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Yeah, even Nate of all people was trying to be sensitive about it. Giving the guy the benefit of the doubt and all. That left Starr as the asshole here. But was there supposed to be a nice way of saying that she'd at one point seriously been considering whether or not Silver was a fake who'd...

Starr tilted her head, unimpressed. Yeah, figures that he wouldn't want to see anyone right now, but too fucking bad. This was too important. "Look," Starr began with a sigh, "I know you're not happy to see us, but there's been a lot of shit happening lately that affects everyone, including...

Starr was tromping through the snow ahead of Nate, using her height advantage to see if she could spot Silver first. Probably would've been easier if they'd gone looking at night, but the guy always seemed to be busy or on the move around that time, so daytime it was. The snow was slightly...

Lexx chuckled under his breath. "Well, that sure was a thing I fell for, huh. Can't even be mad about it since we're on the same side." He clapped his hands together. "Well, I've got some ideas on how I wanna go about things tomorrow, assuming I'm around then. Since we're running out of...

Lexx smirked. "Let's be real, I'm assuming it's not that they targeted you. That'd be way too obvious and practically wave a flag saying, 'Come and get me now.'" The fact that he was so confident that even if someone guessed right, nothing bad would come of it. Now that was interesting...

The voice above Mewtwo had done a full rundown of pretty much everyone. Lexx didn't really have any complaints. Especially regarding the fact that someone almost definitely had a block power, so people really needed to keep their mouths shut about their own powers, at least for now. "Good...

Lexx leaned back in his seat. "See, the problem there is that's the exact opposite of what I was getting at--that the mafia started out hesitant but only felt confident enough to all vote abstain after the innocents did. I trust the early no-lynch voters slightly more than the late ones. And...

"Yeah, just gonna vouch that Dave wasn't jailed," Lexx said without looking up. "Jailers aren't unheard of--apparently the Scrafty in game 1 was one and literally nobody knew. But yeah, that's not it this time."

Lexx smirked. "You think Dave was rolestopped? Nah--I've got pretty decent evidence against that. I think you were just blocked."

Lexx quirked an eyebrow. "Really. That's some strong wording. 'Absolutely and completely necessary to read forming,' wow." He licked a finger and turned a page in the logs. "Funny thing, that. There's been exactly one game in this place that the mafia has won and... which one was that...

Lexx shrugged. "Just figured that if we go the no-lynch route like usual, we oughta try to get some info out of it. If everyone votes the same, we've got to work that much harder to find a pattern behind it." Lexx jerked a thumb toward the Delphox. "Just gonna go ahead and second this one...

Lexx sighed. "Yeah, I figured some info might've been lost to time. No harm in asking though." He spent the next few minutes poring over the logs from the second game. Why was he going to all this effort. It wasn't going to matter once someone got some hard evidence. Ah well... (His logs...

Hm. The Litten had other concerns, unvoiced ones. Maaaaaybe he should follow up on that... Lexx flipped through the logs again. "The sneasel, the psychic kid, the phone chick, and the awkward girl... all four of them voted to abstain in the end. But they didn't do it until after that's...

[[Broken link, let's try again]]

Lexx raised an eyebrow at the Delphox's blackboard. Well, that sure was a lot of effort to write down a lot of things they all already knew. They'd all been there when those things had been said, hadn't they? Then again, he supposed, not everyone was the sort to just memorize it as it came...

Lexx tilted his head with a bit of a crooked grin. "Suppose I can't argue with that, yeah. But I think it's worth pointing out that--if I'm reading these logs correctly--it was the innocent players who pushed the hardest for not voting anyone on the first day in that game. To the point that...

Lexx gave Dave a sideways glance. “Hm? Starr. She was in the first game with you.” His face split into a grin. “She got so mad at you. Someone really oughta tell her to take these things less personally... It’s pure luck that you two were opponents, after all.”

Lexx idly flipped a page in the game logs he was reading. “I’m thinking I agree with Dave on that one, yeah. The game wouldn’t be any fun if we could guess things that easy.” He chuckled. “That’d be like the equivalent of me getting the power my sis got when she was here—cause let’s face it...

Lexx was busy reading through a printout of some of the previous games that had happened in this space. Had to get himself caught up to speed if he expected to win, after all. A few of the people here had been in the previous games. His sister had been in one of them. Now that was hilarious...