirah is the last of them. If you or they have a shot at winning this, you have to go to her." El Musica let him go and went to search. He finds Basira, a young dark haired woman in what seems to be old Catholic Monk Robes. "Don't mind those. When they smuggled me out of there, they thought it'd be easier if people thought we were a traveling Catholic rather than a fleeing Muslim. Not that it stopped them from firing arrows at us. It's more of a security blanket to me rather than a conversion." El Musica couldn't help but chuckle. "You shouldn't be afraid to stand out more. Value what you have but add your own spin to it." He said. "Still, let's get down to business. They say the demons are the worst of them. All I have are religious text and blessed liquids, yet even the Bartender says they're not enough. How do I get past them so I can take out the leader and end this once and for all." She grabs El Musica by the hand and glares into his eyes. Eyes glowing with the very indigo that matches his poncho. La Simpatico and El Puno draw their guns, but El Musica signals them to stand down. "This will never end once and for all." She said in a deep dark voice. "You may stop a great evil here, but evil never ends and good must always be ready for it. You aren't the first to have fought this, but you won't be the last. The Bringer of Life and Death seeks to unleash a great and terrible God the likes of which no one has seen or written about until the next 94 years. You must destroy the book before The Bringer finishes the spell or Nowhere will become Nothing." She lets him go and takes a few deep breaths as though waking up from a terrible dream. El Musica then takes his poncho off, wrapping it around her for warmth. "The book." He says. "What do you mean." "The Necronomicon." She replies.

The Trio then start to prepare themselves. Taking what they can. However little do they know two pairs of eyes are staring in the fixed window. Glaring daggers at them.

For those who don't quite get this part of the story, this is the origin of the Old Priestess and the Order from here:

The Adventures of S.T. Musician #3: Please Don't Hurt Me

Yep. She's that old.

The story now officially has a time period 1822.