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It’s time to return to Faraway park to kick off a series of events that puts us in one big circle in the search for Aubrey. She is in possession of Basil’s photo album, so Kel and Sunny must work to get it back.

Before heading up to Faraway Park (where the story will inevitably continue), make sure you’re exploring everywhere. It’s nice knowing where everything is and getting text you won’t get after a certain point.

When you get to Faraway Park, everything looks relatively normal, except there’s someone new on the right side of the map. If you try talking to them, they really don’t have much to say, but they seem indifferent to everything.

Eventually, Charlie, the big guy, shakes Angel out of the tree where someone was clearly hiding, and they challenge you to a battle.

Since Sunny doesn’t have his knife, his attacks are a bit weaker. Also, you’ll notice that he isn’t targeted at all. Kel is the only one who will take damage, so focus on using Kel to “encourage” Sunny to do more damage and keeping Kel’s heart up with bandages. Also, you don’t need to hurt Charlie; defeating Angel wins the battle for you.


Angel is so upset by his loss that he tries to lie about the whereabouts of Aubrey.

However, after Kel threatens Angel by bringing up a certain memory he would rather wish to forget, Angel gives you a lead: go to the fountain at Faraway Plaza.

Before you make your way to Faraway Plaza, make sure you turn in any trash you picked up around Faraway town so you can get a little extra money for bandages and first-aid kits.



When getting into Faraway Plaza, you’re greeted by Mikhael, who is very vocal about being referred to as “The Maverick.” Whatever you want to call him, he’s going to give you a hard time.


Kel becomes angry during the fight with the Maverick, meaning he’s going to do a lot more damage with his basketball throws, but he’s going to take more damage as well.


The Maverick, while being a bad anime stereotype, has a lot of HP, so be prepared to take a couple of licks as Kel and spending some rounds guarding while Sunny keeps him up with bandages (you picked some up at the Pharmacy in the Othermart as we told you to do in the last walkthrough, right?)




After revealing his true colors as a bad anime stereotype, the women he paid to be his personal escorts walk away. $10 to pretend to flirt with a guy who refers to himself as the Maverick? That was a personal choice ladies.
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