Diana knew she shouldn't have gone in there, at least not without backup from other officers. But Diana wasn't always the type who liked to trounce upon the typical rules. Being a police officer for five years has made her hardened to the travails of life, and often, Diana believed that she didn't need anyone else but herself. But this mystery, this crime scene, all of it was only going to get harder to face over time, and as she walked towards the entrance of the building, she had a chill start to fall down her spine. Diana knew that she had to investigate this club. It was where the murders led to, where everything seemed to culminate. Something was telling her not to do this. But she didn't know if it was the goodness of her conscience, or what, but she did feel the need to run away the second she got closer to the doors, noticing that the heavy scent of cigar smoke was starting to permeate through this atmosphere. As Diana goes deeper and deeper into the case, she finds out more and more behind the murders, but will her cover be blown before she's able to solve it, or will she become a victim herself?