Moonstar is off exploring a mystery in Mexico...

From a young age, Moonstar discovered a old broken lantern in a antique store and was instantly drawn to it. By saving enough allowance he was able to buy the lantern, and immediately started to repair it. It took a year by soon it was ready to receive its first flame, but Moonstar soon found that this was no ordinary lantern. The light illuminating from it was not that of the flame, nor was it the same color every time he lit the wick.

Despite the interesting and sub-natural light of the lantern, the fox was fascinated and carried the lantern where ever he went, showing it to those who were curious enough to ask. Shortly after it first shown light, the lantern started to show another property as well. If the fox was searching for something, and he was holding onto the lantern, the light would flash as if telling him to go in a certain direction. The fox was stunned when it showed him where his parents were hiding his birthday presents, something he had failed to do every year before. He continuously tested its ability to find what he desired, and with the help of his friends he came to one conclusion: this was a seeking lantern.

Word about the fox's lantern spread throughout the desert city he called home, and when he reached into his mid-teen years the police asked for his help with missing person cases. The lantern guided Moonstar in locating lost hikers and stranded motorists, much to everyone's surprise. It didn't take long for Moonstar to begin running his own search and rescue team which was stationed to cover the deserts around the city.

It didn't take long before word spread about the fox and his lantern's ability to seek out answers. Moonstar received his first international request for help. A small village in northern Mexico was experiencing what could have been only described as a bizarre series of events. A strange orange glow started to appear over the mountain that shadowed the village, which was followed shortly by a sudden occurrence of the people of the village becoming deathly ill. The local government had stepped in with aid and medicine but nothing seemed to be working, nor could they identify why half of the population was suffering. It had also been observed around this time that large foreign trucks were frequently traveling the roads, though every efforts to track their where abouts always ended with more questions.

The local mayor ran out of patients and had sent out a request for Moonstars help. Now two weeks later, the fox had started his first international investigation. He started out in the mountains, hoping to find the answers there. With his lantern guiding him the fox just hopes he can find them before time has ran out.