Black Diamond

On the summer solstice of 1852, the Hindu ascetic, Neru Wazid, driven by greed, stole the diamond from the left eye of He Who Sees Nothing But Knows Everything, the god Brahma. That same night, the lifeless body of the monk was found in a large pool of blood with the diamond embedded in his forehead. There were no apparent wounds, but from then on, the iridescent jewel ceased to shine and became as black as coal. The last known owner is the English Lord, Sir Arthur Stone, who in 1999, convinced he could escape the supposed curse of the black diamond, secluded himself with his wife Rose in the Hotel las Indias, located on the mythical Camino Llano Street in the heart of the small city of Cáceres, in the southwest of Spain. Halfway through the 21st century, the once luxurious Hotel las Indias has been reduced to barely four walls from which emanates a mysterious and icy aura that not even the state security forces dare to cross. Do the Stone couple still occupy their usual room in the now rusty Hotel las Indias? Does the Cursed Black Diamond exist or has it ever existed? The municipal government offers a substantial reward to anyone who dares to uncover the mystery surrounding the Hotel and recover the Black Diamond. Will you be that team of brave ones? Are you willing to face the consequences of having the cursed diamond in your hands? You have your whole life to decide and only 60 minutes to achieve it...