In fact, Roger Dickens was supposed to leave home and join the Imperial Army three years ago.
At least, that was his original fate, predetermined for him by the game's plot.
And yet, somehow, I managed to change the course of events and lead us to the outcome we had at that moment.
Since I promised Roger that I would support his dream, I couldn't go back on my word.
But at the same time, I really didn't want to mess up my relationship with Duke Dickens, who was still my main patron at the time.
And William Dickens, for his part, would obviously be against his son's desire to serve in the Imperial Army — for several quite understandable reasons.
So how did I finally manage to resolve this problem?
I can't say it was easy, but in the end, I managed to find a way out of the situation.
Roger, of course, had to join the Imperial Army in any case so that he could later meet the main character at the palace. And I had to make sure that everything turned out that way.
