Hey, am I right in understanding that, according to your interpretation, Alm killed Nereus?
What if Revan only hinted at the role in the context of unfulfilled hopes, but didn't bother with the details of the murder scene itself? Try describing a murder in a palace with firearms, but here it's simple - he heard gunshots, went out, saw a corpse, found clues, and quickly left.
Meanwhile, Ruddy hurried through the city streets, grinding his teeth and angrily watching the fire in the city. As he crossed the street, he didn't notice a stranger approaching him from behind and stabbing him under the ribs. The killer immediately disappeared from the scene, and in the morning, when everything was over, nothing was found near the body except a case with pliers, needles, a scalpel, and other tools.
"Carry on," his partner replied, holding the deceased by the lower part of the torso. Apparently, not all of yesterday's dogs were killed, and one of them still managed to reach Morning and feast on his insides, just like the Hellicite major from Angermünde died, but unlike the major, Morning was going to be thrown into a freshly dug grave, like an unnamed peasant, even though he deserved more.
As dusk fell, Larisa wandered through the city, and no one could say what she was looking for. This would have continued if she hadn't met a stranger. He, like a lover hiding from her husband's eyes, stealthily approached her and gave her a painless death.
Небо – угроз не слышит
Небо – ведёт особый счёт
Небо – тебя найдёт