Posts from Mafia 26. Lady Mallowen's Last Caprice Auto-translated

In the song "The Sky Will Find You."

The song is called "The Sky Will Find You and Punish You."

A cloak with a hood made of coarse fabric might be associated with, for example, some kind of sect.

Ple-Sen the detective -

holding one hand forward. The position of his fingers suggested he was holding something, but now there was nothing there.

- most strongly suggests an attempt to use a pistol.

The source of the smoke was a pile of papers thrown into the fireplace.

- probably recorded observations. Killed by the Mafia. Again, Jane.
Based on the clue

a cloak with a hood made of rough fabric

One of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (signed by Hermit) - Death. Often depicted in a rough hooded robe.
Nairu blocked the housekeeper.
WhiteLizard - it's not clear yet. I immediately thought of the housekeeper because of the block on the first night, but then I looked at

The Lovestruck Maid
- An insider in the house – the little one has keys to all the doors, she is definitely useful! Removes protection from the selected player.

Perhaps, they tried to divert suspicion from him on the first night - the maid is still in the shadows and not acting. Then we have minus Mafia, and that's good.
Lizard was killed by the Serial Killer. Clues - yes, it's probably not worth revealing them yet if there are suspicions. Because the town already has minus three strong roles.
The Vagrant was going to Taco, but his Night Action was redirected to Nebo? That's strange, because on the first night, there was already a guy in her room... So, it's not clear yet.
I agree with Arandor, Nebo was visited by the Vagrant and he stole all the cookies.
Gila was fed by the Cook, which is why the poor guy might get an ulcer - because eating at night is bad.
Registrar was given drugs... Or the detective is a beast and a pervert...

According to the notes:

“Visited Aru, status is bad. Your Arthur Hastings.”

- it seems that the Mafia or very funny pranksters wrote this... An attempt to frame Arandor?

“Announcement: The check showed that Arandor is a bad person. Zedzi was a doctor, and the additional clue for his murder is "Black Forest". Today I am checking the Registrar. Signed: Detective.”

- a real detective... For now, I think that Arandor is either the housekeeper or the Vagrant. Although maybe he's Mafia, but I think he's on the town's side. The additional clue has been taken into account.

“Last night I was at Arandor's, here is his message: "Heal your soul with sensations, and let your soul heal the sensations, most honorable one." Today I'm going to Hostor. Your postman.”

- here are some riddles x) I haven't thought about the interpretation yet, but a funny thought came to mind: if Arandor is the Vagrant - "eat more - and everything will be fine" xD

Execute Hermit. Let it be so for now. I will continue to look for a connection with the previous murder and the additional clue.

Black Forest cake

Looks like we have a sweet tooth here.

MonteCristo - her avatar features a ship.

"Sandalwood Ash" - what could that be for?...

Monte Cristo - her avatar features a ship.

If you count all the ships in the profiles, then, to put it mildly, about half of them are killers...

Hos writes like that because he probably killed him himself, right? ;)
But overall, good job, you've increased the activity and started thinking. I'll join in now.

I agree about the detective; Mold could have checked me on the first night. He often suspects me. Although the postman also checked me... hmm.

For now, I'm voting for NNV. I'll change my vote in the evening depending on what I understand from the clues on the map.
Currently, the score is 5/6/1.
If we don't execute anyone, and the mafia and the neutral kill townspeople at night, the score becomes 5/4/1.
If the mafia kills a townsperson, and the neutral kills a mafia member, the score will be 4/5/1.
If we execute the neutral, the score will be 5/5.
If we execute the mafia, the score will be 4/4/1.
For now, I'm leaning towards the idea that the neutral is doing more harm than good. For two nights, they have only accelerated our loss. There are other candidates for execution, but right now it's important to decide who needs to be executed first. Think about the clues.

Currently, there are more townspeople than mafia members, and the werewolf harms the game, provided it doesn't know who the townspeople are and who the mafia members are.

If you count all the ships in the profiles, then, to put it mildly, half of them are killers...

What do you think about the interpretation of the first clue?

Is there anyone else whose profile matches both clues?

The cloak brings many associations to mind. For me, primarily with fantasy, so it's hard to pinpoint. But if it were just a cloak, it would be easier. Right away, I'd suspect Hoessi, Gill, and maybe someone else.

Perhaps the clue about the ships was a red herring? That would make sense.

While NNV

What do you think about the interpretation of the first clue?

Well... First, there are simply a lot of ships – the first clue, a very straightforward connection...
Second, I tried to see if the first clues match Hermit or not – the wiki gives "Hermit Islands – Papua – New Guinea." And there's not a word about these islands... And the culture of the inhabitants of Schwarzwald is somewhat isolated (hermit - recluse).
Maybe the Berbers, but as I wrote before, the clue options are either multifaceted (they should be considered without additional detective work – after all, there might not have been any), or they don't fit at all. It is quite possible that both the clue and the additional hint point to the geography of Europe – but I haven't noticed any particular information about that either.

Execute Ta Kotoraya...
Based on additional evidence from the detective.
Schwarzwald (cake) - a sweet tooth.

The version about Hermit - the recluse is also interesting, but I like the version with TaKo more.

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Maybe the clue about the ships is a red herring? That would be logical.

Maybe it's a red herring. Then the real clue is probably here:
"Strangely, he was not only fully dressed, but his packed suitcase was also standing at the door of the room."