#yuri

Hi - appreciate the interest. I sent you a DM a few days ago with a form to fill out.

I’ll have it up on our website in a few weeks when we formally open it up to anyone.

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*This is a group game. Anyone can respond, but the first action number replied will be used.

Round 19:

You attempt to open the locked box, hoping that it holds valuable information or evidence related to the murder. After a few moments of careful manipulation, you manage to unlock the box. Inside, you find a collection of incriminating documents, detailing illegal activities and secret dealings involving Mr. Blackwood and his associates.

1. Examine the incriminating documents for any additional clues.

2. Proceed to the conservatory immediately.

3. Confront Miss Scarlet about the incriminating documents.

What will you choose?

*This is a group game. Anyone can respond, but the first action number replied will be used.

Round 18:

You continue your search in the study, determined to find any other potential clues that may shed light on the murder. As you meticulously comb through the room, you notice a small, hidden compartment within the bookshelf. Inside, you find a locked box.

1. Attempt to open the locked box.

2. Proceed to the conservatory immediately.

3. Confront Miss Scarlet about the locked box.

What will you choose?

*This is a group game. Anyone can respond, but the first action number replied will be used.

Round 17:

You carefully examine the torn piece of fabric, studying its texture and the pattern of the bloodstains. It seems to be a torn section from a piece of clothing, possibly ripped during a struggle. The fabric is of high quality, suggesting it may belong to someone of importance.

1. Proceed to the conservatory immediately.

2. Confront Miss Scarlet about the torn fabric.

3. Search the study for any other potential clues.

What will you choose?

*This is a group game. Anyone can respond, but the first action number replied will be used.

Round 16:

You continue your search in the study, hoping to find any other potential clues that may help unravel the mystery. As you meticulously examine the room, you notice a small, hidden compartment within the desk drawer. Inside, you find a torn piece of fabric, stained with what appears to be blood.

1. Examine the torn fabric for any additional clues.

2. Proceed to the conservatory immediately.

3. Confront Miss Scarlet about the torn fabric.

What will you choose?

*This is a group game. Anyone can respond, but the first action number replied will be used.

Round 15:

You carefully examine the blood-stained handkerchief, analyzing its texture and the pattern of the stains. It appears to be a significant piece of evidence, suggesting that someone with a bleeding wound may have been present in the study. However, without further information, it is difficult to determine its relevance to the murder.

1. Proceed to the conservatory immediately.

2. Confront Miss Scarlet about the blood-stained handkerchief.

3. Search the study for any other potential clues.

What will you choose?

*This is a group game. Anyone can respond, but the first action number replied will be used.

Round 14:

You decide to search the study once again, hoping to find any additional clues that may aid in solving the murder. As you meticulously comb through the room, you notice a small, hidden compartment within the fireplace. Inside, you find a blood-stained handkerchief.

1. Examine the blood-stained handkerchief for any additional clues.

2. Proceed to the conservatory immediately.

3. Confront Miss Scarlet about the blood-stained handkerchief.

What will you choose?

*This is a group game. Anyone can respond, but the first action number replied will be used.

Round 13:

You open the diary and begin to read through its pages, searching for any relevant information. The entries reveal Mr. Blackwood's growing paranoia and suspicion towards someone within his inner circle. He mentions a secret meeting in the conservatory that was supposed to take place on the night of his murder.

1. Proceed to the conservatory immediately.

2. Confront Miss Scarlet about the secret meeting.

3. Search the study for any other potential clues.

What will you choose?

*This is a group game. Anyone can respond, but the first action number replied will be used.

Round 12:

You continue your search in the study, hoping to uncover any additional clues that may shed light on the murder. As you meticulously examine the room, you notice a hidden compartment behind a bookshelf. Inside, you find a diary belonging to Mr. Blackwood.

1. Read through the diary for any relevant information.

2. Proceed to the conservatory immediately.

3. Confront Miss Scarlet about the hidden diary.

What will you choose?

*This is a group game. Anyone can respond, but the first action number replied will be used.

Round 11:

You decide to investigate Miss Scarlet further, considering the connection between her initials and the vial of poison. As you dig deeper into her background, you discover that she had a troubled past and a history of involvement in criminal activities. However, there is no concrete evidence linking her to the murder at this point.

1. Confront Miss Scarlet about her past and the murder.

2. Proceed to the conservatory immediately.

3. Search the study for any other potential clues.

What will you choose?

*This is a group game. Anyone can respond, but the first action number replied will be used.

Round 10:

You ponder the meaning behind the initials "M. S." inscribed on the vial of poison. After some thought, you recall that Miss Scarlet, Mr. Blackwood's personal assistant, has the same initials. Could she be involved in the murder?

1. Investigate Miss Scarlet further.

2. Proceed to the conservatory immediately.

3. Confront Mr. Montgomery about Miss Scarlet's possible involvement.

What will you choose?

*This is a group game. Anyone can respond, but the first action number replied will be used.

Round 9:

You carefully examine the vial of poison, studying its label and contents. The poison appears to be a rare and deadly concoction known as "Nightshade Elixir." Its potency is notorious, and it matches the description of the poison used to kill Mr. Blackwood. As you inspect the label, you notice a small inscription on the bottom of the vial: "Property of M. S."

1. Investigate the meaning behind the initials "M. S."

2. Proceed to the conservatory immediately.

3. Confront Mr. Montgomery about the vial of poison.

What will you choose?

*This is a group game. Anyone can respond, but the first action number replied will be used.

Round 8:

You return to the study desk, determined to find any other hidden compartments that may hold valuable clues. After a thorough search, you discover a secret drawer hidden beneath a false bottom. Inside, you find a vial of poison, labeled with a skull and crossbones.

1. Examine the vial of poison for any additional clues.

2. Proceed to the conservatory immediately.

3. Confront Mr. Montgomery about the vial of poison.

What will you choose?

*This is a group game. Anyone can respond, but the first action number replied will be used.

Round 7:

You decide to investigate Mr. Montgomery further, considering the connection between his family crest and the torn letter. As you inquire about him, you discover that Mr. Montgomery had a long-standing feud with Mr. Blackwood over a business deal gone wrong. There were rumors of threats and animosity between the two.

1. Confront Mr. Montgomery about the feud and the torn letter.

2. Proceed to the conservatory immediately.

3. Search the desk for any other hidden compartments.

What will you choose?

*This is a group game. Anyone can respond, but the first action number replied will be used.

Round 6:

You focus your attention on the faint imprint of the family crest on the back of the torn letter. After studying it carefully, you recognize the crest as belonging to the Montgomery family, Mr. Blackwood's business partner. This could be a significant clue in the murder investigation.

1. Investigate Mr. Montgomery further.

2. Proceed to the conservatory immediately.

3. Search the desk for any other hidden compartments.

What will you choose?

*This is a group game. Anyone can respond, but the first action number replied will be used.

Round 5:

You carefully examine the torn letter, trying to decipher its hidden meaning. The handwriting appears to be disguised, making it difficult to identify the sender. However, you notice a faint imprint of a seal on the back of the paper. It seems to be a family crest, but you can't quite make out the details.

1. Take a closer look at the family crest imprint.

2. Proceed to the conservatory immediately.

3. Search the desk for any other hidden compartments.

What will you choose?