柯南
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Original Name:柯南Gender:NeutralScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:259Chapters:29
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Biodata

Feature Value
Name Conan (柯南)
Gender Male
Affiliation President of a board game club; Villager faction in the Cupid Thief Werewolf game
Occupation/Role Third-year university student; experienced Werewolf player
Status Deceased; executed by the Ferryman after being voted out 53
First Appearance Chapter 25

Background / History

Conan entered his fifth death game as a third-year university student and president of a board game club. He introduced himself as a veteran Werewolf player with more than 3,000 online and offline matches played. His first impression was deliberately polite but unremarkable, while his experience immediately made the other players take notice 25.

At the start of the Cupid Thief Werewolf game, he used his familiarity with Werewolf conventions to assess the group. He privately suspected that Yimo/Siba Jungler and Boss Qian could both be wolves, viewing Boss Qian's defense of Yimo as suspicious. Conan publicly downplayed his own importance and declared himself an ordinary Villager so the werewolves would be less likely to target him at night 26.

Appearance

Conan is a short, inconspicuous young man whose ordinary appearance makes him easy to overlook among the players 25.

  • Less than 1.7 meters tall 25
  • Bowl-cut hairstyle 25
  • Extremely thick glasses that cover much of his face 25
  • Usually adjusts his glasses while speaking; their lenses are described as flashing white 25 26
  • Wears a white T-shirt and jeans 25

Personality

Conan is analytical, cautious, and intensely invested in winning the game. He treats the death game as a strategic Werewolf match, constantly evaluating speech, voting behavior, role claims, alliances, and perceived tells. He is quick to speak up against impulsive accusations, such as when he prevented the group from immediately blaming the Ferryman for Boss Qian's death 39.

His confidence in his experience gives him a noticeable sense of superiority toward less experienced players. He sees himself as more capable of interpreting the game than the others and attempts to assume leadership once he believes he has solved the board 47.

Despite his calm image, Conan is deeply self-protective and prone to spiraling into worst-case scenarios. When Yimo proves himself to be the genuine Hunter by producing a rifle, Conan's entire theory collapses; he panics because he has no weapon to support his own Hunter claim 52.

Abilities & Skills

Werewolf Game Expertise

Conan has played more than 3,000 Werewolf games and understands common role claims, wolf tactics, voting patterns, and factional win conditions 25 26.

  • Recognizes that strong or openly influential players may be targeted by werewolves at night 26.
  • Understands the strategic implications of Cupid, lovers, the Witch, the Thief, and special-role declarations 26 47 50.
  • Correctly identifies that Conan's own public claim of being a Villager could reduce both daytime suspicion and the wolves' incentive to kill him 26.
  • Misjudges the death game's mechanics by assuming a Hunter claim can be sustained through argument alone; the genuine Hunter possesses a system-issued hunting rifle 52.

Deduction and Debate

Conan is capable of remaining composed at crime scenes and challenging conclusions made without evidence.

  • Stops the True Martial Emperor and Pikachu from immediately accusing the Ferryman after Boss Qian's body is found 39.
  • Examines Boss Qian's corpse and notes that the victim's spine was broken 39.
  • Searches the ancestral hall and surrounding terrain for possible clues about the wolves 30.
  • Builds a detailed case that Boss Qian's death was meant to conceal Yimo's supposed deception 46 47.
  • His arguments persuade much of the group to reconsider Yimo's Hunter claim, though his central conclusion is wrong 47.

Alliance Building and Manipulation

Conan actively seeks voting alliances and uses withheld information, pressure, and deception to secure them.

  • Attempts to recruit the Ordinary Girl Village Chief against Yimo, but is initially harshly rejected 34.
  • Gains the True Martial Emperor's trust by reassuring him after he reveals that he holds the Idiot card 48.
  • Pressures Naughty Cat not to vote against his anti-Yimo coalition 51.
  • Lies to the Ordinary Girl Village Chief that a Prophet identified Yimo as a Werewolf in order to obtain her vote 50.
  • Fails to maintain control once Yimo disproves his Hunter claim and the group turns against him 52 53.

Relationships

  • Yimo / Siba Jungler — Primary rival. Conan persistently suspects Yimo of being a Werewolf, publicly claims to be the real Hunter, and leads an effort to have him voted out; Yimo exposes Conan's false claim during the trial 40 46 52.
  • Ferryman — Uneasy collaborator and mutual suspect. Conan defends the Ferryman from an unsupported accusation, but later accuses him of possibly being a wolf; the Ferryman ultimately executes Conan 39 53.
  • True Martial Emperor — Temporary ally. Conan reassures him, promises to protect his secret Idiot role, then reveals that role immediately before his own death 48 53.
  • Ordinary Girl Village Chief — Failed recruitment target. She rejects Conan's first attempt at cooperation and openly dislikes him, though Conan later secures her intended vote against Yimo through deception 34 50.
  • Supreme One — Initially dismisses Conan, then becomes receptive to his reasoning and joins the movement against Yimo 26 46 51.
  • Naughty Cat — A reluctant target of Conan's suspicion and pressure. Conan believes she may be involved with Yimo and Dieyu, but she ultimately votes for Conan instead 47 51 53.

Story Role / Major Arcs

Cupid Thief Werewolf Game

Conan introduces himself as a veteran player and immediately provides strategic advice for the game. He privately suspects Yimo's Hunter claim while publicly presenting himself as a harmless Villager 25 26.

Assigned to a group with the True Martial Emperor, Supreme One, and the Ordinary Girl Village Chief, Conan becomes increasingly frustrated by his uncooperative companions. He investigates the ancestral hall and continues looking for evidence against Yimo 27 30.

After Boss Qian and Old Du Liu die, Conan takes a more active role in the investigation. He argues against hasty accusations, but continues to identify Yimo as the group's largest threat 39 40.

Conan publicly counter-claims the Hunter role and convenes a meeting to accuse Yimo of being a Werewolf. His argument persuades several players, allowing him to take effective control of the anti-Yimo voting bloc 46 47.

Before the trial, Conan secures or pressures multiple votes and becomes convinced that Yimo's elimination is guaranteed. He overlooks the possibility that Yimo can physically prove his role with the hunting rifle 50 51.

During the trial, Yimo demands that Conan produce his own Hunter weapon. Unable to do so, Conan admits through his panic that he is only a Villager. The group votes him out, and the Ferryman carries out his execution with a scythe 52 53.

In his final moments, Conan reveals that the True Martial Emperor is the Idiot card, hoping to prevent Yimo from winning the game even after realizing that Yimo was not a Werewolf 53.

Notable Quotes

“I am Conan, the fifth death game. A third-year university student and the president of the board game club.” 25

“I am the real Hunter.” 46

“True Martial Emperor is the Idiot Card!!!” 53

Trivia

  • Conan had survived four previous death games before entering the Cupid Thief Werewolf game 25 53.
  • He considered this Werewolf game his strongest format and expected to earn points and add more board games to his club if he survived 53.
  • His declared Villager identity at the beginning of the game was strategically motivated, but it was ultimately his real role 26 52.