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Week 3
[It takes a disturbingly short amount of time for the status quo to be restored. PAL still makes the morning and night time announcements through the PIP on each Champion's arm, and still the Champion unitards are freshly laundered and re-hung each morning in their closets.
There's a new floor to explore, a perverse reward for a trial well done.]
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[ooc: Don't forget to to turn in your AC for week 2 and submit your threads for the Benefactors!]
There's a new floor to explore, a perverse reward for a trial well done.]
[ooc: Don't forget to to turn in your AC for week 2 and submit your threads for the Benefactors!]
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Wouldn't put it past me. Cheers.
[Assured it's not going to impair him when he's here for Zero Escape 101, Junpei takes a solid drink and makes a small 'mm' sound of appreciation as he swallows.]
Truly, dude, you are a prince among men. How do you even make this?
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[Says the man that still looks like he's spent the last 24 hours crying]
So, this Nonary Game. Do you think it's connected to all this?
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The Nonary Game of 2027 was set up with a different goal. At least, different from what we've been told about this "experiment." [He waves a hand dismissively. Who knows whether or not they've gotten to the bottom of that.] So the rules were different, and the way we played... The way this is set up, I doubt they're after the same results.
It's just that the events that played out during the Nonary Game affected our group in a lot of the same ways as now. I don't want to see the same things happen, so... I thought I'd share my experience. So people can avoid our mistakes.
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[He taps his fingers on the table, face pinched]
Your note said three people died. Was it in group?
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[He sounds grimly pleased.]
The first death was the ninth man of our group. The other two were strangers who weren't participants the same way we were, though they too had been drugged and kidnapped for the game. For a while, though, we misidentified the second corpse as one of our own.
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Considering Kip and Cece, I wouldn't be surprised if there are others dragged into this 'show' either against their will or under false pretenses. From what I talked about with Kip, even if he ignores it, I'm pretty sure the last 'seasons' were all killed as well. The amount of victims might be... staggering.
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I... yeah. I agree with you about others being dragged into this without our knowledge. I mean, there's nothing stopping them, as far as we know.
But you're wrong about the second corpse, at least partially. We mistook the body because it fucking exploded and we only had clothes to go by.
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[Look at him over thinking it]
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I don't know if we can make out any kind of pattern to the deaths here, but it's worth keeping in mind as we try to solve this.
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It's all for the 'ratings' is what Kip told me. Audience approval. Money. The better show we put on, the better for them. I... wouldn't be surprised if PAL gave us a taste of our abilities knowing some of us had a lack of control. A tearful forced execution of someone that did nothing wrong...
[He bares his teeth and looks about to either retch or hit someone]
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An experiment is meant to test a hypothesis--something the tester assumes is true and wants to prove through rigorous trial. Larimer focusing on the entertainment aspect is one thing, but I don't know if it's the whole story.
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Wars and desperate people are what moves countries.
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So does love. If you listen to the stories, anyway.
[Sure, Junpei. "If" you listen. Uh-huh.]
Maybe that's what they're testing. Which of those is stronger--desperation, or the human need to connect.
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[But they're not here to discuss the nature of man, though Takumi would be happy to do so for hours under better circumstances.]
That might be the case, Kip told me about a group called, and don't laugh, the Dick Elders... they controlled at least his realm and controlled everyone's ability to even touch until recently. If that's been the case for a long time, they might not really fully understand such things anymore.
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You can't tell me his planet was ruled by the Dick Elders and not let me laugh, Hoshido. I will combust. It will be murder.
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[said so deadpan he HAS to be joking. Right?]
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I mean, we are in a dome...
[he kinda...cups his chest to illustrate his point]
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[Junpei covers his mouth with one hand to avoid spraying the Prince of Hoshido with stale coffee, then slowly lowers his head to the table, barely stifling his laughter.]
Noooo, I didn't... now everything else here's gonna look like something raunchy! I'm an impressionable pattern-finding detective, why would you do this to me?
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None of these things stop Junpei from grinning and reaching over to ruffle the hell out of his anime samurai-boy hair.]
Oh yeah? Maybe I keep seeing dicks and asses here because I'm surrounded by them. What do you make of that theory, huh?
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I wouldn't know, what with the huge ass in front of me blocking the view.
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Hoshido, I am the view. Do you need your eyes checked, archer boy?
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