Mr. B. looked around - "I have no evidence - but I do question, why would the Guarding expose himself so early in the game?  Surely if he really is the guardian, he's signed his death-sentence for the next night where he cannot protect himself.<br/><br/>Additionally, by admitting he is the guardian, and that he is going to protect himself tonight, Remiel has put another one at risk tonight.<br/><br/>Therefore, if he is who he says he is, his actions will likely result in three innocent deaths.  His own, some other poor soul tonight, and me, if the voting continues as it is.<br/><br/>If he is who he says he is, he has endangered us all, including himself.  If he is not who he says he is, then he must be a danger to us otherwise.<br/><br/>I just wanted to explain my logic here.  What I do know is that if you send me to my ravaging that you will be sending put a simple peasant to his death, leaving the rest of you at the mercy of the supposed werewolves."