The Kingmaker (
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Take Responsibility.
And once the allotted time for investigating comes to a close, those elevator doors at the end of the first-floor corridor open up; the ride down is fast, smooth, and understandably tense as far as atmosphere goes. You're down to less than half of your original number. The doors slide open and the podium circle comes into view, standing stark against the black-walled courtroom and encircling that pit in the center; Misa and Aqua have joined the ranks of the deceased, photographs in greyscale watching the proceedings from their podiums draped in black. Of course and as always, the deceased aren't the only ones watching; the Kingmaker will make his presence known once everyone has settled at their podium, his voice sounding out through the room for all to hear. "Resilient has been taken from you. Maybe this time the guilty party will actually succeed at fulfilling Rule Seven, seeing as this is the sixth try and all. Whether they manage it is up to the rest of you." Thirteen Survivors remain. However many will be down by the end of the day is up to you. |
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You didn't like, fall on her or something, did you?
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Oh my god, no.
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[ Sort of like Yato, if he thinks about it. ]
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Aqua came into the music room late last night. I didn't ask why she was there, the point is that she was. I've been teaching her how to sing, and sometimes we'd spend time together at night, so I guess she couldn't sleep or something. She noticed the toolkit and asked what I was doing with it - I think her first question was if I was trying to tune the piano? Anyway, I told her that I've been having some difficulties, and she asked me if I needed help with them, because they're probably pretty hard to do on myself.
So I let her fiddle with things for a while. Afterwards, she talked to me for a bit and convinced me that it was probably a good idea for me to write to my cousin, because I told her I'd been missing them lately. I agreed to it, thanked her for it, and left.
That's pretty much it. I spent the rest of the night writing letters, getting ink on me, and then apparently accidentally implicating myself in a murder.
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HEY KINGMAKER
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Why did you ask for Aqua's help, specifically? It seems like an odd choice of a person to ask.
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[He shrugs at that.]
I guess she couldn't sleep? I didn't ask her why she was there, that was just where we ended up meeting. I was teaching her to sing, so maybe she heard me in there and decided to come in. We both found that pretty calming, and she seemed to like it enough.
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[...]
Was she already wearing that dress?
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[...]
...After she died, sweetheart, that's why people were kind of horrified earlier.
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What made you even suddenly decide to try repairs there in the first place? She was there, sure, but something must have happened that required you to suddenly ask for her assistance.
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...You're really just proving my point, though. You know that, right? If that sort of fix wouldn't work, I couldn't have possibly fought her the way you're all insisting I did.
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paaaging mods
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But obviously it's not relevant in the middle of a trial so he's not saying anything...]