The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante: Finish the Story Contest Final
Hello, Honorable Steamers!
A few weeks ago we launched the “Finish the Story" contest where we shared a short snippet of Sir Brante’s biography with you, providing two options of possible actions to choose from.
The majority of respondents voted to “check the backyard first,” so let’s find out what happened next!
You swore to take care of your younger brother and simply can’t let him down!
Unnoticed, you slip out of the room. Quickly glancing over the courtyard you notice a high fence, a flowerbed, and an old tree leaning towards the wall of the mansion. Ah, and there’s Nathan - you notice his tiny figure on the roof at the far wing of the building. Covered in a cold sweat, your younger brother is holding onto the roof tiles, staring into the sky above. How did he even manage to get up there?
There’s no time to waste - you wave at him and rush to the rescue. You manage to climb up onto the roof with the help of an old free-standing ladder, tearing a sleeve of your new shirt in the process.
You reach out to Nathan, but he just throws you a glance full of dread. You will have to scoop him up yourself. With your help, the younger boy awkwardly climbs down the ladder, all the while clasping the tin can to his chest. When there are only a couple of steps left to the ground, Nathan suddenly stumbles, forcing both of you to fall onto the soft grass.
Before you know it, your mother’s silhouette rises above you. She takes Nathan in her arms, leaving you to get up by yourself as you vainly try to hide the torn sleeve of your shirt from sight.
Mother’s voice sounds cold and quiet.
- I’m going to have to punish you for this, son.
You try to explain that you only momentarily lost sight of Nathan and went after him as soon as you realized he was gone, doing everything possible to rescue your brother!
Your mother lets out a sigh of sorrow that you can’t quite understand:
- My boy, the only path is to accept your guilt and face due punishment. It’s impossible to change one’s past actions and there is no other way to redeem oneself.
She makes you stay in the dark storage room for the rest of the evening. You know that you will never be able to forget how you were punished for rescuing your poor brother until the day you die.
Hope you enjoyed it and don't forget to wishlist The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante on Steam - the release date will be announced soon!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1272160/The_Life_and_Suffering_of_Sir_Brante/
A few weeks ago we launched the “Finish the Story" contest where we shared a short snippet of Sir Brante’s biography with you, providing two options of possible actions to choose from.
The majority of respondents voted to “check the backyard first,” so let’s find out what happened next!
You swore to take care of your younger brother and simply can’t let him down!
Unnoticed, you slip out of the room. Quickly glancing over the courtyard you notice a high fence, a flowerbed, and an old tree leaning towards the wall of the mansion. Ah, and there’s Nathan - you notice his tiny figure on the roof at the far wing of the building. Covered in a cold sweat, your younger brother is holding onto the roof tiles, staring into the sky above. How did he even manage to get up there?
There’s no time to waste - you wave at him and rush to the rescue. You manage to climb up onto the roof with the help of an old free-standing ladder, tearing a sleeve of your new shirt in the process.
You reach out to Nathan, but he just throws you a glance full of dread. You will have to scoop him up yourself. With your help, the younger boy awkwardly climbs down the ladder, all the while clasping the tin can to his chest. When there are only a couple of steps left to the ground, Nathan suddenly stumbles, forcing both of you to fall onto the soft grass.
Before you know it, your mother’s silhouette rises above you. She takes Nathan in her arms, leaving you to get up by yourself as you vainly try to hide the torn sleeve of your shirt from sight.
Mother’s voice sounds cold and quiet.
- I’m going to have to punish you for this, son.
You try to explain that you only momentarily lost sight of Nathan and went after him as soon as you realized he was gone, doing everything possible to rescue your brother!
Your mother lets out a sigh of sorrow that you can’t quite understand:
- My boy, the only path is to accept your guilt and face due punishment. It’s impossible to change one’s past actions and there is no other way to redeem oneself.
She makes you stay in the dark storage room for the rest of the evening. You know that you will never be able to forget how you were punished for rescuing your poor brother until the day you die.
Hope you enjoyed it and don't forget to wishlist The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante on Steam - the release date will be announced soon!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1272160/The_Life_and_Suffering_of_Sir_Brante/