Nine people could be seen gathered in the parlor of a mansion. The atmosphere was tense as each of them looked around. The people around them were once comrades they had fought alongside, or some of them even enemies they had once faced in a fierce battle. And yet, they had all felt it. When they came to this world between worlds, they had felt their minds being invaded by an unknown force, as if to rip out who they once were and replace it with something else entirely. Even after so many cycles, all of a sudden, they felt as if they could trust no one. As if the people they'd used to consider allies were suddenly strangers they'd never met before. And then they found themselves here, in this mansion separated from their world, without any memory as to how they'd ended up there.

On the table there was a letter that had been read out loud earlier. Its contents were as follows.

Greetings, my brave warriors.

I apologize for isolating you in this place, but the situation is dire. It has become apparent that Chaos was not gathering his forces for an all-out attack after all; instead, he has sent spies to infiltrate us. Thanks to our divinations, we know that out of the nine of you, seven are our allies but two are agents of Chaos. It would be far too dangerous to leave these agents on the loose, so we had to confine all of you to a closed space. And now I entrust you, my warriors, with the task of figuring out who the traitors among us really are.

My dear warriors, do not lose heart. I am certain that if you believe in one another, you will be able to find the traitors in your midst. I trust that you are able to overcome this. Never give up, and never stop thinking.

- Cosmos
Everyone looks at the other people around them. Some eyes are filled with determination, others with caution, others yet with amusement. Some are slightly disappointed that their goddess cannot trust them, others are eager to live up to her expectations. They all knew what god they served, and they would surely finish the task entrusted to them.

On a higher plane of existence, a man in purple clothes with short red hair can be seen sitting down with a smirk, talking to nine other people. "Nothing like a good letter to open a murder mystery." The man stretches and then announces in a loud voice, "The board is finally set up; The rules of the game have been put out in the open and each of you has been assigned one of the pieces. I will make sure this game goes smoothly. Good luck and have fun."

Daylight Phase 1


You have 48 hours to decide on a player to lynch (or decide on not lynching anyone at all).

There are 9 players remaining, so the majority lockdown is at 5 votes. If any player or No Death receives 5 votes, the vote is instantly locked down and Daylight Phase ends prematurely. If there is no majority lockdown, at the end of the day the person with the most votes is eliminated. If there are multiple players with the most votes I get to flip a coin or roll a die.

Have fun!