WhiteLizard, in my opinion, is still a private detective. "A stranger asking about a girl" could be a combination of the description of the Neutral role and an indication of the role itself; "a mechanical watch near a trash can" - similarly, it could be a combination of an indication of the role with a clue about the murderer. I think the first option is more likely, but it's too early to say for sure. Basically, after the second night, we'll probably understand who Liz was. I won't analyze the clue yet; I need to leave soon. I want to deal with the night first.
Liz was killed, as I think, by a regular Yakuza (Slonysh has already explained this quite clearly). However, I admit that it could have been a Thug from the second mafia - his method of killing probably wouldn't be much different, but I would expect some beatings and the like.
Next, it's obvious that the Detective visited Morny.
I want to focus on the second Neutral role of the red mafia, based on the fact that the Yakuza killed (more likely, according to the description). Essentially, all the other actions available to them are concentrated in one role, in one player. Ninja. Status check, status change, second kill. Here, everything is much more vague, because neither the check nor the status change is displayed in the newspaper. I'm inclined to these options (to find out the status of one of the good players or change the status of their player in case of a check - the second case is suitable for those who are checked often).
Next, again, an obvious Neutral role - Slonysh being blocked/protected by the Policeman.
And here again, it's vague. Ple-sen and Neyra. One of the pair was almost certainly blocked by the Thug. But then it's unclear what happened to the second one - that's why I'm almost sure about the block from the Thug; I can't even confidently find an explanation for the second description. Blackmailer? Voice steal/redirection? Perhaps, together with the block, this at least explains what Neutral roles were used by the blue mafia.
In any case, I wouldn't rush to conclusions about the Mercenary being among the blocked - for example, he could have attacked one of the protected, and thanks to his ability, he didn't die from the protection. However, I'm not sure if the attack is displayed in such a situation. And also, "if there are less than two orders, he has the right to act freely." I think that if one of the orders is himself, then even in this case, he has the right to act freely. And if the choice of the victim from both mafias coincides (which is very unlikely, though) - also.
Thorium, so share, what kind of Berber are you? :D



