Ari was feeling overwhelmed by the extreme violence that was sweeping through the building. He decided to step away from the main group for a while, and take a breather.

As he hunkered down in a shadowly alcove, he felt something sharp press against his neck. "Don't move!" hissed a voice.

Ari was in no mood to be cowed. He struck out at the shadow, turned, and found himself staring down a gun barrel.

BLAM!

Ari awoke a few minutes later, bleeding from a spot on his ear where the bullet had nicked him.

Ari has survived a nightkill.

Alive Players:
1. Kiwi
2. Korr
3. Ari
4. Boc
5. Angi
6. Natalie

With six people alive, it takes four to lynch. Plurality is off. 24 hours.

"I think it's time for Ari to die," Kiwi snapped. "Any last words?"

"How about 'Don't kill me'?" suggested Ari.

"Arf! Arf!" barked Korr.

"I'VE HAD ENOUGH OF THAT DARN DOG!" snapped Boc. "KILL IT NOW! KILL IT WITH FIRE!"

But, sadly, the group had no fire with which to kill Korr. While they checked their pockets for lighters or matches, Korr scampered away, and cowered beneath a stairwell, growling softly.

"Come on out boy," said Ari soothingly.

"WE WON'T HURT YOU!" screamed Boc.

Angi just grinned.

Korr slowly emerged from the corner, staring balefully at the group.

Ari jumped on Korr, wrestled him to the ground and snapped his neck.

"WELL WHADDAYA KNOW?" Boc shrieked. "HE WASN'T A DOG AFTER ALL!"

Korr, AKA Agent Gamma, CDC Pathologist, has been lynched.

Alignment: CDC

Role: Pathologist

Flavour: You and your team have been sent to the apartment complex to contain the infection that’s been triggered there. You’re the team’s foremost authority on viral diseases, and, while you’re not 100% certain of what’s going on here, you’re confident that you’ll be able to take care of things.

Ability: Once per night you may choose a player. That player will be immune to night attacks, and will be cured of the infection if they have it.

Win Condition: You win when all Civilian players are dead.

Night 6 begins now. Submit all actions within 24 hours.