After all, assassins didn't go after Arandor... The description of the events that happened to Arandor doesn't really match the description of a failed assassination attempt. Most likely, there were only a Paladin and a Sorceress. At first, I was misled by the phrase "Night darkness over the house." But now I think that this is most likely a description of the paladin's actions: "The night darkness is dispelled by the brightest light." Well, there are no other signs of an assassination attempt... Therefore, we can conclude that no one tried to assassinate Arandor...
So, what were the Mafia doing then?
Well, the maniac was obviously doing what he does... After all, the murder of Mage is his doing, not a pirate's (as some people here said).
One group tried to kill Neira
If she wanted to, Neira Drake wouldn't have been able to leave her house tonight, complaining about some kind of commotion outside her home, especially about a strange person who stood out among the rest of the crowd and kept looking into her windows.
There is an opinion that the killer from the second group was simply blocked, so there is no murder from them... And Neira was blocked again.
I would now gladly vote against Neira, if not for one "but".
I can't get rid of the smell of perfume left at the scene of Mage's murder. At first, I thought it was a hint about a role, but then, when I read all this chatter, among many tons of meaningless messages, I found some very sensible thoughts. If the scent of perfume was left by a seductress who came to him at night. Thus, it is possible that one of the Mafia groups didn't even try to commit the murder.
That's it... I don't see who to execute yet... For now, I'm voting to execute no one
P.S. And also... I don't understand what the Barbarian was doing. I don't see his actions anywhere... He goes first, and his actions should definitely be in the chronicles.