Araveea

Well you did say something caught your eye. Oh well, thanks for your time anyway.

Well we didn't hear you talking about anything useful. Anything specific? I don't remember finger pointing.

There's not much I can worry about today with so little information to go on, but to try and understand what our options are. The way I see it, if we are to be given scrolls with no chance to use them but by giving them to an unknown Traveler, there must be a chance that this will help us. It would be just cruel otherwise. So yes, I was trying to figure out a way to get the scrolls to the Traveler. Maybe I don't have the mechanics right, but better to discuss this together and better our chances at doing the right thing. Why are you assuming than the Traveler can't work with us if we figure out how? I can't blame you for voting me, but you're talking about worrying about the Gorgons instead of the Traveler. Talk is cheap, I didn't hear you worry about anything at all today.

Not to mention that it would be in the Traitor's best interest to act just Gorgonly enough to be investigated before they're recalled, but without getting lynched in the process. No, this is an even better strategy. Declare against lynching before launching into a debate on what is the Oceaniest thing to do. When we eventually reach the obvious conclusion that it's Oceany to wait, then only we remind you that it was our mindset all along.

Yeah, I doubt a Gorgon will slip so badly today that we will be able to lynch with any measure of confidence. Depending on how action-greedy the Gorgons have been, we might be able to gather some information by tomorrow morning.

Yes, I suppose it could also be a yes-no option for anyone getting a scroll. Either passing it on to the Traveler (always successful) or not. Then the Traveler might decide to use it against Gorgons, or Oceanides, depending on their winning condition. In which case a non-Traveler won't ever be receiving scrolls from other Oceanides. Their winning condition might only be related to survival as well, in which case they might switch sides during the game depending on which side appears to be winning. I suppose that by tomorrow we might have more information about the mechanics of this gift.

Why would it be *suspicious*... Sorry for the typos, I'm not used to doing this underwater.

I agree. But the longer one waits, the more likely the scrolls will go to waste. I don't suppose the Traveler can use more than one scroll per night? I doubt that we would have this complicated system of scrolls that we receive but only the Traveler can use, only so that it would turn against us in the end... If I get I scroll I will defiantly... or is it definitely?... try to pass it on and see what happens. Why would you say that? I mean, it's a known fact that we get scrolls and presumably only the Traveler can use them, not the Gorgons. Why would it be suspicions to try and pass them along? If anything, only scum would try to short-circuit this plan. Or is there anything I am missing? Yes, scum might have chosen to have an Inventor, but for all we know we might have one too. The nature of Oceanian roles is unknown at the moment. If I get *a* scroll is what I meant there.

Pew pew. I'm glad we have chosen the most civilized way to deal with this crisis. I was wondering about those scrolls... How will we manage to pass them on to the Traveler? I don't suppose they will want to come out and reveal themselves, because the Gorgons will want the Traveler dead. We can also pass them on at random every night until the Traveler gets them, hoping that they don't land in Gorgon hands first. Any thoughts?

Hi all. I'm Araveea, Master of Music. Wait... who's the real Master of Music here? Fishy (get it? fishy...) This is a lot to take in. In the meantime I can play you something appropriate for the circumstances, death metal perhaps? So soothing. Nancy? Shouldn't it be Nancee or Naancy? Scum.