The Hope of Eurasia Enne Zahard

"That's all I have to say. Are there any questions?" Enne said calmly as she looked at you, looking melancholic but seemingly otherwise unaffected by recalling her experiences being imprisoned inside this immoral prison.

"Just one, Lady Enne. When you were imprisoned here, did you see a path leading down to even a lower floor?" You asked simply. If there really was a path down there, then Arlene Grace truly was imprisoned here, at the TRUE lowest depths of the Imperial Prison.

Enne's eyes perked up in curiousity as she nodded. "Actually... Yes. While I was dragged here, restrained in thick pink fabric to prevent any kind of movement, I happened to see a path with staircases leading down. It quickly vanished from sight, though, as if it was enchanted, as soon as I laid eyes on it. I don't know whether or not that was an illusion, but-"

"Then it's true... Lady Arlene Grace truly has been trapped there for centuries." Enne's eyes widened for once as you felt both hope and anger course through your veins. "We have had reason to suspect that Arlene was not killed, nor did she made it out into the Outside, after she sent Bam away, but was captured by Zahard shortly after sending Bam away. Thank you, Lady Enne, for this clarification. I shall-"

"If you're going to try and free Arlene right now, I suggest you don't even try. She's most likely restrained in ways designed to bind even her mighty powers, just like me but even more so. You need to wait until the whole prison comes down to free her, since it'll take estimately someone of my father's level of expertise to overcome the many binds around Arlene." Enne said, looking resigned, as you shook your head.

"No, Lady Enne. I also happen to be tasked to talk to her while I am here. I have the means to unveil hidden secrets and prevent the robots from sensing my intrusion, thanks to your father. I must activate it now. Thank you for your information and your time. I wish you the best of luck in holding on until the time comes where you can taste freedom once more." Enne looked at you for a while, before shaking her head.

"Don't worry about me. Just do what you have to do, and good luck. I hope to see you again, as a free woman. I think I'll have to come up with a way to reward you, but that's for later." You nod back at her, smiling encouragingly at the woman, before you rushed towards the direction Enne had said she saw the hidden pathway in.

And so Eurasia Enne was left alone once more. Her mind was weary, but her might and body remained resolutely mighty. She exhaled deeply as she allowed herself to feel the weight of the many chains wrapped around her body. "Good luck, young man. You will need it."