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It's unlikely that Kyle is the Mafia. It's too obvious that he's draining mana in the first night; he traditionally has an advantage in the complexity of clues compared to the Mafia.
Registr
The rules state:
1) reveals the role of the killer if he observes him at the moment of committing the crime or his victim.
2) can replace the clue left at the crime scene by the killer with his own (even a very easy one); if the killer does not use an additional clue, the thief can also leave his own (i.e., the main thing is that there are not three clues at once).
That is, he only learns the role of the killer.
The killer's nickname remains unknown to him...
I don't understand. Doesn't he know perfectly well who he's observing?
Amko
