'Yea, we will drink xyzzy's blood gladly, that so we may forget the blood of Gil-Galad our master, and the blood of Legate slain unjustly. Let us slay him swiftly!'
To those who doubt me: check the circumstances under which I revealed. At the time, I thought myself to be in danger of being killed at night. I wasn't in danger of being lynched at all, so why should I have taken that risk? I even would have sacrificed a fairly unsuspected
Lommy in the course of it. If I was a wolf who had to fear the existance of a seer, it would've been a truly horrible gamble.
I also would have chosen an earlier point of time on the Day, so that I could make sure
Lommy would really be lynched.
Of course, I haven't dreamt of
Rikae, so there is a slight chance that she is another wolf and probably
Six the ranger. I doubt that, especially since what
Rikae has told us of her interaction with
Roa sounds very coherent.
*listens quietly whether he hears Roa slamming her head against her keyboard from afar*
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Originally Posted by Nogrod
We have a few possibilities.
a) Mac is the Seer and has given us the information he has in earnest, as he should.
b) Mac is the Seer and gives us good knowledge, but is in cahoots with his lover Rikae (or Mith? or someone else?) and thence wins as we ignore his "mistress" by the way he wishes us to vote for Xyzzy.
c) The Sixth is the Seer and Mac took a risk that paid off as the Sixth doesn't seem to bother too much of this game.
d) There is no Seer to begin with - and thence Mac's claim to it is a false one (a risk taken and seemingly paying off).
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For c) and d), see above. It would have been too risky for a wolf, at least if it includes sacrificing his companion, leaving no backdoor for victory if the gamble fails. The timing would have been bad, too.
Concerning b),... are you suggesting a
seer lover? Well, it's an interesting idea to have a seer whose concern isn't the good of the village, but, as far as I know, this would be a new kind of role, and
Menel said he wouldn't invent new things.
This leaves a).
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While I confess I've always found Mac's wit and intelligence rather attractive, I think I'm a bit too old for him. 
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Thanks a lot! I'm really flattered and can only say the same of you in turn (the part before the comma, of course).
However, it's seems that, despite all attractiveness, you have never bothered to ever look up my member profile.
*points to birthdates*