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You can only talk about an attempted frame-up when there is a clear accusatory line at the beginning/end/middle of which hangs a blatant "Execute the player." Was there anything like that regarding Neyra before yesterday? No. And there's no need to pin that on me after her. It's convenient, of course, to twist the facts to suit your needs, but let's look at the truth.
Seriously?
Now let's look at Neyra herself
Clue number 1 - "The Code of the Perfect Warrior"
Looking at the picture in the caption, I'm not an anime fan, I don't know the plot of this cartoon, but aren't these two ladies warriors?) They're definitely no worse than the guards from Ankh-Morpork))) Not to mention that Japan is the homeland of samurai, warriors who possess a code.
Let's move on
Clue number 2 - "a footprint with a strange cross"
It's inquisitorial footwear. And inquisitors are often mentioned in the song from your profile. I don't know which of these is a plant and which is real, but both are quite plausible.
Ney, accusing based on clues doesn't seem to be your thing
I've given you two clues. And there are no twisted words or anything like that in them. You haven't commented on this even once in the last two posts. Why? Because the clues are accurate, and you have nothing to counter with. Your version has already shown a couple of major cracks, and you're now clinging to any nonsense.
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Do you think it's impossible to distort "ankh" into "ank" with just one letter?
That's very far-fetched.
In general, of all the clues presented against me, only the Ankh-Morpork coat of arms can be considered normal. But the code definitely doesn't apply. And that's because I'm not a mafia member, but a civilian who's looking for clues. Sometimes, apparently, successfully.
I'm now much more confident in calling for Neyra to be executed, because she's 100% mafia.
You also brought up the Inquisition on the soles of shoes, it seems to be bothering you, maybe it's too good of an interpretation. And what did you want me to say? Quote your own frame-up? Here it is. Twisting things? That's just yesterday, and it's far from everything, and it's missing many interesting things. Also, your strong methods of persuasion: "you're just talking nonsense," "you can't decipher clues," "I hope he doesn't get involved :o :o :o."
And what next? Do you want me to ignore yesterday if you started framing me after your own failure?

And now, today, I see that the race to find a loop for Neyra is now giving the mafia a great argument for framing me. Exactly with the arguments you made - that she's definitely a civilian, and I'm just muddying the waters. That's why I started by checking those who are involved in this "attack," because for two nights in a row, Red has been killed, and the clues about him should relate to someone else, since neither I nor Neyra killed him. It's logical that I started with you. Because you're now getting nervous, feeling that there's a chance.
What? Should I just sit quietly and "not get nervous" when the main suspect is going out of his way to shift the blame onto me and tie me up with his own clues? God will judge?
Just don't deny the strong religious component of Warhammer

Warhammer, but not quite the same? Well, yes, you have Warhammer 40,000 Soulstorm.

This is a description of an entire race in the game. That's what I tried to convey with the nuances.
The sisters have no crosses. Neither the Inquisition nor anyone else in Warhammer uses cross symbolism. You could have looked that up beforehand. The only cross in the universe is the one in your picture, belonging to one of the countless (there are literally thousands) orders of Space Marines. You can make such a connection with anything and everything; I even use crosses to mark the numbers on my calendar. What's so "unusual" about the cross that you've been ignoring for the past two days in your wonderful interpretations? If this is a plant, it's a pretty weak one. And THIS is what you're comparing to an ankh? Is this your main clue?
At least explain it. Guards? Well, everyone probably knows that these guys are far from perfect warriors and don't follow any such code.
You probably haven't read it. The two main characters in the Guards! cycle are Vimes and Carrot. Carrot rises from the bottom to become a noble guard, realizing that he has fallen and becoming determined to restore the honor of the noble guard. The two-meter-tall giant Vimes studies the guards' code and strictly follows the letter of the law, arresting dragons, catching criminals in gangs, and polishing his armor to a shine.
Clan? Every member of the mafia belongs to some clan))) except for the newbies.
But not everyone has clues that perfectly fit them, and not everyone is framing themselves. But I agree, the Guards! version is more appealing to me.
You don't even bother to connect it to anything specific. Well done, why would you really need to? The more specific it is, the more references there will be to yourself. You've already failed with Warcraft.
Zybr, I wrote about Warcraft and vampires a few posts ago. Did you not read that, or is this just demagoguery? Baker.
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