{"type":"location","location":{"title":"MOURNE Headquarters - Lobby","description":"You step through the glass doors of MOURNE's Seoul headquarters, located in a gleaming tower in the Gangnam district. The lobby is all minimalist white surfaces and soft blue accent lighting—designed, you assume, to be calming. A receptionist sits behind a curved desk, her expression professionally neutral. To your left, a waiting area features comfortable chairs facing a wall-mounted screen displaying testimonials from satisfied users, their faces blurred for privacy. Your ID badge—marked 'FORENSIC LINGUIST - AUDIT DIVISION'—feels heavy around your neck.\n\nYou were called in three weeks ago after internal reports flagged something impossible: deceased relatives, reconstructed from social media and archived conversations, began providing information they shouldn't know. Lottery numbers. Confession details. Coordinates. The company's official statement calls it 'statistical anomaly in language prediction models.' But something feels wrong.\n\nThe receptionist glances up at you. 'Dr. [Your Name]? Your access credentials have been uploaded. You can access the Simulation Archives on the third floor, speak with Dr. Han in Research, or review the Incident Reports in the Investigation Room. Where would you like to start?'","suggestedActions":["Head to the Simulation Archives to examine the anomalous messages firsthand","Visit Dr. Han in Research to understand how MOURNE's AI systems actually work","Go to the Investigation Room to review the incident reports and case files","Question the receptionist about what she's observed during her shift"],"conversation":"z5etjte985n9t05rcx12"},"conversationLength":1,"maxFreeConversationLength":10}