Protagonist's Journey and Scholars' Reactions

In a dark forest, the protagonist reflects on their journey to present a glass box to the World Council of Scholars. Despite the potential of the box, the council reacts with fear and rejection, leading to the protagonist's escape to the uncharted forest. There, they reflect on solitude and the significance of their creation, realizing the personal value of their work over societal acceptance.

What is the initial setting described in the forest?

• A bustling city

• A sunny beach

• A quiet meadow

• A dark forest

What does the protagonist reflect on about their past?

• Their journey to the World Council of Scholars

• Their childhood memories

• Their favorite books

• Their family traditions

How do the scholars initially react to the protagonist's presence?

• With fear and panic

• With joy and celebration

• With anger and disbelief

• With indifference

What does the protagonist offer to the scholars?

• A new type of food

• A map to hidden treasure

• A glass box with a new power

• A powerful weapon

What is the scholars' decision regarding the glass box?

• To study it further

• To sell it

• To destroy it

• To use it immediately

Where does the protagonist find themselves after escaping?

• On a mountain peak

• In the uncharted forest

• In a neighboring village

• Back in the city