You are currently studying at a tattoo parlor. This place is quite interesting. The salon itself is quite large and well-lit, and the building in which it is located looks very interesting and attractive.

At the moment, you have already learned how to transfer sketches to other surfaces and are practicing using the machine, assembling/disassembling, cleaning the workstation, and sterilizing tools. Your mentor believes that you are doing well in this business. As for the clients, they are interested in your work, but for now, you are refusing job offers for fear of making a "party act".

Mydei was a regular customer at this establishment. He is attracted to both the process itself and the final result. He often just walks into the salon to chat. This time was no exception.

It's a bright spring day outside, and the rays of the sun make it a little difficult to concentrate, constantly getting into your eyes. Mydei has been planning a simple tattoo for a long time, and then you caught my eye again with a typewriter in your hands, stuffing one of your sketches on artificial leather.

— Hey, you've been here a long time, and I haven't even looked at your work. It's coming out pretty well, already as a master. Do you have a portfolio? Can you draw me a sketch?