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That's a strange position. Are you suggesting that the city execute its own citizens for two days in a row?
Well, firstly, I have no idea who Lynx is, and secondly, you don't know if I'm bluffing or not. So it's logical that if Tox suddenly turns out to be a good guy, you'll pay attention to us. And then we'll see how things develop and what I'll have to do to prove that I'm on the city's side if I'm on the verge of being executed. For now, it's more reasonable to execute Tox.
Added 7 minutes later Neyra Drake
Also, the Investigator could have intentionally blocked Lynx, because using such a Night Watchman on your own is very useful, at least because it acts as protection against killings.
By the way, that's an interesting point, but in that case, you definitely need to kill someone so as not to cast suspicion on your own. And then, if there's no killing, it's definitely because of the block. Heh, with such a rather fantastic scenario, it turns out that Tox and Lynx are from the same mafia clan. But there's no way to verify that.
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