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and then we'll go and kick that jerk from the Temple's ass Deciding that this constant running from the guards could end very badly, and that it was practically impossible to leave the city, Kir decided to take a risk. In essence, he wasn't guilty of anything and was simply framed, and therefore there was nothing to punish him for, but that still needs to be proven, and for this, the Darnian went to the Justiciar. Kir had heard that a fair and impartial person is appointed to this position, which means that the most logical thing to do would be to go there, and not to the building of the guard, the legion, to the mages, or to that very woman, because of whom these problems began. Of course, he had no confidence in a favorable outcome, nor in the fact that he would not be detained near the building of the Justiciar, but he saw no other way out. Kir left all his belongings with Damien, keeping only his cane, a ring for telepathic communication, and an amulet that had helped him not so long ago. The Darnian gave instructions to his young friend in case things didn't work out and set off.
if anything, I'm wearing a hood so I don't get detained along the way. come on, Hero
On his way back from seeing Justice Saburo, he got a little lost. It wasn't that finding the council building was difficult, but on his way back, the samurai intended to visit a few more places, so asking a passerby for help would be a logical solution.
"Excuse me for bothering you," he called out to a stranger in a hooded cloak, who seemed to be heading in the same direction. "Are you by any chance heading towards the council building? I just arrived in the city and am not yet familiar with the area, so I would be grateful if you could point me in the right direction."
no, I'm not heading there - Yes, I am heading that way, so I can show you the way; it's nearby, - the Dungeon dweller replied friendly and led the stranger in the right direction. - Are you here on business or just looking around?
- Yes, I'm heading that way, so I can show you the way. It's nearby, - the Darnian replied friendly and led the stranger in the right direction. - Are you here on business or just sightseeing?
- To be honest, I wanted to seek help from the Justiciar. The thing is, I came to the capital to visit the local Temple of Shameimaru and found it in a rather unfavorable financial situation. I'm sure that many other sacred sites are experiencing similar difficulties due to high taxes. However, I've heard that the Justiciar is a kind and fair man, so perhaps, if not change this strange law, he can at least help find a way out of the situation. And what brings you there?
I know where you can get 20 gold, or even more. By the way, is your character good in Quent? I haven't read about it.
- You've embarked on a noble quest, and I hope she can help you, as well as me. As for me," the Darnian began, "I might even be able to help you in some way, but I would prefer to do it in a different manner. The thing is, I'm being accused of a crime I didn't commit, and that's why I want to talk to the Justiciar. I doubt they'll let me see her, rather than arrest me at the entrance or even try to kill me, so you should be on your guard. But if I can resolve this misunderstanding, I think I could assist you in your endeavor.
All my characters are fine in terms of their stats.
-Kill? What have you done? In any case, I don't know much about the laws of this country, but if you are going to demand fair justice, I think it's a worthy and honest act. As for help, I would be very grateful to you, because if the judge refuses my request, I doubt I will be able to get it anywhere else. By the way, my name is Saburo, nice to meet you.