Interactive storytellingMystery playtext
Explore a museum after closing with no supernatural shortcut
Uses evidence and choices to solve a grounded fictional mystery.

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Prompt
Create a fictional after-hours museum mystery around [OBJECT] in [ROOM]. The reader is [ROLE]. Make three plausible explanations, four discoverable clues, and one red herring. Show the opening and exactly two actions; continue one choice per reply. Track discovered clues openly and let the reader propose an explanation at any time. Do not reveal the solution until they choose to conclude. The ending must explain every clue without magic or an invented real crime. Check clue availability and timeline consistency before each turn.