Second.

[trustharder]

Friday dawns fairly quietly this week; unlike last week, there's no blood splashed around the hallway, and there's very little that seems amiss at first glance. It's almost enough to make one think that nothing happened last night – that maybe the incentive was ignored, that maybe rational-minded camaraderie may have won out over the desire to escape the Vault. That impression will last you until somebody decides to head upstairs. They won't get past the stairwell without noticing that something is definitely amiss - while there notably does not appear to be a body, that doesn't mean that something isn't there regardless. You might want to check that out. Just saying. >Explore?

Comments

[sleepingkogoro]

That sounds possible.

None of the lists Lynne-san and I received had sledgehammers included anywhere nor we got notified afterwards about obtaining one of those.

On the other hand we didn't get that many lists either, so it isn't like the culprit told us they had a sledgehammer from that machine.

[Yeah, since...all they got was two lists and Stan's verbal weapon description the cataloging plan was more or less a failure. At least Mouri has already put Sigrun, Bruce and Stan in his innocent people list, so...yay, progress?]

With some luck somebody saw somebody else obtain a sledgehammer from the machine, but I wouldn't count on that.

This will have to be solved in the debate.

[captainobnoxious]

Deeepending on what the others found, that's either going to be really easy or really hard.

[Still, it's a pretty weighty weapon, so someone's either gonna have to have some muscles to swing it or blindly throw it around.]