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The maniac didn't torture the host for nothing. The information turned out to be true.
Spir, or rather what was left of him, was found in his luxurious office. The entire room was simply awash in blood. Spir's body was hanging by his own intestines, which the killer had strung up like garlands on a huge chandelier. Don's chest was also gutted. His face was a terrible sight - his mouth was sewn shut, his nose was horribly crushed into his skull, and his eyes were completely missing. And to complete this colorful picture, there was a pile of internal organs on the table, among which a beating heart stood out, cleverly connected to a working stun gun.
Howard Paint was found in a roadside ditch. Someone kidnapped the influential director and shot him.
Someone from the police department visited Karl Magidman. People argued loudly for a long time, and then the secretary heard a gunshot. The police officer justified Magidman's murder as an attempted attack.
Results: Spir, the mafia boss, was brutally murdered. Mona, a civilian, was killed. Killed by the commissioner. Imaris, a civilian, was killed.
The Commissioner probably thought that Mona revealed herself by calling herself a commissioner. But it was more likely an attempt to attract the mafia or a maniac, in order to protect the real one. Yeah, right.
Well, it seems pretty good. I killed the boss with magic. The Mafia killed Imaris. I have one small, and not-so-modest question: what was the doctor doing? Maybe the cop blocked him. Then bravo! bravo! to the cop, and a special bravo to the commissioner. Did anyone really believe in the autopsy of Mona? )))
You didn't even read the rules! Only the highest rank can kill. That's how it is. And in general, you're done for. It's clear who killed Imaris, but who would want to kill Spira on the very first night?
Wow... What a description. I imagined this mess. It seems the Commissioner was bored. And why did they have to touch Imaris? That's sad. At least the manga turned out well. So, who disliked Imaris so much?