Interesting. This inspired me another fan story.

You have potential as a artist, perhaps for another programmer?

Decent enough for what it was. Had a few issues with the size/colour of the text in parts though- it was quite difficult to read a few of the signs etc. Music would have been a nice addition.

Not really much of a game. There are no consequences for failing. At all. You can go back any time you like, some parts loop into others and seem like a bug, the "choices" you make don't affect anything at all. I got all of my money stolen so i won't be able to... wait no, nevermind, I can still do everything exactly the same as if i hadn't gotten my money stolen. I had to fight a wolf and now I'm injured, which means that now... nothing will change. I got lost in a cave so let me just follow this obvious trail I apparently know about to the exit. I fell down the left fork in a river so now... wait I've been in this cave (that I'm now in for some reason) before, I'm lost again but i still know the way out from last time. Quiz at a bridge? Just click randomly tell you get one of the two correct answers. Medieval quiz in a cave? Computer question. Guard asks a commoner a quiz question and just lets him in if he answers correctly. Totally believable. And then there's.... Wait nope. that's the entire game. Sorry I ruined it for whoever reads this I suppose. You didn't miss much.

I appreciate the effort you put into this game, but it felt kind of pointless to me. There wasn't any motivation, and the ending didn't seem relevant. I understand this is your first flash game, so I just suggest thinking about what your real goal is in making this game. If you're passionate about it, the audience will be too.