Condolences for the Dead
Incident Location: Lewenholm (approximately 201 km from Zion)
*Previous Summary: Lewenholm, an important city directly managed and governed by G&D, had begun experiencing frequent ordinary civilian deaths despite no dangerous disease sources being detected. The local hospital morgue was already full, and many corpses could only be placed in makeshift morgues.
Requirement:
Travel to Lewenholm and assist the Gentlemen stationed there in jointly investigating the cause of the civilian deaths.
If a lethal factor or hidden root of disease lurking in the shadows of the city was discovered, join the local Gentlemen in eliminating it.
Difficulty (Human): ★★★★★+?
*According to the information currently being relayed back, three Gentlemen responsible for performing autopsies and conducting the related investigation had completely disappeared. The Prophet in Zion had accidentally glimpsed some unknown Death Factor drifting through the streets and alleys of Lewenholm.
The final assessed difficulty of the incident was "suspected to exceed five stars."
Reward: Rewards would be assessed based on factors including the thoroughness of the final investigation, individual participation, and Lewenholm's objective evaluation of the participants. Equivalent Silver Coins, Gentleman's Skin, and rare rewards would be granted.
Special Reminders:
1. This mission required cooperation with the local Gentlemen throughout its entirety. Follow their arrangements and do not investigate alone.
2. Once Lewenholm's potential risks were found to exceed the estimated level, mission participants did not need to wait for the organization's notice and could choose to withdraw from the mission site on their own. Depending on the circumstances, this would not be counted as fleeing or abandonment, nor would they be held responsible or punished in any way.
3. Since the mission's difficulty was the highest within the Human category, participants would undergo an organizational assessment after accepting it. Only those who passed the assessment could