Execute Kash - 2 votes (Xostor, Kash)
Execute Vegtam - 1 vote (Hermit)
Execute Xostor - 1 vote (Arandor)
No new votes - 6 votes (Imaris, the Moon Wolf, HoM[M]ie, Thorium, Amko, Pandora, TunguS)
9 votes are required for execution.
Only Freyd hasn't voted yet; if he doesn't vote tomorrow, he will be eliminated.
It seems the residents won't be able to sleep soundly tonight; the killers still haven't been found.
The second night begins!
Added 18 hours 1 minute ago

Night. All the lights are out, but in the darkness, I noticed a faint glow near Kash's tent; a male silhouette flashed by, stopped, looked around, and cautiously entered. In the morning, Kash couldn't get up; an incomprehensible, but pleasant weakness gripped his entire body; it seems the unknown person didn't want Kash to leave the tent in the coming days...
...on the way to the city, I met a man named HoM[M]ie; he was heading to the pottery shop; someone had broken everything he had in the basement and in the house during the night, "they even spared the wine, godless people..." HoM[M]ie grumbled. There, I also saw Xostor; he was worried about the night visitor who had come to him tonight: "When I went to bed, I noticed a female shadow flitting past my window; I don't know who she is, but it seems she doesn't wish me well. And also, yesterday, when I was walking home, a strange girl was following me; later, I also noticed a man; I don't know what they want from me"...
...passing along the shore as always, I stumbled upon a crowd of soldiers. Approaching closer and pushing through the crowd, I saw the dead Vegtam on the sand. Judging by the tracks, he tried to defend himself, but his strength was not enough. Next to him lay a long staff, resembling a spear, but a mysterious mineral served as the tip. This item clearly did not belong to Vegtam. Also, in his hand, he was clutching some herbs and several scrolls of papyrus; no one among the soldiers could explain where he got them from:
Dear residents of Troy and mighty helpers of the great city, as well as blessed by the Gods priests. With this message, I call upon you, friends, to listen to my thoughts, for I may not survive this night. So, due to a minor injury and the inability to participate in the preparations for the battle, I had the opportunity to observe some particularly suspicious individuals. They turned out to be Kash, Arandor, and Morning. Now I will explain why I think so.
So, many really thought that the "sheepskin" was a clue. Then Morning offers a very good version about Odysseus's escape from the Cyclops's cave (also a hint - a crevice) and connects it to Pandora. Kash, like a knight in shining armor, stands up for Pandora and immediately rejects this version. Then I myself latch onto the clue suggested by Morning and reinterpret it for Kash. And what do we see? Kash justifies himself, wriggles, and completely denies the possibility of clues based on the skins. Morning, whose idea I basically reinterpreted quite well, becomes inadequate and drives the conversation towards "stupid avatars from movies," although there is nothing else to criticize in Kash's profile - the clues were already given based on his profile information. Finita. And then there's our favorite Areg. It's strange to see him so quiet, calculating, and inactive... Or to see him trying to be quiet, calculating, and inconspicuous. But! He rejects the clues based on the skin from the very beginning. He doesn't look for possible killers, doesn't try to gather himself and think. And then he stupidly gives himself away, accusing me of something and indulging in demagoguery: "Hector, don't go to Hostor, you'll be killed there!"... At the very least, Arandor's behavior deserves increased attention.
I hope I wrote this not in vain, and if I die, someone will save the city. And I also addressed the priests not in vain - for victory, they need not only to survive but also to exterminate the mafia (even a living city is not an obstacle for Brise), or rather, to reduce the number of dangerous individuals with the help of the city.
With that, I bid you farewell, hoping that if my blood stains the native land, the Gods and the citizens will avenge it.
P.S.: Neyra, Thorium, Vegtam, I don't believe you're mafia; help the city!
Ave!
(Hostor)
I blocked Hostor, successfully. After that, the Gods introduced a 50% restriction for Trojans; it seems I ended up on the Greek side. Penthesilea's move was in the newspaper; Kikna cannot be blocked, and Memnon is not described in the newspaper, so he is unlikely to be one of Troy's helpers. The Greeks and the maniacs remain.
(Your Telephos.)
the lizard has a Greek or Trojan alignment
(No signature)
I healed Arandor, and he didn't even say thank you. Arandor, I'm offended.
(kind doctor)
Morning and Amko have the same status
(son of Eos and Tithonus, king of Ethiopia, a loyal ally of Troy.)
Kash has a "+" status
(Boobs)
Alive:
1. Neyra Drake
2. HoM[M]ie
4. Gur
5. Morning
8. WisTrit
9. Amko
10. Tannhauser
11. Xostor
12. Freud
13. WhiteLizard
14. Arandor
15. Pandora
16. Thorium
17. Imaris, the Moon Wolf
18. TunguS
19. Hermit
20. Kash
Charon's passengers:
3. Vegtam
6. Werevolka
7. crabby
Небо – угроз не слышит
Небо – ведёт особый счёт
Небо – тебя найдёт



