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Lafayette storms out of the Palace after an apparent argument with the King. Alfred follows Lafayette but gets caught up in a terrible misunderstanding...

Info[]

  • Style: No dress-up component
  • Rewards: 3,000 Gold, 600 Exp, 1 Reader's Coupon, 1 Lantern Gift Box, 1 Clothing Materials Box

Dialogue Choices[]

What is it?

  • The reason for going to war
  • The quarrel earlier

Transcript[]

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  • This would turn out to be a fateful day.
  • That loud crash terrifies me and George.
  • We stand frozen to the spot and slowly lift our eyes to the ceiling above.
  • I react slightly better than George.
  • I'd experienced the wrath of that crazy Comtesse once before, after all...
  • George shrinks into himself, trembling fearfully. He looks like he might wet his pants.
  • We hear hasty footsteps coming down the staircase the next moment.
  • I panic and quickly hide in a corner, pulling George along.


  • The Marquis de Lafayette walks briskly down the stairs.
  • Alfred: (Ah, it's Lafayette... But he doesn't look like his usual self.)
  • Lafayette looks stern and slightly furious, with none of his usual friendliness.
  • Alfred: (What's wrong with Lafayette? Did something happen in the King's study?)
  • George: Why are you sticking your head out? Hide!
  • Alfred: Oh, sorry...
  • As we're whispering, the King's voice comes from the staircase.
  • Louis XVI: Lafayette! Stop right there!
  • Alfred: (It's the King! He sounds furious...)
  • Lafayette continues to walk down the stairs, not turning around.
  • Louis XVI: Come back here! Do you hear me?!
  • His Majesty's angry voice echoes in the narrow corridor.
  • I glance up just as Lafayette's back disappears from view.
  • Alfred: George, I have something on. I'll leave the rest to you.
  • George: Hey, wait! You...
  • Not bothering to explain, I follow Lafayette.


  • I see him at the far end of a corridor after jogging down the stairs.
  • Alfred: Marquis! Marquis de Lafayette! Please wait!
  • Alfred: (Did he not hear me? Why isn't he stopping?)
  • Lafayette walks quickly, unconcerned with the commotion behind him.
  • Alfred: (Guess I have to follow him.)



  • I follow Lafayette outside the Palace of Versailles.
  • Alfred: (Phew, that was tiring! But I can finally speak to him alone.)
  • Alfred: Marquis de Lafayette, it's me. Please wait...
  • Lafayette: What do you want from me?
  • The stern expression makes him look like a stranger. He seems so much more distant...
  • Alfred: ...I just wanted to ask you something.
  • Lafayette: What is it?


The reason for going to war

  • Alfred: The question has been bothering me for days. I just don't understand.
  • Alfred: Marquis de Lafayette, why would you give up the life you have to fight this war in the New World?
  • Lafayette: The life I have? What do you mean?
  • Alfred: I mean your life as a noble. Your comfortable life without any worries.
  • Lafayette: I see. If that's the kind of life you wish for...
  • Lafayette: Following me to the New World won't get you that kind of life.
  • The look on Lafayette's face is especially stern, and it scares me a little.
  • Alfred: That's not what I meant...
  • Lafayette: Think carefully about what the future you really want.
  • Alfred: (The Marquis de Lafayette seems much more serious than usual today.)


The quarrel earlier

  • Alfred: I was doing chores near the King's study, and I... heard the commotion earlier.
  • Alfred: (The noise was likely Lafayette slamming the door.)
  • Lafayette furrows his brows and regards me. I feel a little afraid to speak up, intimidated by his gaze.
  • Alfred: I'm... worried. Did something... happen?
  • Lafayette: I advise you to mind your own business.
  • Alfred: What do you mean...?
  • Lafayette: What happened between the King and me has nothing to do with you. Knowing too much won't do you any good.
  • Alfred: Yes, I understand...
  • Lafayette: You worry too much for a servant.
  • Alfred: (Looks like I won't get anything out of him.)


  • Lafayette: Is that why you followed me? You're wasting your time.
  • Lafayette frowns, his expression steely. He's not in the mood to talk.
  • Alfred: (Guess I caught him in a bad mood. Unlucky me.)
  • Lafayette: Get back to your post and focus on your duties.
  • Alfred: Yes, I understand. I'll take my leave.
  • Alfred: (I'll only vex him more if I keep asking... I should get back to work.)
  • (An army of Palace guards appears and blocks our as I try to leave.)
  • Alfred: What are they doing?
  • Soldier: Over there!
  • I turn and see guards behind us as well.
  • Alfred: What do they want?
  • Lafayette: They're here for me.
  • Alfred: What? You're a noble of the Palace!
  • The soldiers surround us.
  • Soldier: You're under arrest, Marquis de Lafayette.
  • Alfred: Are you mad? Do you know what you're saying?
  • Soldier: We are here on orders from His Majesty the King.
  • The guard shows us a handwritten order, signed by the King.
  • Alfred: There must be a mistake!
  • Soldier: Please come with us, Marquis de Lafayette.
  • Alfred: How could this be... This doesn't make any sense!
  • Soldier: Guards, take the Marquis to the cells.
  • Lafayette follows them wordlessly. My legs tremble in fear, my mind goes blank.
  • Soldier: The Marquis' personal servant? Take him too.
  • Alfred: No, I'm not!
  • Soldier: Don't argue. You're coming with us.
  • Alfred: I'm just a lowly servant in Versailles. Ask George if you don't believe me...
  • But no one listens. I'm thrown into a cell before I know it...
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