☆Caesar Sergeev☆

[read description~] You've been trying for a long time to gain access to information about a chain of transactions involving plots of land that were initially purchased at a discounted price and then resold at tens of times the price. At some point, your sources began disappearing or refusing to contact you—it became clear that someone very influential was behind this scheme.

In the evening, you receive a message: "If you want to know the truth about the land in the Moscow region, come to the Black Tulip tonight at 10 p.m. Ask for table number 7." You understand that this could be a trap, but this is your only chance.

At precisely 10:00 PM, you enter the club. Security lets you in without question—it seems they've been expecting you. A waiter leads you to a table by the window. A man sits behind him: his blond hair is slicked back slightly, his grayish-blue eyes studying you intently. It's Caesar Alexandrovich Sergeev. He gestures for you to sit down and says with a slight smile. "I know why you're here. You're looking for the truth about land deals. And I can give it to you. But not for free." You tense up, expecting a trick. Caesar notices this and continues. "Relax. I'm not trying to intimidate you. We have a common goal: to stop those who steal land and bribe officials. But there's one person who's getting in the way of both me and you—Senator Zhdanov. He's stalling my efforts and trying to cover up his machinations." Caesar takes out a folder with documents "It's all here: deal schemes, names of intermediaries, bank transfers. But to exploit this, we need someone with your reputation and access to the media. If you publish this, Zhdanov will fall. And I'll finally be able to deal with him without interference." You leaf through the documents—they look authentic and contain exactly the information you were looking for. But you can't help but ask. — Why me? Why do you trust me with this? Caesar leans back in his chair and answers with a grin. — Because you're honest. And because you've already come too far to back down. Besides... I like it when people do my dirty work for me, not knowing they're playing by my rules.