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There are no guarantees.

There never are.

True, but people had their own reasons most of the time. Tomb just straight-up admitted to having no reason to going after Crush other than it being the way Wintermoot voted, and seeing as Wintermoot contradicted himself and has yet to answer Sapph or tau's questions, it makes both Wintermoot and Tomb suspicious (although I still believe we need to consider that they could be the defending pair, but seeing as Wintermoot looks to be lying low, that counters my initial doubts a bit).

I don't understand how it's suspicious seeing how I've hardly posted anywhere in the last few days. It sounds a lot like someone that was busy with work and other things...as for the supposed contradiction, I don't remember what happened in the last game...did we still have the same inactivity rules? Or maybe I've just changed my mind since, but it doesn't make sense to waste our time suspecting people that are going to removed anyway.

For someone that's supposed to be just a friend with as little knowledge as the rest of us, you seem to be trying to direct the conversation an awful lot. Why is that?

Well, there are never any guarantees for anyone. We only have best guesses, and spotting inconsistencies are usually the surest way to spot wolves, even though villagers can be prone to them as well.

As for directing the conversation, I'm far from the only one. I'm merely expressing my views. It's called trying to win. I've always been this hands-on in Werewolf. I also made the mistake of taking it easier on you in the previous werewolf because I felt bad about you dying so early in every game, and wanted to give you the benefit of the doubt. That ended up biting me us all in the ass quite badly.

It's also interesting that you become so defensive and try to deflect suspicion by pouring it on me. I've expressed suspicion on quite a few people, sometimes for no other reason than seeing what their reactions were, and none of them have become quite as defensive about it.

It is interesting that he is so defensive.
I shall take note of that...

For better or worse, I think we all will.

And now I'm pretty much convinced, now that it's obvious that I'll be a target.

I'm not convinced yet. Don't be quite that fatalistic yet, that just makes you more suspicious.

I think the safest course of action is still to go after Tomb, since much of my "Wintermoot is a wolf" theory was inspired by his actions.

I'm not being fatalistic...given that I almost never get past the first few rounds, I'm being realistic.

Ah, that is true. I shall consider that.

While everyone else was split up and doing their thing, you took the time to look for any clues as to what could get you off the mountains.  Almost immediately, you remember something that should have been obvious from the start.

"Hey, did you find anything?" A voice asks, as you turn to see one of your guests, Taury Love, walking up to you inquisitively.  With a killer on the loose, possibly even more than one, you hesitate a moment, but decide to tell her what you thought about.

"Actually, I was thinking that--" you begin, as you're interrupted by a sound outside and a flash of light.  Everyone looks outside to see a mysterious hooded figure shooting a flamethrower at something, as they then disappear in the darkness.

"Wait...who was that?" You ask, as Taury shakes her head.  "I have no idea.  I don't think anyone else here came packing one of those, did we?" she asks, as another person, Taury's boyfriend Jin responds.  "Pretty sure one of us would have seen one of those babies." he says, as you each back away from the windows.  "Maybe it's time we all met back up again...this is getting weirder every fucking second." You say as the others agree.

Moments later, each of you are back in the living room again.  "Everyone here and accounted for?"  You ask, as Colby looks around the room.  "Looks like it.  Anyone else see that flash of light?" He asks, as everyone mumbles about what they say.  "Yeah, it was some fucking weirdo that I've never even see before. Shooting some kind of flamethrower or something."  You reply, as another guest, Saphira Elron, speaks.  "Well the good thing is that Nobody was hurt, or worse..." she says as everyone agrees.

"But wait...did ANYONE get anything done?" Colby asks, looking around the room.

"Well I mean, everyone ran back inside when we saw that flash of light to make sure everyone was okay, so we didn't really get the chance to keep lookout." Elliot says as he looks towards Albert and Gerri, who nod in agreement.

"And what about you Laura?" Colby asks, as Laura shakes her head.  "I was also distracted by that flash, so I didn't really get the chance to do anything before I saw everyone running back towards the lounge." Laura replies, as Colby sighs.  "Well I mean that's great that everyone made it back in one piece, but it's concerning since that means that we're still right where we started, minus Gary and Eva." he replies as everyone looks towards each other with a hint of worry.

All powers were negated during the night by the Stranger.

Well it looks like everyone is back together and accounted for, yes?  Good.  Alright, it looks like we have another layer of mystery going on here.  There's some strange figure skulking around with a flamethrower, but right now he doesn't seem like he's causing much harm as opposed to just getting everyone's attention.  Regardless, there's still a killer out there, and any one of you could be next.  I suggest you guys discuss as a team who you think that killer may be...or killers, since there might be more than one.

Good luck team, and may you have more luck than the last round...but thankfully Laura is still alive and well, so you're at least doing something right so far.

We'll split up and take another look around sometime around Noon PST on Monday, February 15th.  I know it may seem like 48 1/2 hours might seem like a long time to be discussing something when there's a psycho (or worse, psychos) out there...but a group that stays together, lives together, right?

Wow. And god dammit. Now we'll have to base stuff on more logic and educated guesses.

Well it's not like you don't have 18 pages of material to work with. 

I believe this is already the most active game of Werewolf in our history.