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His wife was reported missing; the rain the previous day meant they couldn't determine the cause of death inside the tent, so investigators are searching for clues in the vicinity, including his cell phone, and some of those involved are missing.
Since Jonas died there, only one person could say what happened; she was apprehensive. The investigators arrived at the house to question her.
Patricia, who had left her daughter with a babysitter, then went out with her husband. They listened to Patricia's account explaining that the adventure started well until he couldn't stay. After he left, the trio continued the party, lit the bonfire, took pictures, had fun, and talked the whole time. The birthday boy then retired to his tent.
She said that a cold front arrived, the temperature dropped, Jonas woke up, and they wanted to go back home.
It's understandable that he was upset, he didn't want to leave, he's passionate about nature, and he decided to stay in the tent. He decided to leave them alone, claiming that he left food, a flashlight, and a gun for him to keep.
So, they went back, stopped at a snack bar, went home, watched television, and the next morning when they returned to look for him, the tent had disappeared; there was no one there. They were desperate; it was impossible for him to leave, so they called the police.
The investigators became suspicious, especially after the victim was followed to a campsite and then abandoned after being killed by the river.
Suddenly the media found out about it, and the news spread to everyone.
After speaking with the police, the widow notified her family.
An investigator approached the ex-fiancée, wanting to know all the details about the two of them. She reported that they were both seeing other people.
She loved him no matter what, she was with friends on the day of the murder, noticing the distrust, pointing the police officer in another direction.
The investigator visits a lover of his sister-in-law's sister, who reveals the alibi for the night of the murder, claiming that he and four other friends were at a strip club.
When she arrived at the police station, she became nervous, but they told her the same story.
Claiming that she arrived home, watched television, and ruled out the suspect, she found the receipt from the snack bar in her bag, which made sense.
Only one person is ruled out as a suspect, the mistress herself; the woman was on a trip to a hotel for a convention.
Focusing exclusively on Jonas's family, they requested a search warrant, went there, and found the wallet in a drawer in his room.
She acted as if she didn't know, and instead of continuing to question the widow, they pressed Patricia's sister; if there was anyone who could talk, it was Amber.
The only person presents who was there on the day of the death, we thought that if she were arrested for homicide, she would talk, so she became desperate, knowing that Amber was vulnerable. When the public prosecutor offered her immunity and 16 months of detention, they made a deal.
The younger sister ended up telling everything out of fear.
I'll tell you; I know what happened.
Who pulled the trigger?
\- It was my sister Patricia; she claims the murder was planned.
So, 4 weeks before.
She wanted to help her sister kill her in a place where there would be no witnesses.
They knew he loved camping, and he consumed alcohol, thinking they were drinking.
They brought a bottle of food colouring to match the color of the drink, it started to get cold, and Jonas, the birthday boy, said that at ten o'clock at night he went to sleep in the tent.
Amber was terrified; her sister didn't know she had tried to make her sister give up. Patricia then said he wasn't coming home with her, and went to the tent.
Patricia emptied the charger on top of him.
Amber gave him another cartridge, then Patricia emptied it, they wrapped the man in the tent and threw him off the cliff.
The sisters leave the place.
She never wanted to work, he had a $100,000 life insurance policy, but he had financial difficulties, she didn't want to work, and if he divorced her, she would have to work.
Patricia was tried for homicide and then sentenced to life imprisonment.
So, back to the bar.
He spent that night at the bar, simply wanting to forget, in a hidden corner of the nightclub, with a huge cloak, and hiding from view, he thought that a cloak would conceal who he was, big mistake, in the middle of his fourth bottle, someone sat down in front of him.
When, finally, touching the table, he lifted his face from the bottle, and it was... an idiot, who thought he should meet with an informant of another friend regarding an investigation, which led him to say that he hadn't given the insurance money to anyone.

A few weeks later.
Bruce had about two weeks of traveling through the galaxies before returning to planet Earth for some business, so he took this as one of his vacations, where he would collect lost technology from lost civilizations, relics, precious stones, gold, and anything else he could find that had no owner because they had died long ago.
Traveling through forgotten galactic zones, unknown even to the Green Lanterns , he was lost.
His name on some planets and dimensions was Tsuki; in galaxies outside planet Earth, among close friends, he had this nickname. He used names, pseudonyms, and other identities. He began hitchhiking with some of his allies and friends as he traveled through the galaxies.
He asked his engineers, in turn, to build a spaceship, even though this meant they were all involved in teleportation.
Bruce learned this when he began to hear the echo of the dead worlds, in addition to seeing all of this amidst his ships. He found a way to say that it wasn't looting, taking what is unnecessary for a fallen civilization, that's not pillaging. Others will need it, but more than zombies and dead worlds.
Even though each dream the Dragon sent him was a fragment of a lost era, he carried on with a warning, he carried on with a story.
When Bruce traveled through the ruins of time, he collected lost objects and technologies from ghost planets, undone cities, and kingdoms that burned like memories.
Bruce, for his part, had a mental map within him from absorbing the books of the ages, the library of the end, before returning back in time.
Following each of them, something was repeated, always accompanied by glory, arrogance, and forgetfulness.
Bruce was heading towards a Kingdom of Nareth , the Crystal World.
This was the era of Nareth , made of music and light, where its glass towers vibrated like harps when the wind blew.
The magicians there believed they could extract pure sound from the cosmos; in their libraries, they had many lost books, probably never read, not all of them, while he was placing them in his ship.
When they extracted it, he saw the story ?
But the sound turned into a scream.
He had a few hours, according to his calculations, to collect the money and then leave.
No sooner said than done.
When the final note was played, the planet shattered; it was far away, of course, with such a perfect symphony that it destroyed matter itself.
Sailing his spaceship to another planet in that solar system, he exited the ship upon landing, and Bruce now walks through the ruins, hearing echoes that never cease.
The Dragon warns him:
"There's too much music in pride."
2\. Kael-Tir , the Kingdom of the Three Moons
Beautiful relics, technologies, everything from a kingdom reminiscent of ancient Greece ; he collected some items and placed them on his ship.
It was an empire of poets and oracles, even so, where the three moons dictated destiny, even if one astronomer dared to alter them, then, he pushed an orbit, rewrote the sky.
For a thousand years, the Kaelians lived in eternal light.
On the thousand and first day, the fire fell.
Then the moons collided.
The ocean rose.
Poetry has become silence.
Meanwhile, Bruce found the libraries petrified.
The pages, still vibrating, whispered verses:
Books that sing and tell stories.
"Eternity cannot bear to be touched."
It wasn't long after leaving the planet in his spaceship, traveling among the stars.
3\. Altherion , the World of the Sleeping Gods

A planet covered in temples, one for each sleeping deity, even though the faith of men has been replaced by machines that promise salvation without sacrifice.
The gods, forgotten, rotted in a dream , but when they awoke, famished, they devoured the very sky.
While looking through the ruins, collecting objects.