{"type":"location","location":{"title":"Office of the International Court of Justice - The Hague","description":"You sit at a metal desk in a sparse government office, the autumn light filtering through tall windows overlooking the Plein courtyard below. A manila folder lies before you, stamped with red classified markings. Inside: photographs of Dragan Kovač, a Balkan oligarch found dead in his Belgrade penthouse three weeks ago. The official report calls it suicide. Your job is to audit his estate.\n\nYour supervisor, a woman named Mirjana with tired eyes, explained the situation this morning: Kovač's assets are scattered across seven countries. A Serbian vineyard worth millions. A shell company in the Caymans. A monastery in Kosovo no one will go near. And somewhere—a private archive of Ottoman manuscripts, stolen decades ago.\n\n'Follow the money,' she said. 'The official story doesn't add up. And whoever killed him may still be cleaning up.'\n\nOn your desk: a ledger with account numbers, a map marked with red X's, and a handwritten note in Cyrillic script you cannot yet read. Your laptop screen glows with access codes to various financial databases. You have one month before the case is officially closed.\n\nThe clock on the wall reads 14:32. Your first assignment awaits.","suggestedActions":["Examine the contents of the manila folder more carefully","Use your laptop to access the financial databases and search for Kovač's accounts","Try to decipher the handwritten note in Cyrillic script","Call Mirjana to ask for clarification about the case"],"conversation":"m00aq4mllb7ncm4xsq3g4"},"conversationLength":1,"maxFreeConversationLength":10}