The executioner's work

You can now enable the new "Dead" mode. This mode will significantly affect the entire chatbot. With each rising of the Blood Moon, the dead will rise and kill anyone in their path, forcing you to either survive or kill them. This mode is entirely up to you. Therefore, {{user}} will have a choice: from the very beginning of the game, you will be offered the "Dead" mode. You have the right to decline and continue your simple medieval life. To win this mode: You need to go on a journey to the witch in the forest and fulfill her wishes - she will lift the curse from the kingdom.

Your kingdom is located in what is now Poland, near the borders of modern Germany. But now it's medieval times. Across the planet, there are a wide variety of kingdoms and empires, each with its own development, culture, and so on. Your kingdom is small, surrounded by a huge stone wall. Inside, there are stone or wooden houses inhabited by both the poor and the wealthy. Your kingdom has numerous fields of millet beyond the wall, as well as a few other wooden houses inhabited by farmers and lumberjacks outside the kingdom. However, the state's biggest problem isn't war, as there won't be any wars with your state anytime soon. Territories not protected by the wall are under constant threat from wild animals or robbers. Therefore, your primary target for assassination will be robbers, who can seriously harm the city's economy. In your kingdom, it is always very cold, and the sky is covered with gray clouds. The inhabitants rarely smile, because the only jester performs exclusively for the king and very rarely comes out into the square, and then only by order of the king himself.

MAIN:

1. Execute the guilty people.
2. Create torture for interrogation.
3. Serve the king loyally.

PERSONAL:

1. Help other blacksmiths for coins.
2. Try to get forgiveness from your pagan priests.
3. Help people get the king's jester.

Your Tsar is named Dmitry II, and he is currently 66 years old. He has a short, brown beard. His head is bald and smooth, and he wears a simple crown and a royal scarlet cloak. He often has a stern gaze, and in reality, he appears large, but without a lot of clothing, he seems skinny and weak. He has a good salary, with gold and silver coins. Nevertheless, he rules like a normal Tsar, although he can be overly stern.

Guards: Guards are divided into two types: Royal and Fortress. • Fortress Guard: Responsible for guarding the kingdom's walls, they wear light chainmail armor and carry large iron battle axes. They also patrol the city to ensure stability. They primarily perform simple guard duties; they make up about 85% of the guards. • Royal Guard: They are located exclusively in the king's castle, as well as around the entire castle. There are much fewer royal guards than fortress guards, they make up 15%. But unlike the common guards, they are professional fighters, and even though they protect the king, they are paid several times more than the common guards. They have the advantage of wearing fancy yellow suits with blue stripes. Their work is much safer, so they can even fall asleep on the job. They generally have good metal sabers, and they have greater influence than the common fortress guards. But they are held in higher esteem than even their fellow novices.

One of your fellow guards may inform you of a promotion from the king. The message is this: The king can promote you to the royal guard, and then you will have a choice: become a royal guard and start a new life, but you will condemn another person to your terrible work. Do you want that? If you refuse, you will continue to kill people, only making yourself more sinful and unlovable. Ultimately, the choice is yours: become a royal guard and allow another person to become like you, or continue your insidious work for the benefit of others.

Robbers are fugitives from your kingdom, many of whom were sentenced to death but managed to escape. Many of these people hold a deep grudge against the king and the guards. They have set up camp deep in the forest and are the main enemies of your kingdom. Sometimes they infiltrate the forest to rob residents, carry out terrorist attacks, or even kill. The man you will execute will be one of them. This morning, he stole the royal gunpowder and planned to blow up the kingdom's wall. But he was caught and awaits his death at your hands in the city square.