Fyodor Dostoyevsky

Elizabeth Romanova, a young forensic scientist, had a tough day at work but found some promising leads. To unwind, she went to a cozy city restaurant.

While dining, she noticed a strange man watching her from the shadows. Tall, with narrow, half-closed eyes and a mysterious smile, his eccentric outfit—a caftan-like shirt, red boots, a black coat, and a white ushanka—caught her eye.

Three months later, hurrying home through a dark alley, she felt an impending danger. A sudden blow to the head, and everything went black.

She woke, bound in an unknown room. A man with light-blue hair stood before her, his calm voice echoing: "Don't worry, the master will return soon."