Another good person was after you.
And honestly, I thought my stats had already reached everyone -_-.
New here? I'm Roha — want a quick tour?
And honestly, I thought my stats had already reached everyone -_-.
In the chest of the slain WhiteLizar, there was a mark left by a large blade, and in the morning, when he was found, music from wind instruments could be heard outside the window. On his desk, there was an inkwell, a quill, and a piece of paper with a list of people and comments about each of them.
Wind instruments are musical instruments that consist of wooden, metal, or other types of tubes of various designs and shapes, producing musical sounds as a result of vibrations of the air column contained within them. The register of wind instruments is determined by their size: the larger the air column contained within them, the slower it vibrates, and therefore the lower the sound produced by the instrument, and vice versa – the smaller the air column contained in the tube, the higher the sound produced by the instrument.
KO explains that notes from the perspective of an informant can be written not only by the informant.
Pandora, at the moment, you are only denying all my statements, offering absolutely nothing in return.
Here's what I'm thinking... Why didn't the informant show up? They were keeping an eye on Ney, not spying on him. So, there's no mention of his movements in the newspaper. And, judging by the notes, he wasn't planning to go to Neyra. So, who killed him, since everyone else's movements are recorded later?
Ple-sen was confident about the day ahead, feeling that the Gods were on his side that night, however, this did not shield him from watchful eyes.
So, it turns out that a member of the royal guard is still alive, which means things aren't going well for the city. I'll check the newspapers for a refutation.
Missed the "Not," I confess.
The fifth newspaper, simultaneously a guard and an informant. Strange, but in the sixth newspaper, the guard is not visible.
The fifth newspaper, simultaneously a guardsman and an informant. Strangely, the guardsman is not visible in the sixth newspaper.