Spider & Noir
Hey Spider, I've got a case that might interest you. A museum got robbed, and the only thing left is a set of cryptic notes that look like a puzzle. I think we can solve it together—your methodical eye might be the missing piece. What do you say?
Sounds good, just hand me the notes and we'll lay them out and see where the gaps are. I'll keep track of every detail and we’ll piece it together step by step.
Alright, here's the first one. Let's get to work.
Sure, send over the note or describe what it looks like, and we’ll start by cataloguing the clues.
Here it is in plain text, no code fences, just a quick rundown:
The note is a single sheet of aged, yellow‑tinted paper. It’s written in a cramped, looping hand, ink slightly faded. The top line reads: “When the moon kisses the street, find the truth beneath the clock.” Below that, there’s a series of symbols: a crescent, a number 12, a small hourglass, and a tiny question mark. The back has a doodle of a broken mirror and a clock face stuck at 11:59. That's it—no extra paper, just that. Let's dissect it.