1. The main hero has no reason to doubt the Guardian of the Bloom (this is how the nymph is known at this moment). A beautiful nymph came to the hero in dreams, the hero fulfilled her task, saved her, and now expects a reward - a just reward.
I don't agree with this. There are several instances beforehand hinting that there is more to the nymph that meets the eye.
First instance that pops up in my mind is when you were at the old hut; the place where you saw visions on how Stag Lord's Father maltreated him and the ensuing trauma that made the Bandit king the way he was. And later when you meet the nymph and talk to her and
if you have Regongar or Jaethal with you, either one of them would've made a remark essentially telling you not to trust this mysterious figure. (
Regongar tells you it is not a friend while Jaethal warns you the reason it is presenting itself unto you and only you because it may have a hidden agenda)
Second instance I can remember happens at the climax of the prologue: the fight against the stag lord and his cronies. The dialogue that pops ups the moment you have depleted the bandit king's hp and 'killed' him. Three options would've been presented unto you:
1. Gloat at him by mocking and belittling him.
2. Tell him his death is necessary because the stolen lands can only have one ruler.
3. Sympathize with him because of the abuse he endured from his father probably pushed him to be the way he is but at the same time, say that his trauma does not excuse all the horrible atrocities committed by him and by those operating under him.
Choose option 3 and he would've told you that he does not need any sympathy and that,
"he will wait for her, his queen"
Third instance is when you entered the personal cabin(?) of the deceased Stag lord (some short moments after you've just finished him off), the note you got after placing a herb in the personal stash of Nugrah the druid/Stag Lord's father (that you ended up killing in self defense) would say something about his son in a fit of drunkeness would beat him up after
ranting about a queen that would not meet his son anymore
*Other instances that I personally do not 100% ascribed to or did not experienced in my playthrough but have been made known to me through other sources:
1. The pendant the nymph's gave to you if you've been nice enough to her through dialogue options purportedly looks like the broken pendant you got from the Stag lord's corpse.
2. If you've convinced the bandit woman, who is the half sister of Oleg's wife, to turn against the Stag Lord and ally with you instead, one of her lines supposedly makes mentioned of a queen that the Stag Lord pined for but tells you that she is not sure that the queen even existed and suspects that she is just a figment of the Stag Lord's imagination.
3. There are two beds in the Stag Lord's bedroom, if you've clicked on the observe(?) icon placed on top of the left one, it will say that it has not been used for a long time, hinting about the existence of a queen that abandoned the bandit king for some unspecified amount of time.
