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The British Museum
In the late eighteenth century, British Ekats founded a museum to house some of the treasures they discovered around the world. It was deemed the perfect place to store a new find--the Rosetta Stone, a priceless ancient Egyptian artifact that contained a crucial hint to an Ekaterina Clue. The Rosetta Stone is on public display, but the Ekats use their advance surveillance system to keep a careful watch on all visitors. Anyone who spends a suspicious amount of time in the Egyptian gallery gets a special treat--a trip to the secret underground prison.
