Posts from Mafia 19. Trojan War. Auto-translated

Night. The flames of torches dimly illuminate the dark streets of Troy. Despite the temporary truce, the city's inhabitants still cannot sleep. How can they sleep when the Greek army is waiting at the gates, ready to wipe their city off the face of the Earth at any moment? But despite this, the Trojans continue to believe in the best, because the walls of Troy are not to blame….
Through the night's silence, the sound of footsteps can be heard. It fades, then becomes louder, and suddenly stops altogether, but the noise is replaced by a loud, piercing cry. The townspeople rushed out into the street and hurried to the place where the cry was heard; soon, the guard joined them. What they found did not please them. Near Morning's house lay Neyra Drake, bleeding profusely, with a bow in her hands. Unfortunately, nothing could be done; the wound was too deep. Overcoming the pain, the girl uttered her last words: “ ή να νίκη, ή χάνομαι ”....

...not far from the scene of the murder, Xostor was found. He was sitting on the ground, leaning his back against the wall of the house. He held his helmet in his hands, and blood was seeping from the top of his head…

...it was also restless that night near Pandora's house. Hearing footsteps outside her door, she decided to check who it was, but when she opened the door, Pandora saw only the back of an unknown person, disappearing at an incredible speed...

Unlike the others, Kash slept peacefully all night. He dreamed of beautiful female warriors, and upon waking, he noticed female footprints near his bed and a crumpled scroll:


Guys, Paris shouldn't be left alone; maybe advise him to take some pills or something...
(bored Elena)

I'm blocking Xostor; kill Neyra. Tomorrow, I'll block him again; if I don't show up, do as you see fit.
(Agamemnon, King of Mycenae)

Homie status -
(boobs)

Alive:

2. HoM[M]ie
5. Morning
9. Amko
10. Tannhauser
11. Xostor
12. Freud
13. WhiteLizard
14. Arandor
15. Пандора
16. Thorium
18. TunguS
19. Hermit
20. Kash

Charon's Passengers:

1. Нэйра Дрейк
3. Вегтам
4. Гур
6. Werevolka
7. crabby
8. WisTrit
17. Imaris, the Moon Wolf

Kick, damn it, check Torii, maybe, Tana, Tungus. Too bad for Neyra x( wait for revenge, you scoundrels! P.S. Sky, add Wolf to the list of deceased. Yes, he was Briseis.

The Greeks killed Nairu.

ή να νίκη, ή χάνομαι

Translation:

either win or perish

Execute Frayd

With a shield or on a shield
From Latin: Aut cum scuto, aut in scuto.

The original source of the expression is the work of the ancient Greek historian Plutarch (c. 45 – c. 127) “Sayings of Spartan Women,” in which he recounts how a Spartan woman, Gorgo, seeing off her son to battle with enemies, handed him a shield and said: “With it or on it.” Later, this expression began to be used (for greater clarity) in its well-known form. In other words, the Spartan woman Gorgo wished her son either to win or to die (according to custom, the killed were usually carried from the battlefield on their shields). She would not allow captivity or flight for her Spartan son.

Figuratively: either win, succeed, or lose, fail in something.

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And yes, Agi, come on in, let's have some tea, play checkers...

execute Frayd, and preferably in a cruel manner.

About the quote I found:

With a shield or on a shield

From Latin: Aut cum scuto, aut in scuto [aut cum scuto, aut in scuto].

The original source of the expression is the work of the ancient Greek historian Plutarch (c. 45 – c. 127), “Sayings of Spartan Women,” in which he recounts how the Spartan woman Gorgo, seeing off her son to battle with enemies, handed him a shield and said: “With it or on it.” Later, this expression began to be used (for greater clarity) in its well-known form. In other words, the Spartan woman Gorgo wished her son either to win or to die (according to custom, the killed were usually carried off the battlefield on their shields). She would not allow captivity or flight for her Spartan son.

Hostor, you bastard – you beat me to it! Is Yandex the sixth link?
Execute Freud.

Here's what I found:

We're looking, we're looking, haha.

A transparent hint, though. Let's not waste time. Hang Freyda.

Execute Freud.

Thorium also looks for clues, and he's not the Mafia.

This Thory is also looking for clues, and he's not Mafia.

I'm trying to find a polite way to respond... but I can't seem to do it politely, so I'll just stay silent.

Thorium, what do you think, who is Agamemnon, huh?

Hos is awesome
Execute Freud

Cash, what do you think, who is Agamemnon, huh?

Thorium, if I'm not mistaken, you're currently playing on the real server and that's why you can't respond on the forum. Where are you bluffing – here or there? :D