Chapter 1 Heavy Rain Dilemma**
When the glass door was pushed open, the salty sea breeze came in. I looked up at the wall clock: two seventeen in the morning.
Customers who show up at the "Whale Falls" cafe at this time always bring stories with them. The hem of the man's black trench coat was still dripping with water, and the tips of his hair were wet and stuck to his cold white forehead. He walked straight to the darkest corner of the bar, and traced winding water marks on the drink list with his fingers.
"Blue Mountain." The sound was like sandpaper scraping against bronze.
Amidst the roar of the coffee machine, I peeked at the snake-shaped silver ring on his ring finger. This is already the third guest wearing the same ring, which is exactly the same as the one left in the drawer by tenant 302. Three days ago, the German backpacker said he wanted to see the sunrise over the sea, but he only left half a box of whiskey and a wall full of incomprehensible formulas.
"Your coffee." The paper towel pressed at the bottom of the bone china cup suddenly became stained with ink - the pen ink stained when wiping the table just now. The man turned over the tissue, and there was a strange symbol left by the tenant on it: ∞ passed through a trident, surrounded by dark vine-like patterns.
His pupils suddenly contracted, and the coffee cup made a crisp knocking sound on the tray. The heavy rain was pouring down at this moment, and the rolling shutter door was blown by the strong wind. The moment I turned around to close the blinds, cold metal suddenly touched the back of my neck.
"Who sent you here?" The barrel of the gun slid down the spine to the waist, "Tell me, where did this symbol come from?"
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**Chapter 2 Attic Password**
The overhead lights suddenly went out, and the emergency lights cast a blood-red halo on the bar. I grabbed his wrist with my backhand and knocked him against the kitchen counter. The sound of the coffee cup shattering was the same as thunder.
