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Yes, but do we need to do something about him? Well, he messed up and got what he deserved. He was kicked out of the town, so what? Now he's just hanging around here. The main character definitely isn't interested in doing anything with him, and manually dealing with him would be a complete overreaction, and I agree with Gerson on that.
But what if he turns out to be an overpowered merchant, appearing in the most difficult locations?
- So, what do you trade, uncle? And what does it mean to "trade" here, when everything is "voluntary"? - Detective Chernika adjusts his glasses and puts his hands behind his back, walking back and forth. - Did you really not find anyone else to express your feelings to? There are enough aesthetically pleasing people in this town - although there are fewer after my departure, but still. I would easily understand if you had linked your life with some silly girl, but doesn't this kind of burden scare you?
He nods towards the stroller and says to her:
- I can't even make out your face. Do you really need a haircut? I can help, if you want! In my tunnel, I was the best at this! I think that in this situation, a knife might not even be necessary. Something doesn't add up in these versions, except for the fact that he's not very smart, - he points his finger at the disheveled man and gets a sharp tap on the back of his head. - Ouch!