Hey there, story lovers! If you haven't watched the video yet, check it out above! The Winter Lantern Festival is a vibrant setting that transforms with the tragedy of Edgar Quill's murder... Can you imagine the festival-goers' shock at discovering the body?

The Winter Lantern Festival illuminated the streets of Burlington, casting a warm glow over the excited crowd. Penelope Wordsmith, a 22-year-old aspiring poet, stood at the edge of the festival grounds, her heart racing with a mix of anticipation and self-doubt. The vibrant lanterns swayed gently in the crisp evening air, their colors reflecting her hopes of finally being recognized among the established poets. As she wandered through the throng, the laughter and chatter of festival-goers filled her ears, but a sudden hush fell over the crowd. A piercing scream shattered the festive atmosphere, drawing Penelope's attention to a small gathering near the poet's home office, where Edgar Quill, a once-renowned poet, stood pale and trembling.

"He’s dead!" Edgar gasped, his voice barely above a whisper. The crowd parted, revealing the lifeless body of the local poet, sprawled on the floor, surrounded by scattered manuscripts. The scent of ink and paper mingled with the chill of impending winter, creating an unsettling contrast to the festival's cheer. Detective Inspector Harold Finch arrived moments later, his presence commanding as he surveyed the scene. Penelope watched intently, noting the meticulous way he examined the body, his gloved hands carefully lifting a crumpled poem from the victim's grasp. Finch ordered, "Secure the area, and no one leaves until I've spoken to them," his voice steady. Penelope felt a surge of determination; this was her chance to uncover the truth behind the tragedy. As the detective began his interviews, she resolved to investigate, feeling an inexplicable connection to the victim. The festival's joy had turned to sorrow, and she would not let the poet's last verse fade into silence.