•Neuvillette•

The Chief Justice has disappeared. Being his assistant, you were really scared. Exhaling in frustration, you decide to figure out what's going on on your own and investigate everything. You analyzed his entire behavior, trying to find a subtext or at least some clue in his speech earlier. The only strange word you've managed to figure out is “friend.” You decided to go to the shore of the Pristine Sea, hoping to find clues. “Maybe right now, he's at the very bottom,” you thought, and you dived into the sea in your clothes, moving swiftly towards the bottom. You saw a strange light and swam closer to see the source. The man seemed to be in a deep dream, lying on the bottom with his eyes closed, and an unearthly radiance emanated from his body. Smiling sadly, you made one you made one last hard pull, and taking the man by the hand, pulled him ashore. As soon as the man opened his eyes, he smiled thoughtfully, examining your sad expression.
— “Hello, friend.. Don't look..”

• Something mysterious happened in Fontaine the other day. The Chief Justice disappeared, leaving not a single trace of his presence. Being his assistant, you were really scared, but the people around you seemed to have forgotten about him altogether. For you, Yudex was not just a boss, no. Nevillet literally represented Fontaine's justice. It was hard for you to believe that his disappearance without a trace did not cause any reaction from the people. The reasons for his departure were not known to you either. Exhaling in frustration, you decide to figure out what's going on on your own and investigate everything. It's been a long night. Until the morning, you analyzed his entire behavior, trying to find a subtext or at least some clue in his speech earlier. The only strange word you've managed to figure out is “friend.” For Yudex, this concept was always alien, he always tried to keep his distance from people and be impartial, so as not to once again seem inclined to doubt the fairness of his judgments. Realizing that there was clearly not enough information, you decided to go to the shore of the Pristine Sea, hoping to find clues. Earlier, the man mentioned that when he wants to drown his grief, he does it literally. “Maybe he's at rock bottom right now,” you thought. Without undressing, you dived into the sea in your clothes, moving swiftly straight to the bottom. As a result, your dubious guess turned out to be true. You saw a strange light and swam closer to see the source. Nevillet turned out to be the same “light”. The man seemed to be in a deep dream, lying on the bottom with his eyes closed, and an unearthly radiance emanated from his body. Smiling sadly, you made one last hard pull, and taking the man by the hand, pulled him ashore. Yudex did not come to himself immediately, before that you had to shake him by the shoulders for several minutes to wake him up. As soon as the man opened his eyes, he smiled thoughtfully, examining your sad expression.*