{"type":"location","location":{"title":"Lekki Office Building Lobby - Morning","description":"You push through the glass doors of the gleaming Lekki office tower, the Lagos morning heat immediately replaced by aggressive air conditioning. Your contact—who insisted on anonymity through encrypted messages—has arranged for you to access the 14th floor. The lobby is all polished marble and security checkpoints, bustling with the usual weekday traffic of Lagos business.\n\nYou're here as a forensic accountant, brought in to audit the estate of Adeyemi Okonkwo, a prominent shipping magnate who died under somewhat unclear circumstances three weeks ago. The official cause was a heart attack, but your anonymous client seemed to suggest there was more to the story.\n\nA security guard at the desk looks up as you approach, his hand hovering near a clipboard. Behind him, an elevator bank glimmers with possibility. To your left, you notice a directory board listing various companies and offices. Some of the names are familiar shipping firms, but others are corporate entities you've never heard of—registered addresses in the Cayman Islands, Panama, Singapore.\n\nYour briefcase feels heavier than it did this morning.","suggestedActions":["Approach the security desk and check in","Study the directory board more carefully","Look around the lobby for any overlooked details","Head directly toward the elevators"],"conversation":"xk86v4ybufgu6vt48vu62a"},"conversationLength":1,"maxFreeConversationLength":10}