DILEMMAS

NOAH

— Like this?

— You know, I don't remember much about him, but there's a picture of my uncle in the palace, he uses this sword and the ring mentioned in Killian's prophecy, but the interesting thing is that both are missing, nobody knows the whereabouts!

— Duric didn't tell me anything about that sword, who it was from, or where it got it!"

— He didn't say anything to you?

— No!

— That sounds very strange!

— Really, but I also don't believe he murdered the King! — He always says that they were friends, and tells about many experiences he had with him...

— If this is my uncle's sword, how do you explain the fact that Duric has his sword?

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ANDREW

My dialogue with Noah left me with more doubts. Why would Duric, the leader of the rebels, who was once governor of a city-state, accused of killing the King, have his sword? And why would I give it to a boy, who apparently has no connection with the King, or with my family?

I face Noah, who seems distant after my questions, I think it