A Tapestry of Tales

Steps

1. Meet up with Hugo at the metro entrance at Lumina Square

Dialogue

 Commission Description

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Meet Hugo at the Lumina Square metro station and head to the cinema together.

You meet up with Hugo at the metro entrance at Lumina Square

(Speak to Hugo)

Hugo: I’ve been waiting here for quite some time, manager.

Is it okay for you not to disguise yourself?

You’re not going to get arrested, are you?

Hugo: Oh, are you concerned about me? How touching~

Hugo: But don’t worry, I’ll be fine.

Hugo: Even if I’m recognized, I’m more than capable of escaping.

Hugo: After all, it’s a rare opportunity to be invited by you, Manager. It would be too disrespectful to show up in disguise.

Hugo: Alright, without further ado, let’s head to the movie theater now.

(While following Hugo)

Hugo: Take your time~ There’s plenty of today left to enjoy.

Hugo: Manager, let me share a little secret with you...

Hugo: I’ve got a magic trick that keeps me incognito.

(Upon reaching Gravity Cinema)

Hugo: This is the cinema.

(Speak to Hugo)

Hugo: It’s been a while since I’ve been to such a lively place. I’m still adjusting.

Hugo: Manager, what movie would you like to watch? Feel free to choose.

Hugo: I’m not picky. As long as you like it, it works for me.

“Vampire in the Daylight”

Significant Trust increase with Hugo Vlad

Hugo: It’s a movie title with a clear purpose, isn’t it? I appreciate the compliment.

Hugo: But according to the legends of the old civilization, visiting a vampire during the day...

Hugo: The goal is probably to kill him, right? After all, vampires are extremely vulnerable in the sunlight.

Hugo: Just like me right now...

On the other hand, maybe they wanted to protect him...

Hugo: So, is the idea to protect him during the day when vampires are at their weakest...?

Hugo: That’s certainly a very... optimistic perspective. I guess I’m just too pessimistic.

Hugo: Alright, it’s about time. Let’s head in and watch the movie.

I won’t kill you!

Hugo: Oh my, the honorable Manager is gracious enough to spare my life... I’m deeply touched!

Hugo: As a token of my gratitude, please allow me to enjoy this vampire-themed movie with you.

You watch “Vampire in the Daylight” with Hugo... No one mentioned it was a romantic movie!

Hugo: A deep and tangled love story between a human and a vampire... Would this be another tale of love beyond life and death?

Hugo: Manager, you smiled just now.

Hugo: Looks like that lame joke did the trick.

Hugo: As for the movie... it was pretty fun watching it with you.

“Moonlight Sins”

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Hugo: Hmm... So this is a movie about werewolves.

Hugo: May I ask... Manager, you’re not trying to imply something, are you?

It’s all for the sake of artistic appreciation.

Hugo: Oh, such a noble reason? Well, I guess I can relax now.

I just feel like werewolves and you share a connection...

Hugo: Would you like me to pass this little ill-fated bond on to you?

Hugo: Just messing with you. But honestly, your face right now? Priceless.

Hugo: Alright, let’s sit back and appreciate this werewolf movie.

You watch “Moonlight Sins” with Hugo...
Hugo stares at the lead actor, who plays the werewolf by wearing a costume, his brows tightly furrowed...

Hugo: Unbelievable... That guy’s costume even has a zipper on the back!

Hugo: This is so inelegant... Such an oversight is completely unacceptable.

Why are you so anxious?

Hugo: ...Ahem. My apologies.

You have the exact same concerns as someone else I know.

Hugo: Thank you, though I can’t say I really wanted to know that.

Hugo: But aside from that poorly made costume, the film’s overall theme was pretty good.

Hugo: The protagonist eventually accepts his identity as a werewolf. That was a great conclusion.

Hugo: Even if we are battered, broken, or consumed by self-loathing... In the end, we must embrace every part of ourselves.

“The Last Detective and His Nemesis”

Trust increase with Hugo Vlad

Hugo: Hmm... This is a suspense film about a master detective who engages in a battle of intellect with a clever criminal.

Hugo: Seems pretty interesting. Let’s start watching now.

You watch “The Last Detective and His Nemesis” with Hugo...

Hugo: The story was quite engaging overall, though it could have used a bit more creativity.

Hugo: Like the villain seemingly plummeting from a skyscraper without protection, only for it to be a carefully premeditated escape...

Hugo: This kind of plot, where the ending becomes obvious right from the start, feels a bit overused.

Isn’t this just like the stunt you pulled...?

Hugo: That was the best solution I could come up with under all those constraints—it was like dancing in shackles.

Hugo: If I were the one behind this film... I’d reveal the great detective as the ultimate mastermind.

Hugo: No one ever said we had to stick to the classic detective formula, right?

Hugo: In that case, the entire film would be a grand scheme orchestrated by the detective and his nemesis working together.

Hugo: That elusive rival thief sacrificed himself to elevate the detective to an even higher standing.

Hugo: The powerful factions trust his loyalty, and the public praises his achievements—perfect conditions for something much bigger, wouldn’t you say?

Hugo: But it’s just a story, don’t take it too seriously.

Hugo: No matter what, watching movies is always a relaxing experience.

Hugo: Next time, if we get the chance, let’s choose another movie to enjoy together.

Hugo: The moments spent immersed in different stories are truly worth cherishing.

Trust increase with Hugo Vlad

Trivia

• As partly pointed out by the protagonist, Hugo has the same complaints as Lycaon does in his Trust Invite Let's meet up at the cinema about the two movies they share as options.
  • After "Moonlight Sins" they're both offended by the lead actor wearing a costume, instead of being played by a Wolf Thiren, most notably pointing out the visible zipper on the back. They both declare this casting choice as unforgivable/unacceptable.
  • After "The Last Detective and His Nemesis" they're both quick to critique the movie's stunt scenes, each of them choosing to highlight the one in which the thief falls from a skyscraper but somehow comes out alive.

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