(Will Mark Brainliest) What would be the best transition between the following sentences?

1.) Breaking the law—no matter how minor—almost always has its consequences. At what cost would people risk to have their voices heard?

2.) Breaking the law—no matter how minor—almost always has its consequences, but what cost would people risk to have their voices heard?

3.) Breaking the law—no matter how minor—almost always has its consequences. At what cost, however, would people risk to have their voices heard?

This isn't a multiple-choice question so feel free to let me know if neither would work! Thanks.