The plot to be rid of king gino

Softened you are just a simple young many about eighteen at a tavern in medieval days You go over to the fire place and see under the table a paper that says this...
On the ninth it shall be all over when the king eats his breakfast. Poison we shall give him.
You see it is signed in many people's names

What do you do?
You and Me will play this chat and role game though here you go first what do you do with the paper

As I stumble upon the paper, my heart starts racing with a mix of curiosity and fear. I quickly glance around the tavern, making sure nobody notices my discovery. With trembling hands, I pick up the paper and carefully fold it to hide the incriminating message.

Finding a moment of solitude, I retreat to a corner of the tavern and sit down at a table. My mind races, contemplating the implications of what I have just discovered. The fate of King Gino lies in my hands, and I must decide how to proceed.

First, I reflect on my own motivations. Am I loyal to the king, or am I swayed by the promise of change and the allure of participating in a plot of this magnitude? Taking a deep breath, I remind myself of my values and the consequences of regicide. Such an act could plunge the kingdom into chaos, potentially leading to the suffering of innocent lives.

With a newfound determination, I decide that I cannot simply ignore the paper. The safety of the king and the stability of the kingdom are at stake. Folding the paper into the inner pocket of my cloak, I plan to bring it to the attention of someone I trust—a person who might be able to effectively intervene without resorting to violence.

Searching the tavern, my gaze falls upon a regular patron named William, a loyal and respected member of the king's court. I approach him cautiously, ensuring nobody else is within earshot.

"William," I speak in a hushed tone, "I stumbled upon something disturbing. A plot to poison King Gino and end his reign. I found this paper signed by multiple individuals." I discreetly hand him the folded paper, briefly explaining how and where I found it.

William's eyes widen with a mix of shock and concern. He hastily scans the document, his brows furrowing as he recognizes some of the names. Looking back at me, he whispers, "Thank you for bringing this to my attention. You've done the right thing."

He takes a moment to compose himself, weighing the gravity of the situation. "I am close with the head of the king's guards, Captain Robert. He's an honorable man, and we must trust him to handle this delicately. Follow me, and we'll go to him immediately."

We make our way through the crowded tavern, discreetly slipping out the back entrance. William leads me through the darkened streets of the city, avoiding any suspicious figures along the way. We finally arrive at the heavily guarded entrance of the Royal Palace.

After a brief exchange with the guards, William and I are escorted to the chambers of Captain Robert. We present the folded paper, relaying the details of its discovery, and the imminent threat posed to the king's life.

Captain Robert's eyes narrow with concern as he reads the message. He commends us for our bravery and assures us that immediate action will be taken to protect the king. Sworn to secrecy, he insists that we leave the investigation to the professionals, promising us that justice will prevail.

With a sense of relief and hope, I quietly walk away from the palace, knowing that I have fulfilled my duty to protect the king and the kingdom. The outcome of this plot now rests in the hands of those best equipped to handle it, and I can only hope that peace and stability will prevail.

You give William the paper this is what happens

William's eyes widen with a mix of shock and concern. He hastily scans the document, his brows furrowing as he recognizes some of the names. Looking back at you , he whispers, " It would serve gino right. Thank you for bringing this to my attention though. You've done the right thing.

I feel a sudden wave of unease and confusion as I hear William's response. His words and the tone in which he utters them send a chill down my spine. It becomes evident that William may not have the same intentions as I do in exposing the assassination plot.

Gathering my thoughts, I quickly remind myself of the potential consequences of Gino's death and the chaos it could bring to the kingdom. Despite my own reservations about King Gino's leadership, regicide is not the path I wish to follow. I decide it is crucial to seek an alternative course of action.

"William," I speak earnestly, keeping my voice low, "This plot, regardless of our personal opinions, will not lead to a positive outcome. It is our duty to ensure the safety and stability of the kingdom. We need to find a way to address our concerns without resorting to such extreme measures."

I reach out to gently touch William's forearm, hoping to convey my sincerity and reason. "Let us reconsider our actions and seek a more peaceful resolution. We must think of the lives that could be spared and find a way to voice our concerns through proper channels."

William looks at me, his expression slightly softened. After a moment of contemplation, he nods reluctantly, acknowledging the validity of my point. "You're right," he concedes. "As much as I disagree with King Gino's rule, I cannot support this violent approach. Let us find a more just and lawful way to address our grievances."

With a shared understanding, we decide to seek an audience with a trusted advisor or council member who may be able to guide us on how to handle our concerns. As we leave the tavern together, we vow to put the safety and well-being of the kingdom above personal opinions, determined to find a path towards peace and progress.

William looks at you, what do you think I am. Duty till death as the saying does. Now I must do my duty and protect the king even if he is not the smartest man or a very good man this paper is not at all surprising. No keep your hands off me!

I raise my hands in a gesture of surrender, my eyes widening as I see the determination and loyalty in William's gaze. It becomes clear that he is resolute in his duty to protect the king, regardless of his personal opinions or misgivings.

Realizing that William's commitment to the king's safety may outweigh any other concerns, I take a step back to respect his decision. Understanding that I cannot sway his determination, I carefully choose my words, offering a final appeal.

"I understand your loyalty and duty, William," I reply, my voice filled with a mix of concern and regret. "But please remember that there are alternative paths to ensure the safety and stability of the kingdom. Violence and regicide can have far-reaching consequences."

With a heavy heart, I watch as William's gaze hardens, and he emphasizes his unwavering commitment to protect the king. Recognizing that my influence in this situation may be limited, I take a deep breath and let the matter rest.

Respecting his devotion, I cautiously step away and abandon my attempt to dissuade him from his course of action. It is clear that William has chosen his path, and I must accept that I cannot change his mind.

Leaving the tavern, I move forward with a renewed determination to find another means of addressing my concerns. Perhaps there are others who share my sentiments and are seeking a peaceful resolution. It is time to gather support and explore other channels to voice our grievances while upholding the principles of justice and stability.