Believer, your post-death posting isn't exactly very helpful either in advancing your case to be revived.

The attacker spun around to his right and brought down a vertical strike which nicked Believer's left leg. Immediately, a corrosive black substance seeped out. Believer got up to flee, but her left leg collapsed, numb,
drawing a curved blade, dark as night,
An unnatural black fluid issued from her wound. Her vision was going blurry.

Earthling stumbled backwards.
In any case, Renata's derision of the town as "fools" in the write up makes me feel more comfortable with yesterday's lynch.

The description of the blade in conjunction with the numbing abilities etc of the strike leaves it inconclusive in my opinion whether the black blood is indicative of anything more significant than just a mark of the attack from the black blade. Personally, it looks like the blade is poisoned or magicked what with all these swift effects on the individual.

In any case, the write up already shows that they are power roles, I hardly see how having black blood makes them any more scummy, not to say that they are wholly innocent, but that its a detail probably not as significant as Renata is making it out to be.

It appears the dark sword killer struck again tonight. Seeing as he wasn't Renata...
It could well be the bronzed female killer who incidentally can't be Earthling because IIRC he protected from one of her kills before, and it could also be the guy who materializes swords which I recall popping up one or two attacks. The dark sword killer was described as "so, you finally decided to reveal yourself" or something along those lines. Which probably suggests the boss or something, and why he's able to kill through protection IE: Earthling, seemingly killing the protector in exchange for the survival of the target.

No more of your treacherous, chaotic behavior
Yes I'd like to hear more from Seon. I do recall asking for an explanation of why he voted for people calling them a traitor, which was especially suspicious considering how one of the killer's referred to the prey as such.


“Making a lady wait like that, so rude! Where did you learn manners? Not that I suppose it matters much now, does it?” TinCow scrambled backwards in a panic, only to find himself up against the back wall. The woman jumped to his position, holding the saber to his throat. “You're finished... traitor.” With a clean slice, TinCow's head was severed.
Possibly like a fishing attempt designed to panic (such as when Tincow was very suspicious over classical's referral to him as a she (a reflection of his role as Gyda in Midgard)).

But yes, definitely could be better explained, especially considering that he has had time to post updates in TLD's story game thread.

Vote: Seon

Seems to me the sword is poisoned.
Oh darn, ninja'd and unnoticed till previewing