The Proof of Innocence is one of the extremely easy side quests to complete in Octopath Traveler 2. As we already know that court cases work on the basis of proof which plays the most vital role in judging the innocent and guilty. Similarly, this particular quest includes everything related to the practices in Court.
In order to participate in the Proof of Innocence side quest, you need to reach out to Meylan, the security guard who stands near the Timberrain courthouse. From there, he will tell you how he was accused of murdering someone and has no proof to prove himself innocent in court. So, if you are eager to help Meylan in court, keep reading our guide to know more about how exactly you can complete the proof of innocence quest in Octopath Traveler 2.
Octopath Traveler 2: How to Complete Proof of Innocence Questline
The Proof of Innocence Questline is one of the most engaging and easy activities to solve. Once you complete your conversation with Meylan, the next step is reaching the Sickly Woman, who stands near the bridge, located at a short distance from the Timberrain court. Talk to her for some time and bring her back to Meylan, as she can be the one with the better proof.
We would also like to mention that only some specific characters can be friends with the Sickly Woman. Below we have listed a few so you can check them out:
- Agnea
- Ochette
- Partitio
- Temenos
That being said, enter the Timberrain court with Sickly Woman, and soon after, a cut scene will take place, which will mark an end to your ‘Proof of Innocence’ side quest. Additionally, you will also be able to participate in other court cases, mainly Proof of Guilt and Proof of Justice.
Every quest in Octopath Traveler 2 rewards you with certain in-game currencies and perks that can be helpful during your progress through the game story. Similarly, completing the Proof of Innocence quest will reward you with 11,000 leaves, 1 Nourishing Nut, and 1 Olive of Life.
Octopath Traveler 2 is available for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC.
