Avoid the truth without lying

“Well, Jenny and I have known each other since we were children. We were in elementary school together and when her mother left her, I comforted her. We've been a couple ever since. She is the leader of the university's track and field team, is popular with almost everyone and always writes good grades. I think that sums it up.”

“I see, and what did the Vampire and the gorgon want from her?” the Lady Inquisitor asks and you know she waits for something that is linked to the magic world.

“Well, they always called her a werewolf,” you admit carefully, “but this must be a mistake, right. Werewolves are only fantasy. These woman must have been on ****. Werewolves don’t exist, right?”

“They do,” the armored guard behind you interrupts, “and they are the worst kind of cursed creatures. They are nothing but bloodthirsty beasts disguised like humans but only waiting for their chance to kill and spread their disease.”

“Knight!” Vanessa says sharp, “this is not the time for this!”

“I … forgive me, my Lady,” the woman called knight says and looks to the ground, “I will remain quite.”

“Well, back to you,” Vanessa says and looks at you, “did you spent a night with you Jenny lately.”

“Well … we did had sex,” you answer and try to sound uncomfortable, but you know this is not what the Lady Inquisitor wanted to know, “but … why is this important?”

“No, boy, I meant this literally,” Vanessa says, “did you ever saw you girlfriend at night? Especially late in the night? Between midnight and three am?”

“Oh, my mistake,” you say and try to sound embarrassed, “yes, sometimes we met at night. Not often, to be honest, but we did. Yesterday for example. She sneaked in my dorm room and we … fucked. I know this is against the rules but I …”

“We are not the campus security,” the woman called knight interrupts you but is ignored my the Lady Inquisitor.

“One last question I still have,” the Lady Inquisitor tells you, puts a picture on the table and looks you deep in the eyes, “have you ever seen this woman or did the name Acaria tells you anything?”