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graveyard.
 You remember dying. In fact, you remember the exact feeling and fear of how you died, and yet in the next moment, you're suddenly standing in a cold room. You're not sure how you got here at all, but it's as if you were suddenly put here the moment after you died. As you look around, the first thing you'll notice is that you're standing in front of an open casket. And you're inside. The corpse inside the casket is definitely you, and it's also definitely dead, which certainly makes this confusing. Luckily, here's someone here to explain. When you wake up, there's footsteps walking closer, and then a familiar face appears. Iván is here, or someone that looks very much like her is. All she starts off with is two simple words— "You're dead." Which would seem obvious, but she explains that you have been before you ever arrived to the island. The shipwreck and the island are't real, after all. This is purgatory, and the Hunt is a way to judge the souls of the living. People show their true nature when they're put in a stressful situation, so it was deemed that this was the way that these judgements would be passed. She explains that you'll know your fate when the game ends, but if you really can't wait that long, you could always ask, but hope isn't lost. After all, the "killers" are on your side. If they can win the game, then everyone can come back to life. They know this, and it's why they're fighting so hard to win. It's a shame that the odds don't seem to be in their favor, but that's also part of the Hunt. Exploring your new surroundings, you'll realize that you're likely at the bottom of that giant sinkhole, at least if that light far above you is any indication. You no longer feel the need to eat or sleep anymore (technically, you never did, but the habits of being alive are hard to break), so it's a good thing there's enough to do while the game continues. You can watch the proceedings of the Hunt in one room where there's plenty of comfortable couches to sit in and lounge, as well as a fully stocked bar, if you feel like indulging. Another room offers a game room with cards, billiards, and any other games you'd like to play in a group. If you ask your host nicely, she might provide more, but for now, there's not much to do other than to watch and wait for the Hunt to end. |
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Even so, I'm sure there must be at least one fox there. If they find one General before they're caught, themselves... Are the Generals so thin that losing one would mean game over, for them? [He's being very practical, as you can see. LET HIM DREAM...]
Hmm, if we do win though, does that mean that you won't have to play any more either?
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I don't believe so. They're only down one, after all, and the innocents are down rather more than that...as to your question, I don't know.
[ She doubts it because she's a cynic but YOU NEVER KNOW. ]
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Right. So, there's a definite advantage, and it seems like they're clever enough. Though...
[CAN THE SAME BE SAID FOR THE VILLAGE? With Yamato's death, it's not appearing to be so. Do us proud, murder team (except for Tsuru).]
Well, in any case, I hope that it does. It may not mean much to say, but Kiyomitsu-kun tends to have a good sense of people, so I'd like better things for you as well.
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[ seriously foxes have you even caught a single person
YOU DIDN'T EVEN CATCH SHIJIMA ]
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[He notes it to correct her. Let him have this SMALL SLICE OF OPTIMISM for her sake if not his own. He also reaches to pat her head momentarily, because even though Shijima does not seem the type to want nor need reassurance, her head is dry now so why not.]
We'll see, soon enough.
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[ LOOK FORWARD TO IT of course his first trial to watch is the strip trial. Shijima doesn't seem to mind the head pat, or doesn't do anything to impede it, anyway. ]