The Wordsmith (
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trusthell2017-03-04 12:06 pm
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Take Responsibility.
Once again, the time allotted for investigating seems to run slightly long this week - understandably so, most likely, given the state of the bodies and the fact that there were a pair of them this time. But eventually that time does draw to a close, leaving nothing but the elevator waiting for you at your floor of choice and perhaps a sense of irony in the notion that there's quite literally nowhere to go but up from here. Once again, the deceased have had three more join their numbers since you were here last - greyed-out portraits of Killia, Vanille, and Phi have been set up on their places in the podium circle, watching the proceedings with unseeing eyes from atop the black fabric that's been draped over their spots. The lectern above remains unoccupied; the Wordsmith's voice can be heard either way, however, echoing throughout the room once everyone has found their place in the circle. "Two more Apprentices' lives have been lost, and this time the guilty seeks to terminate their course of study with company in tow. Whatever their reasoning, should they wish to circumvent death or perhaps simply have the living accompany them, will you truly allow Encouraging and Rational to have died for that purpose? If your answer should be 'no', then have the guilty held accountable for their actions." Thirteen Apprentices remain. It's your job to decide how many are still standing by the end of the day. |
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[And that's because he might have a heart attack before he gave someone a bruise.]
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I'd like to think that some of us have standards, but...I suppose that is fair, yes.
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Silver goes silent.]
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I daresay we've all seen it, several times by now.
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I suppose you have a fair point.
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...
For those who have paid attention that's sort of a rare thing ]
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[Not MANY more, but. It's something.]
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[Silver, put a little more emotion into your sarcasm.]
No one's going to believe that. No one should.
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[He. He thought Silver was being honest there.]