English, 27.05.2021 08:20 Arealbot

Hey guys. I am writing a mystery detective story and fantasy story mixed together. For the fantasy part, its about a boy who got powers from his aunt dying and found the secret horrors of her castle and herself. But for the detective part basically a girl named Matilda is found missing. She's 16, just new to dorms. She is also a member of student council. Can you help me write the script for this story? By giving clues and false leads. I actually wanted her to end up as the royal soldier who died.

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