47,000 Gone — Digital Heist Episode 1

Before Kai's alarm goes off, Jay reports that the school's 47,000 $STORY tournament prize has been stolen. The transaction is visible. The person who made it is not. As the crew starts blaming someone they know, you investigate the receipt, follow the first leads, and decide how Kai treats the people caught in the accusation.

What do you do in the game?

Digital Heist uses the LifeQuest detective player. Open GameVault to inspect the movement of the prize, read the crew's messages, speak to the people involved, and pin the evidence you earn to the Case Wall. The story builds a comic from the route you take. This chapter ends when a new movement gives Kai a reason to keep looking.

Can one wallet address identify the thief?

No. A public transaction can show when tokens moved and which address received them. It cannot prove who was at the keyboard. Episode 1 lets you test the gap between a convincing clue and a fair accusation.

Continue the case

Play on a phone or computer without a download. The tournament tokens and wallet are fictional; you do not connect a real account or spend real money. See the chapter plan on the Digital Heist page.

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