They didn't "come out" as in poked out of his chest cavity, but instead manifested inside it, tearing stuff apart, and dissapearing without leaving a visible mark. It will probably be ruled as natural causes until the autopsy, at which point the examiners will notice that it's as if a knife teleported inside the Tzar's chest cavity and then vanished.
He's a Tzar.. with how.. open minded our world Katrine is as a Tzarina, it would take a lot to for it to be noted in the adventure.
IIRC it was said earlier that the Empire is a lot more liberal about queer/extramarital sex than real-life Europe due to less religious conservatism on that front, but a lot tighter in regards to kinks/weird sex due to Slaanesh. Might apply to Kislev too.
I think most people would assume that his paramour would have noticed if that was the case.
Oh, that's neat. Hadn't thought of that at all when reading, but I like it.
As effective, I believe. Whack one issue, another pops up...
Which makes it look like an actually-quite-competent lahmian faking natural causes.
That would be their expected response, yeah. Which, you know, might be the impetus for the eventual autopsy.
Lahmians, who are noted for operating in human societies and probably really dislike the idea of chaos invading, smashing their plans and killing the people they have spent time influencing.
When we first met him, Boris said he would do anything to see more Kislev and less Chaos. This same attitude is what drove him to ask us to commit patricide by proxy, so yes, I imagine it'll be the maximum. Ice Witches and Hag Witches and priests and possibly some Hedgewise from the Forest of Shadows all working to spread tributaries everywhere there are actual waystones in Kislev.
I guess that depends on how he usually performed in bed
Wake up at night + can't move + threatening figure looming above the bed + conviction that something terrible is about to happen = "this is just ordinary sleep-paralysis, I'll just lie here until I get back to sleep."
