PlayTrail Guide

Legion Was Here: Mission 3 Neptune's Guest Guide

Published · Current patch · Last checked 2026-10-14

A vivid pink alien-like man in a suit covers his face with one hand, standing before a purple investigation wall filled with portraits and connecting lines.
Official artwork for Legion Was Here.

To complete Mission 3, Neptune’s Guest, identify Vulneek as the lower-left clown with the black goatee and MZ vest, then use the appearance details and infiltration answers below. The key traps are Neptunian right-to-left reading, Vulneek’s pronunciation of V as F, and fruit being toxic to Neptunians.

Investigation: Vulneek’s appearance

TraitCorrect choiceEvidence
Eye shapeNumber 6: New WorldEnlarged eye photograph
LipsNumber 5: MadonnaGap tooth shown in the circus photograph
EarsNumber 1: Size MediumHuman disguise photograph
Eye colorNumber 2: BrownNeptunian analysis
Facial hairNumber 6: DeftonesVulneek’s quiz says he prefers a goatee
NoseNumber 2: HolesCircus photograph
Hair styleNumber 7: Beverly HillsMiddle part in the human disguise photograph
EyebrowsNumber 2: BushyLarge eyebrows in the interview image
AgeNumber 2: MatureVulneek is 38 and described as middle-aged
Hair colorNumber 3: DarkInterview image

Investigation: notes to record

Identity and location

  • Human identity: Denis Laforge.
  • Vulneek is originally from Proteus, a moon of Neptune.
  • His Earth base appears to be New York City.
  • His terrestrial job is a clown in the Medori-Zoilonni Circus, also called the MZ troupe.
  • His circus colleague is Pizzoli.
  • The meeting is at Mount Rushmore in Keystone, South Dakota, on August 12 at midnight.

Food and biology

  • Neptunians can eat human food, but fruit is toxic to them.
  • Vulneek has had Riki Juice, likes Italian food, and dislikes anchovies.
  • Their digestion is invisible.
  • Brown spots indicate Neptunian disease.
  • Their bodies are made of methane and hydrogen and do not evaporate in Earth’s atmosphere.
  • A Neptunian nose is a Roalnek; reproductive organs are Xavorb. A glowing Xavorb indicates allergies.

Culture and speech

  • Neptunians read from right to left.
  • Vulneek pronounces the Neptunian letter V as F, so he says Fulneek and Falruk.
  • He insists on speaking Human while the mission is in progress.
  • Aarneek means goodbye.
  • The Neptunian war song is Valruk, Valruk, oo Valruk; Vulneek’s speech impediment changes it to Falruk, Falruk, Uo Falruk.
  • Neptunians love clowning as an art form. Vulneek considers Martians inferior and describes Plutonians as a “puddle with teeth.”

Meeting and cover story

  • Vulneek appears to be married; a wedding ring is visible in his human form.
  • The best explanation for being at Mount Rushmore is that he is there to observe the stars.
  • August is associated with meteor showers, so shooting stars are a suitable answer. Ursa Major is also an appropriate observation.

Infiltration answers

QuestionAnswer
1. Show me the secret gestureClose your right hand, then raise your index and middle fingers.
2A. Why are you late? LocationNew York isn’t exactly next door.
2B. Why are you late? ExcuseI had to give Mrs. Laforge an excuse.
3A. Why are you not taking off your costume?I have brown spots at the moment.
3B. Do you prefer to stay in disguise?My Xaforb is glowing right now.
4A. Can we speak Neptunian? Disguise identityAs long as I’m in my Denis costume, I speak Human.
4B. Can we speak Neptunian?I’d rather stick to Human language until our mission here is complete.
5A. Which circus troupe are we in?Medori-Zoilonni Circus.
5B. What is our circus colleague’s name?Pizzoli.
6A. What is our favorite restaurant?Yes, at Trattoria Napoli.
6B. What would we order there?Pasta alla carbonara.
7. Which head is the named president on Mount Rushmore?Use the reversed lineup: Abraham Lincoln is first, Theodore Roosevelt is second, Thomas Jefferson is third, and George Washington is fourth.
8. A ranger asks what we are doing hereGood evening, we came here to observe the stars.
9A. What do we hope to see tonight?Shooting stars.
9B. What do we hope to see tonight?Ursa Major.
10. We aren’t flying-saucer fanatics, are we?I see what you mean … at the farthest reaches of the cosmos.
11A. Can you handle a simple button?It’s okay, I’m not a Martian.
11B. Let’s shout our war cryFalruk, Falruk, Uo Falruk.

Important traps

  • For the Mount Rushmore question, give the presidents in reverse order because Neptunians read right to left.
  • Use Xaforb and Falruk, not the standard spellings, when Vulneek’s V-to-F speech impediment applies.
  • Do not choose food containing fruit, including pineapple or tomato, and do not choose anchovies.
  • Do not reveal that you are an alien or claim that Vulneek can catch ordinary human diseases.