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Originally Posted by Boro
"But please, do tell how that if it talks like a wolf and walks like a wolf then it is a wolf has worked for you?"
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"Hah. Well it works sometimes and on others it doesn't..." Nogord smiled widely and winked an eye.
"But I have a feeling - totally unsupported by any statistics or that kind of stuff as I'm not used to collect that kind of data either - that you really tend to end up supporting lynches for a lot of insecure newbies by that tactics but it tends to work better with the "big fish" or what should you call it; the "loudmouthed and scheming veterans"? But yes, pushing buttons is a good way to approach the game, or to stir the discussion in any way possible - although that is always risky as many people wish to avoid thinking and hard decisions and go with the flow against those who are controversial. That's kind of sad... but no can do." Nogrod frowned but then smiled again. "But that's the game, as you know?"
Suddenly Nogrod heard
Aganzir protesting aloud. But it was not that which stirred him up. It was the following sentence:
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Originally Posted by Aganzir
and where's my lil' Greenie?
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Uups! I should be asking that question... My parenting may be lousy... I know, but this is bad. I've lost my daughter somewhere. I'm sure she was with me in London as we arrived. Nogrod turned a bit pale and started frantically to look around to the crowd. "Sorry", he managed to mumble and started counting the people inside walking from one group to another asking whether anyone had seen her. There were still a few people who had not come and Nogrod was sure
Greenie was one of them.
"Excuse me, I'll check outside. Let's discuss more later..."
A terrible idea flashed into Nogrod's mind as he went out from the door.
Now if Form is a werewolf and didn't actually exit for holy-bussiness... then Greenie is in real danger!