week 7
Week 7
Sunday - Thursday
With the loss of two more warriors, the castle has grown even quieter still. Such a thing was always bound to become a consequence of your stay here, though the actual reality of it may be more unpleasant. There's been little in the way of parties, which isn't too much of a surprise given your dwindling numbers, but it's still better than nothing, correct?
As with every other week, new locations have been unveiled for you all to either explore or use to casually gather within. If you've been keeping an eye on the cherry blossoms, you'll note that they look just about ready to bloom. The important thing is, of course, that they haven't. But it's only a matter of time, now.
As with every other week, new locations have been unveiled for you all to either explore or use to casually gather within. If you've been keeping an eye on the cherry blossoms, you'll note that they look just about ready to bloom. The important thing is, of course, that they haven't. But it's only a matter of time, now.
You can contact the sage with your pendants here, and the teishu here.)
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Alright. Besides, if their identity's hidden in the messages, we'll find out sooner or later. That's more productive than just interrogating people.
So, you have any ideas?
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[And if it doesn't work, well, apparently he's being suspected, so if Teishu or Sage try to stop it, he'd look bad]
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[Sighs.]
Not like there'd be a point in killing you even if you were the spy.
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[Kizakura was about to go ahead and do it, getting as far as kneeling in front of the pond, but Nishitani, well...the moment he brings up that this may have consequences for the dead he freezes. That thought never crossed his mind]
...uh...you think something could happen to the dead? I mean, I think we all here are safe from danger, but I never thought the dead could suffer any consequences...
[Yeah, he's not into risking the lives of those who died. Or their afterlife. Whatever they are right now]
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Otherwise we'll just have to work on this the old-fashioned way.
[Aka let's all have fun solving riddles together]
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Why can't anything be simple and straightforward, seriously, jeez]
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But Mahiro just kind of lets out a huff at this. He'll scribble down Miyamura's message on a piece of paper and hand it over to Kizakura.]
Here. What do you think he's trying to say here?
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I'm not that good with riddles but I can give it a try.
[He reads the message a couple times]
I recognize the text. It's from an Agatha Christie novel, one about a dozen or so people trapped in an island with a mysterious killer. There was a song that foreshadowed the deaths, this is a verse of it, but it's modified. I think...
[Kizakura frowns]
I think it's a warning for the spy, that the spy may have made a promise, and that Sage-san and Teishu-san would betray them and not do whatever they promised. Look [He points at the capital letters in middle of the paragraph] There's a S, a P and a Y. This must mean the paragraph must be directed to the spy -- which was already kind of obvious even without that.
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...it also gets my attention this says new third boy. Like there was one before but there isn't one anymore? So maybe it's trying to tell everyone else that making deals with Sage-san and Teishu-san isn't a good idea? Or maybe that they want a second spy, but why'd they want that when this game supposedly is almost over? I don't get that...
[Kizakura gives the paper back to Mahiro, smiling apologetically. He seems to be in better mood now]
That's all I can think. Dunno if it'll be useful, but as I said, I'm not experienced in dealing with riddles.
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So you caught on to the significance of those letters too, huh. He was pretty transparent about it.
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I think you missed a couple, though.
[He'll go back to the sheet and underline, like so:
don't be the new third boy, kk? KK.]
Does that look important to you? Kizakura Koichi.
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Huh...so Miyamura-kun thinks I'm the spy? I suppose he has his reasons to think that...
[He shrugs]
...but do you think he is correct? Because despite everything, it doesn't mean it's 100% guaranteed to be correct. I insist:
I'm not the spy.
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[Ayumu quirks a brow, considering.]
Non-Alcoholic beer, Kizakura-san?
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What'd Sage-chan offer ya? Somethin' nice back home or what?
[ It seems like the only thing to ask at this point tbh. He still doesn't sound convinced. ]
Unless, ya know, Miyamura-kun's fuckin' wrong. We don't know that they're all agreein' back there.
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[Though hm. :/]
But if Elliot was right in his interpretation of what Senhime-san said, then that'd be two people who believe it's Kizakura-san. Seems unlikely that they're both messing with him.
But that said.. I thought they were only capable of seeing what we do in the trial room. As far as I'm aware, Kizakura-san hasn't done anything strange during a trial.
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[Kizakura looks away at Hiyono for a moment, but he returns his attention to Nishitani almost immediately]
Well I suppose they must have discussed it, right? But who knows if they all agreed to write the same stuff. Some may think one thing, others may think a completely different one.
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what's kiza's photo of btw?
Here you go!
ty!! sorry about the formatting on that last tag idk what happened there
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And you've been making a pretty big show of complaining about why they weren't more direct about naming the spy. Is that 'cause you hate riddles that much or you just don't want us to be suspicious if we figure out something that leads to you?
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[ He address?? The room, I guess?? ]
If you fuckers can hear this, don't risk gettin' yerselves vaporized, ya hear me? We ain't lasted seven fuckin' weeks for ya ta suddenly die again.
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...I think I should think it twice, yes?
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[ The Sage would never say that, not in those words, anyhow. ]
Kizakura-kun, I'll tell ya right now, I don't think yer the spy. Information don't seem like yer top priority, no offense. Yer dead like me -- ya ain't got much ta gain from workin' fer Sage-chan, an' ya clearly don't talk ta him much either.
[ Which would kind of be the big red flag, right...?? ]
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...thanks for the vote of confidence [He mumbles, standing up and adjusting his hat] Now that you mention that, does anyone talk often to the Sage? Senhime-san's the only one I know used to do that, but I haven't heard about Sage-san having nightly escapades with anyone. Have you?
[Since Teishu told him about Senhime's dinners with the Sage, he supposes he'd tell if the Sage got friendly with someone else, but he hasn't heard a word about that]
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[ He chuckles. I mean, he may have well have given a bunch of information to the spy and asked her to keep on doing what she was doing but OK... shit like that happens. ]
Though, heh, if we're bein' honest, I actually did have that date with Sage-chan on Monday. Me an' him had a drink an' had a good time. He ain't so bad fer a sadistic piece of shit.