It does feel a little bit weird for my self-insert protagonist to be in their thirties, and be flirting with young adults who in comparison to someone of that age, can hardly be considered to be fully adults if that makes sense? Especially with the MC talking about he used to guard them when they were little. With the years it took for training, the years you worked there, the time it took Ross and Ryr to convince you to take the job, etc. Even if we low ball it at a 6 year difference of age, by the time you eventually leave your position Mozelle and the heir would be late teens or even adults.
This is further complicated by the king being highly protective of them, so much that you never once see them. It would make sense if they were younger, but less so if they are nearly adults. Having said that, I can absolutely understand how weird it is to play a significantly older character in this route than in all the others, especially when romancing young people. I like the age diff, I see lots of potential fun for the heir to have had a serious puppy love crush or even some angsty dislike for the guard mc when heir was a teen.
Except Rude! Heir since they hate everyone. I agree. I look forward to seeing what comes next with the guard route. It is my favourite so far. Holy hell, there was no way a stranger would know that! I just hoped Agnes would just ignore how creepy that was and change the subject. Is it that obvious or something?
Luckily, that answer seems to sedate her. Agnes nods and glances back as her friend, or coach or something. After this I skipped the Robin POV and the game continued like normal but I was also asked my opinion on her again in the Cafe scene which seemed a little odd.
After I finished any of the locations it put me back at the activity hub without greying out already seen options. This is amazing. The amount of customization here between the MC and the Heir is crazy! Just the sheer scale of different interactions that can occur is mind-blowing to me⦠just wow. I love this so much! This community never fails to amaze me. I loved the demo and I hope to play the full version soon.
