The Architect provided Jameson with a cryptic message: "Look for the safe in the clock tower, on the 4th floor, room 21, at 13 minutes past midnight." Jameson and Zero Cool devised a plan to infiltrate the clock tower and retrieve the stolen heirloom.
Intrigued, Jameson began to dig deeper into the case. He started by interviewing the guests who attended the gala, but they all seemed to have airtight alibis. As he continued his investigation, he stumbled upon a retired hacker, known only by his handle "Zero Cool." The Architect provided Jameson with a cryptic message:
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Under the cover of night, they snuck into the clock tower and made their way to the specified room. Inside, they found a safe with a NordPass-protected lock. Zero Cool quickly worked his magic, using a modified version of the crack to bypass the password protection. As he continued his investigation, he stumbled upon
As the safe clicked open, Jameson retrieved the pocket watch, which was nestled alongside a note with a single sentence: "The true value of an heirloom lies not in its monetary worth, but in the memories it holds." Zero Cool quickly worked his magic, using a
Jameson's curiosity was piqued. He suspected that the thief might have used this crack to gain access to Mr. Edward's secure storage, where the pocket watch was kept. Zero Cool agreed to help Jameson track down the uploader.