"... An official in British India, Sir Laurence Tennant has gone missing recently. The High Commissioner of the colony has ordered a thorough search of the whole territory of India."

"... Sir Laurence Tennant is a member of the House of Tennant, a famous arcanist family. Before he went missing, he was in charge of diamond mining, identification and transportation in British India for many years."

"... Buckingham Palace has announced the suspension of Laurence Tennant's title and other prerogatives since he is suspected of an arcanum-related crime, theft, fraud and is facing six other charges."

"... The government of British India has officially issued a wanted notice for the senior official, mineralogist, arcanist Laurence Tennant, with a reward of £30,000. This is the largest reward in recent years."

"... Laurence Tennant stands accused of an arcanum-related crime, in which he may have turned a batch of diamonds into charcoal on their way to Britain through his arcane skill. The colonial government is still in search of Laurence Tennant and trying to locate the whereabouts of the diamonds and therefore cannot take legal action against the suspect at the moment."

"... A teenage girl named Ada Tennant has gone missing from her home in British India. The British Indian Army and the local police have launched an investigation."

"... According to the investigation, Ada Tennant is the only daughter of Laurence Tennant, the arcanist mineralogist responsible for the appaling theft of diamonds. The girl was under the colonial government's long-term surveillance during the investigation on her father's case."

"... Recently, the Paris police have received a report on an arcanum-related theft. A batch of diamonds bought by a jewelry merchant has been stolen and replaced by charcoal through arcane skill."

Pandora Wilson: What's the difference between Britain, India and France to you?
Tennant: Nothing different, my beautiful lady.
Pandora Wilson: What do you mean?
Tennant: For me, humans are all the same, no matter where they are from.
Tennant: We share the same virtues and the same weaknesses, and we can't do anything about it. They are part of human nature.
Pandora Wilson: In that case, isn't it a bit unfair to treat your "clients" with lies?
Tennant: Well, it is essentially an art, and I'm the artist, my lady. My clients were impressed by my performance and thus left a small fortune that meant nothing to them.
Tennant: They've always been so cooperative that I think they really appreciated my arts.