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redactable2020-11-15 01:53 pm
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WEEK SEVEN: MINGLE
WEEK SEVEN: MINGLE (21 remain) Rise and shine, gremlins. The sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and it's the start of a new week. To the participants, yesterday's events may seem distant now—albeit not as distant as their life before this. Whether or not they notice, they will have lost a memory upon waking up. As usual, the participants will find that their lodgings have changed, and should anyone check their PHS, Chiron, Ochako, Soo-won, and Dorothy's profiles have been removed. They may also find that they have difficulty recalling complete details of the past weeks. Furthermore, it looks as though the rules have updated. Not everything is the same as the previous pattern, though. The barrier to the north is back up, and once more, what lies beyond is an empty field. In contrast, however, participants may notice that they can finally access a place they haven't been able to before... Additionally, it looks like the Leaders aren't around. No matter where the participants look, they're nowhere to be found. Should anyone try calling for them in the Planetarium, there will be no response—not even a message telling the participant that they're busy. Finally, everything around the participants begins to... glitch? Buildings may suddenly blink out of existence and then back in, random items like chairs or cups may suddenly distort even while they're being used, and looking at any particular thing for too long may give someone a headache. It's worse than it was that one week, though: participants will find that it's happening to themselves as well. Body parts might suddenly glitch out of existence then back in, and there will be a shot of pain when it occurs. It'll happen randomly, but it also seems to occur more often if they're touching something or another person. |
NAVIGATION locations ₓ˚. statuses *+:。 ic profiles :ₓo ic rules ・゚゚・。 audience requests murder proposals 。✧o private conversations ・゚o。 curfew ・゚✧ memories |

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(Jeanne, you have been dead for 500 years.)
She keeps her voice hushed. ]
... I have seen enough people from my memories, so the rest of you should be wary about who we may yet to see.
[ Guess they're going to continue to eavesdrop if they don't get noticed. ]
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Hey. You guys look weird enough, would you like to perform?
[ Didn't they already perform? Hm. ]
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[ um. ]
We already did. You spoke to us earlier...?
[ ... is this some sort of time travel...? ] Wait-- who is it that's missing?
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Ange doesn't have time for this!!]
Yes, please tell us who is missing. Perhaps we can help find them....!
[...]
We are actually a traveling detective group. [ange...]
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ange why is everything you say a lie. anyway there is definitely something going on here, and it looks like they're just going to end up in the same place...
is this how they avoid repeating the past? whatever, worth a shot. ]
That's right! Our costumes are actually disguises for when we're on a case.
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Jeanne.... decides to go along with the lies. It's fine. ]
It helps us blend in.
[ does that even make sense ]
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[ Byleth doesn't look like she believes it? She's just staring at Hilda with an eyebrow raised? The other girl, however, grins. ]
Spies? Wow, that's a good idea... I'm sure it'll hold over very well... okay! You're in! You can help us find [ PERSON WITH A VERY LOUD BOOMBOX WALKS BY ], and if you don't, you'll just be the understudy!
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Um. Yes, that's us. Spies. [ convincing. ]
Do you know where they were last seen? Or who might've spoken to them last? We might be able to trace their steps from there.
[ that's how detective shows work, right? ]
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And then, ever-so-blandly:]
Yes. I am a spy.
[anyway.]
Regardless, a description of them would be useful as well.
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hilda smiles and winks at byleth. is this lady checking her out? that's fine. ]
Right, we're going to need to know what they look like, what they like doing... you know, so we can get into the detective-y mindset.
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[ Helpful.
She points at an entrance to a train station, while Byleth seems to accept this flirtation which is just how I assume the plot of 3H goes. ]
You can start there.
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[ BYLETH. WHAT THE FUCK. ]
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Wouldn't be the first time Ange's dealt with a mission on less info than that, so she just shrugs and gives it up as a lost cause and moves towards that entrance.
Ange is honestly just assuming at this point that the Realm is fucking with them and that's how it goes.]
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judging by how this place has been going so far, they're not going to get much help from any npcs. ]
We're probably searching for one of our Leaders, right...?
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[ presumably. ]
Although I'm not sure which. Did any of you talk to the Leaders about what they remembered?
[ ok what does this train station hold once they enter it
Is it full of monsters ]
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... If someone stands out here, we should probably be talking to them, huh? [ she's starting to figure out how this walks.
also, she shivers. going from outside cold to indoor slightly warm does that to you. ]
Hello? Miss?
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Because Ange is bad.
Anyway, she follows, inspecting Chise casually to see what she says.]
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Sorry—could we have a moment? We're searching for a missing person.
[ are you the girl we're looking for... ]
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Come. The train approaches.
[ And she's right! It does, but it... looks like something you'd see from the 1800s and not a modern day setting. No one finds this weird though, and Chise boards without waiting to see if they'll follow. ]
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[ i mean what the heck else are they meant to do here? nothing else about the train station stands out does it? ]
I guess we're going, then...?
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Anyway, Ange inspects the train for a moment before she sighs and nods.]
Prepare yourselves. [just in case. Time to get on the traiiiiin.]
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I'm not seeing any other leads for us...
[ so, off they go onto this train. which, for the record, still looks very modern to her. ]
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Her grip on Hilda's hand tightens briefly, if only as a warning of caution than anything else. ]
Would we be lucky enough that this train will take us to whoever we're supposed to find?
[ She thinks the answer is no, but onto the train anyway!
If the train station held nothing bad. Hopefully, the train will also hold nothing bad. ]
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Ange may have a feeling of deja vu while looking at the train but it's fine. Off they go. Chise is just... walking down the compartment they entered, looking around. She pauses to look at them. ]
I hope you are prepared for combat. Let's go.
[ And she just immediately runs to exit this compartment to go to the next. ]
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