Let's take a look at the available information.
(The game has started and wolves have been notified. Good luck, Rabbits. Don't trust anyone.)
Appears not to be part of the important text. Looking through the list of participants I can't find anyone called "anyone". It does imply that there are a plurality of wolves, i.e. at least two, but we could already infer that from the large number of players.
The members all came together. 30 of them, all at the entrance of Rabet, an island resort in the Caribbean.
Making a note of the location, although I can't see any reason why it would be important off the top of my head.
Everyone was chatting with each other, while one member, Gyohdon, kept complaining. "Oh god, it's way too hot jesus". "There's bugs everywhere, god damn". Kind of annoying, thought the other members.
This has to be important. (Although it's completely understandable. I made complaints like this on my summer holidays and I was only in Romania; the Caribbean must be horrible.) These are specific details which are superfluous to the story, although they
could be here as a distraction.
"Pox" is something which I would associate with disease and vermin. Bugs everywhere?
"
FruitDatLoop", "
Plasmaghost", and, more likely, "
Fries" are all things which could be associated with heat or hot climates.
Naoleon was exiled to Elba, which has a tropical climate (at least, by my British standards I consider it tropical - it's off Northern Italy). "Exilement" maybe.
Mentioning "God" a lot - could be me? (I doubt it, since I'm not a wolf, but I should mention it for completeness.)
However, they would not let Gyohdon spoil the fun. When they entered the resort, they saw the mansion they would be sleeping in. Everyone had their own room, with bed and storage for clothes and other belongings, all locked with their own key. Everyone unpacked and spent the rest of the day relaxing, swimming and playing games together.
Does this mean that at least one of the killers must be someone Gyohdon would trust well enough to let into his room? Consider this if in the future rooms have to be broken into. It would implicate myself, Jutsu, Exilement, Scarecrow, and probably some others but no one who is too new to be well-known. Of course, a newbie could be paired with a well-known member.
At night, the people that ran the resort would take their boat to the neighboring island where they stayed. All 30 members were completely isolated and together and it felt kinda cozy. When everyone agreed that it was late, just an hour past midnight, they all went to their rooms.
If everyone agrees it's late at 1am, could the killer have been letting everyone go to bed early? Calling 1am "late" isn't particularly suspicious for the younger members, for whom it will be well past their bed-times. But for me, Exilement, Scarecrow, or any other members who are old but whose ages I don't know, calling 1am "late" is a tad unorthodox. Maybe not Scarecrow - God only knows what his body clock is set to.
The next morning, everyone met at the canteen, where there were enough ingredients to eat for weeks.
Presumably just to fill in a potential plot-hole with the length of the game given the number of players.
Breakfast was great and everyone enjoyed themselves, until someone mentioned that Gyohdon wasn't there. Most just shrugged and continued eating their breakfast. Maybe he wussed out after all the "bugs" and "heat"? Whatever.
There it is again. Bugs and heat must be important.
However, when everyone left the canteen they realized something they missed before. Gyohdon was hanging from a tree in the central plaza, his face covered in blood. People screamed, some tried to get him down, but it didn't matter. He was gone.
Hanging from a tree
and his face is covered in blood? Interesting. He must have been killed on the ground and then hung in the tree to make a point. This does not help us in any way.
But that was not all. If they were all alone on that island, that could mean only one thing. Whoever killed him was still there. Whoever killed him was among them. Right when people begun realizing this, they found a note left next to the tree, with a message on it.
"Let's have fun, Rabbits"
Who killed him? Who amongst you will you hang in order to save yourselves?
I checked, and "let's have fun, Rabbits," is not something Jutsu said in his games. This means nothing.
I'm seriously grasping at straws. There might not be any clues at all in the first death. This is just the best I can get out of anything so far. Also bear in mind that the clues could relate to facts about people that I wouldn't necessarily know. One of Jutsu's games involved clues referencing conversations that the wolf and Jutsu had previously had about video games. And I do not know the players of this game very well. (This is kind of an appeal to the wolves - please don't kill me because I don't know people as well as I used to know people and therefore I won't be much use in this game so you should target someone else. What about that Fries guy? He looks tasty.)
