MIssion:Escape Prison

 Total

  • Letters- 6
  • Books- 2
  • Audio- 1

 

Part 1-Prison

 

Letters (2)

Anonymous Message

"Corvo, Who we are is irrelevant right now. Just know that we have faith in you. 

Here is the key to your cell. Once you're out, head for the prison's Interrogation Room. Take the explosive there and plant it on the outer door. When the bomb goes off, run. Make for the river and lose yourself in the sewers. You''l find some useful gear stashed there.

 One of the prison guards will leave a weapon just outside your cell.

And good luck. We need you alive and well for what's to come.

 - A friend"


Duty Officer's Report

"Duty Officer's Report, Corvo's Interrogation

Corvo Attano, formerly the Royal Protector, will be brought in for interrogation. This is of utmost importance. The Lord Regent and High Overseer Campbell will conduct the questioning themselves. Follow their orders without hesitation, and keep the torturer under control. If Corvo dies in his hands, instead of getting the public execution the Lord Regent wants, it'll be your head that rolls next."

 

 

 

Books (1)

The Trials of Aptitude

 "[Excerpt from a book on the esoteric practices of the Abbey]

Once a child shows the proper inclination, he is marked. Overseers are assigned to study the subject, surreptitiously, in order to determine whether this inclination is supported by cosmological conditions and other signs, ongoing throughout the year.

At the end of the cycle, those befitting further testing are removed from their homes some hours before dawn, and must begin the march to an outpost outside the city.

There, the children undergo ritual preparation and evaluation until the last night of the month of Rain, when they make a pilgrimage to Whitecliff. During an elaborate ceremony, it is determined which of the children will become overseers and which must be put down."

 

Audio (1)

Interrogation of The Royal Protector

"Corvo's unconscious again. Though he's taken more punishment than any two men we've brought in for interrogation. When he wakes, we'll start again. Having him sign the confession for her murder isn't critical, but it might be useful to us later. The assassination of an Empress is not a trivial matter."

 


Part 2-Sewer


Letters (4)

Note From A Friend

 "Corvo, if you're reading this it means our plan worked and you've broken free from Coldridge. One of our contacts has hidden weapons for you somewhere deeper in the sewers. Grab the gear and find Samuel where these tunnels dump out into the river. He will bring you to us.

A Friend Who Will Meet You Soon."

 


To The Lord Protector

 "Greetings, Corvo. Or should I say Lord Protector, as you were known before that title was wrongfully taken from you.

We are servants of the Empire and of the true Empress, a group of loyalists who want very much to meet you. Take these weapons, crafted for you of the the finest materials in the isles, and meet with our man, Samuel, near where these tunnels spill into Wrenhaven River.

All haste and luck. We share a common purpose."

 


Jelly's Share

"Jelly,

In case you're too daft to remember, look to your whiskey for the answer.Whiskey.Got it?

If you want your share, you'll sort it out. If not, Ill come back for it next month."

 

Dead Hermit's Note

"It's here by the Wrenhaven, Ill make my last home. It sinks to the void, but my grand mum's hagfish stew'll drive the odor away.

I remember sailing out on this river to the great ocean, that vast blinding light and blue water. I was a tender fifteen and our nets where always full to bursting. The old days, before everything went to shit.

Any way it goes, it's either the boots of the watch against my skull, the teeth of the rats on my bones, or the trembles of the plague all over my skin. Don't matter none to me."

 

 

 

Books (1)

Damien's Journal

"Amanda and I only had enough coin to buy half the elixir we needed. Even that's all gone now, and there's nothing to do but wait. We're very sick and there's no place above to hide from the city watch. They're breaking into houses all over our district. So we'll stay here and share the last hours together. Our fire will keep the rats away, but they'll inherit this city.--Damien."

 

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