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Who else could it be? Of course, theoretically, it could turn out that Ursula isn't Mafia, but one of the town's killing roles. Or even not a killing role (the "baby" could have been redirected). But it seems unlikely that the town would kill randomly on the first night, especially with each of them having other special abilities, and the Mafia wouldn't... And Ursula's behavior doesn't seem like herself; there's not even an attempt to defend herself. Wouldn't she have been outraged and linked someone to the evidence in another situation? I think this can be considered an argument in favor of her being Mafia, the one who killed tonight.
It's difficult to analyze the newspaper; there's a lot of ambiguity. Rimp is definitely watching someone else; there's no obvious watcher among the other Fire players. The second maniac tried to infect Nebo; the question is, was it successful or not? Killer Instincts – if it failed, would Nebo's nickname have been displayed? Also, it seems that someone isolated the person I visited, and someone else blocked me. And Morning probably had their special ability stolen (or it's a block, but the description is too bloody for a block, I think... most likely, it was someone with Killer Instincts).
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Also, it seems that someone isolated the person I visited, and someone else blocked me.
No, something's not right here. Alexigl was also doing something... I need to analyze it more carefully.