Heartbreak occurs. Ingrid withers away by the hands of the Lich King's curse after nearly a decade of suffering. You and your party mourn her loss. 

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You have failed to stop the Pope's scheme. Ingrid is caught in the aftermath and turned to ashes while protecting the innocent. A quiet ceremony is held for her passing.

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[Confirmation Acquired. Erasing save data. ]

Relations have soured between the nobles of Ashnar and the elves. Ingrid, the one responsible for protecting the world tree, is assassinated by the nobility and war erupts throughout the land. Unfortunately, her death is an afterthought due to the strife of war. You leave a flower by her grave.

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In a heart-breaking twist, you are forced to face Ingrid in a battle of life or death due to the Tower's stipulation that only one person may exit the floor alive. After a close fight, she deliberately lets you win and her lifeless body drops into your –

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The Archmage's magic shakes the very core of the world. In order to ensure the safety of the world tree, Ingrid-

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Drago, the strongest dragon, is bored of you. Ingrid burns to -

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Ingrid is slain-

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Ingrid-

[Are you sure you want to quit the gam-]

With a violent descent, a computer monitor sprawls through a dimly-lit room almost taking the entire desk it laid upon with it. In the background, a banging sound can be heard as a man who is nothing more than the average salaryman can be seen bashing his keyboard into the wall.

"WHO THE HELL MAKES A CHARACTER THAT DIES MORE THAN THE PLAYER!!!!!"

The man had lost his mind. Not that he had much of one to begin with.