Background
"Veteran Soldier Who Suddenly Became Mentally Ill and Killed His Daughter Has Been Arrested"
On October 27, 1934, a major incident occurred on the legendary train from Paris to Poland during a heavy snowfall.
Character introduction
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Detective Rose
He constantly roams the carriage, observing everything in his unique way. It seems his gaze always penetrates the surface to see deeper layers.
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The deceased
A mysterious figure in the carriage, dressed in a refined suit, his red hair symbolizing the enigma that surrounds him. The indifferent gaze seems to hide a depth of untold stories, each step being steady yet slightly cunning. His presence is like an undercurrent, quietly stirring the calmness of the entire train.
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Red-haired woman
Lavishly dressed, outwardly radiant. However, her eyes seem to conceal some unspeakable secrets. Her concern for the red-haired man appears to transcend ordinary friendship.
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Conductor
The conductor, silent yet shrewd, clad in a neat uniform with eyes that gleam with extraordinary perceptiveness. He appears to be acquainted with every nook of the train; however, his own past and true motives remain concealed behind those profound eyes.
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White-haired old man
This elderly gentleman, shadows of the past seem to continually entwine him. His reactions to people and things in the compartment imply more than just the oppressive weather.
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Steward
Polite and courteous, yet his anxious and eager expressions in conversation suggest he might have intricate connections to the case. Is he merely a butler?
Product Details
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Broken windows & hanging hooks
A roof skylight is broken out of a car window and there is an iron hook with a rope wrapped around the end of it. This scene echoes the man walking on the roof of the car on the right cover.
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Gloves on the nightstand.
There was a glove on the bedside table, and it was known from the detective's interrogation that the glove had come from the housekeeper.
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The bed at the crime scene.
A revolver and a short sword lay on the bed, but there were no bullet holes in the dead man's body, and under the bed lay a pair of neat leather shoes and a small, delicate wooden box.
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Cluttered desk & scattered items
Room chaos reveals hasty crime in cramped space: overturned chair, open suitcase, scattered files, and spilled wine. The woman's forgotten purse adds intrigue.
Screams break the silence
In the evening, the steward asked the conductor to bring dinner to room b221. The conductor carefully carried the delicious food through the exquisite luxury carriages and arrived at the door of the room. The door to the room swings slightly and seems to reveal some eerie atmosphere. The conductor noticed the wine stains on the floor, probably spilled accidentally by the butler. He knocked lightly on the door of the room, but received no response. To confirm the situation, the conductor carefully pushes open the door of the room... In an instant, a scream breaks the silence of the room.
Scene of the crime
The room was the carriage of the deceased in the crime. The bed, the deceased head towards the outside of the carriage, the bed placed a delicate revolver and a short sword, the strange thing is that although the body of the deceased does not exist bullet holes, while he lies covered with three bullet holes distributed on the surface of the bed, blood spatter should come from the short sword stab wounds. And the surrounding mess is out of place, is a pair of leather shoes and a delicate small wooden box placed neatly under the bed.
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Liquor cabinet
A wine cooler inlaid with dark green marble and carved metal cladding is said to have been a gift from the Chief of Police after the last big London case was swiftly solved. But is it really just a wine cooler?
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Office Desk
Two eagles fly in from a mysterious portal, a ghost from another world is reading a book, and a wizard accepts a letter from an owl.
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Bookshelf
In the vintage European office, the detective's bookshelves display treasures: pipes, apothecary cases, filing cabinets, radios, glazed horses, and cameras that often forget their film.
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Rose Clock
It's a well-known fact that clocks associated with detectives are not as simple as they seem.
The face of this clock slides down so that the key to the safe in the liquor cabinet underneath is revealed, and don't say I told you so.
Suspects Gathered
Detective Rose gathered the suspects onto one room to uncover the truth. Who is the murderer?
Can you find the murderer?
Four people are deeply connected with the deceased, so many clues interweaved together. Don't let the the real murderer be at large.