Keltham Prestidigitates the wall clear. He then starts to sketch a dath ilani murder mystery game, aimed at sufficiently young children that going through the motions of guessing the key statistics and multiplying odds won't just seem trivial and boring to them.
The owner of a house far away from any other houses, a man named Bahdhi, has been discovered dead, the discoloration of his body suggesting poisoning. His head is missing, so this isn't a truly awful crime - the Surreptitious Head Removers were evidently notified duly in advance, and called in - and you're obviously supposed to ignore any information you get as a result about this crime having been premeditated or the poisoning not just being accidental -