You move to the door and call the Orcs in.
Two of them run up to the window and grab at the being that is scaling the wall!
3*
One of the Orcs manages to reach over and pull on the leg of the creature, causing it to fall!
Only when you hear a boyish scream you realize that it was probably a human. You run up to the window and look through it as the Orcs glare at the body below.
Noises go silent and you are unable to feel the wind blowing as you stare at the body of your brother Iakes.
441 AEC, Next day...
3
"How is Iakes?" You ask, but the healers shake their heads.
"Barely alive. He is asleep all the time, and his legs are alike sacks of sand, heavy and without life." Before your visit to the palatial infirmary, you did a little investigation on how did Iakes end up scaling the wall.
Turns out, he's been neglecting his studies as of late and slacking off. According to one of the maids and few guards on the patrol, he has taken upon the risky hobby of climbing walls and towers of the palace since at least last week.
Your brother is both foolish and lucky - he could've broken his neck like that.
441 AEC, Mid-Autumn
Your brother has awoken from his coma, and the healers have confirmed the worst - his legs are broken forever, making him a
cripple for life.
He has been rather touchy for the past few days and the maids tending to him say he has been blaming you for the accident.
You decide to...
A) Leave him be, you weren't at fault in any way.
B) Console him and help him adjust to new life.