@WhimsiCat : just being in love with someone does not mean there is no trauma, and based on the WN info about the circumstances in her previous life, trauma is not only acceptable but to F-ing be expected. In her past life she was not a person to them, but a tool and her death was final (but not...
@Chiakoi : the WN does bring up some info the orphanage kids after a while,
@AnonymousWeeaboo : that assumes he thinks of the people in his territory as people and not as his property, which a lot of nobles did.
Interesting, in the WN Neil and big sis had long since left town to go back to their work as adventurers before this, shortly after getting the treatment for his GF, and finds out after the fact that she had been run off. Also it was his mother who sold the potions not him. As an adventurer he...
@ReRead : Slavery of some form is definitely a possibility. If the lord is coming with an army, and not just a personal guard, then he is definitely intending to use force to make her comply. As to Slavery magic IIRC from the WN
@WhimsiCat : to be fair, the mere chance of another thot princess is kind of enough of a reason to keep a low profile until she knows more. Being ordered to suicide is kind of a deal breaker.
@stilgar : I will give you defense, but the sword will stop working if her attack goes up at all.
@DaDingo : scaling with her build would be nice, but just upgrading to stronger build appropriate gear over time makes more sense for a game.
@Nep : Lack of rags mean little when people, especially villagers, use to make their own cloths. In a city it would be expected in the poorest areas, but someone living where the materials for cloths can be grown (Flax, Hemp and wool) would normally not be wearing rags regardless of poverty...
@Nep :
Not necessarily. Villagers suffering from crippling poverty is a trope for a reason, it is what happened to often in history.
@GodsEnWrath : it is not a lack of a conscience, it is more tribalism causing their conscience to only act up with regards to their group. Any outsider, and the...
@kaminomikan : that depends on the rules of their world. In many settings the one who takes down the thieves owns their loot and if the original owners want it back they can negotiate a recovery fee, but that is not absolute. Plus her hiring him to clear out the bandits might throw in...
@monkey123 : except it is not a dark souls like game, her race choice has issues, and in the WN the character creation warns that it is a bad choice, but
@V0RTEX777 : Why can't she just quit is never good logic, what if she can not get another job easily? Quitting and leaking confidential information can lead to a lot of legitimate issues finding new employment. Plus there is likely no real social safety net in a society like this.
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