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[[!!! So I’ve been rereading the thread, and this stood out to me. Are you saying you were interfered with last night, but that you don’t think the marking has anything to do with it? Or was this just pure speculation and I’m reading too much into it?]]

[[So yes, I’m hoping my action went to a townie. As for this, I explained poorly at first, so let me rephrase: I was speculating possible conclusions based on what the swapper’s alignment would be. One of the possible scenarios was a scum!swapper switching with Chibi to give them a guilty...

[[Hey Puck, let’s talk about who we’re suspicious of.]] …Oh? He blinked at his Rock Friend. [[We can work out Aija’s situation later, but for now we’re at a stalemate. Let’s try to do some digging in other places!]] Huh. Okay. He looked around at all the other players. So far… He felt good...

Puck agreed with the giant red bird. “Quag.” [[markings are not explicitly mentioned, no. Which is why I’m waiting to hear from Seren about why he’s convinced the marking is his doing.]]

Puck sighed. He supposed he would have to spell things out. He’d thought people would have naturally come to this conclusion without needing him to do so. Aija’s mark appears to have a connection with his patron. However, he’d like to know what that little green snake has to say. @Seren

[[Yeah the more I think about it, the less it makes sense. If the mafia was going to target Chibi, it would probably be to shoot them, let’s be real 🤣 Still, it’s always good to think of that a possibility! Would y’all say it’s fairly Namocore to have a town swapper? Lol]]

Hmm? Puck tilted his head slightly. He never meant to say the Delcatty—Aija?— was bad, but that maybe someone swapped with her to try to make her look bad to an investigator. Hmm. Puck didn’t want to reveal his patron if he didn’t have to. But he was fairly certain that Aija’s mark was a result...

[[ughhhhh mobile ate an entire sentence. I meant to add here that it’s possible Mafia just targeted two innocents (or, well, two not scum players) just to see what would happen. So this doesn’t automatically mean Jackie is scum.]]

Puck sat deep in thought. He had hoped his information would prove more helpful than it has been. Was it worth the risk? [[I think we can go for it. It’s risky, but we might be able to gain some information based on what happens after this.]] Hmm. Well…okay, then. [[You’re so brave, Puck! I’m...

[[reasonable enough. I’ll see what other people have to say, but for now I’m content to say that I know there is a swapper. That’s really all town needs to know as of right now.]]

[[You think so? There’s many many different ways I could know about this. I find it rather odd and a bit fishy that your immediate response to this is “welp you’ve said too much so might as well tell all”. I’m not opposed to revealing more but I don’t think it’s necessary tbh.]]

Puck looked to his Rock Friend. Should he say more? [[Hmm. Perhaps we can give a little more insight. Not too much.]] Okay, then. There is a swapper in play. Most likely, this swapper is a bad guy, but they might be a neutral guy. They could be a good guy, too, but Rock Friend doesn’t find...

Puck blinked at the Mightyena. He was grumpy, but he was making sense. He nodded in agreement with an enthusiastic, “Quag.” He didn’t approach him, though. He was feisty. And had sharp teeth. Puck was happy to stay where he was.

Puck listened quietly. He wasn’t sure he could make sense of all this “nighttime action versus daytime action” talk. He was barely keeping up with everything from the day before… He looked at the Skiddo and waved a flipper. He hadn’t noticed before, but it looked like she had two talking stones...

[[I…whut?]]

[[Ohhhh thank you for clarifying, I definitely missed that.]]

The sudden outburst startled Puck. He blinked at the grassy little creature. He’d never seen this type of Pokémon before. He slowly reached out a flipper and patted them on the back. “Quag.”

[[ok wow I made it, I had to skim because y’all are CHATTY haha, please correct me if I missed anything. Uhhh?? Why would we need two players to confirm? Why risk getting two dread marks on town players?? This is a weird strategy and it’s slightly sus to me. Two per night?? I thought it was...

[[Also, while I’m not really in the best place to do so right now because I’m still catching up on the thread in more detail, I’m happy to provide TL;DRs for people in the future! Since I know the thread can get crazy very quickly with this many people in it, and life gets busy sometimes...

[[ I see. So if 19 people voted No Elimination and one person voted for someone else, nobody would be eliminated because the majority actually cast votes for NE?]]