Мафия 25. Under The Jolly Roger!

Yes, that's exactly what I was afraid of. With Morning's death, we've entered a real chaos.
And common sense has completely disappeared here.

I'm betting that Morning was the cannon, and Naira Drake was the conspirator (especially considering the long wait for ND, although it could be a coincidence).

In principle, I didn't suspect either of them (except that Naira tried to drown me at the beginning of yesterday, but it seemed to me that she was sincerely mistaken, and not trying to eliminate me like in Mafia).
But if I had to choose, Morning seemed more trustworthy to me. Although, of course, in the last Mafia game, I also trusted Arandor almost to the very end... that is, until the head of the Mafia. If Morning was Mafia, I take my hat off to him, it was a subtle game. Everyone listened to him, and he was 100% not suspected; I didn't even look at his profile after the nights.

But about the long wait for ND - Zedzi, are you serious or pretending? :mad: I was checking the forum all day and checking the topic. Naira was there late at night, in the morning (Moscow time), and during the day. I decided that now, with only one ND - from the Mafia, we could easily identify the Mafia by their presence on the forum.
So, almost all of us were on the forum during this time, but we couldn't identify the Mafia. Because the GM wasn't on the forum. I left home at 6 PM Moscow time, and according to the information on the main page, Zubr hadn't been there since 2 AM. That's why the night didn't end.

Didn't you notice that, Zedzi? And the presence of Naira, Imaris, Vishmaster, Slonysh, Lizard, Plesen? Or are you deliberately trying to confuse us?
You and Morning were practically unanimous in everything. Is that because you were on the same team? And which team?
However, I admit that you were just joining Morning's opinion, because following a trusted peaceful player is a very good way to deflect suspicion.

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But why write that he didn't point north? It's important that he didn't point north! What does it mean to break a compass? If you stop the needle, what difference does it make that it doesn't point north???

To break a compass (and any object), in my humble opinion, is to make it inoperative. The function of a compass is that a magnetized needle always points north. If it doesn't point there, it's simply impossible to determine direction.