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Мафия 6. The Will of Swamps

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Offline Ple-Sen
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"A bloody ocean" from another "manga" (or whatever it's called?) due to our defendant's strong interest in anime;
a clue given to the artist: the word "dear" from "Diar" - from the signature (in translation from English);
and "666" is also possible - as the "number of the beast."
First, you cited a FANFIC (!!!), not manga, and it has only a remote connection to it; it's a fantasy story based on the work. The clue is extremely stupid and nonsensical. "Dear" is pronounced "deer" in English, and no one pronounces it as "Diar," except maybe a small child or some kind of boor.
There isn't much here, and IMHO, he's not a demon, but a common mob, a witch, ugh - a witcher - is that better?
One could recall "4 little dirty devils drew a drawing with black ink" and its demons. Attach a pond to Japanese-samurai culture (also "distant lands," from which the stone was brought), and demons and all sorts of Saurons and black riders can easily be attached to the phrase "disciple of the devil" - but it all seems a bit far-fetched...
You're confusing devils and demons. Devils are small and scurry around. A demon is a demon; have you read their description in the Bible? So, your little devils are complete nonsense again. I don't have much about Japanese culture in my profile, unless you're trying to connect it to a couple of music genres (!!!) and their animation (!). Sauron was never a disciple of the devil, and the infamous "Black Knights" from the song are none other than crusaders (!!!!), and Sauron is just a performer.
3rd episode:
First of all, "CROSSES" !!!
Secondly, servants of the devil - simply demons.
That's quite enough.
Don't you think that such phrases are typical of the atmosphere of similar games, huh? It's a pretty weak clue, to be honest.
4th episode (no deaths): THE THIRD EYE - a great clue, it's hard to guess, actually, I wouldn't have thought right away that the avatar is actually an eye, and not just some kind of spot...
There's a Buddha (!!!) depicted there, what kind of eye?! I've read about Shintoism and can distinguish between an image of Buddha and a Hindu statue, but you apparently can't. Don't confuse Hinduism and Buddhism!
5th episode:
"The struggle of light and shadow" (read in the newspaper) - "let me break this too normal light at least once" (read in Plesen's signature) - is this just a coincidence??
It means that he wants to destroy the world; there's nothing about the confrontation between light and darkness.
6th episode:
"a piece of red cloth" and the lower right corner of Plesen's avatar!!!!!!!! This simply answers all the questions! Read the rules again, especially about the characters' weapons: NO stakes and garlic - SILVER CROSS and that's it. What's blasphemous about killing the undead with silver? Even in the form of a cross?? Therefore, garlic, stakes, and other nonsense here simply indicate the demonic nature of the corpse, and not a priest as the killer, IMHO!
An abbot did it, genius. You're putting all your assumptions together and blaming the abbot. Think again, think NORMALLY.
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