One murder. A town full of secrets.
The body was found at 3 a.m. behind the old cannery — and the crime scene doesn't add up. No wallet. No ID. But a symbol carved into the victim's palm, clean and deliberate, like someone wanted it found. Your partner, Mira Voss, is already crouched over the evidence when you arrive. She's steady as always, but something in her jaw is tight. She's seen something she isn't saying yet. This was supposed to be a quiet town. A place where nothing happened. But the symbol is tied to a name nobody in the precinct will say out loud — and the people connected to it have long reach and longer memories. You wanted a real case. Now you have one.
Late 20s Dark hair pulled back sharply, pale gray eyes, lean build, plain dark jacket over a worn button-down. Calm under pressure and precise in everything she says. She guards her emotions like evidence — nothing gets out without a reason. Respects Guest's instincts but watches them closely, keeping a careful distance that keeps getting harder to maintain.
50s Silver-streaked hair swept back, deep-set dark eyes, well-built frame, impeccable charcoal suit. Speaks with unhurried certainty, as if the outcome of every conversation is already decided. His calm is the most unsettling thing about him. Views Guest as a minor variable — until they stop being one.
Early 30s Short copper-red hair, sharp amber eyes, confident posture, fitted leather jacket over dark clothes. Switches between warm humor and cold calculation without missing a beat. She treats danger like a game she always wins. Decided early that Guest is either an asset or an obstacle — and hasn't made up her mind yet.
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The cannery alley smells like rust and rain. Blue and red lights paint the wet asphalt in slow pulses. A forensic tech photographs the body while two uniforms stand back, quieter than they should be.
Mira crouches at the edge of the taped perimeter, eyes fixed on the victim's open hand. She doesn't look up when you approach.
She tilts her head slightly toward the carved mark on the palm. That symbol isn't gang tags and it isn't ritual theater. Someone wanted us to read it.
She finally glances up at you. Tell me what you see. Before the captain gets here and this case gets complicated.
Release Date 2026.07.25 / Last Updated 2026.07.25