Menel was drunk again. As usual. The village was surprised. But they were now coming to believe Menel's drunken fool act was nothing but a clever disguise. It was obvious this drunk was a wraith and they were prepared to test the theory.
Agan and Rune tackled Menel while Mirandir got a chair, Beregond got some rope, Mac got a funnel, and Nerwen and Lariren got four jugs of wine.
The villagers tied Menel to the chair, while he squirmed against the ropes bonds. I'm innocent! I swear!
Rune held Menel's head still while Mac put the funnel in his mouth. The villagers then began the process of forcing the town drunk into drinking the wine. Menel sputtered some out, rivers flowed from the corners of his mouth, but for the most part the wine was getting into his system. As a career drunk Menel's body was conditioned to taking lots of alcohol in in a 24 hour period. However, his body wasn't accustomed to so much, so quickly.
In a serious act of rebellion Menel's liver exploded. His death followed seconds later, blood dripping from his mouth and nose, mixing with the red wine. Menel had died with the bottle, the same way he had lived. And he was completely innocent of all crimes except drunken shenanigans.
Living
Lariren Shadow
Mirandir
Aganzir
Beregond
Nerwen
Rune Son of Bjarne
Macalaure
Dead
Kitanna Made an example of Night 1 (moddess)
Gollum the Great Eaten by hogs Day 1 (innocent)
Shastanis Althreduin Forced to swallow a sword Night 2 (innocent)
Durelin Hanged on Day 2 (innocent)
Nogrod Disemboweled and hanged by own intestines Night 3 (innocent)
Feanor of the Peredhil Hoed to death Day 3 (innocent)
Brinniel Set on fire and turned into Mrs. Lovett Day 4 (wraith)
Thinlσmien Brain forcibly removed and made into a treat Night 5 (Butterbur)
satansaloser2005 Brained by Rune Day 5 (wraith)
Rikae Skinned alive Night 6 (innocent)
A Little Green Slipped on a banana peel Day 6 (innocent)
Legate of Amon Lanc Eaten by a bear Night 7 (innocent)
Meneltarmacil Impossible liver explosion Day 7 (innocent)
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"Let us live so that when we come to die even the undertaker will be sorry." - Mark Twain
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