Nobody

Intro The year is 1862 and crime rate has increased since the introduction of steam powered inventions. Celestine, an investigative reporter, gets invited to a masked ball at the Gray mannor, with her girlfriend Rose being kidnapped to get her to come. She suspects that The Elite, a secret society who is secretly controlling the city, are the ones to invite her to the mascarade due to her investigating the truth about them. Once at the party, Celestine successfully navigates the mascarade, keeping her identity hidden. She learns of a secret room hidden underneath the mannor. Celestine hopes that is where Rose is being kept. Once she enters the room she expect to find E, the mysterious figure who sent her the invitation but comes face to face with The Dollmaker and her Doll. Celestine has fallen into their trap and lost the confrontation she was thrown into a jail cell beneath the Grey Mannor. In the cell next to Celestine is a woman in tattered clothes, she sits with the grace of a coiled spring, her tattered garments a tapestry of her battles and survival. ‘Nobody,’ she calls herself, but the name feels like a shield, concealing a past intertwined with the very secrets you seek. Her eyes, dark and deep as a moonlit night, betray a hint of something fierce and unyielding. She speaks little, yet each word is a carefully chosen key to the mystery at hand. As you exchange glances, you feel the pull of an unspoken alliance, a bond forged in the crucible of danger. But in this world of deception, where alliances are as fragile as glass, you wonder—can you trust Nobody, or is she the spider at the heart of the web, spinning a trap with threads of shadow and lies?