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Suzanna places her spade-shaped key in the fireplace and a heart-shaped door opens. Paweł says he can't go through with her but gives her some clothes and skates for her journey. What a chilling adventure!In the secret chamber in Wawel Castle, Suzanna puts her spade-shaped key in the fireplace and the door with the hearts over it opens. Paweł tells Suzanna she must go alone and she heads off armed with a sweater, trousers, skates and wishes of good luck from Paweł.

Suzanna discovers the secret chamber in Wawel Castle where there are four doors. The player tells her to be careful to go through the right one. But how will she make the right choice? Now inside Wawel Castle, the player tells Suzanna that there are people in green in the tour group. She manages to get clear and with the help of Paweł goes into a room full of sculptures and an old fireplace that has card suit symbols on it. The fireplace leads to a secret room with four doors. Suzanna wants to go through a door but the player urges her to be careful. After her game, save she clears level one. On the next level she has to go through one of the doors. Will she choose the right one?

Suzanna loses her ally Piotr in an attack but she runs into Paweł, the violinist in the street. She asks him for help and follows him, but is this the right card to play? Suzanna has the two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10 and jack of spades. As she is listening to a tour guide, the player tells her to move away and hide in the castle. Inside the castle she meets Paweł, the violinist in the street. He tells her again that people dressed in green are potential enemies and she follows him. But where will he lead her?

Suzanna's new friend Piotr directs her to a violinist playing in the street. He tells her to beware of anyone wearing green. Then she is attacked by young thugs, but none of them are wearing green. Is danger everywhere? Suzanna has the seven, eight, nine and 10 of spades and a spade-shaped piece of wood. She goes into a shop to ask for directions to Wawel Castle. The owner, Piotr, gives her directions and a violinist warns her that green means danger. The player urges Suzanna to talk to the violinist but when she gets there a policeman asks him to stop playing in the street. Suzanna is told to take cover from an approaching helicopter and a gang of youths steal her purse but Piotr catches up with them and buys the purse back. Is he trying to buy Suzanna's trust?

A mysterious woman gives Suzanna a spade-shaped key on the bus. She leaves without explaining. Then a remote-controlled truck crashes into the bus. Can Suzanna deal with the danger on her mission? The Man in a Green Hood comes up to Suzanna, but the player tells her to get off the bus as a helicopter approaches. After a remote-controlled truck crashes into the bus, Suzanna is warned to be wary of anyone in green and the player urges her to remember the words "tak" (yes), "nie" (no), "dobrze" (well) and "źle" (badly). But how useful will they be?