SPOILER ALERT: Sebastian Questline

[SpeedWalker]

Hello there guys!!

I cannot believe this.. Seems like all this time Mr Solomon was right about Sebastian could not cure Anne. I was defending Sebastian at all cost until he hurt his own uncle with AVADA KADABRA.

Not only this.. This relates to Miss Morganach as she was trying to heal his father with a powerful magic that did not work as expected at the end.


Fight Professor Rakham vs Miss Morganach

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These keepers opened my eyes as I have the ability to trace ancient magic. They do not want this to happen again.

ARE YOU SERIOUS?????? SEBASTIAN AND I HURT HIS UNCLE AND IT WAS IN VAIN.

Actually, I am very sad, but the story is so good that kept me engaged to it. By the way, I did not finish it yet. So, please no spoilers after this.

[Afanickton]

I still believe there is a way, How Solomon is handling Anne's sickness is really dumb and lazy. Not wanting to give her hope or just have her be bored and rot away in a cottage instead of trying to save her life.

Sebastians trying, Solomon should of been trying with him by GUIDING Sebastian so he doesn't do something stupid (which he eventually did) because he is a CHILD who DOESNT KNOW. I do not blame Sebastian at all. It's better to be there for someone when they are making mistakes to help them through it than not be there at all.

[SpeedWalker]

Originally posted by Afanickton:

I still believe there is a way, How Solomon is handling Anne's sickness is really dumb and lazy. Not wanting to give her hope or just have her be bored and rot away in a cottage instead of trying to save her life.

Sebastians trying, Solomon should of been trying with him by GUIDING Sebastian so he doesn't do something stupid (which he eventually did) because he is a CHILD who DOESNT KNOW. I do not blame Sebastian at all. It's better to be there for someone when they are making mistakes to help them through it than not be there at all.

I agree with you in that sense of Solomon not making any effort to guide Sebastian to the right direction.

[SotiCoto]

Solomon is a fŭcking psycho. The whole family is messed up.

Seabass is an insufferable siscon who somehow decides unforgivable curses should be the FIRST resort to all problems, despite most of the spells taught to students being potent killing weapons in their own right. He just goes straight for the taboo ones.

Anne is useless and just casually accepts her uncle's decision to let her die.

Solomon is absolutely the worst. Not only because he actively sabotages all of Seabass's attempts to help, no matter how minor... but I lost the very last of my patience for the arsehole when he came into a room full of Inferni and the first fŭcking thing he does is attack my character. He ignores the swarm of undead and tries to kill the Hogwarts student who is trying to fix all of this. He totally deserved to die... and Avada Kadavra wasn't necessary for it. Just repeatedly casting Descendo until he was a bloody mess on the floor works for most human enemies, so why not him?

Funny thing is... at the start of the questline I hated Ominis for getting so pissy about my knowing of the Undercroft... yet by the end, he seemed like the only voice of reason.

Actually, I am very sad, but the story is so good that kept me engaged to it.

The story is garbage. Sorry. It is.

[profes79]

Problem is, that this whole line is neglected. We learn perfectly during storyline, who was (or at least might be) responsible for Anne's demise - and nothing comes out of this. No chance to cure - nothing except informing Sebastian about that.

[Bassilth]

I just hope there is going to be an expansion that gives us some more post-main quest activities and quests. One of these could revolve around curing Anne because it felt kind of cheap. It kind of gives the bad impression that giving up is better than trying and thinking outside the box. That sitting there and letting things happen is the way to go. Poor Sebastian.

We, as the special student, should be able to help. Especially after you finish the main questline you should have the ability to.

[SpeedWalker]

Originally posted by SotiCoto:

Solomon is a fŭcking psycho. The whole family is messed up.

Seabass is an insufferable siscon who somehow decides unforgivable curses should be the FIRST resort to all problems, despite most of the spells taught to students being potent killing weapons in their own right. He just goes straight for the taboo ones.

Anne is useless and just casually accepts her uncle's decision to let her die.

Solomon is absolutely the worst. Not only because he actively sabotages all of Seabass's attempts to help, no matter how minor... but I lost the very last of my patience for the arsehole when he came into a room full of Inferni and the first fŭcking thing he does is attack my character. He ignores the swarm of undead and tries to kill the Hogwarts student who is trying to fix all of this. He totally deserved to die... and Avada Kadavra wasn't necessary for it. Just repeatedly casting Descendo until he was a bloody mess on the floor works for most human enemies, so why not him?

Funny thing is... at the start of the questline I hated Ominis for getting so pissy about my knowing of the Undercroft... yet by the end, he seemed like the only voice of reason.

Actually, I am very sad, but the story is so good that kept me engaged to it.

The story is garbage. Sorry. It is.

It is not a garbage for me, but I respect your opinion.

Originally posted by profes79:

Problem is, that this whole line is neglected. We learn perfectly during storyline, who was (or at least might be) responsible for Anne's demise - and nothing comes out of this. No chance to cure - nothing except informing Sebastian about that.

I strongly agree in what you are saying here. I have figured it out once I saw professor Bakar's memory.

Originally posted by Bassilth:

I just hope there is going to be an expansion that gives us some more post-main quest activities and quests. One of these could revolve around curing Anne because it felt kind of cheap. It kind of gives the bad impression that giving up is better than trying and thinking outside the box. That sitting there and letting things happen is the way to go. Poor Sebastian.

We, as the special student, should be able to help. Especially after you finish the main questline you should have the ability to.

I agree. Hopefully an expansion will come in the future.

[annedoe]

Except how can we fix the problem if we kill Rookwood at some point because he's basically the 2nd boss?

[mutantbeth]

healing someone from mourning and getting rid of a curse are two completely different things. the protagonist can surely cure his sister why it never lead to that other than one or two lines i wont know. His uncle was being a jerk theres nothing wrong with having hope

[SpeedWalker]

I am just supporting Sebastian and I will not help to turn him in. I wanted to bid ally since I let him and I cannot leave him like this.

In another playthrough, it will be different as I will be playing differently.

I cannot believe Mr Solomon not helping Sebastian to cure Anne, which is his niece. A reason should be behind of it and as I said previously, there is no cure as it will make Anne worse. I feel like Solomon was right in that sense.

[你好fine shyt BOSEN MENANG]

i thought i the only one defending sebastian, i know what he do wrong but we have no choise to nego with sebastian at that time, surely he make wrong move to stop his uncle, author make him killing his ret*rd uncle

[Dr.Abscondus]

Solomon's controlling behaviour towards Anne and his over the top hostility to Sebastian was just creepy. Solomon didn't like Sebastian because of some issue he had with the boy's father. That's messed up. Not only that, but Anne and Sebastian are twins. Their bond is much stronger than Uncle/Niece and trying to permanently keep them apart is rotten. I would have been quite happy to put Solomon down so Sebastian wouldn't take the blame, but the game doesn't allow it. Because it's scripted I don't feel bad about what Sebastian did.

[Odd Donny]

I don't see how we can condemn Sebastian when our character has killed potentially hundreds of people (goblins and humans) by the time we complete his quest ourselves.

[annedoe]

Originally posted by Odd Donny:

I don't see how we can condemn Sebastian when our character has killed potentially hundreds of people (goblins and humans) by the time we complete his quest ourselves.

there's a difference the Goblins/wizards aren't our MC's relatives vs. Uncle Solmon is a relative

[annedoe]

There is no cure for whatever Anne got cursed with.

[Parry Hotter]

I got Sebastian expelled from Hogwarts. But you never see it happen. I wanted to create a new enemy for the next game. Oh well...