Whether NPCs are reliable or not has always been a mystical question.
After all, in most role-playing games, NPCs possess the very unscientific "bold and timid dual nature."
When the plot requires them to shine, these NPCs are unbelievably fierce, but in plots that don't belong to them, they're so fragile that they can be attacked by ghouls while going out to relieve themselves and then get killed by a farmer with a pitchfork.
In this cursed game "Real Different World," such terrible situations have been reduced somewhat.
Those fierce NPCs remain fierce, like Sir Murphy, the protector of the aliens, a noble main storyline NPC. As of now, in the plot, Governor Murphy has yet to encounter a tragic defeat, and naturally, no player has seen Sir Murphy's "defeat artwork."
But there are indeed NPCs with the attribute of "strong and weak coexistence," the most typical being The Grand Duke of Triss.
