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狼人生存遊戲 1 無處可逃!伯爵的狼人遊戲

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狼人生存遊戲 1 無處可逃!伯爵的狼人遊戲: : himesuz : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 O B 6

讀書共和作者: 甘雪冰  |   繪者: himesuz   |   譯者: 韓宛庭


     
       從前從前,某個地方有一座小小的村莊。長年以來,村人們和平的居住在此,直到某一日,一名村人消失了,只剩衣服留在原地。衣服被大大的爪痕撕裂,上頭沾滿了血。是狼人!狼人是假扮成人類的怪物,牠們用巨大的獸爪把人撕裂,張開血盆大口把人吃掉,是一種非常可怕的生物。
 
  村人聚集在廣場,想要揪出假扮成夥伴的狼人,只要村人不停說話,狼人一定會露出馬腳。村人把票投給懷疑的傢伙,當日獲得最多票的人將受到處決。然而,狡猾的狼人還活著!牠在夜裡悄悄爬起,又吃掉一名村人。村人繼續對著彼此說話,尋找躲藏在夥伴中的狼人。狼人繼續說著謊,直到村裡只剩下最後一名村人……
 
  暗夜裡狡猾的狼人伺機而動……
  當〈給愛麗絲〉的琴聲響起,誰都不能置身事外!
 
  五名中學生和導遊在夏令營的回程途中遇到山崩,苦無對策下,前方一幢神祕的洋房出現,帶來了一線生機。就在眾人放下緊繃的心情時,自稱伯爵的洋房主人冷不防宣布「狼人遊戲」即刻開始!你沒有機會拒絕,更沒辦法逃離……
  
  【遊戲規則】
  〔規則1〕遊戲目的為找出藏身在你們當中的狼人。
  〔規則2〕參加者每晚八點進行投票,猜猜你們當中「誰是狼人?」
  〔規則3〕參加者可以投票給自己,但無法投給已被吃掉的參加者。
  〔規則4〕參加者一旦找出真正的狼人,你們都能獲得自由。
  〔規則5〕參加者一旦找錯狼人,票數最高者將被狼人吃掉。倘若得票數相同,則都會被吃掉。
  〔規則6〕當參加者全員被吃掉時,你們就輸了這場遊戲。
  〔規則7〕使用胸章和投票箱進行投票,由伯爵公布誰獲得最高票。
  〔規則8〕每晚八點十分後,票數最高者之外的參加者只要待在自己房間,就不會被狼人襲擊。
 
  不安的情緒肆虐下,隨之而生的猜疑作祟,主角間的信任懸在一線,這是伯爵的目的嗎?沒有人能肯定,更沒有人知道正確答案。只能拚命思考,試圖找出其中的線索,再決定接下來的行動。
 
  然而,彼此懷疑的罪惡感、無法拯救朋友的不甘心,以及獨自倖存的恐懼感交相侵襲,在精神耗弱、即將崩塌的這一刻,能倚靠的仍是只有自己……
 
  壓迫與悲痛襲來,就像喉嚨被緊緊揪住而不能喘氣,
  該任由命運擺布接受失敗?還是放手一搏,直到最後一刻?
 
  人物介紹:
  裁判
  伯爵:神祕洋房的主人,強迫赤村隼等人參加不同於一般規則的「狼人遊戲」。平時住在洋房二樓,是個遊戲高手,熱愛接龍、雙陸棋等遊戲。
 
  參加者
  赤村隼:就讀椿之丘中學一年級,性子急,重要時刻常交由別人做決定,以黑宮兔的保護者自居。
 
  黑宮兔:赤村隼的青梅竹馬,是個超級貪吃鬼,雖常做出幼稚發言,但擅長用冷靜的雙眼觀察四周。
 
  白石山鼠:個性文靜、膽小如鼠。抵達伯爵的洋房後,一直很想家。
 
  紫崎燕:成熟穩重、反應靈敏、能言善道。遊戲開始後,始終保持沉著的態度引領眾人。
 
  青山牛角:壘球隊隊員,是個運動健將。容易沒耐心,但能不屈不撓、勇敢的挑戰伯爵和狼人。
 
  導遊 
  折原先生、今湖小姐:夏令營的導遊,也是若草戶外俱樂部的成員。
 

作者
 
甘雪冰
 
  日本長崎縣人,水瓶座、O型,興趣是看電影和健走,喜歡喝南非國寶茶。這是甘雪冰的第一部兒童文學作品。
 
繪者
 
希梅蘇茲
 
  來自日本岐阜縣的插畫家,牡羊座、B型,主要為輕小說繪製插畫,代表作有「霸劍皇姬阿爾緹娜」系列(尖端),以及《航宙軍士官成為冒險者》和《柚鳥的便利小道具》(以上暫譯)等。
 
譯者
 
漢堂
 
  東吳大學日文系畢,曾任出版社編輯,現為專職譯者兼養貓戶。譯有「神奇貓町事件簿」系列和《歡迎光臨獵人公司稀有生物洽詢部!》(小熊出版),以及《魔女宅急便6:各自的旅程》、《暖和和手套國》等埋藏童趣的作品。
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