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To be god honest, that's sounds so cool to do that in a game. To purposely do something, knowing what you're doing is wrong for personal gain, just sounds so creative to do in a visual novel game. Plus it gives a feeling of suspense, thinking that those crimes will come back to bite you later...

Now this is what a realistic sociopath story! Not a grand backstory, but a petty one. And it's most likely not this singular event, but an accumulation of multiple events that were filled with pettiness, that just made him eventually hate everybody, and even he hasn't realized it yet because...

I'd rather have people who are more experienced and calm lead, rather than a person in shock and naive towards the situation in a panicked manner in an uproar. Yeah, we can infer that the other nobles could remove the royal family of power, but what can she do? All the knight guy did was tell...

I kinda wish the author did more insane plans, cause I can think of good plans that are somewhat convincing and obvious for readers. Like, why not fake an assasination/suicide attempt in front of everyone by preplanning being hit that's nonlethal, and to whoever gives him help first become the...

I don't trust her, now he lost all his ammo because of her order, so she prevented his suicide or the destruction of the thing she wanted from the ruins for whenever he feels betrayed. And now she's gaining the favor over him, not only from the order, but the body language too. From her word...

If there was a dragon bishop, then it would have to be the king or someone close to the king, right? Since the king was the one who ordered the death of the dragon, Basma is just reaping the benefits from that order.