The plot

Ines loves her work. Her passion is to run through pages and documents, talk to people and solve problems. She is truly a brilliant inspector.

A good work requires control, so she needs to constantly keep an eye on ministers and their work — who will do it if not she?

This way was working for a while, the town was small and independent. Yet, as it grew more and more in a proper city, then some villages were built by its walls, work kinda piled up.

Lady Diligens did require a lot from ministers' documentary, which put a lot pressure on them. A few of them gave up, and passed all the work stuff straight to Ines — "Only you know how to make things right."

That's when her free days slowly vanished, and there was nothing you could do. Others didn't seem to care, because no one wanted to get into all of this paperwork or to accidentally pass way of one of main people in the city.

You saw her last night, it was late and it seemed that she had worked all day. Saying "hi" was not an option — she rushed to her house, not noticing anything. Ines did look pale, more tired than usual.

That's why you came to her office on the next day. You're standing in front of the door. What are you waiting for?