week 4

[vicedirector]

seven vices week 4 28 players remaining ♫ monday - thursday Monday morning begins just like the rest, slow and uneasy. At 12pm, every television will go off with its usual bout of static, followed by a calm, albeit disinterested, voice. "Please gather in the hotel lobby within the next hour." That's all that it says before the televisions turn off. Anyone not in their rooms will hear the voice echoing around them as if through a speaker system, although there are (still) no speakers present. After hearing the motive, characters who choose to explore will find that the void around the town has retracted a bit, and there is now a police station to the far east of the chapel. On the chapel wall near the altar, black and white portraits of Youko, Zelos, and Morrigan have been hung up. Anyone looking for them will find that Youko's pink shoes and the fragments of Zelos's crystal are now gone. >Mingle? This is Week 4's mingle log, covering Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday. Investigations will go up on Friday. When posting toplevels, specify the time and location. If you plan on having any private conversations between characters, remember to let us know in the post linked below. More plot elements will be introduced this week. Mod comments will be occasionally distributed to open toplevels, accordingly. cast setting rulebook profiles private conversations

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[crazily]

Up to this point, yes. I'm considering asking someone else, though. After all, even if you did get enough people to participate, there is the problem of whether you try both people in a pair to not be dishonest for the other's sake, right~?

[ He thinks this last week's trial proved that, in a way. If not for Morrigan implicating herself at the final hour, then both of them would have retired, and they had conveniently covered for each other up to that point. Though Break just also isn't a naturally trusting person, she he had questioned Lithuania and Poland's alibis when they came up too... ]

The ideal way would simply be to force everyone to stay in one room, of course. That way, no one could exactly leave without another noticing.