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It’s good that Shaman started playing today. Otherwise, Revan would have gone to sleep after gaining some experience, and I would have started to get bored.
Does this mean you're not disputing the potential evidence against yourself?
Of course, I am. It's incorrect evidence. After all, we're taking information from Wikipedia, not examining the flags on third-party resources under a magnifying glass.
This is typical behavior for a Heroes-mafia player.
And here comes Yashchur, I've been waiting for you!
I disagree, of course. It's incorrect evidence. After all, we're taking information from Wikipedia, not examining the flags on third-party resources under a magnifying glass.
And here's Yashchur, I've been waiting for you!
So, the flag was displayed on Wikipedia. I found it too. Although I'm still considering the long chain of connections between the beginning of the clue and the end – that flag appeared too quickly. But for now, it's the only "flower" I've seen while browsing Wikipedia.
That's quite a question... Based on the description, I understand that he wasn't wealthy (lived on the outskirts) but had some dealings in the wealthy district. At the same time, he possessed a natural defense (didn't die from Quirrell). Possible candidates, as I see them: James, Laen, and Edward.
Hypothesis one: the man was killing. He was killing unsuccessfully.
Hypothesis two: Alex is the man.
Jacondu was questioned; I will postpone the questioning for now.
Hypothesis three: the two bodies in the fountain are related to Swift.
Hypothesis four: the cat found a piece of the amulet.
I will think more about the reports and the incident on the street, as well as the questioning.
That's how the flag appeared on Wikipedia. I found it too. Although, I'm still considering the long chain of connections between the beginning of the clue and the end – that flag was too easy to spot. But for now, it's the only flower I've seen while browsing Wikipedia.
Be sure to think again; who knows where the real clue for the Mafia maniacs might be hidden!
But I agree with Ment. Maybe the fact that Alex is the owner of the shack is just a coincidence. That is, he was a target for both the mage and the mafia at the same time... Perhaps, anything is possible... But why immediately accuse the Heroes player? We have plenty of time to think about it.
Ment
