What Wenjies Want is a Visionary Lead in Deathloop . It provides a guide to killing Wenjie Evans .
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- Wenjie can easily be killed in the Laboratory Annex in the Complex in the Afternoon. However, this is incompatible with killing Charlie Montague and Fia Zborowska in Fristad Rock at the same time.
- To investigate Wenjie further, you will need to get into her living quarters in the lab. They are only accessible in the Afternoon.
- The code to Wenjie's quarters is randomized for every player. It is found in the Note, Aesthetics are Key , located in a locked safe in The Yerhva in Karl's Bay .
- Wenjie's Quarters are only accessible in the Afternoon.
- Searching Wenjie's quarters will reveal that she wants into the RAK .
- 2-BIT can synthesize a voice recording of Aleksis, promising Wenjie access to the RAK if she attends his party. However, it requires an actual recording of Aleksis to do so.
- A recording of Aleksis can be found in a safe in the Library at Noon.
- The code to the safe is randomized for each player. It is found in the Note, A Reason to Love , which is only accessible in the Evening, in Aleksis' quarters in Dorsey Manor .
- The Library is relatively empty at Noon. The safe is in the center of the main floor.
- The recording of Aleksis takes the form of a wolf figurine called "The Runt" which contains Aleksis' response to Julianna's criticism of his initial program interview. It must be held in your main hand and carried to 2-BIT's room in Condition Detachment . It will alert nearby Eternalists because it is constantly making noise.
- After giving the recording to 2-BIT, it will synthesize a message which Colt will instruct it to play on every loop. Wenjie will attend Aleksis' party at Dorsey Manor at Night in all subsequent loops.