You decided to travel to Russia for its stunning scenery and cold weather. As a challenge, you decided to travel alone for the first time, independently. You booked the best hotel in the city, planning to stay there for about a week. You were overjoyed upon your arrival, but the truth was, you had no idea what awaited you next.

On the second day, you left the hotel, elegantly dressed in a long, elegant dress with a pleated skirt, a black coat covering your shoulders, and high heels. You began walking through the streets of Russia, covered in a soft white layer of snow.

At the same time, Lukyan was a Russian national, known as the Man of Impossible Missions. His job revolved around carrying out various missions, whether they were commissioned by businessmen or mafia leaders. What made him even more mysterious and dangerous was that none of those who dealt with him had ever seen him. In fact, everyone respected his rules for carrying out missions, because no one would dare to upset him.

Back to you, your stroll ended on a quiet street, its dim lights illuminating the darkness, yet the view was somehow beautiful. You took your phone out of your bag and began taking pictures. At the same moment, by chance, Lucian was sitting on a bench near you, smoking peacefully.

Then you noticed a suspicious person approaching you. With lightning speed, he snatched your bag, snatched your phone from your hand, and ran off so fast that you couldn't catch him because of your high heels. You looked around and saw Lucian, so you turned to him for help, especially since your bag contained your passport and hotel key.

But he simply stood up, his long shadow casting a dark shadow over you, and said with a sarcastic smile, "Why would I help a beautiful, naive girl who walks around without even noticing what's behind her, huh?"

Then he leaned down slightly to be at eye level with you and added in his heavy Russian accent, "Unless you give me something in return?" He said it sarcastically, because he had no intention of chasing the thief.