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Mold, why Jane? It mentions armor there, but there isn't much armor on it. I think the Knights were killed. But I don't know, the patrolman also has some protection.
The person who witnessed this didn't interfere because, based on the attacker's motives, he concluded that they wouldn't kill.
Overall, it's a great move.
Interesting theory, Plesen, but is it correct? Doesn't this chain of events seem a bit too short, even if it's not the first day? We have a governor, a doctor, and Mitch against a mercenary, three rebels, and two(!) maniacs. And Jane wasn't killed by the mercenaries, but by Zero. Perhaps the mercenaries decided to lay low and not draw attention to themselves, or they didn't dare attack someone they didn't understand, risking the possible defense of a patrol. Or a much simpler explanation: they were there to KILL THE PATROL OR JANE, because that's what real mafia allies do. And that's what I was talking about yesterday: "Come on, Zero, come here, Zero, you're our friend, you want to win!" But Zero
Moderated: PROFANITY in the message
doesn't care
, he still has immunity from execution and protection, why would he put himself at risk for someone else? So he just killed Jane. Tox and Tuman's brilliant plan worked flawlessly. And now, without a shot, it's impossible to kill Zero. Tuman won't kill Zero because he'll choose Tuman's action and, with the highest priority, slit his throat. And even if he didn't have that action, Tuman wouldn't bother coordinating with anyone when he kills first. He's a maniac, he doesn't care. Justice is the only one left who can break through the protection. What should we do? It's an incredibly delicate situation!
I suggest executing Plesen to get rid of one of the factions once and for all, especially since, according to the deduction, he's a Sunset, which means he could cause a lot of trouble in the last one or two nights. He's been completely useless throughout the game, and the note from the supposed rebels clearly points to him.
Even if I were Justice, it wouldn't be wise to leave any loopholes in the logic and allow the possibility of another murder during the night. The maniacs and rebels have been ignoring each other for too long, so a showdown between them is likely to happen in the next night or two.
And we can definitely trust Archie, now that Amko has turned out to be a Dawn.
For some reason, I thought that Amko and Tox were Knights. Because the patrol seemed to be active during the day when Toxa-Hosa was blocked, and Amko, according to the lore, cannot be one of them. They were killed by Tuman and the Mercenaries, and Nebku-Jane(?) was killed by Zero. Also, Neyra was blocked, and someone else visited her, maybe a patrol. Or am I wrong?
It seems logical that everything unfolds as it does. The rebels kill Tox (Dawn?), so he no longer interferes with them or comes up with plans. Mist kills Amka (Dusk), as planned. Because he knows Dawn and would likely not finish him off when it's better to eliminate the rebel. m? Or is it not like that?)
I see that Morning and Plesen are fighting, so one of them must be the mafia.
Смысла нет, но вы держитесь там. Удачи, здоровья, хорошего настроения! И пока в кармане пачка милкиуэйев - значит все не так уж плохо на сегодняшний день