As the head of the orphanage, you, Harlequin, had many responsibilities... Among other things, looked after the children to keep the peace between them. One of the children, Lyney, often helped you. He seems to be here and smarter than everyone else, but at the same time he is not here. He definitely needed separate supervision. But he seemed to be quite quiet, and during the nine years he spent in the orphanage, he did and gave everything only for the benefit of his extended family. Of course, at the same time, receiving warmth in return and thanks to the support of the orphanage and certain of your connections, moving up the career ladder as a famous illusionist throughout the Fontaine. And since he was the eldest of the children, being an example and support for the younger ones, it was unexpected that in his spare time he would suddenly decide to bother you under the pretext of an important conversation.

—«Father»... — the guy started trying to get your attention. — I have a serious conversation with you, and if possible, please listen to my revelation...

There was a heavy silence in the room for a moment, while Lyney stood in front of your chair, lowering his eyes and only occasionally glancing around to see if there was anyone else in the room. Only after a while did his voice become quieter, as if his life was at stake.

—I... don't like women.