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Quite interesting, but I do not think you will avoid lynching this time like the others. It seems majority is determined to lynch you, and i doubt this will change their minds.

As for my vote, I will Abstain due to the bandwagoning on Crushita and that every vote we have done ended up in a good guy dying. I think we will know who to vote for next round, depending on Crushita's role, as this is the [enter number of voting rounds here] that a friend might be lynched.

I think I'm going to abstain this round due to lack of evidence against anybody. While I see the logic behind Crushita's votes, I'm still not quite sure.

Well thank you Zemas, I might aswell explain myself.


I have no idea how I've avoided being lynched twice, either the seer and friends have decided to protect me, or the werewolves are using me to distract people while they get together to lynch other people. (See North)
As I've said, I kinda lost hope after you all almost lynched me the first day. I had and still have no idea what happened to make you guys suspect me. My voting has literally been "Will this let me survive, if yes, vote, if no, don't, unless I suspect a person is innocent beyond a doubt" nobody is innocent beyond a doubt at this point, and few people will.
Still, I doubt this will change your minds, everyone wants to know my role and only my death can tell you guys....

Now I'm even more suspicious. You don't play the victim very well.

Vote: Crushita.

Now let's start planning our next moves.  Regardless of Crushita's role, we have no time to waste.  What are we going to do if Crushita is a psychopath? What do we do if Crushita is innocent? What do we do if Crushita is the Wendigo?  How about if Crushita is the Player?  These are the questions we should answer sooner rather than later.

We would also be trying to answer those questions without all possible facts. I say think about the questions but don't come up with anything absolute just yet. More evidence can be submitted in time.

.....are we going to at least try to answer those questions?

The only way to get answers is to act ;-;

What an awful feeling. I guess this is what hard decisions look like.

It's absurd hypotheticals all the way down .. 

The friends were still reeling somewhat after Uberious' death when they had gotten back together once more.

It was the age old, twisted game that was once used on the previous friends who had once visited here and gone through similar trials; two victims (Arak Gon and Uberious Revante) were tied up against a wall as a third person was forced to choose who to save via a lever.  The person chosen to die would get the courtesy of being killed by a spinning blade that ran along the track that it was given via the lever.

In the end, the player in this twisted game had chosen to save Uberious by pulling the lever to Arak's picture, as the blades began their travel.  However, as if to mock any idea of rules for the game, the track quickly changed back and the lever locked itself, as the blade had traveled across the track to a screaming Uberious, brutally sawing him in half and spilling his guts across the floor.  However, unlike the previous instance where it was found to be a hoax, Uberious had been very obviously dead this time.

This time, Arak himself was on trial once more in front of the friends.  Why had the saw itself suddenly switched course and avoided him?  Was it because Uberious was the one they had clearly wanted to die as a mocking gesture?  Or was it because it was a test, one that was between a friend and one of their own?  And should they pass the test, they would still avoid choosing one of their own?

These were the questions the friends had this time as Arak sat, alone, as the friends talked amongst themselves.

As they did, Arak began eying the exits, as if planning his escape from the friends.

Colby noticed as he walked over to Arak.  "Thinking of leaving us?" Colby asked as Arak tried to save face.  "What? Me? Of course not.  Why would I?  I'm not guilty of anything." Arak explained, as Colby crossed his arms, standing near Arak.

"Fine, then tell us some truth then, and maybe we'll go a little easy on you." Colby said, as Arak sighed.

"Alright, okay.  Yes, that game was rigged from the start to make sure I survived.  It was something my friends and I learned from the last time it was done." Arak explained, as Alfred stood up and walked over to the other side of him.  "And who are your friends?" He asked, as Arak hesitated for a moment.  "Well that thing killed one of them, but the others are--"

Before Arak could finish, a bullet came flying, hitting him perfectly in the head, killing him instantly.  Colby looked to see who had fired the gun, but whoever did was careful, for there were no traces of a weapon being fired from anywhere.

As the friends observed, the found a gun with a silencer attached with a timer.  The psychopaths must have realized what was going to happen, and like always it seemed, they were one step ahead.  This time in the matter of silencing their own, who they knew would give them away under pressure.

Crushita Telcontar, aka Arak Gon...one of the Psychopaths was accused by the friends and then silenced by his former team mates.

It's time to Split up folks!

1) Elliot and Gerri, PM me your defensive choices
2) Lauren, PM me with your scan choice.
3) Player, a Scenario will be sent shortly.
4)Psychopaths, PM me with a kill choice
5) Wendigo, PM me with a kill choice
6) Stranger, PM me if you choose to use your power.  Remember that you gained a point during the last session, so you have two uses left.

We'll meet back up here at 5:40PM PST tomorrow (Thursday, February 25th) for another team discussion.

DEAD

He he. It was inevitable.

Well now I feel like a complete bitch for helping kill North.

But yay! We got one! Take that Wendigo, regular humans are back in town!

We did something right!

We got a psychopath. And this eliminates my suspicion of Laurentus...for now.

Wow, we really dodged a bullet there.

Wow, we really dodged a bullet there.

Wah wah.