Everything starts in spring 1934.  

                           A desert excavation near Jerusalem.  

                           Two archaeologists with different reasons to be there. 

                           One artifact that shouldn't have been discovered. 

                           No one left to solve the murder. 

                           You will search through testimonies, forged papers, letters written in anger, coded notes, and

                           photographs of people who didn't know they were about to become a part of this story.  

                           You arrive always a bit too late to change the plot. Almost always. 

                           But early enough to solve the riddle.  

                           Word by word. 

                           Each chapter hands you a new grammar and challenges you to read it.  

                           Ciphers, locks, hidden compartments — the story decides what stands between you and the answer.  

                           Your job is to learn what to look for and where.  

                           The times were unsettling and unpredictable.  

                           So is the game. 

                           What follows is a decade of chaos and injustice, reconstructed piece by piece. 

                           Everything you face and examine feels real. 

                           The mystery. The occupation. The resistance. The struggle. 

                           And when the game hands you the wheel — you'll understand the Price of Grief.