I think that the High Priestess might be a wolf, like Kurono-san just said. Even though she said she placed her vote randomly. . . isn't it strange that she didn't want to vote on the one who suspected her the round before? She could be telling the truth, but after today's clue as well. . .
We don't know that the other two in the clue are sheep for certain, but Justice did place his trust in them enough to switch identities. It's true that if Justice was eaten the night after giving them his information, it would have pointed one of them out as a likely wolf. It's still possible. But somehow, I feel like I trust them more.
I think Mr Kurono has a very valid point in much of what he's saying - the logic is there, even if there are quite a few assumptions... In the end, I think it would've looked far less supicious for the High Priestess to have just gone with the rest of the group and voted for the Magician as well. I can't imagine why she would've wanted to stick out like that. It's entirely possible it was a mistake on her part, and she may not be a wolf at all.
As for your other point - I'm impressed at what they did, there's no doubt about that. And I would like to trust them all the more for it. I'm just wondering if, well... Hm, how best to phrase this... Perhaps Kurono is trying a little hard? Hypothetically, if he was a wolf-- and I'm not saying he is -- he might wish to keep his group of himself, Justice and the Chariot out of voting. And while anyone with sense wouldn't vote for Justice, that still leaves two of them in the clue.
I really don't know, though. I'm still not very good at this game.
Neither am I -- I'm afraid that I'll make the wrong choice again.
I understand what you mean about Kurono-san though. He does come across as very. . . ah, forceful. But the clue is only pointing to one wolf, isn't it? And he does seem to be allied with the Chariot. . . they're either both sheep, or one is wolf tricking the other. I think it would be a good idea to keep an eye on him, but we don't really have any grounds to accuse him right now.
If Adachi-san is the wolf, then Kurono-san will be in the clear, but she's presenting some interesting information in the main post in her argument with him. I'm still really not certain if it's entirely worth considering, do you?
This is rather difficult, I didn't expect it would be.
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I think that the High Priestess might be a wolf, like Kurono-san just said. Even though she said she placed her vote randomly. . . isn't it strange that she didn't want to vote on the one who suspected her the round before? She could be telling the truth, but after today's clue as well. . .
We don't know that the other two in the clue are sheep for certain, but Justice did place his trust in them enough to switch identities. It's true that if Justice was eaten the night after giving them his information, it would have pointed one of them out as a likely wolf. It's still possible. But somehow, I feel like I trust them more.
What do you think, Shiouji-san?
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As for your other point - I'm impressed at what they did, there's no doubt about that. And I would like to trust them all the more for it. I'm just wondering if, well... Hm, how best to phrase this... Perhaps Kurono is trying a little hard? Hypothetically, if he was a wolf-- and I'm not saying he is -- he might wish to keep his group of himself, Justice and the Chariot out of voting. And while anyone with sense wouldn't vote for Justice, that still leaves two of them in the clue.
I really don't know, though. I'm still not very good at this game.
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I understand what you mean about Kurono-san though. He does come across as very. . . ah, forceful. But the clue is only pointing to one wolf, isn't it? And he does seem to be allied with the Chariot. . . they're either both sheep, or one is wolf tricking the other. I think it would be a good idea to keep an eye on him, but we don't really have any grounds to accuse him right now.
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This is rather difficult, I didn't expect it would be.
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