ID: 5300347

Repeatable: True

Validate Conditions on Start: False

Auto Start: No

Auto Start Init: Unknown

Event On

• Round Begin BA: 2, 4

Activation Conditions

This event has no activation conditions.

Outcome Actions

• Options:

  Do you remember the maid who pleaded for her master last time? She stopped you again, then took out a purse from her bosom, containing five Gold Coins she had scraped together, all her savings, her entire property. She grabbed your clothes and begged you to pity her and help her find the truth for her master...

  • op1: Alright then...
  • op2: Not my concern
  • op3: You and your master...
  • op4: The verdict is correct, there's no need to discuss further.
• Case #1:
  • Rite: Field Investigation
  • Coins: 5
  • Prompt:

    Her diligence and stubbornness moved you. Moreover, this poor woman looked at you as if you were her last hope... You sighed, took the money, and seriously promised her that you would help find the truth – as for whether the truth would be as she imagined, both of you don't know for now.

  • Disable Event: The Woman Who Seeks Justice 2
• Case #2:
  • Enable Event: The Woman Who Filed for Justice 3
  • Prompt:

    You firmly refused the woman again and harshly told her that it was not because the reward was insufficient that you were unwilling to help her.
    
    - Besides, even if you want to bribe me to help, you can't do so in broad daylight! How could I save face among my colleagues this way?
    
    The woman bit her lip and left, looking back every few steps. You had a feeling she wouldn't give up so easily.

  • Disable Event: The Woman Who Seeks Justice 2
• Case #3:
  • Enable Event: I made it.
  • Counter (7100004): Add 1
  • Prompt:

    You interrupted the woman and asked her why she was so worried about her master. Could it be that... Her face turned red instantly. She said her master was a good person, very kind, and treated his servants well. You suddenly realized and said, 'Then Qais was wrong. The one who benefits most from your master's wife's death is not him but you.' She was stunned for a while before saying, 'Yes, it should be me.' For some reason, she bowed to you and left with a light step.

  • Disable Event: The Woman Who Seeks Justice 2
• Case #4:
  • Enable Event: You're smart to know what's good for you.
  • Prompt:

    You sighed and told her the truth of why you didn't want to interfere – you believed the case was already very clear and that the minister responsible hadn't misjudged. Could you not trust your noble colleague but trust a lowly maid instead? Besides, she had said so much without providing solid evidence, driven purely by emotion. However, emotions can change easily; one night's time is enough to turn against each other.
    
    Hearing this, the maid wanted to refute you but quickly realized it was useless. You had already made up your mind. Disappointed, she left.

  • Disable Event: The Woman Who Seeks Justice 2

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