Located on the outskirts of the city and symbolizing the glory and secrets of the Carter family, the studio in the east wing of Carter Castle burst into flames after a loud bang. The fire was so fierce that despite the efforts of the fire brigade to put it out, the iconic east wing was still reduced to ruins.
What is even more shocking is that rescuers found the burnt body of the manor owner, Mr. Ivar Carter, in the rubble. Also burned at the same time was the famous painting "Girl in the Moonlight" which he regarded as his life and had just acquired it not long ago.
After a hasty investigation, the official concluded that the circuit was aging and short-circuited. But uncontrollable gossip spread like wildfire. People were whispering, talking about the feud between the Carter family and the Brandt family, about the countless enemies Mr. Ivar had made during his lifetime, and about his paranoid belief - he firmly believed that those priceless paintings contained shocking secrets that could subvert certain structures.
Now, the owner of the manor died suddenly, the precious paintings were burned, and the secrets seemed to be buried with him. Miss Antoslia Carter, the niece of the owner of the manor and the only direct heir, took over the situation amidst grief and chaos. She sent out several carefully worded invitations to the outside world and asked several famous detectives to come and help clarify the truth behind the fire at a sky-high price.
No one knows what kind of visitors this invitation will attract, and what depth of darkness it will uncover.
The door to Carter Manor slowly opened in the early autumn when the burnt smell had not yet dissipated. Its silence is waiting for the real owner to break it.
Concept: the opposition between love and hate, control and freedom.