A dubious moment that indicates that he was not there. If Shiori was killed by the mafia, then the boss had to send a shot, no one else could.
But this generally does not follow from the description, and now I look and understand that Fergus Fume is also a journalist who writes a newspaper, so the connection with the fact that he is a detective and marple, too, and therefore the events happened next to me, was invented then.
That is, he could still send a move before his departure to the IRL, and then this fact gives me nothing at all.
Majesty directly points to the queen, which is in the description of Moreau, and does not contain exactly in the description of death any other hints.
In general, I have a slightly wild idea that at the beginning of the game, fume described a criminal chronicle, that is, murder, defense and treatment, watt - power actions, like blocks or doubling, and the chief editor - checks, including an interview. Watt had to be killed, because otherwise it would be too easy to figure out the power.
But in this case, the number of letters from readers is directly related to the number of completed checks.
Our correspondence was twice more modest in volume than expected
But of course, this cannot be said that half of the checkers died, perhaps some of them simply did not send the moves (on the second night I associate the absence of an interview with this reason).
Or was blocked.
Checks - Hyde, Marple, Biggles, Jeeves, Alice (sometimes, but this may be evidence of translation) and Liz. Orlando perhaps I will not include.
Formally, the three checkers didn’t sound like this night.
And then this does not give anything, because the conditional check of the weapon is in the block. And some Jeeves missed. Or vice versa, something like that. Actually, in the future there is a hint of this, they will find the strength to fight, that is, there were missed moves.
And I will not be surprised at such a turn:
Shiori applied the fifth of November. I somehow missed this thing earlier, but why not?
The explosion is a direct indication, that is, some are still an idiot.
That is, the mafia did not kill Shiori, but he charged 50% of himself when he tried to kill Messor and his guests. Moreover, it did not work to kill Messor, although he was overtaken by modkill further, but it turned out to kill himself - to bring down the defense.
I think this will be my main version of events now.
Thus, it is possible to eliminate the contradiction that I had with the fact that the mafia could hardly shoot while the boss was inaccessible (another very controversial rule, which we nevertheless have).
