>>6267255
>Look under your bed
Under your bed in a large sack is where your winter blankets are.
There’s also a small chest filled with personal effects from home.
This includes a watch you haven't used in a long time, and a family portrait that your parents had illustrated before you went to the Royal University.

>Look in your desk
In your desk are a number of different things for note taking. Along with some rags for spills.
There's also various notes including ones done by the previous advisor. Things like the staff directory and the write-ups on court members are a little out of date.

>>6267256
>We should encourage the evil king to be more evil that way he will like us and we will remain safe

You’ve considered this, but you're worried how long you’ll really be safe if you do. If you encourage him to do something and it goes badly there's a high chance he’ll blame you for it. At the same time if he wants to do something and you disagree with him that’s also difficult.
>>6267415
>>6267257
>Go out into the hallway
Drag him into the room and hide him. Could mitigate a diplomatic incident, maybe.

You take a peak out into the hallway.
The envoy is sitting slumped against the wall. Both his eyes are almost swollen shut. You can't tell if he's bleeding from his lips and his nose or just his nose. It's hard to tell how much bruising he has under his clothes but if it's anything like his face he's in pretty bad shape.

You go up and attempt to move him, he can't really see you approach so the second you touch him he panics and starts to scream. You try to cover his mouth but he gets a small scream out before you do and he’s thrashing around a lot.