Appeals Committee. Disputed situations in tournaments.

This is called jurisprudence. From a common-sense perspective, it contains quite a lot of nonsense, but courts make decisions in this way.

Now, let's read the wording:

In this case, it became clear on turn 112 that point A had occurred, but since the restart is "optional," there's no need to rush; you can play a little longer and then take a restart according to point B. Sometimes, there are generations where a player has two paths to the center...

Yes, I understand that this is a flaw in the rules, but the letter of the law is exactly like this in this place...

Yes, the previous posts were written after a misreading as "leading from the starting castle to the main town," but in reality, it's "leading from the starting castle to the central treasure," meaning that in this case, point B is not applicable.