A man is found hanged in a tower in La Rochelle. A letter A for avarice is drawn on his forehead, a method used in the 17th century to punish those committing a Deadly Sin. Raphaël Weiss investigates on the orders of Justine, his daughter.
A business man is found hanged in the Saint Nicolas tower in La Rochelle, the letter "A" like Avarice written with blood on his forehead. The city seems to fall back into the darkest times of its history: when Catholics were executed by the protestant police during the 17th century.—Happy_Evil_Dude
