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Maybe I don't write much, but that doesn't mean I'm part of the mafia. Cash, may his Triad spirit rest in peace, talked a lot, but his end wasn't very optimistic. :) Arandor, your idea of using a cup as a weapon is, as always, brilliant:smile53: And now, dear citizens, let's proceed with the investigation... Following the "rule of three Cs" of the Black Cloak – "See-Listen-Cut" – I am absolutely certain that Kostya was killed by none other than Tengro. I don't know if his vehement indignation as a justification or Zubr's remark that he didn't use *his avatar* as evidence swayed you, but firstly, the dragon in his signature indirectly points to him, although it's not entirely clear whether the GM is hinting at his affiliation with the Triad or if it's a direct clue. Secondly, if we disregard the avatar, the signature clearly speaks of reflection, and whether it's a mirror reflection or not doesn't matter. You're looking for the slightest clue in each other's profiles (remember the connection between fantasy and Britney Spears), but you refuse to accept the most obvious evidence:rolleyes: Listen to at least my reasoning; if you doubt your arguments, don't let yourself be so easily confused:o - I am absolutely certain that Tengro killed Kostya, and no one else. His counter-arguments won't affect me anymore; he will only write them for you now. We must execute Tengro today – give my regards to Cash:smile02:
first, the dragon in his signature indirectly points to him, although it is not entirely clear where the GM is stirring up trouble – either he indicated belonging to the Triad, or it was a direct clue; second, if we ignore the avatar, the signature clearly speaks of reflection, and whether it is a mirror reflection or not does not matter here.
The dragon refers to Kostyan's death. The mirror (glass) refers to Revan's death.
You're stirring up trouble. :rolleyes:
Кто состоянием своим доволен, тому жить весело. (с)Алекса́ндр Васи́льевич Суво́ров
Отдай свои прошлые сны, В сомненьях себя обрети, В бешеном танце душа кружится! Не думай, что будет потом, Здесь и сейчас мы живем, Стань хоть на миг сам собой, слышишь!
Kyle, Sherlock Holmes has died within you :) Don't get distracted by trivialities, as you did in the last game – I am absolutely certain that I am right! Trust my opinion, cancel your actions and execute Tengro – he is a murderer.
Kyle, Sherlock Holmes has died within you :) Don't get distracted by minor details, as you did in the last game - I am absolutely certain that I am right!
Minor details are the most important. Without them, you can't put together the correct picture. And you are right, Sherlock Holmes has died within me :( SteN
Trust my opinion, cancel your actions and execute Tengro - he is a murderer.
This is very risky, although I don't deny that his connection to the triad and the murder of Revan is very strong, just like yours with the others. ;)
Кто состоянием своим доволен, тому жить весело. (с)Алекса́ндр Васи́льевич Суво́ров
Sherlock Holmes still lives within you – there’s no arguing with that:smile09: I’m probably quite perceptive, but I’m not very good at persuasion(( And you were right too – the city will definitely lose if things continue like this.
Because you initially don't see the obvious things, whether it's the "elephant in the museum" syndrome, where every little detail is scrutinized, while the obvious is pushed to the background, or a special logical model :) , but it turns out that it's more logical to kill with a glass than with a piece of mirror - and now you're considering me as a potential killer, while you don't say a word about him, moreover, you're even defending him in this way. Decide for yourselves, but I'll repeat once more - I'm 100% sure that in the final document, which Zubr will drop after the Tengro game, one of the Triads will be present. People! If you have any logic left, listen to me.
I'm just staying silent and observing. I do have some suspicions about Ara and Nick, but I don't have much to say yet because I can't decide who I want to eliminate. ^^''''
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And Tengro is unlikely to be Mafia two times in a row, although he wasn't identified last time because Ar tried to take care of it himself. ^^''
I agree, Tengro's address is very close. But you're also standing nearby with your glass. So, it's 50/50 between you. Although, it might be 55/45... :rolleyes:
Кто состоянием своим доволен, тому жить весело. (с)Алекса́ндр Васи́льевич Суво́ров