Count Crespi called himself a knight, but spat in the face of chivalry. That's why he should not die with a sword in his hand, but atone for his dishonor on the town pillory. He was a rogue and he should die a rogue's death. [sheet 2] You did well with Count Crespi. He got what he deserved. Now it's time for Ramon du Lac. That idiot thought he was smarter than a new penny, always issuing his judgments, which broke people's futures and necks. He was a fool and should die like a fool: alone, with no weapon, in a dark alley. With a broken neck. [sheet 3] [sheet 4]