My fears proved unfounded, as nothing bad happened to me on the way. "One day father fell ill, so I had to go to the market. So it wasn't bad, apart from the isolation. We also received humanitarian aid, like everybody else. He kept trading jewelry for food every day. "Cheer up, girls", he said, "we aren't broke yet!" Then he went to the marketplace and brought back fresh peaches. "When the banks closed, father opened the safe box and pulled out a small chest. We spent most of our time there, talking, reading, listening to music and playing games to stave off boredom." To protect ourselves from stray bullets and splinters, we installed a double bed and a small heater in a cozy dressing room on the ground floor. "We lived in an expansive villa, with spacious bright rooms and large windows. The following text appears as entries in Emilia's diary on varying days. In a matter of days we became poor." Emilia's Story But the currency soon lost all value, the banks were closed and we had no foreign cash. When the war broke out, we had a lot of savings on our family account. That's why I became a lawyer like him, and my sister was to become a doctor. He always reminded us of the importance of financial safety. I had 3 diamonds to start with in the house I started in (if you don't start with 3 then check Central Square for 3 diamonds in the basement), Decrepit Squat I found 1 + another 1 when you give Grisha food."Now that we're stuck together, I might as well tell you about me and my family. I did 20 ceasefire days but should pick 40 days just to be safe, as Karel came to pick us up on day 19.
Visit Karel/NPC in Port after you have the 8 diamonds (he'll be back in a few days to pick you up to escape on his boat) I chose Map 4 but also adding, Decrepit Squat and Garage You can do this achievement alongside the Epilogue: Exodus achievement so long as you have 8 diamonds to pay Karel at the Port
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