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Flame of the Ainulindalë
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Oh my... this game looks like it's name was not randomly chosen.
So three different sides who have a licence to kill running amok in the Night. Of the killer(s) of Menel it's not in any way revealed whether it was one or more who did it. The same goes with the killer(s) of Rune. It looks to me quite deliberate choice on part of out moderator not to reveal the numbers. Of the killers of Durelin we know they're more than one as there is the: Quote:
Durelin was a thief who had been spying on the wolves then? What does it mean or is it important anyway? This kind of bothers me. Was it just a remarkable coincidence that the wolves chose Dury while Dury chose a wolf to "thief" (whatever it is that stoling might mean) or is there something like a more meaningful relation? I mean if Dury died because of: Quote:
Not to talk of us... So easy explanation and a wonderful coincidence or the "thief"-thing in the narration meaning something and thence a throng of insecurities? My brain hurts and it's late. I go and have a cigarette and sit back for a short moment to see if I have anything constructive to say before I go to sleep.
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