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Eva finally finds a bookseller who can help her. He directs her to another bookshop and then he's led away by the Man in the Black Hat. Eva follows. But is she getting into danger? The player tells Eva to start asking the booksellers if anyone of them can decipher the mysterious phrase. The first person she asks has no idea but is interested in buying her book. Fearing that she's being pursued, she runs off but drops her book. An elderly man picks it up for her and seems to know that it is important. He introduces himself as Yvan Salmon and whispers the beginning of the phrase, "La statue domine le mort...", and tells her to go to a bookshop at rue St. Sabin. Shortly after that, the Man in the Black Hat leads away the elderly man.

Eva reaches Notre Dame but has no idea which bookseller to contact. She's passed level one but is no closer to solving the mysterious phrase, "La statue domine le mort, mais la fertilité est retrouvée."Edmond tells Eva that she can call him for help whenever she wants. After getting to Notre Dame Eva does her first game save and successfully clears level one. Her first task on level two is to find the right bookseller to help her solve the riddle. But there are lots of booksellers and many stands. She's got a long way to go and time is running out.

On her way to Notre Dame, Eva loses time as she gets caught up in a demonstration of teachers. Since there's no chance of advancing, the player sacrifices points to buy a tool. Voilà Edmond, Eva's personal chauffeur. En route to the second hand booksellers at Notre-Dame, Eva gets held up by a demonstration of teachers. The sinister Man in the Black Hat follows her. To get Eva out of the crowd and away from the man, the player buys a remote control and Edmond the taxi driver, who will always be at Eva's service, appears.

A paramedic takes care of Eva and leads her to an ambulance. Is she in danger? Eva flees but the police follow her. She hides in a courtyard where she gets the next lead in her mission.An overly eager paramedic wants to take Eva away from the station in an ambulance. While he is escorting her to the vehicle, Eva escapes. The police are in hot pursuit so Eva takes refuge in the courtyard of an apartment block. The concierge asks her to get off the property but a little boy playing in the courtyard pretends she's a friend. He sees her book and tells her about the second-hand book shop at Notre Dame -- a useful lead.

Eva heads back to the railway station to follow up on the messenger's clues but it ends up costing her a life. She manages to find another clue. What does the mysterious message mean?Eva gladly accepts help from a railway station attendant so she can decipher the meaning of the code. But it's a bad move and Eva loses a life. She only has three more tries. After the player re-starts, Eva finds a locker in aisle a, row 2 and opens it using the code 1-8-5-2. Inside the locker, there's a book with the riddle: "La statue domine le mort, mais la fertilité est retrouvée." (The statue prevails over the dead man but fertility is regained.) This phrase is her ticket to more danger.

Only Eva can save France. But who are her allies? And who are her enemies? From a Parisian cafe she follows a messenger right into a blast at a railway station. Is it a trap? And what do the messenger's dying words mean?From a Parisian café with a surly waiter, Eva runs after a mysterious contact and ends up in the chaotic aftermath of an explosion. Was someone trying to kill her? Instead of sipping her espresso in peace, she finds herself facing danger. She gets mixed up in a world of mysterious codes and a race against time. The messenger has told her the first clues for her assignment -- "allée a, rangée 2" and a number code 1-8-5-2. Eva is the only person who can save France from a disaster.