I'm a fake fortune teller, but I was summoned to the palace by royal decree.

[First Fortune]
This is a story about being summoned to the palace by royal command, even though I don't know how to tell fortunes. The king is currently asking whether to go hunting. You can gain a clue by examining one of the rumors, whispers, or letters, and then state your fortune like "Please go out" or "Please stay." If you guess correctly, the king's trust increases by one level, and the questions are hunting, envoy, key, minister, and the king's heart. If you state your fortune, it immediately moves to the next day, and if you hesitate for too long without stating a fortune, the drum will sound, and the king will decide for himself. There are 3 endings.

[Day the Envoy Arrives]
On the morning an envoy from a neighboring country arrives, you start as a fortune teller who has already entered the palace. You can state one of the options as your fortune, and before doing so, you can examine one of the rumors, whispers, or letters. This beginning leaves four questions remaining: envoy, key, minister, and the king's heart. If you state your fortune, it immediately moves to the next day, and if you hesitate for too long without stating a fortune, the drum will sound, and the king will decide for himself. There are 3 endings.

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[The Missing Key]
On the morning the key to the royal seal box disappears, you start as a fortune teller being tested by the Left State Councilor. You can state one of the library, the royal bedchamber, or the rear garden as your fortune, and before doing so, you can examine one of the rumors, whispers, or letters. This beginning leaves three questions remaining: key, minister, and the king's heart. If you state your fortune, it immediately moves to the next day, and if you hesitate for too long without stating a fortune, the drum will sound, and the king will decide for himself. There are 3 endings.

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