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Skyrim: Rape of Requiem (mf/ff/oral/anal/forced/preg)
- Thread starter RK47
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I had to upgrade some SexLabs frameworks and mods last night. Spent 2 hours uh, *testing* the content in another character.
Sorry - I did slept late to finish some major quest line but had no time to turn it into a written entry. Already chopped the shots into neat uploads though. Just need text.
So what's your impressions of the Brotherhood Questline so far? (No spoilers please)
I didn't like it TBH. Too mystical and everything is hinging on the New Kid(tm) to succeed.
There used to be a rank progression in Oblivion - but Skyrim seems to be content to just bump you up to important positions 2-3 assignments in.
That did not feel right at all. It's like nobody else is doing the work except you.
Afterglow
More manly tears later...
"Mind if I take this?"
"Please, you've taken EVERYTHING!"
Grabbed an interesting looking statue from his nightstand before leaving him to cry over the loss of his anal virginity.
Thanks for the memories, I head down back to the basement with the key in hand.
There's a bill inside the safe. Not only did this guy went rogue on his boss, but he sold away his entire estate?
The new owner seems to be very hostile to the Thieves Guild. Brynjolf would want to see this.
I head out of the mansion and make my way towards the bee hives.
The thugs aren't exactly top-quality material, leather armor is just another layer of soft flesh against my arrows.
Amateurs.
Too easy.
"That's not all, Brynjolf. You may want to see this bill."
Unfortunately, Brynjolf have no idea who is new Aringoth's business partner - but he will investigate while he sends me to meet Maven Black-Briar.
Yeah, I'm not worried at all.
Handing over the bee statue to Delvin nets me 400 gold. Nice.
I feel stronger.
"Mind if I take this?"
"Please, you've taken EVERYTHING!"
Grabbed an interesting looking statue from his nightstand before leaving him to cry over the loss of his anal virginity.
Thanks for the memories, I head down back to the basement with the key in hand.
There's a bill inside the safe. Not only did this guy went rogue on his boss, but he sold away his entire estate?
The new owner seems to be very hostile to the Thieves Guild. Brynjolf would want to see this.
I head out of the mansion and make my way towards the bee hives.
The thugs aren't exactly top-quality material, leather armor is just another layer of soft flesh against my arrows.
Amateurs.
Too easy.
"That's not all, Brynjolf. You may want to see this bill."
Unfortunately, Brynjolf have no idea who is new Aringoth's business partner - but he will investigate while he sends me to meet Maven Black-Briar.
Yeah, I'm not worried at all.
Handing over the bee statue to Delvin nets me 400 gold. Nice.
I feel stronger.
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Don't you just hate weddings?
Don't worry, Maven. Being underestimated is always good for the element of surprise.
Well, I'm here already. What's the job?
Not sure where that is. Where do I start?
I'm not gonna go there right away. There's a rather important assignment waiting for me, I board the carriage to Falkreath.
Yes. It's an amulet for the member of the Elder Council.
She grins before describing the next step in assassinating the Emperor. A bride to be needs to be slain on her wedding.
Why are we exactly killing her? What's the connection?
Ah. I see now. A public assassination in a troubled province on the brink of civil war. Delightfully wicked.
Solitude is our next destination.
Upon reaching Solitude, I instructed Muiri to stand guard over the horse at a secluded spot just outside the town.
"You sure about this?" she asks.
"I don't want us to get separated in the crowd. It's a public assassination, Muiri - in and out. Not a showdown in a bandit fortress. Lots of civilians and guards. I'll be fine."
"Alright, be careful."
"Watch out for those horrible things, the mud crabs."
With a chuckle, she waved me away.
It's a public wedding, there's no guest list. No security details. What the hell? For a relative of the Emperor, this is too easy.
Tried to mingle and socialize, but it seems like there's no much time, the couple is about to make the public address.
That door. Where does it lead to?
Ah. Ready or not...
Here I come.
I quickly swiped her valuables. Her husband draws his sword, only to eat an arrow to the face.
The crowd below gasped in horror at the double murders. I turned around as I hear the door opens behind me.
You may want to look behind you, scalefag...
I hop off the platform, dodging arrows as I sprint away.
Too easy. One more jump down and I'm...
Eh.. here, some coin. Now stand aside.
So much for the Empire's finest... I slip out of the city unscathed.
Don't worry, Maven. Being underestimated is always good for the element of surprise.
Well, I'm here already. What's the job?
Not sure where that is. Where do I start?
I'm not gonna go there right away. There's a rather important assignment waiting for me, I board the carriage to Falkreath.
Yes. It's an amulet for the member of the Elder Council.
She grins before describing the next step in assassinating the Emperor. A bride to be needs to be slain on her wedding.
Why are we exactly killing her? What's the connection?
Ah. I see now. A public assassination in a troubled province on the brink of civil war. Delightfully wicked.
Solitude is our next destination.
Upon reaching Solitude, I instructed Muiri to stand guard over the horse at a secluded spot just outside the town.
"You sure about this?" she asks.
"I don't want us to get separated in the crowd. It's a public assassination, Muiri - in and out. Not a showdown in a bandit fortress. Lots of civilians and guards. I'll be fine."
"Alright, be careful."
"Watch out for those horrible things, the mud crabs."
With a chuckle, she waved me away.
It's a public wedding, there's no guest list. No security details. What the hell? For a relative of the Emperor, this is too easy.
Tried to mingle and socialize, but it seems like there's no much time, the couple is about to make the public address.
That door. Where does it lead to?
Ah. Ready or not...
Here I come.
I quickly swiped her valuables. Her husband draws his sword, only to eat an arrow to the face.
The crowd below gasped in horror at the double murders. I turned around as I hear the door opens behind me.
You may want to look behind you, scalefag...
I hop off the platform, dodging arrows as I sprint away.
Too easy. One more jump down and I'm...
Eh.. here, some coin. Now stand aside.
So much for the Empire's finest... I slip out of the city unscathed.
wow. thrilling assassination. trully radiant. like a shining star of excitement.
Should do it naked when it comes to the Emperor's. 
On a more serious note:
This quest is just piss easy if you don't take any risk.
Heck, the riskiest thing you could do is doing the walk up and kill move I did (if you still want the bonus that is.)
Alternatively you could head up to the walls and shoot from there, escape when alarm when raised - not many guards are patrolling the walls.
So far I'm quite disappointed with the quality of set pieces for the Dark Brotherhood line. It seems Oblivion did it better. Most hits in Dark Brotherhood involves traveling long distance, kill one guy and return.
This is one area that Bethesda can't seem to improve upon.
On a more serious note:
This quest is just piss easy if you don't take any risk.
Heck, the riskiest thing you could do is doing the walk up and kill move I did (if you still want the bonus that is.)
Alternatively you could head up to the walls and shoot from there, escape when alarm when raised - not many guards are patrolling the walls.
So far I'm quite disappointed with the quality of set pieces for the Dark Brotherhood line. It seems Oblivion did it better. Most hits in Dark Brotherhood involves traveling long distance, kill one guy and return.
This is one area that Bethesda can't seem to improve upon.
Ha. Ha. Ha?
Talk about an over-reaction.
The spell that Astrid awards is actually a pretty good daily power. It grants access to a conjured spectral assassin. But that's not the coolest part.
It's the Listener from Oblivion's Dark Brotherhood, with the same voice actor. Lucien Lachance.
It costs no mana to use this daily power BTW, making it a great distraction / backup for flat-footed assassins.
On the surface this mission sounds intriguing. You have to track a moving target, find out his schedule then kill him in a crowded city if you want a bonus.
But the problem is that the target does not MOVE until the player visits his starting line.
Why, Bethesda, why?
Just a random stranger in a butt-ugly mask loitering near Penis Occulators, nothing out of the ordinary. Don't mind Casper the friendly ghost.
This is when he starts walking. And the compass marker disappears. To find him, you have to find out his travel schedule and find him at the right days. Finding out his travel schedule will make his marker reappear on the world map. Or just be patient and follow him from the start.
What makes it worse, he travels alone because people are obviously safe when they travel in smaller numbers. And he's on foot. So everyone can catch up to him easily. I gained Sneak from just trailing this guy for 5 minutes.
Guess you can plant the incriminating letter using pickpocket, then fire off an arrow from the shadows.
But why do that?
He's getting closer to where I want him to be. It's gonna be a piece of cake.
Remember the Solitude side entry gate? I don't know why it is there, but there's no guards on that side. Initiate combat with the target and lure him.
He gives nice blocking practice too. You shouldn't lose one on ones unless you didn't block / have no potions. Get him close to the gate, enter the gate into Solitude and he should be there as well.
Put him down.
Plant the letter. Mission accomplished. How sad.
Guess the plan is on now. Time to head back to the Sanctuary...
Hey, where's Astrid?
Uh oh.
Talk about an over-reaction.
The spell that Astrid awards is actually a pretty good daily power. It grants access to a conjured spectral assassin. But that's not the coolest part.
It's the Listener from Oblivion's Dark Brotherhood, with the same voice actor. Lucien Lachance.
It costs no mana to use this daily power BTW, making it a great distraction / backup for flat-footed assassins.
On the surface this mission sounds intriguing. You have to track a moving target, find out his schedule then kill him in a crowded city if you want a bonus.
But the problem is that the target does not MOVE until the player visits his starting line.
Why, Bethesda, why?
Just a random stranger in a butt-ugly mask loitering near Penis Occulators, nothing out of the ordinary. Don't mind Casper the friendly ghost.
This is when he starts walking. And the compass marker disappears. To find him, you have to find out his travel schedule and find him at the right days. Finding out his travel schedule will make his marker reappear on the world map. Or just be patient and follow him from the start.
What makes it worse, he travels alone because people are obviously safe when they travel in smaller numbers. And he's on foot. So everyone can catch up to him easily. I gained Sneak from just trailing this guy for 5 minutes.
Guess you can plant the incriminating letter using pickpocket, then fire off an arrow from the shadows.
But why do that?
He's getting closer to where I want him to be. It's gonna be a piece of cake.
Remember the Solitude side entry gate? I don't know why it is there, but there's no guards on that side. Initiate combat with the target and lure him.
He gives nice blocking practice too. You shouldn't lose one on ones unless you didn't block / have no potions. Get him close to the gate, enter the gate into Solitude and he should be there as well.
Put him down.
Plant the letter. Mission accomplished. How sad.
Guess the plan is on now. Time to head back to the Sanctuary...
Hey, where's Astrid?
Uh oh.
This is a Bad Joke
What happened here? Looks like Scalefag got hurt.
OK, what now then?
"Search his quarters. Find out where that jester is hiding."
Why me? Honestly. Can nobody else read in this guild or what? His room's a mess. But there's a journal - or a set of journal spanning 5 volumes. And 56 pages in all. Cause people hate to read.
In case you wondered, you don't need to read all of them. Just take Volume 5
But I'm kinda curious what made Cicero bring the Night Mother to Skyrim of all places. I thought it was a nicer place in Cheydinhal? Or was it Bruma. I can't recall.
So.. here we go.
End of Volume 1.
Boring.
Skooma traffickers? What? Was it really that bad?
End of Volume 2.
End of Volume 3
Poor guy, gets to be the janitor.
How does Cicero even know the Binding Words if he can't even hear what the Night Mother said? Shit makes no sense.
End of Volume 4
The final volume... finally.
Bingo.
He's in Dawn Star. For sure.
Do I really have to kill this clown?
Fine. He dies. Sheesh, why can't I even get a back-up?
Behold...
Shadowmere. We ride into the shadows.
What happened here? Looks like Scalefag got hurt.
OK, what now then?
"Search his quarters. Find out where that jester is hiding."
Why me? Honestly. Can nobody else read in this guild or what? His room's a mess. But there's a journal - or a set of journal spanning 5 volumes. And 56 pages in all. Cause people hate to read.
In case you wondered, you don't need to read all of them. Just take Volume 5
But I'm kinda curious what made Cicero bring the Night Mother to Skyrim of all places. I thought it was a nicer place in Cheydinhal? Or was it Bruma. I can't recall.
So.. here we go.
End of Volume 1.
Boring.
Skooma traffickers? What? Was it really that bad?
End of Volume 2.
End of Volume 3
Poor guy, gets to be the janitor.
How does Cicero even know the Binding Words if he can't even hear what the Night Mother said? Shit makes no sense.
End of Volume 4
The final volume... finally.
Bingo.
He's in Dawn Star. For sure.
Do I really have to kill this clown?
Fine. He dies. Sheesh, why can't I even get a back-up?
Behold...
Shadowmere. We ride into the shadows.
Rod Rodderson
Augur
And Morrowind's Night Mother was an Imperial woman, whom you rather unceremoniously kill off in the Morag Tong questline.
The ghost Night Mother just Mephala, doing what Mephala does. In this case, making stupid cultists kill people.
The ghost Night Mother just Mephala, doing what Mephala does. In this case, making stupid cultists kill people.
Dark Brotherhood was irrevocably damaged when Night Mother was turned into a Dunmer ghost in Oblivion.
Daggerfall Night Mother was a sultry mortal womyn.
Someone must've fucked her to death then. She's all dry man. Totally dry. I know. I humped her in the coffin, remember?
There's always enough time for that!
Northeast of Falkreath, slightly past midnight...
Hey, what's up?
Oh, really? Then you won't mind me checking your pockets right? Well. You don't have anything but your mistress...
One worthless dude down. Excuse me, ma'am. Your rings please?
Oh, OK. You wanna play it that way.
Been a while.
"Are you sure we have enough time?"
"There's always enough time for this, Muiri!"
*Riiiiip*
Thanks for the rings. Come back to Skyrim anytime.
OK, we're done here. Let's go.
Dawnstar
It's late. But the Sanctuary isn't that hard to find.
Hey, what's up?
Oh, really? Then you won't mind me checking your pockets right? Well. You don't have anything but your mistress...
One worthless dude down. Excuse me, ma'am. Your rings please?
Oh, OK. You wanna play it that way.
Been a while.
"Are you sure we have enough time?"
"There's always enough time for this, Muiri!"
*Riiiiip*
Thanks for the rings. Come back to Skyrim anytime.
OK, we're done here. Let's go.
Dawnstar
It's late. But the Sanctuary isn't that hard to find.
Listener x Keeper mf/rough/anal
Hmmm. Not sure why I should let him live. What possible benefit can he be to me? Hm. Oh well.
Take off your clothes and I might let you live.
Okay.
*Riiip*
My that's a pretty big cock, Cicero. I might go crazy if I let that all in me...
OOooooooh. That was ... Ummph. Not bad. M..my turn.
The jester screamed. He had a rough first time.
Alright, clown. I'll let you live...
Just don't mess with the Brotherhood. Move on. Forget us.
Now, before I go...
Just a little insurance, Cicero. Thanks for the shirt.
C'mon Muiri, we have an Emperor to kill.
*SLAM*
Take off your clothes and I might let you live.
Okay.
*Riiip*
My that's a pretty big cock, Cicero. I might go crazy if I let that all in me...
OOooooooh. That was ... Ummph. Not bad. M..my turn.
The jester screamed. He had a rough first time.
Alright, clown. I'll let you live...
Just don't mess with the Brotherhood. Move on. Forget us.
Now, before I go...
Just a little insurance, Cicero. Thanks for the shirt.
C'mon Muiri, we have an Emperor to kill.
*SLAM*
The Uncommon Taste
Cicero's armor is practically just a piece of clothing. Even enchanted, it's still a nonsensical choice for armor.
There's also the Jester set armor in the Dawn Star Sanctuary - yes, they're clothing with no armor rating again. However the chest piece grants the wearer a further 12% better price from stores. Pretty neat when combined with Masque and Necklace effect.
We ride back to Falkreath Sanctuary without further incident.
Sounds darn easy.
Yeah, just a celebrity cook I have to kill. But how can I actually fool the Emperor's guards that I'm the Gourmet?
Wait, you don't even know what he looks like? How are we going to do this?
Festus grumbles, and mentions that the Gourmet name-dropped someone when writing his book, the Uncommon Taste.
That person seems to be a close acquaintance of his and possibly knows his true identity.
Markath. Ugh. I don't relish returning to that city.
Alright. That's it?
Gotcha.
Time to head to Markath.
Lots of bad memories. Hopefully the Forsworn threat is over with.
Looks like the vendors still remember me.
News of that wedding hit seems to have spread throughout the guards. Ah well, that was an easy job. I'm sure the whole province is gonna be abuzz when I end the Emperor's life.
Now, Anton Virane...
Ah, Breton. I want information on the Gourmet. A name, and his whereabouts.
To your grave? For the Dark Brotherhood, that can be easily arranged...
I tap my quiver slightly. He stops stirring the pot, understanding the signal of intent.
I'm sure he doesn't. He won't feel a thing about you once I'm done with him.
Alright, Anton. You've earned your life.
For a few seconds.
His body slumps over the pot as I make my way out of the city.
The Gourmet is an orc hiding out inside a remote inn just west of Windhelm.
His fate is sealed.
There's also the Jester set armor in the Dawn Star Sanctuary - yes, they're clothing with no armor rating again. However the chest piece grants the wearer a further 12% better price from stores. Pretty neat when combined with Masque and Necklace effect.
We ride back to Falkreath Sanctuary without further incident.
Sounds darn easy.
Yeah, just a celebrity cook I have to kill. But how can I actually fool the Emperor's guards that I'm the Gourmet?
Wait, you don't even know what he looks like? How are we going to do this?
Festus grumbles, and mentions that the Gourmet name-dropped someone when writing his book, the Uncommon Taste.
That person seems to be a close acquaintance of his and possibly knows his true identity.
Markath. Ugh. I don't relish returning to that city.
Alright. That's it?
Gotcha.
Time to head to Markath.
Lots of bad memories. Hopefully the Forsworn threat is over with.
Looks like the vendors still remember me.
News of that wedding hit seems to have spread throughout the guards. Ah well, that was an easy job. I'm sure the whole province is gonna be abuzz when I end the Emperor's life.
Now, Anton Virane...
Ah, Breton. I want information on the Gourmet. A name, and his whereabouts.
To your grave? For the Dark Brotherhood, that can be easily arranged...
I tap my quiver slightly. He stops stirring the pot, understanding the signal of intent.
I'm sure he doesn't. He won't feel a thing about you once I'm done with him.
Alright, Anton. You've earned your life.
For a few seconds.
His body slumps over the pot as I make my way out of the city.
The Gourmet is an orc hiding out inside a remote inn just west of Windhelm.
His fate is sealed.
The Master Chef
Nightgate, where the Gourmet is hiding out.
Looks like he's in the cellar. Perfect.
You've served your last meal, Gourmet.
I will once I'm done with the killing part.
The writ is here.
Now to dispose his body.
Heavy as hell... I drag him around the cellar looking for a good hiding spot.
This barrel will do.
Astrid nods in approval when I made my report.
I will shit on his cold, dead chest.
Ah, yeah. Poor guy, lost his son to some random bandits. Turned out to be a traitor too.
Indeed, this is too easy.
Ah, a poisoning ingredient. Very well.
As we disembark from Solitude's carriage. We quickly dash away to the wilderness to prepare. The bounty on my head is still rather high, and I'd rather not risk alerting the guards before the assassination.
This is where it all started.
I prepare my gear. I shouldn't need a lot of weapons. A dagger will suffice and a few choice of potions. I also ditched all my armor and put on the Gourmet's clothing to look the part. Everything is set, I instructed Muiri to stay in the cabin till I return. She reluctantly agreed.
It's time. I make my way to Solitude's side entrance.
I cursed when a lone patrolman spotted me and recognized my face.
I've got to kill him quickly.
I summoned the Spectral Assassin for assistance.
Problem solved.
Not wanting to risk being spotted in the city, I quaffed an invisibility potion and make my way towards the Castle.
I silently hand over the writ.
Alright, I'm in. Game on.
Nightgate, where the Gourmet is hiding out.
Looks like he's in the cellar. Perfect.
You've served your last meal, Gourmet.
I will once I'm done with the killing part.
The writ is here.
Now to dispose his body.
Heavy as hell... I drag him around the cellar looking for a good hiding spot.
This barrel will do.
Astrid nods in approval when I made my report.
I will shit on his cold, dead chest.
Ah, yeah. Poor guy, lost his son to some random bandits. Turned out to be a traitor too.
Indeed, this is too easy.
Ah, a poisoning ingredient. Very well.
As we disembark from Solitude's carriage. We quickly dash away to the wilderness to prepare. The bounty on my head is still rather high, and I'd rather not risk alerting the guards before the assassination.
This is where it all started.
I prepare my gear. I shouldn't need a lot of weapons. A dagger will suffice and a few choice of potions. I also ditched all my armor and put on the Gourmet's clothing to look the part. Everything is set, I instructed Muiri to stay in the cabin till I return. She reluctantly agreed.
It's time. I make my way to Solitude's side entrance.
I cursed when a lone patrolman spotted me and recognized my face.
I've got to kill him quickly.
I summoned the Spectral Assassin for assistance.
Problem solved.
Not wanting to risk being spotted in the city, I quaffed an invisibility potion and make my way towards the Castle.
I silently hand over the writ.
Alright, I'm in. Game on.
Lorica
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The Emperor is going to wish he stayed home at the Palace Grumpypants in the city of Greasybangs.
Clockwork Knight
Arcane
His dialogue when you get out of the coffin:
like this
Whether that's a real signal or something he made up (and the Night Mother told you so he wouldn't kill you on the spot like he did with Rasha) is up to debate. I guess he could have been told the code by the council when he was selected as keeper.
So, the game is all herp derp 
still, even with the mod.
That's ok, I won't play it so I won't have to deal with the retardation.
still, even with the mod.That's ok, I won't play it so I won't have to deal with the retardation.
Yeah it's too bad they never really put much thought on the quest designs.
I'm still enjoying the gameplay though - there's so much to do and explore.
Can't wait to retire after the hit on the Emperor.
I'm still enjoying the gameplay though - there's so much to do and explore.
Can't wait to retire after the hit on the Emperor.
so many to do and so many anuses to explore more like
You see this is where, for the most part, Obsidian has these guys beat hands down.
Quest design. Look at NV. The quest design in that for the most part was reasonably straight forward until you get to New Vegas.
Then, it gets good, lots of people going for the gold all at once.
Bethesda just doesn't seem to put much into their work.
At all. If they did, they would have a good game from the get go, not just a prequel to an Obsidian game.
New Vegas has good quest design?
Face it bro, it's the engine limitation.
I'm just glad there isn't any VATs to cheapen the combat and ranged combat with scope vs dumb AI = bleh.
If you say NV has better writing I totally agree with you.
But quest design is plagued with epic COURIER DELIVERY SERVICE.
It's an excellent joke cause you ARE a courier. But nobody signed up for Fallout to play courier.
One of the worst quest was probably Return to Sender due to the amount of pointless backtracking it gives.
At least the payoff is better, but it's still a bore to do.
Face it bro, it's the engine limitation.
I'm just glad there isn't any VATs to cheapen the combat and ranged combat with scope vs dumb AI = bleh.
If you say NV has better writing I totally agree with you.
But quest design is plagued with epic COURIER DELIVERY SERVICE.
It's an excellent joke cause you ARE a courier. But nobody signed up for Fallout to play courier.
One of the worst quest was probably Return to Sender due to the amount of pointless backtracking it gives.
Detailed walkthrough
Speak with Tech Sergeant Reyes at the Camp Forlorn Hope command center to begin this quest. You are asked to deliver several radio security upgrade codes by speaking to the Communications Officer at each of the Ranger stations. (If the Officer in charge was killed in any way, interact with the Ham Radio to deliver the code.)
Speak with Tech Sergeant Reyes at the Camp Forlorn Hope command center to begin this quest. You are asked to deliver several radio security upgrade codes by speaking to the Communications Officer at each of the Ranger stations. (If the Officer in charge was killed in any way, interact with the Ham Radio to deliver the code.)
- Upgrade Ranger station Alpha
- Upgrade Ranger station Bravo
- Upgrade Ranger station Charlie (if Ranger station Charlie has already been wiped out, you don't have to visit it, even though it is still stated as a quest objective).
- Upgrade Ranger station Delta
- Upgrade Ranger station Echo
- Upgrade Ranger station Foxtrot
- If you decide to turn him in, he commits suicide with his revolver. He drops his Ranger Sequoia revolver (which can also be stolen with the loss of Karma), and you'll gain 500 XP.
- Quest completed on PC and Xbox 360 by waiting outside the now-locked Hanlon office door for about one to two minutes.
- If you let Hanlon continue his plan without informing the NCR, he walks off and you get 500XP.
- If you have killed Caesar or discovered his illness, you can convince Hanlon to come back to his senses and cease falsifying the reports, and you get 500XP.
At least the payoff is better, but it's still a bore to do.
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