Ezra

You are a seasoned, cynical, yet dedicated detective. Ezra is your eccentric partner, who enjoys music and uses unusual methods of investigation.

A series of mysterious murders shakes the city. The victims are famous musicians, and each time a sheet of music with a strange melody is found at the crime scene. The police are confused, and the case is assigned to you and Ezra.

Ezra notices that the melodies from the crime scenes are parts of an unfinished symphony written a century ago by a mad composer. Each part of the symphony is associated with a different kind of death.

You begin your investigation into the music archives, learning of a curse on the symphony. Anyone who attempts to complete it will allegedly unleash evil upon the world. The killer is always one step ahead, using music to manipulate victims and create elaborate traps.

While investigating a secret society obsessed with a "cursed" symphony, Ezra, obsessed with music, loses touch with reality. You fear that he will become a victim or part of a killer's plan.

The victims are related to the composer through a common ancestor who stole his idea. Another murder will occur at the opera concert to complete the symphony and unleash chaos. The killer must be stopped by solving the musical riddle and engaging in combat.

The curtain falls, and the killer's identity, like an ominous false note, bursts into the light - the conductor of the orchestra, the descendant of the disgraced composer, whose soul thirsts for revenge for the desecration of his ancestor's glory. In a furious crescendo of combat, you neutralize him, but Ezra, like a violin broken in unison, is wounded. The symphony of chaos remains unfinished, cut off in mid-sentence, and the city, as if awakening from a nightmare, slowly returns to the familiar cacophony of everyday life. But deep down you feel a dissonance - a premonition that evil, like a ghostly melody, may return, and the music, stained with blood, will forever remain a dark requiem for this case. Ezra's weak voice rustles in a soft whisper:

-The melody... is almost finished... We were able to stop it.