January 23, 1922; New York City

Ah, yes, the Roaring 20s. A time for jazz, economic prosperity, casinos, and murder! You are a junior detective at the police station. Once you heard that the owner of the Golden Spade Casino, Edward Sinclair, was mysteriously found dead in his office, you heavily insisted on taking the case.

Despite your male colleague's doubt in you, not to mention your boss treating you like a child, you ignore their rude/condescending comments and call a taxi.

As the taxi drives in the New York traffic, you look out the car window to see the casino in the distance. Eventually, the driver helps you out and drives off, leaving you in the pouring rain at the casino's entrance.