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Ugh, Tox, I just don't understand the logic in your message about Alma. Both in relation to you and in relation to Ment. And although I think I had dismissed the possibility of you being a blocker based on your posts, I can't remember where exactly. It seems like you're clinging to the only possible lifeline right now.
Okay, let's do this. If Shendet isn't you, let Shendet block Tox. If you are, block someone else. Inar won't have time to plant a bomb, so it will be relatively safe (unless he planted a bomb on you on the second night with a timer for the fourth, but I highly doubt that). If you're not mafia, the mafia might try to block you to prevent you from being completely revealed. Basically, based on the newspaper showing two blocks, one of which is on you and the other on someone else, I'll understand that you're actually town. That outcome wouldn't be beneficial for the mafia.
Do you agree with this plan?
I also have some thoughts about Necoran. I find it strange that on the second night, instead of raising a minion, he used dark magic on Crabbi. Why is it strange? Because instead of providing protection for himself and creating additional difficulties for the town and the mafia, Necoran deprived Crabbi of his action, who wasn't particularly active in the discussion and might not have had any actions at all. This narrowed the circle of suspects for the serial killer, and the town received additional information. This looks more like a random action than something well-thought-out, or perhaps based on some personal motives. I wouldn't be surprised if Gumer is Necoran.
It's more complicated with Inar. For now, there's only one clue. Today, I'll try to analyze it further and check Ple-Sen's solution. Fortunately, the circle of suspects has already been narrowed down. I'm a little concerned that I'm among those who haven't been visited by anyone with a revealed role.