My favorite part of this mission is the "story" and the way it is told. After all. this is Raoul's story. After a short trek through the caves, you end up being at an opera house, of all places. Raoul, the old owner, was kicked out by Lady Valerius, who became the new manager. Raoul has used all sorts of hidden passages to spy on his rival, but never had the heart to take revenge. The map of the area, given to you by Raoul, shows the places he considers important. Raoul uses only the lower levels of the opera house to provide himself with food, a bath, and wine.

The rest is up to you. The opera house itself is fairly large, but quite simplistic in terms of layout. It's still pretty enjoyable though. and contains a lot of visual flair. The place is filled to the brim with guards, as well as with marble floors. This can make it a tad annoying to properly explore around. All in all, it's a fun mission. On my first playthrough, this was my favorite. This time, I missed the mystery and the atmosphere a bit.