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- It feels like everyone in this city is a conspirator... No one is looking for clues, so I guess I have to... - Selenid put on his cloak and headed to the crime scene...
Ardas jokingly votes yesterday. Aris, who stumbles over his words today. Or perhaps he doesn't. Ardas... was he trying to show that he and Aris are not acquainted? Or to show that he, Ardas, will not participate in the execution of the loyalist? Lady Aravella votes at an opportune time yesterday, when the noose is being prepared. Today, she is inactive, and we do not see the assassination of the conspirators. Perhaps it's a coincidence. Her Highness arrived late and cast the deciding vote. Would she have done so if she were on our side? It's very possible, but would she have arrived on time? Selenid is gathering clues. Commendable. The main thing is to announce it before any results are obtained. I am mistaken about one of these five. About one? About more? I don't know. Let the guard pay attention.
In general, this remains the only unclear point. Perhaps someone can clarify whether there is a rule for indicating the role of the deceased in the newspaper? Or is it an unwritten rule? Or is it up to the GM's discretion?
unofficially, it's more of a hint about the role of the deceased, rather than a direct indication.
Still, it seems to me that the "dark dealings" of Hasumi, which the press writes about and rumors circulate, are something more than thefts and murders in the name of the king from the character description
Unfortunately, I couldn't understand how the golden eggs are connected to someone from the residents and guests of Alrion. I see that I'm not the only one with such difficulties. Therefore NNV
Regarding yesterday's incident with Tyur. Many say that such a respected person behaved inappropriately. But perhaps he was trying to provoke the killers to reveal themselves in this way? Princess Narfina, what do you think about this?
I suspect Princess Narfina based on her silent agreement to yesterday's vote. Execute Narfina.
Seeing that no murder occurred and Tyr was blocked, I simply made an obvious, albeit hasty, conclusion. It was merely an overly impulsive decision, which is by no means an indication of my guilt.
Many say that such a respected person behaved inappropriately. But perhaps he was trying to provoke the murderers to reveal themselves? Princess Narfina, what do you think about this?
I believe that this gentleman was merely trying to protect himself with such aggressive behavior. Or perhaps he always behaves so provocatively.
Ophelia, you didn't participate last time either. Do you still suspect Aris?
I have no reason not to suspect him. But I also don't have enough reason to demand his immediate execution. I wouldn't want to make another mistake, like with Thur. 8 townspeople against 4 mafia with a living serial killer - not the best situation
During this time, sacrificing sleep, I dedicated myself to searching for clues, and now my guess is closer to the image depicted in the avatar... Because the search was not successful. This time, I tried to work backward, looking for more detailed information about unique characteristics in the role descriptions. I was pleased to come across the Gram method (the city of Gram from Ophelia's biography) for separating Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria, but in the end, they are not stained gold... Golden eggs, however, are also associated with Elmer's "Museum of Antiquities," but there are still no obvious connections. In general, this was told more to ensure that no one here would even think that I wasn't actually searching for clues, because it's a real waste of time...
So, what are we going to do? Just stand here? At least let everyone share their suspicions.
Yes, it's unlikely we can do anything more than talk about the... :smile16: ...about the matters of state, which concern everyone.
I think King Alarion acted wisely when he removed Aris Ectabon from his duties. And, I think the King would benefit from paying more attention to his sister. I don't see Lady Aravella as a conspirator, but I wouldn't refuse to talk to her.
What do you think about this block? Whose is it, and where is the second one?
Added 4 minutes later
I think King Alarion did the right thing by removing Aris Ectabon from his duties. And I think the King should pay more attention to his sister.
I will try, but it is difficult for me to take care of my sister and manage city affairs, especially with all these incidents.
Let others also be vigilant and pay attention to those they consider suspicious.
I still don't understand exactly who Hasumi was. It's clear that she was one of the villains, and I always knew that cowards like her were corrupt. But who exactly?
And sending Aravella on a date with the executioner is a good idea. I want to hear what she'll say under pressure.
Added 3 minutes later Amael, Elmer the Second, Richard Hand-Chopper, Navirius, Aris Ectabon, Hasumi, Sir Gore, Princess Narfina, Lady Aravella
I think there are at least two more villains on this list besides Hasumi. Most likely, someone was one of the initiators, and someone else pushed the vote through at the end.
Added 3 minutes later Amael wanted to cancel the vote, so she's unlikely to be a villain.
Hand-Chopper died tonight, may he rest in peace. He was an honest citizen.
Your Majesty, could you be involved with the criminals?
What do you think about the block? Whose is it, and where's the second one?
I think it's a town one. The mafia has a redirect; who in their right mind would swap it to a block? I don't see Lady Aravella as a conspirator psychologically — here's why. Her vote wasn't counted in yesterday's town vote. And that was only announced today. I think she reported it to the office as soon as she noticed the mistake. If she had conspired with someone to discredit Tyr in the townsfolk's eyes, wouldn't her accomplices have notified the office about the mistake yesterday already? Сэр Гор
I think that on this list there are at least two more villains besides Hasumi. Most likely, someone was one of the initiators, and someone else piled on a vote at the end
"Piled on" — does that mean somewhere in the last three votes, Sir Gor?
Yes, Lady Ophelia.
I can say for myself that I am an honest person, and I voted against Tyur solely because of his bloc-building and arrogant behavior. To be honest, I don't even regret it; without him, this city feels better.
I assure you that I am not the only citizen who made a mistake. But I am also sure that there were villains who took advantage of our blunders.
Арис Эктабон
