week 3, saturday
[ so, soon after that clusterfuck of a trial ends, the three hunters will all find their way back to room 112. even though their next meeting is just a few days away, sometimes you just can't wait that long.
as soon as the door closes behind him, jay will look at his two companions, not looking very pleased. ]
All three of us were sloppy tonight. We may have painted targets on ourselves if anyone was watching too closely.
as soon as the door closes behind him, jay will look at his two companions, not looking very pleased. ]
All three of us were sloppy tonight. We may have painted targets on ourselves if anyone was watching too closely.
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Regarding what you said to Percival... what exactly did you say? We need to know all the details so we can figure out a way to run with this.
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Yeah. We wanna keep our story straight. And I guess we'd better hope that Perc isn't a Prophet.
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[She got that much out of him, at least. But at their irritation, she winces.]
I told him that I was the Paranoid, and that... that was how I managed to survive our encounter with the monsters in the library. He already knew we'd been there, after all... And I don't think he has much faith in my ability to come out on top in a fight, so I knew I had to come up with something.
...it wouldn't be so strange to suggest that those monsters were soulless, would it?
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No, that makes sense. When Jake had asked me how we defeated the monster, I hesitated and implied I couldn't tell him. He didn't prod further, but we can definitely use that as an excuse as to why I couldn't explain. I didn't want to out you.
... This means that there's really no point in lying about our roles though. In regards to me and Kaito, they'd want to see our items as proof, and even if we claim we don't have them on us, they'd probably want us to show them later.
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[okay, they can make this work. they can.]
But Jay is right. While his maps are easily replicated, my handgun. . . isn't.
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[She lowers her head.]
I didn't mean to ruin that for you... but, I didn't know what else to say. At that point, it really seemed likely that any lie I tried to tell would come out the next day.
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[ he looks less mad when he says this, at least. ]
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[. . .]
I think there's one important thing we can take away from Mira's last ditch effort at saving herself, too.
Her group-- the Prophets-- know about Craftly's rebellion.
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[She can't help but think that, either. And what Mira kept saying to her keeps playing through her mind -
I wasn't pretending in that moment. I was giving you a warning.]
Either way, we're in more danger than we were before. Especially after... the way we reacted. [Or. Overreacted.] The others were... probably watching to see how people would react to Mira-san's suggestion about voting for Craftly-san...
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[ jay doesn't know what they would have done if there were more people on the fence. it could have gone either way. ]
But now that option is on the table, and people may return to it in later trials. Especially ones where we don't know who the murderer is. I'm sure people would prefer to vote for him versus voting blindly. If we lose him, we may be unable to check for Prophets, and if that happens...
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[putting it bluntly]
If the Prophets already suspect that there's a rebellion, then maybe it can't hurt to finally let everyone know we're here.
Craftly wanted to keep it on the down low, but. . .
[can they, while also keeping him safe?]
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[Yukina's voice is a little hesitant.]
What if we called out the Prophets, instead?
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[ which is fine. as long as they give some sort of hint about the prophets' existence, and that there may be another way to solve this without murdering everyone until there's only three left. ]
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No. That's too vague. That's enough for people to assume that Mira was right, and that they should have voted for Craftly instead of her.
We need something more concrete. Something. . .
[he pauses. things. tests the words out on his lips, before speaking them]
"To those who have sold their humanity to a bloodthirsty god to satisfy their selfish desires: I know Mira was not the only one. I will stop you."
First person singular, to throw people off the scent. Sign it with an explorer's name. Ferdinand Magellan, to allude to the Explorer's role.
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[Is this the skillset of a thief?]
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[ he thinks it over, before nodding. ]
Let's do it. How will we deliver the message?
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That's not why I--! We just talked about pretending the Explorer role was capable of learning more about the game, that's all!
[SHEESH]
. . . we ask Craftly to post it on the bulletin board. Monday morning, before everyone wakes up. We also make sure someone other than us scribes it.
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[Yukina's voice is a little sharp - sorry, Jay. She's just really touchy about the idea of her friends (friends? When did they become friends, not just allies?) dying.
...once she's managed to take a breath and calm down, though, she nods.]
Craftly-san could probably write it... we'd just have to tell him what we wanted written.
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He wrote out the note for the Ghost for the trial. His handwriting should be recognizable, which means that people shouldn't waste time pointing fingers. [ ... ] Then again, they enjoy wasting time, so who knows. But let's do it.
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Right. Let's. Tonight, even. So we can get it out of the way and prepare ourselves for Monday.
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[Well, only one way to find out.]
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[ and interrupt him drinking himself to an early death ig ]
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-- and when we're done, remind me to tell you guys what Andersen told me after the trial.
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[ONWARD THEY GO who wants to do the honors]
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You can tell us now.
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