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let others ask something
And you can show them your superiority by asking questions and guessing the story)
I just need to remember it myself xD
although I remember it in general terms

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Veg, if anything - you can tell me what was there :D
omg, I put a green smiley

A naked man's corpse was found in the desert. He was clutching a match in his fist, and various items of clothing and belongings were scattered around him within a few meters.
What happened?

I'll try to give you a hint.

Did he see anyone shortly before his death?
Yes.
Did those people kill him?
No.
Are they responsible for his death?
Indirectly.
Were there many matches?
Yes.

Also, I'll copy some important questions.

Was the match used?
no
Did he die of cold?
no
Is the match ordinary?
Yes
Did the clothes and belongings belong to him?
Both yes and no

Yeah, Veg, let's switch) because I don't remember what was there)
Now I'll ask you some questions)

Were there any more corpses nearby?
Did the clothes and belongings belong to two people? Three?
Was that many matches all in one hand? Scattered nearby?
Was there any weapon among the belongings?
Did the man have any wounds on his body?

Were there any other corpses nearby?
No.
Did the clothes and belongings belong to two people? Three?
It doesn't matter, more than one.
Were all those matches in his hand? Scattered nearby?
Most of the matches remained with other people. The corpse had only one.
Were there any weapons among the belongings?
No.
Did the man have any wounds on his body?
No wounds.

Are these nymphomaniac matchmakers? O_O

Was the match shorter than a regular match? Was it broken?

I think I remember.
never mind
Did he cast a spell?

Yes, it's a matter of fate. :) A certain number of people were flying in a hot air balloon, and the balloon started to descend rapidly, so they threw things overboard. The balloon was still descending, so they decided to draw lots. Since Wolf has allowed anyone to ask riddles: So, here's the riddle. There is a man who lives in a seven-story building on the seventh floor. Every morning, he takes the elevator down to the first floor and goes to work. In the evening, he comes home, takes the elevator up to the fourth floor, and walks the rest of the way to the seventh floor. Why does he do that? Clarifying questions are allowed, with only yes/no/doesn't matter as possible answers.

You just revealed everything at once. I remembered this. Do his friends live/used to live on the 4th floor? Relatives? Acquaintances? Pets? Does this matter? Does he go up to the 4th floor alone? Does this matter? With things that are not related to his work? Does this matter? Does he go up alone from the 4th to the 7th floor? Does this matter? With things that are not related to his work? Does this matter? In the evening, does the elevator go up to the 7th floor at all, or only to the 4th? Does this matter? Is the apartment on the 7th floor, where he goes, his own? Does this matter? Maybe he goes there to water flowers for acquaintances, feed dogs, vacuum, etc. Added after 49 seconds Does anyone else live in the building (besides him)? Many?

Does he have friends who live/lived on the 4th floor? Relatives? Acquaintances?
No.
Pets?
No.
Does he go up to the 4th floor alone?
Yes.
With items not related to his work?
No.
Does he go up from the 4th to the 7th floor alone?
Yes.
With items not related to his work?
There are no items.
In the evening, does the elevator go all the way to the 7th floor, or only to the 4th?)
It's a normal work elevator.
Is the apartment on the 7th floor, where he goes, his personal one?
He lives there. Who the apartment belongs to is not important.
Maybe he goes there to water flowers for acquaintances, feed dogs, vacuum, etc.
No.
Besides him, does anyone else live in the building?
Yes, it's a normal building.
Many?
As many as there should be in a seven-story building.

Volke, he doesn't linger on the fourth floor, but goes straight to the seventh :)

Does someone he doesn't want to be seen with live on his floor?

Does someone he doesn't want to be seen with live on his floor?
No.

Actually, it's very simple. ;)

yes, everything is always simple, but until you actually find out what the problem is, it seems quite complicated
and I'm not a genius
they have a mailbox there, on the 4th floor, right?

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oh, he doesn't stay late, so there's no point :(

Is he a proponent of a healthy lifestyle, but gets winded after climbing seven flights of stairs? Does he suffer from claustrophobia? Is he an elevator operator? Is the elevator shaft blocked after the fourth floor? Does this person feel sorry for the elevator, as if it's working hard and being lifted?

Do other people in the building, living on the seventh floor, also go up in the same way? Do other people in the building, living above the fourth floor, also go up in the same way?