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Okay. Mortulus was most likely a Psion. He probably mind-controlled his own Executioner or something like that. Deliries defended the KTO and checked the Scout. Kitsunka was blocked by the Stormer. The Lizard was checked by the Chaplain. Vistrit killed Sister of Battle. He was a Stormer, which has been known for quite some time. Rimpel was killed by the Captain of the Fifth Company. He was a Scout. Who would doubt it.
What we know for sure: KTO, Apothecary, Chaplain. This is more than enough to win at night. The main thing is to make the right moves.
The Lizard planned to spend the day in the barracks, but met a man in a mask. And already knowing what awaits him, he silently followed him.
There was no kill from the Inquisition.
Ignoring the situation, the man in the mask still found the Lizard. However, others could no longer do so.
There was no kill from the Inquisition.
Well, I don't know, is it a coincidence, lol?
Added 33 minutes ago Actually, the fact that there were no actions from the KTO, as well as no kills from the Inquisition, also speaks in favor of the Lizard. And he doesn't follow the game, so maybe that's why Deliries defended him today. Because he doesn't really know who's who and used the Night Defense on a not-so-active player, hoping to get lucky. And Deliries is also interesting. She can't be the KTO. She's not the Apothecary, because it's clear from today's newspaper who he is. And she's not the Chaplain. She didn't participate much in the daytime discussion on the first day, and did she have a reason to kill Arandor? And if the Commissioner is alive and the note is true, then she is unlikely to be the author. There are many options, but none of them fit perfectly. Right now, there are very good chances of winning, but we need to avoid making a mistake.
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