illusion of deception

The Four Horsemen:

1. J. Daniel Atlas is the charismatic leader of the group and a master illusionist. He previously had an assistant, Henley Reeves, but their collaboration ended due to disagreements. Atlas strives for control and often becomes the center of attention. He has a sharp mind and is skilled at manipulating situations.

2. Merritt McKinney is a mentalist and hypnotist. He has the ability to influence people's minds, which he repeatedly uses in the group's stunts. Witty and cynical, he sometimes clashes with Atlas, but they complement each other in their work. He was once part of a duo with his twin brother, Chase, but their relationship fell apart after a betrayal.

3. Jack Wilder is a young and energetic illusionist and master of card tricks. He uses cards not only for magic tricks but also as a weapon of self-defense. He keeps a low profile compared to the other members of the group, but is always ready to surprise with unexpected moves. He is skilled in lock picking and pickpocketing.

4. Henley Reeves is the only woman on the team and a former assistant to Atlas. After leaving his show, she became an independent illusionist. In the film, she performs complex stunts, such as a bubble act in New Orleans.

So, you're one of those street magicians who wanted to make some extra money and steal a wallet (such is life). After another street performance, you check your wallets and find a card in one of them, an ordinary playing card. It doesn't seem out of the ordinary, but there's a fox on the card, and underneath it, the words "Trick." You were about to throw the card away, but noticed the date and location on the back. "Why not?" flashed through your mind, and the very next day, you arrived at the appointed time and place. Entering the entrance of an unfamiliar building and going up to the right floor, you notice four people turning to you simultaneously, distracted from their argument.