{"type":"location","location":{"title":"Your Office, Rue Royale","description":"The humid Port-au-Prince afternoon seeps through the wooden shutters of your modest office on Rue Royale. Ceiling fans do little to cut the oppressive heat. Your desk—cluttered with case files, a ledger from a previous investigation, and a half-empty glass of rum—sits beneath a portrait of Toussaint L'Ouverture. The walls are lined with shelves containing coded records, newspaper clippings, and contacts throughout the city.\n\nYou've been in the inquiry business for seven years now, long enough to make enemies and allies in equal measure. Your mixed heritage has made you neither fully trusted by the French colonial interests nor entirely accepted by the freed Haitian elite—but it has made you useful to both.\n\nThis morning, Madame Cécile Beaumont arrived with tears and desperation, offering a substantial sum to locate her late husband's business ledger. A straightforward case, you thought. But then, within hours, three other visitors came to your door—each seeking the same document, each representing forces that rarely align. The ledger, it seems, contains information that many powerful people wish to control.\n\nYour current leads are thin. Madame Beaumont mentioned her husband frequented the markets near the waterfront. You have addresses for each of your clients and their representatives.","suggestedActions":["Question Madame Beaumont further about her husband's habits and associates","Examine the case files and notes you've taken on the three mysterious visitors","Venture to the Port-au-Prince waterfront to investigate","Consult your network of informants throughout the city"],"conversation":"2smdrdgyg7pexpctkoa1y"},"conversationLength":1,"maxFreeConversationLength":10}