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@ Meed ;; There are two Mafia and the convert is one of them. At this point, it should be just as important as finding the other Mafia.

I should also be catching up to this thread. = A=

^The only thing is is that I'm not the convert. :/

In terms of the convert... they're a fact. The rules state that there are two mafia at the start, and the updates mention two mafia despite Nightsky dying.

The conversion happened on the first night, I think. The convert keeps his ritual, trait, and/or role, presumably, so there is the possibility that the convert infiltrated Meed's confirmed towns by demonstrating their one of those three. Or that Meed himself could have gotten converted, and is proceeding on the strategy he had because it results in an easy lynch of quite a few villagers. It's also possible that the mafia is supporting this strategy anyway, for the same reason.

As for me being the convert, I recognize that given the situation, it's a reasonable guess. However, for what little my word is worth, I can tell you that I am not the convert.

In any case, I'll vote for Kanela, I think. Leave this particular lynch up to chance.

My reply to sleepy being labeled a suspicious and possible convert. I believe that out of those pointed out by Paul, it would be you. When I said the convert will have to wait, I meant that the business of pinpointing him will have to wait until the other two mafia are dead.

This is not, however, to say that you are a mafia.

Hahaha, oh my, I've been voted! It's kinda exciting hahaha....but I really don't wanna die. All I can say is that I'm not mafia, or convert for that matter, just a towny (: So, in a desperate effort to save my butt, I'm voting Neko.

Meed stood forward, brandishing a small notebook. Others stood around, waiting for him to begin speaking. His frantic note-taking and attempted analysis had impressed some and intrigued others, and now they all waited for his conclusions. He cleared his throat, and began to speak.

"Now, there's only so much we can draw from all this. The deaths are different, they may even be deliberately constructed to throw people off. We know, however, that Capps died by some sort of poison. Which, to me, brings suspicious directly onto you, Neko."

The group turned to look at the small creature, which looked around in confusion. "Who, me? Why?"

"Well, from what you've said you're a physician, so you are probably the most knowledgeable among us when it comes to concoctions and medicines. That probably extends to poisons too. Not only that, but the strange nature of this poison and the strange nature of yourself," Meed eyed off the bulb on her back. "Point to a similar conclusion. You are most likely responsible for the death of Capps."

Neko sighed. She looked up and around at the group, which had gradually formed a circle around her, keeping her in. "I guess I should have done more to help the victims when I could… maybe then you'd have a bit more faith in me. I helped, but I guess I couldn't show that publicly. Are you sure this is what you want to do?"

The group exchanged glances, their doubts not enough to bring them to object. Rays of light from the setting sun hurried the decision, and each member nodded.

A white glow surrounded Neko as Sleepy, nominated to be responsible for the kill, stepped forward. It coalesced into the shape of a ghostly knight, which held it's shield up to block Sleepy's advance.

Neko looked up at the figure fondly. "That's enough, they've made their choice. It's my time."

"If you're certain." The figure replied without looking around. "But I am not completely under your command. Let me be the one to do it. Let me make it painless for you, or I shall not let them pass."

She smiled at the protective figure, hesitating for a moment before nodding. The figure blurred slightly, glowing brighter as it moved to cover the small, nervous Neko. As the last rays of the sun speared over the horizon, an explosion of brightly glowing light filled the room. As it cleared, the corpse of Neko became gradually visible.

A disembodied voice echoed softly throughout the room. "She only wanted to help…"

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Neko was the Wordy Agent of the God of Protection. Each night she could choose a person to protect, and they would be protected from interaction during the night. She was also unable to target the same player two nights in a row. Her trait prevented her from making posts less than 10 words in length.


It is now the Night Phase.

...well damn.

Yeah, I STILL haven't gotten Necrochat link. :P

oh shit, i have been forgetting to hand those out haven't i D:

yes you have, we've been very lonely.

Yeahhh I'm not trusting Meed anymore.

Well, ****. There goes the plans for this night phase.

You all have the right to lynch me. If I have but one infuriation with this game, it is that the traits given to each player infuriate me. If I die tonight, OCOS. He's the only one next to Macey and Sera left. However, my blocking him did nothing to stop the mafias move, therefore he isn't the one who carries out the killings.

Wait, two things.

A) Are we not notified if we are blocked?

B) Telling people who to lynch in foresight is a TERRIBLE idea. Why? Because it gives the mafia a really, REALLY easy opportunity to frame someone. I don't think you thought that through very well.

That's the other thing, I never asked anyone to lynch neko. I lynched neko because she was among the last few players not confirmed town, disregarding the convert.

I didn't vote Neko, though. I was prying through the flavour for these so called 'hints'. They're either very subtle or non-existant.

I am of the opinion that either Meed and Sleepy or OCOS and someone else are mafia, just fyi guys.

Meed's incredible 'bad luck' does make him seem a little suspicious to me. It's a toss up between him, sleepy and Sera for me.

I never want to become a ranger, so as if I hadn't said it before, follow your own logic based on circumstantial evidence.

may i ask what is so infuriating about the traits? it's an experiment of sorts, so feedback is appreciated. the concept was that they wouldn't impact the game in dramatic ways, merely shape the experience to get in the way of metagaming in some places, and mildly shift the game in others. they weren't intended to have dramatic impact or aggravating qualities :I