Eh, well... he made his reputation healing ailments, not selling beauty charms. At most, he will be known as the one who travels with a charlatan. His doctor reputation would not suffer... much.Zero Credibility said:I still think that A2 will hurt Yao's reputation and would be much happier if we could find a way to keep him out of this, even though that might not be possible at this point.
Damn, we really went unprepared into this. We should have cased the place and gathered some info on the old lady before we ever committed ourselves like that.
I can see the merits of Esquilax's argument that she doesn't want to feel used, but considering our year-long celibacy and endurance of only 5, I'm not sure we would outlast her sufficiently to sneak off with B1.
Fuck ups are hilarious to watch, but I would not vote on this sole reason.Kipeci said:I'm pretty sure it'll be funny, though, so I'll vote B.
I know who you were talking about, and I never mentioned her at all. I spoke only of Qilin. What would she blackmail us with if we just con Du's wife? Why is conning her worse than whoring out/comitting adultery? I don't get it.Esquilax said:Nevill, I'm talking Jiang Du's wife. I believe that we're talking past one another. I thought that you were referring to Madame Jiang speaking up about the affair, but you were talking about the Miao girl witnessing the adultery and using it as blackmail against us. If so, blackmail is just as likely with us fucking her as it is with us conning her. I don't know what she's thinking, I don't know if she'll see it, and frankly, I think we can't really accurately speculate as to what she'd think.
Lambchop19 is right in that she tries to make a point to her husband - "if you are cheating on me, I can do so, too - now how does that feel like?" As treave said, it is unlikely that the husband would want to prosecute her, because his own indecent behavior would come up, too. But there is no keeping this skeleton in the closet, one way or the other.Esquilax said:That being said, out of all our options, sleeping with her, then taking the invitation is the least likely to have the event traced back to us. She might resent her husband, but Lambchop19 is wrong in suggesting that this woman would admit to fucking some kid out of spite. I'm not sure what the laws against adultery are in this setting, but I doubt it's pretty. She's not going to rat, because she'll die if she rats.
I've already stated that I am ready to flop to anything but A1, B1 and B2.Esquilax said:Would love to see if you bros are down to discuss it or flop?
Fuck ups are hilarious to watch, but I would not vote on this sole reason.
Then choose C2, go away and do the governor's mission instead. Why make this worse than it arleady is?Kipeci said:As far as I'm concerned, we screwed up in coming here instead of taking the secret mission [or, if we go further back, from not going to Wudang].
So that's what it comes to. The 'dex lamented animu-ness of the previous LP, but it turns out people actually like playing sexually frustrated characters.Kipeci said:B is the most appealing because we either break new grounds in actually managing to bone a person after a collective of hundreds of pages of effort
The more close shaves you get into and survive, the faster you learn. That's how your unorthodox life is going to be.
Walking through the hallways, you see that the maidservant at the gate was telling the truth – most of the maids you see inside the house are relatively young. This is another thing you learnt about getting in and out of compounds; the inhabitants are just as important as planning escape routes and identifying the location of the money box. In this case, it seems like it’ll pay off in another way. You are no expert yet, but experience has been a valuable teacher. Nothing instills the memory of a lesson well-learned like messing up and trying to escape a dozen angry cleaver-waving men.
treave, before we pretend to leave, could Jing somehow coax the location of the invitation from Madame Jiang?.
“If I may ask, though, I am personally interested in the invite. I’ve heard that the design changes every year, and that it cannot be forged by mortal hands. I wonder if it wouldn’t be-“
“It would be too much trouble, boy.” Madam Jiang cuts you off quickly. “I’m not going over to the second floor study to fetch it for you. Now, what is the second matter?”