I shrug. "Not really. Assume she's guilty for a moment. Wouldn't this be a good scenario, being so brazen nobody believes you did it? It's pretty clear what's going on. You did it, and your backup defense was to blame some creature you "saw" but nobody else saw, which is what occurred earlier. You simply said you saw it, you didn't really see anything. It's just the perfect scapegoat: a killer that doesn't exist." I smile. "And as we've deduced, ONE of us had to have done it. And killing us all is also a bad plan. We're too useful, such as carrying supplies. I bet if you happened to have done it and we didn't believe it, this would have been the ideal scenario: you gain our trust, and the next time it occurs, the same thing could happen. You wane us down until we're not as much of an issue to fight, if we ever happened to catch on." I shrug. "You have the motive, the means, the reasoning, the plan, everything. Plus, I was your first intended victim, you were sizing me up, but I caught on."