The Kingmaker (
kingmakereffect) wrote in
trusthell2016-03-19 12:00 pm
Take Responsibility.
| For the third time, those elevator doors at the end of the first-floor corridor open up at the end of the allotted investigation period; the ride down is, as ever, smooth and quick-moving. You're down by five. When the doors slide open, the podium circle still stands in stark contrast to that now-familiar black void of a courtroom, and once again, it's changed to reflect your losses – Caren and Mion have joined those with podiums draped in black, their framed greyscale profile portraits staring out at the rest of you. (The portrait of Pearl hasn't been removed from her room, but it seems the Kingmaker has replaced it with another; either way, her photograph is in the courtroom along with the rest.) As before, the Kingmaker waits until everyone is settled at their podiums before he speaks; he still isn't visible, but he can clearly be heard, his voice coming from everywhere and nowhere all at once. "Capable has been taken from you. I'll confirm one thing for you so no one will waste time asking – the killer wasn't me. Looks like the guilty decided to take a shot at Rule Seven after all – and whether they succeed or not is up to you." Twenty-two Survivors remain. We'll see how many the group has lost at the end of the day. |

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... Anyway, I think considering that you can't figure out how this chain of events unfolded, maybe that chain of events is wrong.
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Come again?
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A lot of this comes down to "who could have done this," right? We're looking for a skillset. Who cares how it happened, the point is that it did.
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That's hard to pin down, I realize.
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hm.]
You know, Yato, I don't believe Sigrun got to you during the first trial, when things descended into utter insanity and somehow managed to reveal who the killer was anyway.
Forgive my lack of familiarity with the divine, but do gods bleed normally, or...?
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Paging Mods
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One: Fight
Two: Is strong enough to lift her easily. And hang her, what, hundred lbs of dead weight?
Three: Has either the combat experience or medical knowledge to hit her artery in one clean shot with a big awkward weapon.
Four: And do all of this fast.
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[He has weight and height written down on his piece of paper.]
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PAGING KINGMAKER
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[So, you know, whenever one of those shows up in a murder trial-]