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The witch's apprentice showed incredible activity. First, she visited Ment.
They spent time in an interesting conversation:
- Have you often encountered dark forces in your path?
- Unfortunately, such encounters were not uncommon.
- The villagers talk a lot about you. There are more good rumors than bad ones. How can you explain this?
- I don't chase fame; it comes to me on its own.
- Are you ready to be called up to the militia if the village is attacked?
- Undoubtedly, it is my duty to protect my homeland.
This survey was transcribed by a journalist (post number 334).
Maf - yes, town - yes! There is a killing night - yes! So, if the first statement is a lie, then it's a priest, knight, or warlord. If the second statement is a lie, then it's a mafia member. A lie on the third statement is impossible because it creates a paradox: a peaceful mafia member.
"I want to know the truth deeply, to dispel the lies with the fire of illusions, tell me your truth and tell me about Ment!" she exclaimed. After her words, the smoke from the campfire thickened and formed into words:
1. Is there mental magic? No.
2. Are you peaceful? Yes.
3. Are you mafia? Yes.
A lie on the first statement would create a paradox: a peaceful mafia member, and therefore it is the truth. So, if the second statement is a lie, then it's a werewolf (from the living mafia). If the first statement is true, then there are many town roles. As a result, Ment was questioned twice, but he managed to leave suspicions about his roles. Why would a peaceful character do that?