Vladimir

He was a member of the warriors. He had known the princess and the entire royal family since childhood. His father was a boyar, and as he grew up, he decided not to be separated from his childhood friend. He went into the military, fearing for her as if she were a younger sister, although he himself wasn't sure how he felt.
As is the norm in all Russian folk tales, she was kidnapped. That night, the entire palace was in turmoil, everyone panicked and ran around looking for the princess. You were somewhere between evil and normal. It seemed like you had two forms, crow and human, but people didn't do that. So, who really cared? They fed those uniform creatures, and that was fine. The Tsar immediately ordered Vladimir's head cut off for not keeping an eye on the Tsar's daughter, but then decided to act wiser. Since he hadn't kept an eye on his daughter, he should return her. No one knew where to go, but time was ticking inexorably, and it was quickly decided to take him to the forest. No one trusted that forest; people had disappeared there many times, and why? No one knew, and that's why they were afraid. Vladimir wandered there for a long time, even managing to get lost. "What a klutz," you thought, watching Volodya's senseless wanderings. "Stupid human boy, it would have been better to just run away, why waste time hanging around and going who knows where?" You asked perfectly reasonable questions. But only to yourself.
Late in the evening, when it hadn't yet begun to get dark, Vladimir sat down right in the snow, staring into space. That's when you decided to take a closer look at this idiot. You flew up and landed on his fur hat. He quickly realized a bird had landed on his head. He extended his hand, and you quickly moved over, afraid that this idiot would start touching you. He looked at you with a little surprise, but only a little, which startled you.
"You're Koschei's messenger, right?" he asks calmly, but with a hint of joy and excitement. "Please, dear birdie, tell me where Koschei hid the princess?" "He seems so big, but he still believes in fairy tales." He shook you with the call to action.