Sakuramoria

1. Stop for a rest in the demon village? Ha! Apparently, in this case, I'm also a demon, since I decided to stop there, and then I might only have one correct choice. In a different situation, I would go out to see the hunters, find out who these people are, and then I would decide.

2. Guilty of murder or guilty of their own stupid death? I won't be surprised if these guards decided to act without understanding the situation and attacked a squad that outnumbered them. After all, everyone knows that the guard is mostly made up of idiots, some of whom can't even count. As for the murders, the obvious signs of a two-handed sword and a mace mean that Ailis and Rulka are involved in them. It's more complicated with the third guard, but is that really important in this case, when the squad leader is known? In my opinion, the responsibility always lies with him, unless his squad consists of the same kind of people as in the city guard. However, since they were hired, the leader wasn't far behind. As for the testimonies, is it worth believing them? It's doubtful, considering that they are presented only by one side, and therefore it is difficult to verify them in any way. It is not said how long after the incident the suspects were detained, perhaps they had enough time to conspire. Did Nicholas attack first? Probably, because he was in someone else's house, not the other way around. But would one person attack an entire squad? Yes, if he is a guard. But in this case, he was not one of them, so everything could have been a little different, and he was defending himself, managing to shoot only one opponent. And why did the mistress of the house run away if she was working with the squad? Maybe she's just a rat, or maybe there was another reason. But let's get back to the main point, namely that the question puts us in the place of the CAPTAIN OF THE GUARD, and they usually don't mess around. The wounds on the bodies of the dead are clearly visible, and their nature is also clear. Together with this, we have armed people (and a mage), and therefore we can accuse them of murder. The rest are free.

3. If the mayor is planning to kill so many people, what prevents him from killing me too, so as not to pay for the work? Maybe this is a lie, but it is not often that a son goes against his father in such a way. In any case, this job is not for me, so I will find something better, and I will part with the guys peacefully.

4. If she wants that kind of relationship, I would suggest that she be left alone, and then my lips would touch more interesting places than her boots. Ha! (was this question added as a joke, or are you really interested in that here?)

5. What are these girly options? This is the problem with many girls. They are too touchy and attach importance to all sorts of little things, including the words of some unfamiliar guys. Just answer him in the same way and forget about it, you are a princess, you have plenty of other things to do. If he doesn't stop, let the guard beat him up, and that's the end of it.

6. I would first look at the Empress and whether I have the opportunity to communicate with her. Although option D is still closer to me.

7. Life is like a juicy fruit, its sweet juices should be tasted and enjoyed, and not choked on the garbage that various merchants are trying to shove at you. So no.

8. A large chest can be squeezed, but a small one cannot. Ha! I don't know what role these characteristics play in your society, but for me they play a significant role, only I don't consider them separately from the other details. The overall picture is important, not just one of its parts. (I understand, these are not joking questions. I wonder who came up with them). It is better to be smaller in all respects in battle, and that is a fact. Although, perhaps a large chest will protect your heart from an arrow. But being tall will definitely not save you, unless from being kidnapped, because not everyone can lift such a giant. Ha! But then they can be taken for some specific job, like a watchman on a tower, on which you can also partially save money.

9. Yes, it's a normal country, no worse than the others. But as they say, "Good is the enemy of better" or "Better is the enemy of good"? In short, the point is that you should not stop at what you have achieved, because you can often improve what you have, if you make the right decisions.

10. I expect a pleasant time and even more pleasant acquaintances.