Posts from Mafia 40. In the Name of the Emperor Auto-translated

A masked man approached Lynx. He demanded that she follow him. All questions and attempts to refuse vanished immediately after he presented his "mark."

Rimpela was escorted to the cabin by a strong, intimidating-looking warrior.

On the way, another warrior in white armor joined them. It was unlikely anyone would dare stand in their way. Although they left Rimpela almost at his cabin, he could still hear their heavy footsteps for a long time.

After this entire meeting, Spire spent the remaining time in the armory, listening to how he could increase the effectiveness of his weapon by 2%.

Tox could not refuse the persistent offers to spar with swords and followed to the barracks.

Although Hostor's interlocutor looked intimidating, his oratory skills were very high. After this conversation, Hostor felt calm, even somewhat elevated. And his conversation companion already knew what he wanted.

Then, in one of the corridors, Hostor met a man who was very interested in his weapon. Having satisfied his curiosity, he left.

I basically already know that, based on my role.

If he doesn't miraculously turn out to be Mafia or a Man, then you can go after me and Lynx, which would be perfectly fair.

Tox, in the Mafia, failed to secure a kill on the block, but managed to avoid being killed himself. It's both funny and harsh.

Neyra, with her intimidating appearance, doesn't resemble an iterator at all. Here, it's quite clearly the action of a chaplain, because based on the description, he's something like a priest, and therefore inspires and calms (which was also described in the newspaper) the other members of the team.

That's a strange position. Are you suggesting that the city execute its own citizens for two days in a row?

Also, the Investigator could have intentionally blocked Lynx, because using such a Night Watchman on your own is very useful, at least because it acts as protection against killings.

Hmm, Spear and Rhubarb are making some valid points, and I have no reason to disbelieve them, at least not yet. So, let's eliminate Tox.

By the way, that's an interesting point, but in that case, they definitely need to kill someone to avoid suspicion falling on themselves. Otherwise, if there's no killing, it's definitely because of the block. Heh, with such a rather fantastical scenario, it turns out that Tox and Lynx are from the same mafia clan.
But there's no way to verify this.

I liked the idea that the mafia is OBLIGED to kill (!) and therefore we execute guys block by block.

Where is this from? Please point me in the right direction.

Maybe it would be better to execute Lynx? She's almost always Mafia.