Garlox quest

Behind the curtains. (Extra)

'Well, that was a day's worth of energy.' Queenly tousled her hair, and stretched her arms above her head. She giggled playfully, and put a bottle of wine on the table. 'I sure have deserved this after a long day~' Her tent was messy, but as a royal she felt too important to clean up after herself. A messy living space was her idea of showing off that she was too busy for small tasks like such. She moved some odds and ends aside, and made room for a plate and some cutlery. The King and Queen had guests over from another country, so she wasn't allowed to dine with them. 'Urg.. Now what?' She held her hands on her stomach, and felt it growl. 'This is quite frustrating..' With her platter under her arm, she decided to pay a visit to her neighbour, Baldock. 'Hey, Baldock. I bet you have some spare righ--' To her surprise, Baldock wasn't at home. That didn't stop her from being hungry, so she decided to raid the place. 'Wine, more wine.. I have plenty of wine, all I need is some food.' Her eye caught a loaf of bread that was just laying around. 'Finders keepers, right?' She took the loaf of bread, and took it back to her place. But bread alone wouldn't statisfy her needs. She felt like something was missing. 'Maybe I could just get some snacks in the royal garden..' She decided to visit the royal gardens, but just as her room, she was too important for her garden. 'Why me?!' She held her stomach once more, and felt it growl even louder. 'I swear to god..' Quite angrily, she took her pointy stilettos and decided to ''plow'' the garden in a not so friendly matter. Somewhat tired, and hungry, Queenly had planted her face on her messy battle table. 'Wait!' She quickly got up, and gathered her pawns. 'What if, yes.. Yes.. It's brilliant!' Not too long after, Queenly infiltrated her way in to the kitchen by seducing some guards, and could eat whatever she wanted for the entire night.

'Okay, let's see..' Lisai had gotten up pretty early. All she wanted to do was go out with her brother to watch some forest creatures in the Pannack forest. 'I got my cloth, my bear, I think I have everything I need to get going!' The sun hadn't even risen, but she was wide awake. 'I can't wake Mex up, yet. You can shake him back and forth all you want later.' She watched her brother sleep. He was fast asleep, and didn't look like he was going to wake up on his own all by himself. 'He can't worry about me if he's sleeping.. Maybe I should go ahead, and explore a little by myself!' She put on her coat, and made sure that her brother wouldn't wake up. Once outside, she took a deep breath of fresh air and went to explore her suroundings. With a basket tucked between her arms, and a comfortable hat keeping her warm, she decided to pluck some flowers. 'These will sell great. I bet people want them already!' She was humming a familliar tune as she hand picked the pretiest flowers that she could find. She carefully placed them in her basket, and happily skipped to the bar that wasn't too far away. It might have been early for Lisai, but everyone at the bar had been drinking all night long. No one seemed to be awake, or sober enough to know what they're doing. 'Well.. It would be a shame to let these go to waste..' She looked at the flowers, and at the drunk people that layed passed out on the floors and tables. She giggled gently, and decided to give everyone there a nice flower. She would put it in mugs with leftover beer, or place them gracefuly in red curly hair. 'Goodnight men, I hope tomorrow you will be greeted by a new, fortuned day.' She decided that her job here was done, and got ready to shake her brother awwake, and remind him of his promise.

'Hm..' With a cigarette in his mouth, the inspector was watching over his town. It was well past his working time, but he didn't have anywhere to go anyway. 'How can a person kill another person, but still leave no footprints.. All I have is this DNA sample with no match, and these statements that don't add up.' Slightly frustrated, he got back at his computer. It was old, and outdated. But he didn't like new stuff. He was more of an oldschool guy. 'Dhulim already has left the office, so there is no way for me to get the DNA checked out again..' He blew a smoke of cloud at the slowly turning ceiling fan. The inspector loved nothing more than a good puzzle, but this one has been going of for months. 'The killer was a tall, black man..' The inspector clicked on a statement to read it. 'The killer was a short, white female..' The eveidence wasn't air tight either. All he had was a blurry picture that he had forgotten about, and things that didn't make sense. 'Just like this world, huh?' Somewhat tired and out of leads, the inspector was about to end the day, and go home. When suddenly a small detail catches his eye. 'What is this?' He zoomed in on the blurry picture, and he could recognise one of the witnesses at the time. 'I see.. But, that doesn't make sense.. She has her back turned at the ally where the murder was comitted, there is no way she could have seen the murderer escape. Then... Why did she lie? Wait... What is she wearing?' The inspector couldn't enlarge the picture any further, and had to press his nose against the screen to see it clearly. 'She's wearing a... Uniform? But why? That area isn't on the patrol list. W-wait.. She's framing someone! There is no doubt about it! I must head to the office, this instant!' The inspector put his cigarette out, and quickly grabbed his coat from the coat rack.