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Alfred dozes off, and a special visitor arrives in the dead of the night. Who is he, and what is his motive?

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

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  • If there's one thing I'm good at, it's sleeping. I fall asleep quickly and I sleep well.
  • I am exhausted. I can't keep my eyes open.
  • I lie on the ground after the Marquis de Lafayette walks away, and immediately feel drowsy.
  • Even though the cell is completely bare, and the cold ground hurts my hips...
  • I can't resist sleep when it beckons.
  • When I sleep, not even a clash of cymbals can wake me.
  • While trying to think, I quickly fall asleep.
  • I do not know what happened next...


  • The cell door opens with a creak. Lafayette straightens.
  • Someone walks in. In the dim candlelight, Lafayette manages to make out his face.
  • Lafayette: Your... Your Majesty?
  • Louis XVI: Yes, Lafayette, it's me. I'm sorry I have to meet you in this place.
  • Lafayette: I would never have expected Your Majesty to come here.
  • Louis XVI: It's my first time in the dungeons. It's quite grim.
  • Lafayette: It's also infested with roaches and rats.
  • Louis XVI: I guess this is much worse than I thought.
  • Lafayette: Someone told me to treat it as one of life's many experiences.
  • Louis XVI: ...Experiences?
  • Lafayette: He also said I'd enjoy life more when I get out of here.
  • Lafayette unconsciously glances at the cell next to his.
  • Alfred: Zzzz... zzzz...
  • Louis XVI: An interesting fellow must have said that.
  • Lafayette: Why are you here at this time of night, Your Majesty? You did not come here to mock me, surely.
  • Louis XVI: Of course not. Do you blame me, Lafayette?
  • Lafayette: I do not. But I wish you would tell me your real purpose, Your Majesty.
  • Louis XVI: I sent orders to capture you, and put you to prison.
  • Lafayette: You must have had a good reason, Your Majesty.
  • Louis XVI: You have purchased many ships and gathered many men.
  • Louis XVI: It has attracted Britain's attention. They are watching you closely.
  • Lafayette: Are they nervous?
  • Louis XVI: They sent a diplomat to pressure me into reining you in.
  • Lafayette: I see...
  • Louis XVI: However, my orders to have you imprisoned were issued to deceive Britain.
  • Lafayette: Your Majesty, you mean...
  • Louis XVI: Yes, I support your decision to aid the colonies in their war against Britain.
  • Lafayette: Thank you for letting me know your true intentions, Your Majesty.
  • Louis XVI: I should thank you instead.
  • Lafayette: Thank me?
  • Louis XVI: If you hadn't paid attention to this war...
  • Louis XVI: I wouldn't have strengthened my stand.
  • Lafayette: Your Majesty... Will you support the colonies in this war?
  • Louis XVI: This war is especially meaningful to you, yes?
  • Lafayette: That is true.
  • Louis XVI: And their enemy is Britain, who is our enemy.
  • Louis XVI: Whether from the viewpoint of the King or a close friend...
  • Louis XVI: I firmly support the colonies in their war against Britain.
  • Lafayette: Thank you, Your Majesty. Thank you so much.
  • Louis XVI: Be prepared, Lafayette. You have an important task ahead of you.
  • Lafayette: I am always ready to do your bidding, Your Majesty.
  • Louis XVI: We must make sure to fully prepare for this war.
  • Louis XVI: The British diplomat has not yet left, so we must maintain this... current state of affairs.
  • Lafayette: I understand, Your Majesty.
  • Louis XVI looks at Lafayette with trust and determination.
  • Louis XVI: You will be stuck here a few more days.
  • Lafayette: We cannot do anything about that. Perhaps he was making sense after all.
  • Louis XVI: Oh? You're talking about...?
  • Lafayette: I'm starting to miss the fine wine and feather bed.
  • Lafayette: When I am released, I may actually appreciate everything more.
  • Louis XVI: Now I'm curious about this person...
  • An especially loud snore from the next cell interrupts their conversation.
  • Alfred: ZZZ! ...Zzzz...
  • Lafayette: That is starting to sound like...
  • Louis XVI: I did not realize boars were housed here too. How strange.
  • Alfred: Zzzz... Zzzz...
  • Lafayette: It sounds more like a man snoring now.
  • Louis XVI: Are you certain? People aren't capable of producing such boorish sounds, surely.
  • Lafayette: Listen closely, Your Majesty. It's coming from the next cell.
  • The two men glance inside the cell and confirm the noise's origin.
  • Louis XVI: That noise is absolutely horrifying.
  • Lafayette: He's the servant who was arrested with me.
  • Lafayette: I intend to plead mercy for this innocent man tomorrow.
  • Alfred: Zzzz... zzzz...
  • His Majesty can't help but frown as my sporadic snores interrupt their conversation.
  • Louis XVI: You probably won't be able to sleep if he continues snoring like this.
  • Lafayette: I'm sure I'll be fine.
  • Louis XVI: His snores are the stuff of nightmares. I can't imagine anyone sleeping next to him.
  • Lafayette: Do you find it that bad?
  • Louis XVI: Either way, I've had enough of him.
  • I, however, remain oblivious to the King's annoyance at my thundering snores.
  • Alfred: ZZZ! ...Zzzz...
  • Louis XVI: Guards, throw this hibernating boar out!
  • Lafayette: Please wait, Your Majesty.
  • Louis XVI: He's due to leave at dawn anyway. I'm just sending him out earlier.
  • Lafayette: That's true.
  • The soldiers unlock the adjacent cell and huddle together to lift me.
  • Alfred: Zzzz... zzzz...
  • Louis XVI: I'd wager this man wouldn't wake even if he was tossed into the streets.
  • Lafayette: You're probably right.
  • The two men watch as the soldiers lift carry me away and disappear into the darkness...
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