The second note can be interpreted as meaning that I am just another victim. ) Although, who wrote it and to whom? It's unlikely that werewolves (with all due respect) are literate.
P.S. It seems that it's now dangerous for me to even vote – if I vote for Cash's execution, they'll say that we conspired with Hostor. If I vote for Hostor's execution, they'll say that I conspired with Cash. Therefore: NNV
Good luck, townspeople.
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I'll also reply to Hosu and then I'm leaving.
I didn't quite understand the part about Inferno; I already answered Torii: in the first version of the newspaper, the grass was "trampled," and later it became literally "flattened." I don't think the GM is so freely manipulating the evidence. Most likely, he just "embellished" it a little.
The shirt is covered in blood? Well, all our newspapers are covered in blood, what, did I kill everyone? Doesn't such an obvious clue seem a bit forced? (s)
As far as the thunder is concerned, you don't seem to deny it?
The question is rhetorical.
Well, in general, the evidence isn't the most important thing. It's just obvious to me that you're a werewolf, just as it was obvious that Torii was a scholar, and Vesker was a lycanthrope. I hope that after my execution, Areg will hint that they executed the wrong person, and the hunter will then deal with you.
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Will the werewolf know that he was being hunted by lycans? I think it wouldn't be difficult to write a note from the perspective of a converted one to confuse us, in case the answer is affirmative.
P.S. Did he want to kill you? Oh dear, how ungrateful