You never think about it. You don't think about it, do you? You enter the game, create a character for yourself. You choose your appearance, class, play around and play around. You run, meet new people, and become more and more immersed in this world. And you realize that he has become a part of you. You understand that a computer character is living part of your life for you. This small, three-dimensional model with cool weapons, in excellent armor, in the best (undoubtedly) clan. But maybe everything is not so simple? For your character, you are a great creator. God. Creator and father (or beloved mother, it’s hard to say). And he knows that it is you. You, and no one else, have the power to decide his destiny. It depends on you and only you what the character will say. What will he think about? Where will he go and what path will he choose in the vastness of the toy you have chosen. Even his own death is in the hands of an infallible, truly faithful, undisputed dark lord. Yes, yes, it's all about you, my dear players. But what happens if the characters are left unattended? If they can decide for themselves what to do and what to say? If only the storyline of the game depends on them? And what could such independence on the part of the characters lead to as a result? These and many other questions will be answered by the Inquisitor - a character in the computer game Great Legaria, to which players have lost access and now the NPCs will have to decide their fate themselves. Author's copy.