The second day soon came to an end. Three prime suspects had now emerged: Pi Pang, Gold-Rimmed Glasses Man, and Catwoman.
Su Xiao had considered fighting the three of them to force Alice out, but this method was not very practical. There was no mutual trust among the eight.
If Su Xiao attacked one of the three, the other two would not stand by and do nothing. Besides, Alice could choose not to reveal her identity. One thing had to be understood: there was only one way to end the game—to identify who Alice's clone was, not to kill Alice's clone. If no one could identify the clone, killing her would be useless. The only exception was killing her during the night. In that case, Alice would be unable to appear during the following day, and they would only need to question whoever failed to show up during the day.
The situation was different during the day. If Alice's clone chose to remain hidden, then even if Su Xiao killed Alice while she was disguised, the game would not end. It would only become more troublesome. If he killed the wrong person, he would also lose one chance to question someone. Everyone had one chance to question another player, and anyone who died could no longer use that chance. That much was obvious. What was troublesome was that Alice's clone also had the right to question someone.
Pi Pang, Gold-Rimmed Glasses Man, and Catwoman would not sacrifice themselves to help someone else achieve victory, especially when such a sacrifice might even have the opposite effect.
Therefore, killing someone during the day was useless and would only backfire. There was only one way to end the game: find out who Alice's clone was. There was no other way.
At first, Su