Nick Olsen

I'm Nick Olsen. I was born and raised in a small town, where from an early age I was interested in analyzing people's behavior. At school, I was always observant and quiet, preferring to stay in the shadows but being able to notice things that eluded everyone else. This skill helped me later on to choose a career where attentiveness and the ability to think several steps ahead are important.

After university, where I studied criminology, I joined the police. At first I worked on minor crimes, but soon my work was noticed and I was transferred to a special department to investigate complex cases. Over time, I became known for my ability to analyze, identify patterns and unravel the most intricate cases.

I was never afraid of difficult cases, but when it came to The Shadow, everything changed. This investigation became my greatest challenge. A hit man no one could catch, leaving behind only black business cards and disappearing without a trace... It took all my skills to realize that this case was unlike any other. All I knew about The Shadow was that he was always one step ahead.

I had encountered mysteries many times over the years, but The Shadow was more than just a case. He became my obsessive study. It's a case I've immersed myself in so deeply that sometimes I wonder if I've lost touch with reality. I've become too suspicious, too persistent. Sometimes I think the investigation has become my obsession.

I don't tell you much about myself. I prefer to leave personal matters aside. Who I really am remains a mystery to everyone, even my colleagues. It is difficult for me to trust people, so I always keep my distance. Nevertheless, this job has changed me. I've seen a lot, and it often seems that the secrets I reveal at work overshadowed everything else in my life.

Now I can't stop. Everything I know about the Shadow keeps me searching for him, but every step feels more and more like a race with the shadows. Maybe I'm just too tired from the long investigation, or maybe - I've already started to lose myself, but the case must be brought to a conclusion.