Because Mur (if you think/call him a god or even demi-god) is  "dead" :D

To stir up the realm or get it tensioned. "There's a killer on the loose!" 

To send a warning the other land-leaders. 

Because he/she can. 

To ruin Mur's plans.

Because there is no very active revivalist these days.

Because Mur didn't give him/her what he/she wanted. 

Killer wanted to defy Mur.

And cause killer wanted Az* to post a loooong painful post with tons of philosophy that I will never ever read nor will ever understand hence I will feel stupid erog killer wanted me to feel stupid.

wanted to see if MD still exists when Mur is dead.

It was colonel mustard in the kitchen with a candlestick

 

Joking

 

He did it because Mur is sort of already dead and they wanted to see if they could do the impossible by killing him while he was already dead

He wanted to prove that Mur is mortal

He wanted to speak with molquert

Mur is finally going to stop taking charge of MD (not trying to make it sound like I want that lol)

 

Who said it was a he, anyways, where's the double standards :p

Edited August 25, 201411 yr by Sir Blut

The person who killed Mur was Mur himself.

Why? Becasue:
1. He wanted to discover if he is the Mur he thought he is.
2. He wanted to the remind himself the feeling of catharsis.

3. He wanted to see what  kind of effects will his death have on this Realm.

4. He excpected that Land itself could be altered after this act.

5. He understood that logic is such a liar.

I'm loving your answers, but none's correct so far.

By killing a god (demi etc) the killer tried to free himself since humans are made to be dependent, God-worshipping beings.

Removing (killing in this case) a god, opens up for human creativity to flourish and fully develop. Instead of always turning their eyes to a supreme being and a supernatural real, they will start acknowledging the current world aka  killer aspirating to become hmmm...an Ubermensch :D

Because Mur asked the killer to kill him

By killing a god (demi etc) the killer tried to free himself since humans are made to be dependent, God-worshipping beings.

Removing (killing in this case) a god, opens up for human creativity to flourish and fully develop. Instead of always turning their eyes to a supreme being and a supernatural real, they will start acknowledging the current world aka  killer aspirating to become hmmm...an Ubermensch :D

 

Definitely on the right track, but sometimes less is more!

I consider your psychological interpretation a bias, the risk is that you follow the right track on the wrong direction!

Let's see...either the below...either something else that I need time to properly write:

 

Whoever kills, becomes God. Whoever kills, kills God.

The killer wanted to become his own god

By killing The demon, the killer became a demon.

Mur was killed because it was meant to be (aka the murder  has been determined to occur by the fixed laws of nature).

1.   The killer wanted to remove Mur from his position as (demi-)god.

2.   The killer wants MD to (be able to) continue/move on without a god like being.

3.   The killer wants to change MD.

Mur kill because of his plan

Over thinking here (having my own particular fun and spamming you :P):

1) Killer murdering Mur (a demon), makes the Killer something evil. BUT sometimes things changing into their opposite: ice (hard) melts and turns to wate (soft). Harmonies are created by high notes and low notes (in music). In life harmony is achieved by good vs evil. Killing an evil leads to killer becoming evil to achieve balance.

Killer is the demon hence killer is the ruler of the East :P

2) If there is a demon, there is also a god (or demi-god) out there. By killing the demon, the god should appear since it cannot exist without its counter part. Hence Killer wanted to expose the gods of MD.

3) Killer applied the "always do what everybody would like to follow"  so he set an example of how people should act (in this case, banish/kill what we believe is wrong).
 

 

More...next time...

1. he killed mur to get rid of a slavemaster

2. he killed mur to be able to build the world of his own

3. he killed mur to look whats inside :P

Mur kill to aweaking the dead
Mur kill because of the people around
Mur kill to make mur followers

Another idea: he killed Mur, because he made a bet with him that if he made it, he will be free (from a Prison).

A step towards becoming Ruler of the East.

The killer want to be a demons slayer
The killer prove it
The contract of the killer is to kill

Keep spamming!

The killer of the East

The killer potion kill mur

The ghost killed mur

To pass Mur a message.