The opening chapter establishes the . You begin as a struggling sellsword. The game forces you through three mandatory tavern shifts before you can afford the demonic contract. Critics initially balked at this “blue-collar” approach, but fans love it. By the time Ingrid signs her soul away, you feel the weight. The entertainment here is grim satisfaction: saving up silver coins, eating stale bread, and finally unleashing your first Hell Slash on a debt collector.
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