Inspection (before battle)

Shortly after the situation with Sinclair was dealt with…

By the way, you meant the Backstreets of District 11 when you said K Corp's Nest, yeah?

I missed pointing it out earlier since everyone got a bit excited there…

I rarely misspeak, if ever.

I know what I said, Gregor. K Corp's Nest is where we're going.

Huh, alright, but if we're entering a Nest…

Indeed, there's the immigration process.

I don't have a K Corp. visa. Y'ain't about to tell me everyone else got one, right?

What. Why're you lookin' at me?

The solution is simple: C. I.

And keep on D. E. R. 'til we've breached the defense.

In short, CIDER. Huhu…

Whatever that eccentric abbreviation means for Ryōshū, the Sinners have learned to stop questioning it.

A company as big as ours might get a free pass.

Not to mention, breaking through using the method dear Ryōshū suggested will take ages. How badly must you underestimate a Nest actively governed by a Wing to say that?

<Oh, I see, no one's gonna take into account how much I'll suffer for that CIDER, huh?>

Sadly, none of our Sinners bothered to respond to me in any capacity.

As Ishmael said, we'll pass the immigration without needing a visa.

Limbus Company has backing from the shareholders of a wide array of fields.

Oh, do you happen to know the shareholder of H Corp, then?

They once personally visited our home because my younger sibling insisted upon having a red passport as a kid.

Couldn't say, I'm merely a humble guide who wouldn't be in the position to know such a thing.

Otherwise, the question doesn't seem like one that's really worth answering.

How harsh…

That leaves the route to the checkpoint as our concern.

Thorough inspection means that there are plenty of people looking for an easy way in, including those who'd take the pass by force.

…I hear several interlopers surrounding the bus.

<Welp… Have bus - will battle.>