Posts from Мафия 6. The Will of Swamps

DD?.......

Village Idiot

"Lips give birth to the dead..."
There's not much else to pay special attention to, except for this:
Translation – “WORDS”:(Milen Farmer)

The sky writhes motionless
When lips give birth to the dead
I will give my life to hear you
To tell you the most tender words

When everything becomes lonely
I will interrupt my life for a song
And to the lives that lean in to notice mine,
I know, I will say "Goodbye"
Except for a particle of this life
I will give anything, anytime

The universe has its secrets
Words are our lives
Life can be destroyed by words
God, what if that happened
If our lives are so fragile
Words are secrets
Words of feelings
Words of love, Temple

If you destroy the world
You can touch the universe
I will tell you how the sun rose, how
With the help of words, we could become one

And in response to all those words that hurt
There are those that caress us,
That illuminate, that touch infinity
Even if nothingness exists
For a particle of this life
I will give anything, anytime

Play on words: Considering the song's title: you hear "un mot," i.e., "lips give birth to words," but the booklet states "un mort" - the dead.
Maybe I'm not thinking in the right direction, but the only one who can tell first how the sun rises is Nera Drake, because she lives east of everyone else and sees the sunrise first.

//Rift - Did you Google the entire newspaper?:smile11: //

Completely visible:smile08:

I didn't quite understand something about the assassins and so on. It's clear that the Demon acted and killed two of them immediately (see the description), but what the priest did is unknown, because he moves before the "Shabash" (a term for a gathering of witches or warlocks) does. If we look at the picture, it immediately reminds me of Pandora. The avatar also has lilies and other vegetation. By the way, the artwork was drawn with charcoal, because the artist was at the scene of the crime and apparently picked up one of the charcoal pieces right there.

I just typed in that phrase because it seemed unusual to me; maybe you use it every day, but I personally heard it for the first time, so I thought it might be a hint, and it seems that's exactly what it is.

From everything I read, I could only understand that someone, apparently a scout, visited Kostyan... (a regular visitor to the swamps could have left animal tracks as well);)

I don't have any more thoughts for now... I guess it's because I'm new to this. Therefore, for now, NNV.

I think a scout and a healer visited Kyle or Lizard, but I don't know who visited whom exactly. Also, Arandor remained, who is mentioned in the newspaper but doesn't comment on it in any way; perhaps he had a coven meeting and decided to remain silent about it.

I didn't quite understand something about the assassins, etc. It's clear that the Demon acted and killed two of them immediately (see the description), but what the priest did is unknown, because he moves before the Shaabash.

I agree about the Demon. Could Hommi have been the priest? Another option is that he was blocked for the second time in a row.

I lied about the Lizard, sorry. They only visited Arandor twice.

The picture on the pond looks the most like it. So, that's another clue...

Yes, it seems that a demon was indeed killing, and the second random victim was chosen by death (i.e., the GM). They probably killed Gura because his profile is sparse and he doesn't have an avatar.

They only visited Arandor twice.

and in the second newspaper, it's well written:

The departing residents only briefly discussed the strange figure whose silhouette could be seen at midnight from the window of Arandor.

i.e., if you look from the street into the house of Arandor, you can say that "the silhouette could be seen from the window of Arandor." :rolleyes:

So, if you look from the street into the house of Arandor, you can say that "the silhouette was visible from the window of Arandor." :rolleyes:

Hmm... Then this takes on an unexpected turn. Namely, whose silhouette was it?)

Hmm... Then this takes an unexpected turn. Namely, whose silhouette was it?)

I suppose it was dancers... ;)

Question to the GM: Can the dancer block anyone, or only the "male half of the population," who, according to the description, is ready to drown in her eyes?