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So we're just going to ignore the extremely corrupt prison guard not only getting off scott free, but being rewarded with all of that gold?

That's gonna take a while, although I think you've already seen the first hints as to what's actually going on in the background.

She was found pretty easily once somebody that cared actually looked for her. Ergo, nobody else gave a shit. As for thinking things will get better? How cute. What gave you that idea?

It's not a boss monster, it's still dungeon trash even if it's slightly ascended trash. If the fight takes forever it just becomes tedious instead of scary since there's no way the loot compares to the real boss. The more impressive part is that they tuned it enough to be scary to most players...

Kill the other five too as accomplices. Considering the severity of the mother's crime, he doesn't even need to invent an excuse and just reveal he discovered they were guilty of breaking out one of the most wanted criminals in the country out of prison after the fact.

Guess they're going with the 300 movie/comic version for him. I personally think it woulda been more interesting to see a slightly more historically accurate version to show off the casual evil of mankind.

I'm hoping the opposite. They did what the goddess ordered/forced them to do and they're getting thrown away for it. The goddess has a bigger target on her back if everyone involved stops to consider the situation all stems from one being using them as disposable fodder.

They didn’t do any due diligence and completely turned their backs on the possible assassin. The hurt feelings of one Butler if they take the princess away from an accused assassin mean nothing compared to the risk of it actually being one. Nor is having a battle with a mage of at least some...

My immediate thought was that the contest was rigged and they ruined it by going for the jackpot.

It's a monkey, it can get anywhere it wants easily.

Probably that they would be easily manipulated? Humans (especially modern ones) also aren't exactly predisposed to the levels of violence needed to kill a demon king, so she needed to get ones crazy enough to actually go the distance instead of giving the demon king free exp. Some of them could...

You're assuming they know anything about the tower. It's only an obvious death trap if you know the statistics that are probably being kept under wraps. If the hype around the knight has any basis, the party should be a legitimate threat to a mid tier reincarnator or the actual monster they...

You're dipping a bit into protagonist centered morality here. He isn't outwardly improving anything at this point in time. As far as anyone not within his capital is concerned he's going through the normal demon lord motions. Seems a bit optimistic to assume a world would see much difference...

I was thinking more about how it looked like he was using his nails to slice the meat to me. I know that whatever heat he’s using in the cooking would sterilize his nails, but it’s still icky.

Cooking that way feels unsanitary. Kinda like how Wolverine sometimes uses his claws as a cooking utensil.

These guards deserve to be fired for not knowing who the other goddamn security forces are. Assuming these guys aren’t on the side of the assassination side of things. The fact that their immediate reaction was to stop her makes me lean towards them cahoots.

That’s some pretty obvious malice right there, and would logically set off the detection. Your last example would work, so long as there was no intent for it to activate, but at that point you might as well hope he slips on a banana peel and dies.

Seems absolutely necessary to me. Without another human in the way, the detection would probably detect the "malice" of the trap itself since it was set/activated with malicious intent.

Why should they? It’s free entertainment and teachers love shipping their students.

She fully believes that the default response to that news is to execute her and everyone around her for blasphemy against the true saint. Under normal circumstance that’s even true and she’s underestimating just how well liked she is.