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The brewer probably thought that a healer (if they were killing me) could cure me, so he decided to scare him away from me so that he couldn't resurrect me. Therefore, I conclude that the brewer (a useless role, even harmful) doesn't like me... probably it's Azi)) or Magnus, he could do that too. But would they come to Happy? I don't even know.
In the previous newspaper, when Hostor was killed, he was referred to in the feminine gender, due to his role, which means that the mercenary Neyru killed him.
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What makes you think the brewer believes the healer will treat him, and why would the healer treat you?
Небо – мольбы не ждёт Небо – угроз не слышит Небо – ведёт особый счёт Небо – тебя найдёт
By the way, is this a hint that a female mercenary or someone else of the female gender was the killer?
How many females are actually capable of killing? Considering that yesterday we were guessing about the role of Hos. In general, it seems like a paladin came to visit her for tea and then killed her, but it's a strange way to kill, plus if Ney is a servant, why would the paladin kill her? She has a good status. And could she even kill someone with a good status? So, it's unlikely. If it was a mercenary, then what doubts are we talking about?
What makes you think the brewer thinks the healer will treat you, and why would the healer treat you?
It's just a suggestion. And doctors, yes, they never treated me, except for you, the paladin. But otherwise, only defenders came.
I had a random, somewhat crazy association with Iris pop into my head. The gender could be a reference to Isis and Osiris, ancient Egyptian gods. Meow, I just want to say "Irisis." Is there anyone else with similar themes in their profiles?
Do many female characters know how to kill? Considering that yesterday they were discussing the role of Hossa.
I just initially thought that the assassin role was given to, for example, Happy, and she killed, hence the female voice, but then I remembered the first newspaper where Hostora was described as a girl.
Небо – мольбы не ждёт Небо – угроз не слышит Небо – ведёт особый счёт Небо – тебя найдёт
In general, I racked my brain and decided that Ney was being checked by a sorceress! And the emblem on the clothing of the deceased is unlikely to be evidence. So, we need to figure out this tea and candy situation.
Вот что плохо в питье водки с утра - трудно будет провести день разнообразно
Gur, what are your theories about who you executed yesterday? :D
Mourinho :smile52: :smile52: :smile52: Will you now bring me croissants in the morning instead of N'y? And also read me bedtime stories, otherwise I won't be able to sleep :smile43:
Вот что плохо в питье водки с утра - трудно будет провести день разнообразно
I think Gur sticks to the version that Hos was a paladin, and the ranger was supposed to become a maniac.
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You still haven't found any new clues about your tea and candies, but my versions were rejected. I hope the situation will change in the morning.
Regarding the results of the night. A healer visited me. A brewer visited Arandor. Vegtama and Dariela checked the Paladin and the Sorceress.
Now, regarding the murder of Neyra.
I think the clue is hidden here:
-Rest in peace,- a sad female voice said,-I'm sorry I doubted you.
Or here:
She even had tea with him and some caramel candies.
From this, it follows that the killer is a woman. Most likely, today's murder is the work of a mercenary... But the mafia doesn't have any more women. So, it turns out that either the Paladin or the Sorceress died yesterday :( Most likely, the Paladin :(
Regarding the caramel candies and tea. I had associations with Slonysh's avatar and Plesen's signature.
Tea with caramel candies is basically some kind of food. Slonysh is cooking something. And Plesen, from the signature, after the Apple of Adam, would even eat a snake if it turned out to be forbidden.
And another association is with TaKo's avatar. Her avatar depicts a child. And a caramel candy is essentially a candy that children love to eat.
Now, regarding this phrase:
"Rest in peace,- a sad female voice said,-I'm sorry I doubted you."
Here, I only had associations with Lizard's signature.
Ple-Sen
Although, perhaps the clue is the tea, and this is a reference to Guru and his signature.
What is the connection between tea and Guru's signature?
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I'm also thinking about this phrase:
When Kyle was executed, the night suddenly became so clear and bright for a moment. The residents thought that the darkness had finally receded, but less than an hour passed before the sky was again covered with black clouds.
From the first sentence, it follows that the serial killer died. And the second sentence... Has a new serial killer appeared???
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But who then visited Dariel and Vegtama tonight???
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Still, today's murder is not the work of a mercenary... Because the mafia has no reason to send a mercenary on the job. Because the mercenary has a choice between killing and blocking. If they sent a mercenary on the job, they would have to give up the block. But if they sent any other mafia member, they could commit both the murder and the block.
So, today it wasn't a mercenary...
Then the question arises. Why does the chronicle mention a female killer...
Если эта надпись уменьшается - Ваш монитор уносят. :D