I've just noticed that the maid and the girl she serves have the same face. It's just the hair color that changes![]()
The author definitely has a chronic case of sameface syndrome.
If shes suppose to be logical, then logic states that the guy didn't just fall over, someone defeated him. So barring any other witnesses or clues about the whereabouts of this mystery person, you look into the one lead you have which are the statements from these kids. It's no more logical to believe some random super strong person came, beat up one guy, then disappeared, all without a trace.The elf should have at least investigated the surroundings. Someone defeated the guy. Try to find that someone.
The main problem is a lot of writers seem to mistake characters being cold and being logical. Just because someone's cold it doesn't mean they're being logical and just because someone's being friendly doesn't mean they're being illogical. As Sherlock Holmes put it there's not a lot of logic in acting coldly when you're a detective, that just makes it harder to talk to people and gather clues.If shes suppose to be logical, then logic states that the guy didn't just fall over.
I'm pretty sure she believed the story and is just letting them go without raising suspicion.The elf should have at least investigated the surroundings. Someone defeated the guy. Try to find that someone.