>>11757
I won't deny it, but guess game is a little harsh. But if I don't post a red it will probably consider this the end. So, The culprit never set foot in the sunroom until after Jessica's corpse was found.

One of them had a delayed death. They didn't die instantly so they had time to lock the door/chain/window.

>>11758
Neither George or Shannon locked the rooms.

I see. Well with the knife red and that last red then I imagine The knife was stabbed into Jessica through that opening.

>>11759
That dang vague blue. Ruined everything, the whole trick never even got a show. Ticks me off greatly...

>>11760
Jessica received a drink of Hideyoshi, which she didn't know had sleeping stuff mixed in. After drinking it, she feel asleep.

Key to the room is on the table as is the key to the drawer.

Eva climbed up onto the roof and opened a hatch that was on top. She aimed right over Jessica and dropped a knife. The force from the gravity caused it to stab into Jessica.

She then lowered a magnet down on string to grab the key to the room, she them moved it over the drawer and pried it off used the edges on end front of the drawer. She then moved her needlessly complex string device to over to the key to the drawer and snatched it up the same way. She moved it over to the drawer and inserted it. By maneuvering it just right she got the key to lock (I forget the exact method you can use, but it is possible at least under certain circumstances, I got it to work..) Tug a little to pull it out. (Once again foggy memory on exactly how, since I did this so long ago..) Swing back over to Jessica lower into pocket shake vigorously repeatedly until magnet or key gets loose.

And how did the culprit locked the room?
Reference older red.

With a book?

Congratulations anon! A little late though, I know... just wanted to wait until the other match was done. I definitely learned a lot from this, watch out for next time...

THE CURTAIN RISES
The scene frozen in place was slashed by blue, broken into pieces that flew away into the abyss.
All overhead lights turned off, and instead were replaced by a single spotlight pointing at a figure on center stage. There was a long intermission and he couldn't see how much of the audience was left with the light, but perhaps it was for the better…
*Ahem* *Deeply Inhales*

“October 4th,1986, sometime in the afternoon when the family arrives, a “mysterious” guest makes an appearance to the family conference named Erika. A standard game in my eyes so far. Shannon/Kanon, who I’ll call Shkanon at times, decides to poison the dinner. To make things short and simple for sake of convenience, Erika manages to catch them in the act. She now has power over Yasu, threatening to reveal their charade to everyone, and detain them until authorities arrive. But the ever-gracious Erika decides to make an ultimatum for her own pleasure, Yasu is to take part in their death that night for a little mystery game and allow the mystery of Rokkenjima to live on forever---or suffer the aforementioned consequences.
Sometime later in the evening with the sunset almost over, the family decides to look at the rose garden one last time before the late typhoon comes in. While this is happening, Erika is placing normal, signed, duct tape seals inside of the guest house on all the windows (Push windows, not sliding) at approximately the same time, except she cheats a little. The seal placed on the window inside of Kanon’s designated room (She placed this from the outside as she never entered the room) and the window at the end of the hall on the second story (where she is at the start of the game) are placed only halfway on the inside window frame, thus when is pushed forward, then tugged back ever so slightly through a gap in the windowsill, the seals then are effectively in place. Once moved again once both sides of the sticky side touch the frames, are torn. Erika also places a role of duct tape, a long rope from the shed, and a long piece of string inside Kanon’s room on the shelf. She then proceeds to lock all the windows except the ones with only half seals, and walks back outside and sees everyone in a state of panic as the adults before them are foaming on the ground.
Erika manages to calm down the survivors, Battler, Shannon, George, Jessica, Maria, Genji, and Kumasawa, and persuades the group it would be best to sleep in the Guest House as it would be beneficial to

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Are you a writer or something? That was pretty well made for a first attempt doing something like this.
Hopefully other lurkers might also join the community following your example.

Rudolf did not exited via the door before Mion suicided.

A water pump, relied to a fire hydrant.

The water was not from a fire hydrant. Nor was a pump used.

Rudolf escaped after Mion suicided. Perhaps the gap in the door is large enough even with the chain lock applied, or perhaps he escaped while Kanon and Genji were checking Mion's corpse.

Rudolf did not escape after Mion suicided.



A trap opened and let water flow into the room from the outside. Outside of the room was waterMaybe the room was in a lac, pool , ocean, watertank.

Correct, the room was a barrel which was submerged in the ocean. The room itself was the trap. As the barrel sank, it would begin to crack under the water pressure, until it burst open.

>>11624
Aside from Krauss's corpse, no humans besides Erika, Natsuhi, Kanon, and Genji were inside the room at the time that the body was discovered.

Kinjo's corpse was in the bathroom or the closet when Genji, Krauss and Natsuhi entered! It was never mentioned that the room was searched again when they arrived to find Kinjo's corpse gone!

>>11625
After Kinjo's corpse was discovered, his corpse was never moved.

Natsuhi's headaches were causing her to hallucinate someone's existence. She didn't realize it, but that person was the culprit who hid in the room, which muddles this story for any outsiders reading it!

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>>11626
That solution is so beautiful that I almost don't want to deny it. Unfortunately, Natsuhi's point of view is completely reliable.

It was never moved? I think you might just have given the game away~

The room that Genji, Krauss and Natsuhi entered is a different room to the room in which Kinjo's corpse was found! The culprit scrubbed the magic circle off the door to the original room while Genji was fetching Krauss and Natsuhi, and he then drew a magic circle on a different door! This caused Genji to lead Krauss and Natsuhi to the wrong room!!

>>11627
Yeah, that's right. You win, Rika.

At 1 AM, Kinjo decides to have a drink with a friend (the culprit) who is standing outside his window. Genji brings the vodka over, just as Kinjo wanted.

However, after Genji leaves, Kinjo asks the culprit if they want some vodka too, and they do. Kinjo calls Genji for more vodka, and Genji brings it to him. Kinjo then sets the chain on his door and jumps out of the window toward the culprit. Then, after Kinjo hands the culprit the vodka outside, the culprit smashes the bottle against Kinjo's head, killing him instantly. Culprit drags Kinjo to their own room, which is next door, and shoots his head off. This obscures the true cause of death, the bottle.

The next morning Genji knocks at Kinjo's door, waking the culprit up. He tries to enter, but the chain is set, so he goes to get the cutters. The culprit draws a big red circle on their own door. They then go back inside the room and hide in the closet.

Genji returns to see the red circle, assumes it is Kinjo's room, and cuts the chains on it. Inside he finds Kinjo's corpse. Genji checks the bedroom, and then the windows, which are locked. He then checks the bathroom, and then the closet. During the time Genji checks the bathroom, the culprit hides under the bed. After Genji checks the whole room, he leaves. The culprit also leaves, taking the chain cutters Genji had left behind.

Finally, the culprit draws a red circle on Kinjo's door and leaves. Genji returns to this door, believing Kinjo's corpse should be inside, when it never was!

>>11569
Well that is still meta gaming because of my actions caused a action not originally intended, but that is a witches game.
But my main flaw is that the threatening solution is silly, and sounds more like a joke which stems from the one you made about me being terrible teacher rather than something I would expect a human to do.

Actually I could make it work, but w/e.

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>>11570
It works well enough already, imo. I'm more concerned about different part of this game, in which you actually messed Kinjo's plans and he had to make it welp.

>>11571
I guess it's all my fault then. Otherwise there would not have been any problems with the mystery in redemption since if this were to be irl the culprit would have been caught after the first murder.

Whatever. What is done is done. Like you said it works.

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>>11572
hahaha don't make me search for another embarassing screenshot