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The identity of the killer is obvious now- multiple kills committed by a trusted aide? The culprit is Yasu! I think this might even be a timely reference, when was the Portopia Serial Murder Case released?grandalt posted:Battler, Battler, Battler. If there is no witch, than the people you thought you knew you don't. You have to be willing to say that either a family member or a servant is the killer or else you have lost before you have begun. Actually Beatrice herself provided a workaround for that- human(?)Beatrice is a nineteenth guest this time around, so Battler's trying to pin this on her.
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ProfessorProf posted:Remember that there were three ingots of gold present at the First Twilight in EP2. That doesn't necessarily mean anything; Beatrice could have provided it herself, or if it was valid then it could be all that remains of a once-great fortune. All the three bars prove is that three bars of gold exists- and that Beatrice wants us to think there are more. It would be pretty crushingly ironic to go through all that and discover that nothing was left of the fortune that prompted so much intrigue in the first place.
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