No. 205

You're going to need better blues than that.

>Rain was related to Maria's death!

Well of course rain was related to her death, she died in it, riiiight? This tells us nothiiiiing.~

>The plan to kill to kill Maria started before she and Battler went out to the rose garden!

Even if it did, this doesn't say anything about how she actually died, so I refuse to deny it. That leads us to your last blue, right?

Well then,
Maria's candy was not poisoned.

No. 206

Oh really?
Maria cause of death was the intense weather!
Maria was poisoned with gas!
Maria willingful let the culprit kill her

No. 207

>>206
Well, according to Kakera, I am responsible for any extreme changes in the weather.

However, are there any specific clues that point to Maria's demise being the result of this? The same goes for poison gas and maria willingly becoming a victim. Even if they're somewhat dependent on relatively specific bits of knowledge and incredibly difficult to notice, clues do exist here that point to how Maria died, don't let them go to waste. Unless you can provide reasonable clues that justify your blue truths, I refuse to answer.~

You said you like it better this way, riiiiight?

No. 208

>>207
I could name one. For instance, poison:
The murdered beheaded both of them. This could be to avoid making the others aware of their cause of death. If there was a poison gas trap it would be troublesome if they found it out.
As for the third blue, well there is the reason of my past point, and well, even Beato letter says Maria was willingful to die. One could say maria died because of a trap because someone tricked her and murdered her.

No. 209

>>208
That's more like it. However, I'm afraid that
Maria was not killed by poison gas, nor did she want to die.

No. 210

>>209
And who's saying she wanted to die?
Maria was tricked, probably the culprit said he/she was going to show her magic

No. 211

>>210
The culprit did not kill Maria in this way.

No. 212

>>211
Hohoh~ but can you deny that the culprit tricked Maria, and by culprit I refer of course of Maria's murderer?

No. 213

Futhermore, if that blue is not valid what about this?
Anestesic was used to kill Maria and yes, Nanjo used anestesic in the fantasy scene, so it would be natural for the murderer to take some of it from Nanjo's room.

No. 214

>>212
Well, if she didn't willingly allow her murderer to kill her, she was obviously deceived in some way or another, right? Besides, what if the culprit had tricked her in some other way before her murder took place? That's how logic errors are made.

Have a more specific idea about how she was tricked? Then propose a theory in blue, with clues to support it.

No. 215

>>213
Anesthetic? Not bad, not bad at all.

Denied.

No. 216

No, it's fine. Just attacking with generic and open for interpretation blues is not that fun. Knox 8th is one of the best rules. The problem is when the detective is not able to detect them. Anyways a friend birthday is today so we need to make his day enjoyable, retiring for tonight Genji.

No. 217

There is something wrong with this part of the mystery, Genji? Would you say the answer is not hinted?

No. 218

>>217
It's hard to say. There are hints in there, but they're awfully subtle, and you might not pick up on them if you haven't been exposed to the appropriate context before. I'll leave it up to you; if you want to continue playing tis way, that's fine. Otherwise, i'll allow the use of shotgun if you'd prefer it. However, this murder is still a part of the game, so i'd rather not skip over it entirely unless you're absolutely lost.

No. 219

>>218
I see, well then I desire to check the other mystery. Rosa said it was "What happened to everyone else". And if Rosa allows you to use red in this mystery as well it could be nice.

No. 220

>>219
Well, if you want to bypass this twilight for now, i'm afraid it's out of my jurisdiction. Anything beyond Maria's death is strictly Rosa's business, so you'll have to wait until he gets back for that battle to commence. Well anyway, I had fun playing with you, Anon. Good luck with the rest of the mystery.

No. 221

>>220
Don't worry, I will need to solve it, the same with "last bossu". Once I get a better grip of the why and the how I should try again.