Crooked Bee
(no longer) a wide-wandering bee
The mines business sounded tedious, so I chose to head to the palace first.
And here I am.
A nice clear view of the next exclamation mark; too bad about the possessed getting in the way.
"Kill me"? I shall oblige.
And oblige I did.
The exclamation mark is hovering over the throne.
Eh no, I don't think the game wants me to sit down here.
Ah yes, the third stone.
Piece of cake.
Because you're possessed, silly. Let me "cure" you now.
And up the stairs I go.
In fact, the rescue-the-damsel-from-the-palace quest is easy to miss, since you can just walk out of the palace once you've got the third key stone.
The only clue you're given for the quest is that white quest marker on the mini-map. I don't think Zyra or Magor mentioned there's a princess in the palace either.
But here she is. Princess Lisha.
I'm having a look around the palace.
Who allowed you?
(Like we needed permission to enter a demonically possessed palace.)
Magor.
The mage?
Yes.
Is he in his right mind?
When I talked to him, he was, yes.
Dat smile.
And... Take care of my wardrobe chests.
...and the one back there I need right away. It's been days already since I last got re-dressed... since the servants went mad. Here in my hideout I used perfume, but I ran out of it yesterday and by now...
You can get the other chests later.
You can come along, I'll take you to Magor.
How dare you?
Dare what? Refuse to take the chests along?
That and the way you talk to me!
...that is how you talk to the daughter of Ethorn VI, the future king of Argaan.
(No wonder no one asked us to rescue this one.)
I'm listening...
Just come along.
Twenty lashes! When we are at Magor's, I'll see that you are properly punished.
Or stay here. I don't care.
All right then: Come along, your Highness, I'll take you to Magor.
It's dangerous out there. I can't take care of the luggage too.
Well, then we leave the chests here for now.
Can we leave now?
Yes, I'm ready.
And leave we do.
The princess tags along.
No taming of the shrew, then?
She is alive, unharmed and not possessed!
Unfortunately.
Yes. Can I leave her with you?
Oh, sure, sure!
And don't forget any! I need them urgently!
Sorry, but I've got other and more important things to do.
Now listen to that unmannered yokel, Magor! He refuses to fetch my chests!
...call a few servants to take care of my chests. And someone to heat water. I need a bath.
Have you got a maidservant who can bathe me?
Luckily for us, Magor ignores her completely.
Oh, wait!
What is it?
You've rendered Setarrif and all of Aargan a great service!
Here, take this! For the great service you rendered to the house of the Setarrifians it might not be enough, but maybe it'll come in handy some time.
Good.
Goddamn.
Screw you. I'm outta here.
And here I am.
A nice clear view of the next exclamation mark; too bad about the possessed getting in the way.
"Kill me"? I shall oblige.
And oblige I did.
The exclamation mark is hovering over the throne.
Eh no, I don't think the game wants me to sit down here.
Ah yes, the third stone.
Piece of cake.
Because you're possessed, silly. Let me "cure" you now.
And up the stairs I go.
In fact, the rescue-the-damsel-from-the-palace quest is easy to miss, since you can just walk out of the palace once you've got the third key stone.
The only clue you're given for the quest is that white quest marker on the mini-map. I don't think Zyra or Magor mentioned there's a princess in the palace either.
But here she is. Princess Lisha.
(Like we needed permission to enter a demonically possessed palace.)
Dat smile.
(No wonder no one asked us to rescue this one.)
And leave we do.
The princess tags along.
No taming of the shrew, then?
Unfortunately.
Luckily for us, Magor ignores her completely.
Good.
Goddamn.
Screw you. I'm outta here.