Yes, guys, I also think that judging based on the night phase is more reliable. If we take the newspaper analysis as an example, there was no mention of Gura, and there was no mention of the blacksmith's move. No, I'm not excusing him, but I'm explaining why I'm leaning towards the second option. There's no absolute certainty anywhere, but it's less in some places and more in others.
Your style can indeed be imitated. A paragraph or two, and possibly a signature. So, don't take it personally. And the games show that judging based on the writing style of a note is ineffective; cunning players like to imitate someone, or, on the contrary, they try their best to write in a neutral tone.
It's as if you would execute yourself if there were no other options!
But I won't execute Gura. Gura isn't going anywhere. I will execute Wishmaster based on the considerations described above and in previous posts.
And I won't be surprised at all if a nice little trio of Aves-Kits-Wish is suddenly revealed. Synchronous posting, no suspicion of each other, synchronous visits to the off-topic section with the excuse of "well, since we're together, let's have some fun on the forum."
No. That's NOT possible, because the thief goes before the moneylender. "The only possible role among the villagers," and it's not Wishmaster.
What are your actions?
Well, you say that Kits and Wish are in the same group as me, okay, let's assume that, but what am I supposed to accuse Kits of now if I don't see any evidence against her? I think it's stupid. I'm wary of Gil's behavior, so I don't trust his judgments.
Плачущее небо под ногами