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— Did you have the honor of participating in a personal meeting with Her Highness Naria es Diesra Arual?
No, but look how she's doing.
— Ah... I've heard that she's looking for people for some reason. That's why we came here. After all, who would dare betray the princess's employees, even if they manage to...? But in the end, she said that people like us are not needed, - it seemed that Beata was about to cry again.
Since there's nothing else to do, Beata carefully examines the door.
For the future:
1. Never create Criminals again; I don't know why I have so many Criminals and low-level units.
2. Never try to be a hero in the Fortress maps again; why couldn't I just go shopping and hang out in cafes like normal people?
3. Never try to apply experience from Fallout to this game, lol.
Since there's nothing else to do, Beata carefully examines the door.
For the future. 1. Never create criminals again, I don't know why I have so many criminals and losers. 2. Never go looking for trouble in Revnya's expansions again; why couldn't I go shopping and to cafes like normal people? 3. Never try to apply experience from Fallout in an expansion, lol.
Nothing but Tsukik and similar overpowered characters saves the day. Whether they're criminals or not. And even they don't always save the day.
In general, if Kenshiro's negotiations don't reveal something truly horrifying and don't turn into a battle, then, according to the role-playing scenario, we can assume that Klin said, "We stay put and don't make any moves, but we don't lose our vigilance," right?
Nothing but Tsukik and similar overpowered characters can save the situation. Whether they are criminals or not. And even they don't always save the day.
It's okay. It's just a script where the loyalists attack Naria and her cunning plans, and she summons Tiaria as a last resort. He rescues you, and you capture Margel in preparation for the rebirth of Akonia.
Nothing but Tsukik and similar overpowered characters can save the situation. Whether they are criminals or not. And even they don't always save the day.
It's very difficult for me to lie, even for a fictional character. I was really close to confessing. And with a non-criminal character, I'll have to come up with fewer lies and excuses.
Later, Princess Narya visits the guard headquarters. After a very long and tense dialogue, Elliot Ironboot agrees to release all members of Carneol from custody, except for Beata. The next day, a trial was held, and since there was no evidence of Beata's involvement in the murders of Antonius Blake and Gloria Mansell (Elliot Ironboot was an experienced investigator and simply acted on intuition, hoping to expose the suspect – maybe he would get lucky), she was sentenced to a month of imprisonment – for illegal trespassing and resisting arrest. Her enchanted boots were confiscated because she admitted they were stolen; the rest of her belongings will be returned to her after she completes her prison sentence. Her companions can visit her in the dungeon (a separate location, requires 3 hours).
Beata tells riddles about two chairs to her cellmates and makes holes in their spoons.
And in the scrolls, if you're in prison, you can level up your stealth or lockpicking skills. Can you do that here?