This is quest in Chapter 5: Second Opinion
Description[]

- The Guard of Priwen have abducted Edgar Swansea and brought him to their new headquarters - inside
- the Doris Fletcher's former theatre. I shall go there as soon as possible and rescue my dear old friend.
Quest[]
Rescue Edgar Swansea
- Reach the Doris Fletcher's theatre
- Now the front door is unlocked, you can go in Doris Fletcher's Acting School, EXP +100.
- Gather informaiton about Edgar Swansea's work
- Kill some Guards in 1st floor and get McCullum's Report on the table.
- Meanwhile you will also get Theatre Stage Key, which can open the door and you will need keep going.
- After through the door, go down-stairs, a L32 Priwen Exterminator was guarding a door.
- Kill him and go into the door to find The Vampire Knight in bookshelf, William Marshal's Memoirs on the table together with Theatre Basement Key, EXP +!30.
- Retrieve Edgar Swansea
- Before do that, don't forget to check the Pinned Note on the wall which related with investigation Pandora's box.
- Open the door to Dr Edgar Swansea with Theatre Basement Key, EXP +100.
- Talk to Edgar Swansea
- After some chat with Dr Edgar Swansea, you need make decision of his fate.
- 1[] [LET DIE] You deserve it
- 2[] [TURN] (You sacrifice 3000 XP in the process) you are not going to die...
- 3[] [embrace] i'll make your death quicker
Result[]
About 'Accidental' deaths
- The inhabitants of London live in fear of physicians. Delayed interventions,
- barefaced favouritism, and strange experimental treatments. This scarcity of
- professionalism is crystallized in Pembroke hospital, Whitechapel, where
- deontology was discharged a long time ago.
- The Pembroke administration hides behind a facade of dedication and
- rectitude, but those of us who know any of their patients, or worse, were
- among them, are aware of their deceit. In this temple devoted to dread, you
- and your corpse will be relieved of its possessions in the morgue. Here,
- patients die overnight of wounds they never bore upon their arrival... And they
- call them 'accidents.'
- I briefly interviewed Dr. Swansea, head of administration, declaimed a
- pedantic 'Timor mortis conturbat me' ('fear of death confounds me'), before
- forcing us out of the establishment.
- Quotes in Latin will not be enough to keep us away from their morbidity:
- volunteers are welcome to join me tomorrow morning in front of the hospital
- to demand clear facts about the state of this medical institution. Come in
- numbers.
- E.W.