Miss Intense Character
Last updated 2025-12-14
Miss Intense Character is a Trust Commission for Dialyn in Failume Heights.
Steps
- Talk to Dialyn
Gameplay Notes
- Completing this commission awards the Agent Trust achievement Line Open 24/7 for You.
Dialogue
- (Idle)
- Troublesome Inspector: You qualifications are seriously questionable!
- Reed: No way...
- Dialyn: What's going on here?
- (Talk to Dialyn)
- Troublesome Inspector: I need to inspect your business qualifications and accounts! According to my investigation, there are major issues with your credentials!
- Reed: Good Goods has been around for so many years! If there were any problems, they would've surfaced by now!
- Dialyn: Let me get up to speed on what's going on.
- Troublesome Inspector: Huh...? I'm an inspector from TOPS, so don't come meddling in my affairs!
- Dialyn: Check out my badge. I'm a TOPS employee too! Let me help you out here!
The following is recorded in the Partner Archive
"Miss Intense Character"Story Description: Dialyn steps in to stop the unreasonable TOPS investigator from harassing Reed, the owner of Good Goods. Though Dialyn is usually laid-back, when she gets serious, she is a force to be reckoned with.
- Dialyn: Rep 2493, at your service!
- Troublesome Inspector: Rep 2493...? Are you the "Customer Service Center" representative?
- Reed: Miss, hear me out! Good Goods has been running here for over ten years, and this is the first time anyone has come by claiming we don't have a business license!
- Dialyn: A customer's complaint is sacred in the world of customer service! Sir, could you please assist me in addressing this lady's concern?
- Troublesome Inspector: Unbelievable... I've never heard of customer service meddling in an inspector's work before!
- Troublesome Inspector: Besides, I thought most customer service staff were outsourced? Are you sure you want to cause trouble for me?
- Dialyn: Any complaints about any department fall under the "Cross-Department Customer Service Center"~
- Dialyn: If my enthusiasm has offended you, esteemed official employee, I'm very sorry~
- Troublesome Inspector: Cross-Department... That backwater office full of people who only got in through connections?
- Dialyn: Even the little things you mutter under your breath will go into my work log~
- Dialyn: My intranet ID is "Dialyn." If you have any feedback or suggestions about my work, you can CC my supervisor through the intranet email~
- Troublesome Inspector: Hmph... There's nothing wrong with the procedures I'm taking! Selling Porcelume requires a special license, and if she does it without authorization, I can revoke her Waifei business permit!
- Reed: Hey, if it weren't for that beeping device in your hand, I wouldn't have known that second-hand vase contained premium stuff like Porcelume!
But this is Waifei Peninsula.- Porcelume is everywhere.
- (ProtagonistProtagonist): But this is Waifei Peninsula, Porcelume products are everywhere... So finding a second-hand vase with some low-grade Porcelume mixed in isn't all that surprising, right?
- Troublesome Inspector: Strict scrutiny of products is the operator's responsibility! If "ignorance" could absolve you, what would be the point of the regulations TOPS set?
- Dialyn: You're a diligent colleague... But for an audit inspector to come all the way to Waifei Peninsula to hassle a small shop — are you running a new-regulation PR campaign?
- Dialyn: But as far as I know, the rule that "selling Porcelume requires a special license" was only introduced in the past couple of years and applies to ordinary business in main urban areas.
- Dialyn: But... Failume Heights, as a hub of Porceulme and a licensed area of Porcelumex, has always been issued special business licenses.
- Dialyn: The old regulations didn't explicitly grant such licenses for selling Porcelume, but they also don't fall under the "ordinary businesses" defined by the new rules.
- Dialyn begins laying out a torrent of arguments full of proper nouns and legal terms, a stark contrast to her usual habit of rambling nonsense.
- The troublesome inspector's expression gradually shifts from stern to dejected.
In the end, he leaves in a huff, defeated. - Reed: Thank you so much, miss! If you hadn't argued for me... I'd probably be in real trouble.
- Dialyn: Don't thank me. I'm just doing my job — handling complaints is what I do best.
- Do you know a lot about Waifei's past?
- (ProtagonistProtagonist): (You seem to know a lot about Waifei's shops and history — is that part of your skillset as a TOPS employee?You seem to know a lot about Waifei's shops and history — is that part of your skillset as a TOPS employee? /
You seem to know a lot about Waifei's shops and history — is that part of your professional skills as a TOPS employee?You seem to know a lot about Waifei's shops and history — is that part of your professional skills as a TOPS employee?) - Dialyn: I'm not that diligent~ I just happen to know this convenience store pretty well.
- Dialyn: I've lived in Waifei Peninsula since I was a kid... Miss Reed, you might not know this, but I've actually known you for a long time.
- Reed: But if you're a local, how come I've never seen you before?
- Dialyn: When I was a kid, I lived on the far outskirts of Waifei Peninsula. Occasionally, I'd come into town with the adults to do some household shopping.
- Dialyn: Back then, my family wasn't well-off, so I could only stand outside the shop windows, looking at all the neat second-hand toys and crafts.
- Dialyn: Miss Reed, you were the shop owner's daughter, so you could play with anything you liked inside the store — it's no wonder you never saw me.
- Dialyn: Later on, I got a job at TOPS and ended up leaving Waifei.
- Reed: So that's your connection to Good Goods... but now as a TOPS employee, you're definitely far more capable than I am. I just run a little shop.
- Dialyn: ...Sometimes I wish I weren't so "capable."
- That must be why you helped out.
- (ProtagonistProtagonist): (So this shop is part of your childhood memories — that must be why you got involved, right?So this shop is part of your childhood memories — that must be why you got involved, right? /
So this shop is part of your childhood memories — that must be why you "meddled," right?So this shop is part of your childhood memories — that must be why you "meddled," right?) - Dialyn: Hmph! There you go Proxy, questioning my professionalism again! How can you be as harsh on me as Senior Zhao?!
- Dialyn: I just can't stand unprofessional TOPS colleagues. Even if I hadn't meddled now, a complaint about this would have come my way sooner or later.
- Reed: Whatever the reason, I still have to thank you for your help! I need to check the shop's stock, so feel free to reach out if you need anything!
- Waifei Peninsula is where you grew up...
- So it's kind of like revisiting old places?
- (ProtagonistProtagonist): (Waifei Peninsula is where you grew up, so you could say being stationed here now is kind of like revisiting your roots.Waifei Peninsula is where you grew up, so you could say being stationed here now is kind of like revisiting your roots. /
Waifei Peninsula is where you grew up, so you could say being stationed here now is kind of like revisiting old places?Waifei Peninsula is where you grew up, so you could say being stationed here now is kind of like revisiting old places?) - (ProtagonistProtagonist): How does it feel to be back here? Familiar, nostalgic... or a bit wistful at how things and people have changed?
- Dialyn: Revisiting old places... to be honest, I didn't like it here as a kid... I have quite a few bitter memories from here.
- Dialyn: I especially hated the Hollow. The denser the Miasma, the louder the echoes of the departed would ring in my head.
- Dialyn: Still, little Dialyn did spend a lot of time here, even if those days weren't exactly happy...
- Then let's make some new memories.
- (ProtagonistProtagonist): (If the past didn't turn out as you hoped, then how about we paint over those old memories with the new ones we're making now?If the past didn't turn out as you hoped, then how about we paint over those old memories with the new ones we're making now? /
If the past isn't something you cherish, then let's replace those old memories with the new ones we're making now!If the past isn't something you cherish, then let's replace those old memories with the new ones we're making now!) - (ProtagonistProtagonist): (Honestly, my sister and I had a less than perfect past too... but every thing we went through ultimately led us to here—to the place where we met you, Dialyn.Honestly, my sister and I had a less than perfect past too... but every thing we went through ultimately led us to here—to the place where we met you, Dialyn. /
Honestly, me and my brother didn't have the happiest times back in the day either... but those imperfect times ultimately brought us here—to the place where we met you, Dialyn.Honestly, me and my brother didn't have the happiest times back in the day either... but those imperfect times ultimately brought us here—to the place where we met you, Dialyn.) - Dialyn: Wh—Why are you suddenly being so sentimental?! I finally had a moment to feel a bit gloomy!
- Because your smile is just too cute.
- (ProtagonistProtagonist): (Haha... It's just that I prefer carefree, smiling Dialyn over the gloomy one.Haha... It's just that I prefer carefree, smiling Dialyn over the gloomy one. /
Hehe... Because the carefree, smiley Dialyn, is totally better than the gloomy one.Hehe... Because the carefree, smiley Dialyn, is totally better than the gloomy one.) - Dialyn: What carefree smile!? That;s just my defense mechanism!
- Dialyn: Dialyn is a gloomy and profoundly intense character. She's not to be reckoned with!
- Alright, Miss Intense Character.
- Got it, Miss Intense Character.
- (ProtagonistProtagonist): No problem, Miss Intense Character. Then would you do me the honor of taking a deep, melancholic stroll with me under the Failume Heights sunset?
- Dialyn: Hehe~ Let's go! If we run into any reckless troublemakers, just remember I've got you covered!
Trust Rank Upgrade to Trusted with Dialyn- (Idle)
- Reed: Thank you so much...
- Dialyn: It's just work!
- (Talk to Dialyn again, optional)
- Reed: Thank you so much from [sic] saving my humble shop from underserved losses...
- Dialyn: Just doing my job, and I've been a regular at Good Goods for ages now.
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Miss Intense Character |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 狠角色小姐 |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 狠角色小姐 |
| Japanese | 「闇の深い」ダイアリンさん |
| Korean | 시리어스한 아가씨 Sirieoseuhan Agassi |
| Spanish | Doña intensa |
| French | Mlle Intense |
| Russian | Госпожа загадочная личность Gospozha zagadochnaya lichnost' |
| Thai | ยัยจอมโหด |
| Vietnamese | Quý Cô Đáng Gờm |
| German | Fräulein „Intensive Persönlichkeit“ |
| Indonesian | Nona Karakter Intens |
| Portuguese | Senhorita Intensa |