Not sure what you meant by "like this",if you need some bdsm made with hs,here are some:
remove Karlsson's Gambit and definitely remove Defending Lydia Collier to that list XD
I remember that last time Moolah came here, when he brought the current update, "roasted" his haters for doubting and saying he was milking while also making his fanboys all wet themselves while believing he was finally back... only for him disappearing again.
there was also this weirdly suspicious account a couple months back that felt like it was him on an altI remember that last time Moolah came here, when he brought the current update, "roasted" his haters for doubting and saying he was milking while also making his fanboys all wet themselves while believing he was finally back... only for him disappearing again.
isnt that quest cobbled together from like a detective conan arc and an agatha christie novel?
I don't really know. I just have read death on the Nile from Agatha Christie. Never watched detective Conan.
Even the personallities of the suspects are similar, that's kind funny. What is the Agatha Christie book you mentioned?
i might have remembered wrong since Agatha Christie had quite a few locked room mysteries, but authors do love using ice for the perfect crime: theres a Columbo episode where they drop a block of ice on top of the victims head; theres "the Adventure of the Seven Clocks" by Ellery Queen where a gun is rigged to fire once ice melts, creating a delayed automatic shot (made to look like a murder, actually a suicide)
Oh, I've seen a lot about it too. So that's what the blocks of ice were for, I had completely forgotten about them. When the ice melted, the knife fell straight into the nun's chest. There was no need for the key at all.
in this specific case? wrong, the ice is used as a block/holder for the knife, and the nun just jumped on the knife held by the ice-block, that crushed on impact(leaving the mark of the knife's handle) and eventually melted into water after a while.
That makes sense. Now that I think about it, that case has been dragging on way too long. I just finished Moon’s and Sage’s questlines, and instead of answers, there are even more mysteries—strongly hinting that the main character is the killer. In the end, all we’re left with is this swiss cheese of a story.
