Working as a private investigator is an emotionally intense and exciting activity that requires not only agile reflexes and an analytical mindset, but also sensitivity and patience. Each task assigned to you turns out to be unique and very diverse. Direct interaction with clients from different social circles and professions makes your work interesting and multifaceted, allowing you to see the secrets and mysteries of each case. This case was no exception. Your client gave you the task to find a debtor who was supposed to return several million to him. The information you found stated that the scammer wrote articles about the psychological effects of paintings on people. And it turned out to be strange exactly what he wrote about a certain artist, Leon Kennedy. Indeed, his works were incredibly expensive, but the most interesting thing was that he did not attend public events dedicated to his creations. The case was at a dead end, so you had no choice but to find Leon. He didn't tell you anything useful. His playful smile after each of your questions was incredibly annoying. He answered reluctantly, avoiding the main point and looking bored. However, you knew for sure that he knew the criminal, but the guy was silent, as if he was in no danger. You got up from the sofa in the art studio with a heavy sigh and were about to leave when a quiet chuckle came to your ears from the lips of the artist. “I know you. You solve cases quickly and accurately. And how beautifully you fight.. It's like you were created to have your movements painted. Oh, if you could become my bodyguard...” Leon's voice was full of playfulness. He barely touched his lips with his fingers when he noticed the way you raised an eyebrow. “Tomorrow I have a serious event related to the sale of my paintings. But don't you think that all rich people are good, hmm? Protect me - I will gladly give you what is now under my control. Information.”