Yeah. But also like... with the bear, for example. People thought that could be a sign Ogata was being framed? But it really could have just been a random bear, and we were putting our previous knowledge of what happened elsewhere to it.
Also— okay I didn’t know the guy well, but how widespread was the bear story? People could be looking to pin the blame on people who knew, by making it seem like someone was framing him. But that’s kinda overthinking it — or is it?
At this point, we have no idea what is a completely out there and paranoid theory, and what might actually be close to the truth? Usually the state of a body can help even a little, but... nothing.
Yeah, it kinda got mauled enough to hide obvious damage. [ ... he sighs. ]
This is where not being able to share our powers is a pain in the ass. For all they wanna argue they're not meant for killing, if someone can magically put items back where they found them that's sure as hell gonna be handy for hiding a murder weapon.
Yeah. Multiple uses, and some of them involve death.
Then we had two possessed people running around, and would have at least two monsters by the end of the week. It happened once, and someone went after them and killed them by the next Friday.
So, there was a chance they would have killed again otherwise?
For us, two people each week were chosen to be Blotters. But after they completed a kill, they wouldn't be expected to kill again unless they did so for another reason.
If you killed someone, you'd receive a wish token. You could wish for anything you want. But if you still refused to do it, then you'd get threatened.
... so, basically, there was no way not to. Since there were two people, one person could just be an accomplice and not do the actual... you know, so there were some cases where we figured out the accomplice but not the actual killer until they got outed.
Mm. Since even if they don't actually lift a finger, I think they're still required to put some sort of input? Especially with like... choosing the victim. Since if someone you're partnered with as a Blotter suggests killing your friend, for example, you're likely to speak up and tell them to choose someone else.
week 1, sunday
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... hey Ash.
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Hey.
You feel as crap as I do, or am I just special?
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[ she just. rubs her temple. ]
I don't even know what to say.
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[ he sounds almost fakely cheerful -- which, y'know, is exactly what he's being. ]
You can just say it straight: we fucked up, and everything's a mess.
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[ she wanders over to find her waffle ingredients.... ]
You know, we have been acting like the fact that we've done this before as an advantage, but... I think it's probably hurting us, too.
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[ he shrugs ]
We’ve got layers and layers now.
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At this point, we have no idea what is a completely out there and paranoid theory, and what might actually be close to the truth? Usually the state of a body can help even a little, but... nothing.
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This is where not being able to share our powers is a pain in the ass. For all they wanna argue they're not meant for killing, if someone can magically put items back where they found them that's sure as hell gonna be handy for hiding a murder weapon.
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You guys had something like possession, right? How did that work if you missed catching someone? [ .. ] If you missed anyone, I mean.
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Then we had two possessed people running around, and would have at least two monsters by the end of the week. It happened once, and someone went after them and killed them by the next Friday.
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For us, two people each week were chosen to be Blotters. But after they completed a kill, they wouldn't be expected to kill again unless they did so for another reason.
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[ ... ] Shit, that's kinda dark. And totally forcing your hand.
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... so, basically, there was no way not to. Since there were two people, one person could just be an accomplice and not do the actual... you know, so there were some cases where we figured out the accomplice but not the actual killer until they got outed.
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That still counts as being an accomplice.
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[ it was akechi both times. ]
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No loyalty lost there then, huh?
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Probably a mix of both.
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[ sigh ]
We're already apparently in factions, if we split into more we'll really be fucked.
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