Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii
Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii

Substory 28: Can You Keep a Secret?

Keep a secret safe in Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii's Substory 28: Can You Keep a Secret?. Discreetly gather information and protect a clandestine matt.

Substory 28: Can You Keep a Secret?

Substory 28, "Can You Keep a Secret?," is a classic tale of intrigue and discretion, where you're tasked with safeguarding sensitive information or helping someone maintain a clandestine operation. This quest involves navigating a situation where trust is paramount and the stakes are potentially high, often with a humorous undertone of paranoia.

To begin "Can You Keep a Secret?," you'll likely find the character in a discreet location, perhaps a quiet alleyway, a secluded park bench, or a dimly lit bar in Honolulu. Look for someone who appears nervous, is constantly looking over their shoulder, or is speaking in hushed tones. The trigger is usually a direct approach where they implore you to help them with a secret.

The substory typically involves the following steps:

  • The Confidential Matter: The character will confide in you about a secret they are keeping. This could be anything from a hidden relationship, a clandestine business deal, a personal secret they don't want revealed, or even a surprise they are planning.
  • Protecting the Secret: Your primary role is to help them keep this secret safe. This might involve acting as a lookout, delivering a coded message, or subtly diverting attention from them.
  • Gathering Information (Discreetly): Sometimes, to protect a secret, you need to know who might be trying to uncover it. This could involve eavesdropping on conversations, tailing suspicious individuals, or gathering intel without arousing suspicion.
  • Dealing with Threats: If someone discovers the secret or is actively trying to expose it, you might need to confront them. This could involve a tense dialogue encounter, a stealth sequence, or a combat situation to ensure the secret remains hidden.
  • Specific Locations: The substory might send you to various locations where secrets are often exchanged or hidden, such as private rooms, hidden compartments, or secure facilities within Honolulu.

Completing "Can You Keep a Secret?" typically rewards you with cash, experience points, and often a unique item that symbolizes discretion or trust, such as a special key, a confidential document, or a useful gadget for stealth. It's a fun substory that plays on the classic spy and mystery tropes.