Werevolka
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The last note, as I see it, could have been written by Gilford, which fits perfectly into the scheme: a madman representing the city offers cooperation to other madmen, and in return, promises a truce (or rather, urges the city to "leave the madmen alone!").
I'm still thinking about the clues. Lizarde, hello to you too, I'll dig up some information about the barbarians for you, just wait.
And yes, I'll leave my vote for now, because yesterday the day ended unexpectedly, and I didn't even have time to vote.
Execute Gilford
I'm still thinking about the clues. Lizarde, hello to you too, I'll dig up some information about the barbarians for you, just wait.
And yes, I'll leave my vote for now, because yesterday the day ended unexpectedly, and I didn't even have time to vote.
Execute Gilford
