[It Wasn’t Me]
After a short rest, we wake to see Duke Belt and a Flaming Fist mercenary outside of our cell. What comes next is not exoneration, but a lamentation that the slayer of Sarevok and the champion of Dragonspear do not meet their end now, after all that we’ve done for the city of Baldur’s Gate. Dukes Eltan, Liia Jannath, and Belt have decided that we should leave the city as quietly as possible, and take our dark heritage with us never to return. We’re given the opportunity of exile and it’s the only option besides death.
[It Wasn’t Me]
We’ll be given an escort out of the city once we’ve had a chance to collect our belongings. We find out just how divided even the Flaming Fist is regarding our actions. Some will claim we’re no better than Sarevok, while others will say the loss of Skie is a small price to pay for all the good we’ve done in toppling the Iron Throne and Caelar’s crusade.
The mercenary will show us a way out through the sewers to put us on the outskirts of the city before the public realizes we’re gone. There’s nothing worth bothering to stop and pick up in any of the barrels and chests.
[It Wasn’t Me]
We’re to leave the city of Baldur’s Gate and never return. Duke Entar Silvershield cares nothing of our past deeds even though they were enough to convince the other Grand Dukes we were not responsible for Skie’s death.
The mercenary will bid us farewell. Depending on how we respond he’ll either tell us a personal story we’ve played a part in or warn us Entar will stop at nothing to bring us to justice.
Down the stone stairs on the western end of the caverns is our way out of Baldur’s Gate.
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