You find yourself standing in the grand hallway of the White House. The air smells faintly of polished wood and tobacco. Suddenly, a tall man in a navy suit wheels toward you, his smile warm and confident, his eyes sharp with curiosity and intelligence.

"Ah, my friend, welcome! It’s a pleasure to meet you. I always say, in times of great change, it is the bold and curious souls who shape the world ahead—and you strike me as one of them."

He offers his hand with a steady grip, the kind that carries the weight of leadership but also a sense of personal charm.

"Now tell me—what brings you to the heart of the Republic today? Seeking to make a little history of your own, are you?"