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List of possible actions:

A) Investigate the Mirai who visited the forge.
B) Surveil Miranda's mother.
C) Search for suspicious individuals in the canteen.
D) Question the victims.
E) Look for leads through direct contacts.
F) Go to the lake.
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A) This is a good option in any case, I like it. Either we'll hit the jackpot right away, or she might turn out to be their pursuer, as I said. Then we'll get an ally. Well, or it could just be a coincidence... Of course, that's possible too, who knows.
B) Well, surveillance might work. It's unclear what to talk about or how to approach the conversation.
C) It's a shame we spent the OS points; we could have risked signing up for the beer festival... But as it is, I don't know. You can always eat in the canteen, and we'll see what happens. It's possible that someone will try to recruit one of us.
D) By engaging in such activity, we risk them figuring out about us just as quickly as they figured out about the Count. And what if he already questioned them...? But we can try this approach.
E) Where do we find these "direct contacts"? But if there's a chance that a mass questioning will lead us to the "right" people... Still, I find this option the least appealing.
F) The lake might contain unique content for Lok, or it might provide us with a clue in some form. We can't rule out an encounter, like in the western forest (water elementals and mermaids will appear and attack; after the victory, we'll receive a blessing from the river nymph and find another child, hehe). In short, I'm for the lake. There's no point in splitting up since everyone has a pass.
G - interrogate Fritz and those involved, and ask Norbert about it in more detail.

Let's assume the lake is a non-plot-related fight. Then, after it, we can proceed with the investigation with a clear conscience. If it's related to the plot, then there will be nothing left to investigate.
If the lake is non-plot-related, and we skip it for now and proceed with the investigation, we'll have to engage in some (possibly tedious) role-playing first, and then there's a chance to advance the plot or get into a mess that will kick us out of the location.

Either way, it seems better to go to the lake first. The only thing is that it might be risky, but looking for a group of darknet thugs is also not very safe in its essence. As is life in general, breathing, and leaving the house.
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