It's impossible to know a hundred percent or anything, because like I haven't been around him in a week or whatever but like. It seriously could never be suicide.
Liet's always been like super pessimistic and he worries about everything. Like to the point that he gives himself ulcers and all kinds of stomach problems. And like. As a nation that's kind of a big deal because it's not like we have weak bodies or anything normally. I mean sometimes I get sick if I see something really gross but that's it. We're not like humans
So like when he saw that clue in the church, he was like. 'Wow so the wolves aren't the bad ones?' So that probably led him to thinking, 'Oh my god maybe the prey winning is a bad idea.' And then 'Critter wants the prey to win.'
And it's not hard to see all the weird stuff that happened start to make sense once you realize that.
'Wow what was with that weird drawing that first day? The one that led the protector to shooting Hanekoma, a super useful hunter? And then Hanekoma came back as a prey? And he gets to be a blood hound? Also Ukraine died? But she gets to pick a new lookout in her place?'
'We were having so much trouble with this at the beginning, why is everything so easy now?'
They basically had almost all the remaining wolves lined up for execution by the time Lithuania realized. And if the wolves all died and the prey won what would happen to him then? He had like a whole country to get back to. He couldn't just keep playing into his own death and he didn't know what we got if we won.
That just leaves the clues, but we weren't getting them out fast enough with just one a night. He knew we were out of time.
So he shot Hanekoma to try to prevent what few wolves they hadn't managed to totally confirm and give everyone more time. Yeah it's cheating but like. America and England were cheating. I'm sure Liet figured he might die, you know like how I died or how you died. And like how Mayu and Hanekoma came back, he'd be able to come back too once everyone solved the clues with the time he gave them.
The mystery clue option seemed way better to him than what he suspected happened when the prey won. He didn't want to die working towards the game ending that Critter wanted.
That's not suicide. That's putting your faith in someone, or a lot of someones in this case. He was relying on us to save him too.
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Liet's always been like super pessimistic and he worries about everything. Like to the point that he gives himself ulcers and all kinds of stomach problems. And like. As a nation that's kind of a big deal because it's not like we have weak bodies or anything normally. I mean sometimes I get sick if I see something really gross but that's it. We're not like humans
So like when he saw that clue in the church, he was like. 'Wow so the wolves aren't the bad ones?' So that probably led him to thinking, 'Oh my god maybe the prey winning is a bad idea.' And then 'Critter wants the prey to win.'
And it's not hard to see all the weird stuff that happened start to make sense once you realize that.
'Wow what was with that weird drawing that first day? The one that led the protector to shooting Hanekoma, a super useful hunter? And then Hanekoma came back as a prey? And he gets to be a blood hound? Also Ukraine died? But she gets to pick a new lookout in her place?'
'We were having so much trouble with this at the beginning, why is everything so easy now?'
They basically had almost all the remaining wolves lined up for execution by the time Lithuania realized. And if the wolves all died and the prey won what would happen to him then? He had like a whole country to get back to. He couldn't just keep playing into his own death and he didn't know what we got if we won.
That just leaves the clues, but we weren't getting them out fast enough with just one a night. He knew we were out of time.
So he shot Hanekoma to try to prevent what few wolves they hadn't managed to totally confirm and give everyone more time. Yeah it's cheating but like. America and England were cheating. I'm sure Liet figured he might die, you know like how I died or how you died. And like how Mayu and Hanekoma came back, he'd be able to come back too once everyone solved the clues with the time he gave them.
The mystery clue option seemed way better to him than what he suspected happened when the prey won. He didn't want to die working towards the game ending that Critter wanted.
That's not suicide. That's putting your faith in someone, or a lot of someones in this case. He was relying on us to save him too.