Day 3: The Nonmetals Get Nervous
The elements rouse from their uneasy sleep. The tiny lab they occupy is filled with tension. They need to call I.U.P.A.C. this morning to notify them of the vacancy where sulfur once resided. The nonmetals still feel pain of the incorrect destruction of one of their own.
“Poor Betiko,” someone says.
“Yeah, poor Betiko, but even poorer for this dude” another says, sheet of paper in his hand.
All the elements stop in their tracks. Uncertainty reigns for some time. They just could figure out where their momentum was taking them in this very small space that they knew very well. They all just want to know what’s going on. It turns out that an unfortunate element, at some point in the night, was put into the mass spectrometer, rendering it destroyed. They knew from the previous day that the injection process is excruciating. Wouldn’t they have heard the scream? They weren’t that tired. How the heck did this happen?
They finally collect themselves, looking at the sheet of paper being held up. This is what they see:
Analysis:

2 Isotopes
Mass of 12 – 98.93% Abundant
Mass of 13 – 1.07%
Now they get it.
Sempaispellcheck, Carbon, Town Cop, has been destroyed.
They decide they better get this day underway and try to save what’s left of the nonmetals. But wait. They all look around. Another element is missing.
Where is the other element? Looking around the lab, they finally see it. Their other missing element friend reacting in the corner of the radiation shielded fume hood. It’s too late for the elements to rescue the element stuck there. The element has completely lost its identity, as it has been bombarded with radiation from a gamma source. They are seeing the last vestiges of it electron cloud getting ripped away and its nucleus getting torn apart by the powerful radiation. Everyone thinks the same thing, “What a horrible way to die.”
They see the glow in the hood and a quick thinking element grabs a spectroscope to see exactly which element was victimized. He sees the line spectrum below through the single slit in the end of the instrument:

And at that moment another element, taking role, determined that it was Jonty125 that was missing. The remaining elements now know that
Jonty125, Nitrogen, Vanilla Townie has been annihilated, and gruesomely at that.
They collect themselves for some time. The nonmetals lost two of their own last night. Combined with yesterday’s loss, it looks like there are three blank spots on the table for the elements to call into I.U.P.A.C. With each nonmetal destruction, this means more space for the metalloids to spread into the nonmetals territory. With every passing day, the metalloids are closer to achieving their goal.
This begins Day 3. The deadline for Day 3 is 10 PM, November 8. That’s 10 days from now.
With 9 alive, it takes 5 to lynch.