[The question makes his lips thin into a frown. Disgust, at first, tickles around the edge of the pool of worry and confusion coming off him before it fades.]
Trying to save them from this world? It... has to be the truth, right? Because of what happened... They're killing people to... save them?
I've been thinking it's to save them from becoming a permanent part of the story. Like how those of us who go on those field trips lose memories and get memories of this place. Or how people get cursed into thinking school is real and important. If killing them removes them then...it makes sense.
There's an obvious answer but it's not a great one. [there's a small flutter of irritation.] So we have to find something else. Otherwise the cycle is going to keep going.
[The vibes from him are "yeah, figures" in an agreeing sort of way. Something in him grabs the irritation and runs with it, too. Loop of irritation.]
Do we let them... do it? And just... accept one of them will have to get "expelled"? We don't... hunt for them all, but for one. It satisfies the whole... [His jaw hardens, frustrated. Disgusted again.] ...game. Whatever this is.
...how is that any different than just sacrificing our friends? [...it's about the only option. search for one, keep the others alive to meet the minimum. but...that's still putting people up for execution.]
No. [he can still hate it though!] So...what? We sacrifice enough people until those in the daycare get to the administration office? Are we just doing this to buy them time?
You think the keys are the answer? [he seems skeptical of that.] If the beat is helping them does that mean he's just captive as the rest of us? It kind of feels like we're running face first into a trap.
But if that's the only thing we can do to face whatever monster is waiting...we have to figure i out what to do when we get there.
If it's a not a monster, then we'll face whatever it actually is together. We still have enough people on this side to put up a good fight, especially if everyone in the daycare is working with Principal Bear.
[The talk about together makes him frown. It isn't necessarily a bad thing. It's more... he believes that, too, but hearing the friendship together speech puts a pang of longing in him he can't brush away fast enough.
Slowly, he lifts his head again, running his hand back through his hair. Worry, worry, worry are dark clouds brewing in his emotions.]
None of you are planning to do something stupid, are you?
I'm starting to really hate how much nobody tells you guys anything. [annoyed.] But it's not like we can tell you everything before it happens. You know that.
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I'm able to see it, you dork.
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[He takes the paper and looks over the front of it slowly, then flips it briefly over to glance at the back. His brows furrow.]
"Finish the story"...?
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[... ] What do you think about what Otome-san said yesterday?
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Trying to save them from this world? It... has to be the truth, right? Because of what happened... They're killing people to... save them?
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If that really is the case then... how are we going to keep going?
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Do we let them... do it? And just... accept one of them will have to get "expelled"? We don't... hunt for them all, but for one. It satisfies the whole... [His jaw hardens, frustrated. Disgusted again.] ...game. Whatever this is.
Script.
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This can't go on for much longer.
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[He shuts up, though, because by the way he feels, he still doesn't enjoy it any more than Taichi does.]
The end of the school year. What happens then? Will we all just be...
[Stuck.]
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[He shrugs, kind of helpless for the words he's looking for.]
...get the keys?
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But if that's the only thing we can do to face whatever monster is waiting...we have to figure i out what to do when we get there.
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[There's some familiarity there. Mood. He looks away, and then drops his head on the back of the couch.]
What do we do if there isn't any monster waiting?
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If it's a not a monster, then we'll face whatever it actually is together. We still have enough people on this side to put up a good fight, especially if everyone in the daycare is working with Principal Bear.
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Slowly, he lifts his head again, running his hand back through his hair. Worry, worry, worry are dark clouds brewing in his emotions.]
None of you are planning to do something stupid, are you?
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I can't promise that, but I can try not to do something completely stupid. We're gonna do whatever it takes. You oughta know by now.
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At least tell me. It's starting to tick me off how many people in this dorm don't tell me anything.
[He has
NO ROOM TO TALK ABOUT NOT TELLING PEOPLE SHIT. But it's fine.]
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...also, you punched a wall.
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[HE PUNCHED A WALL AND DIDN'T SAY SHIT, so what. Listen here. Anyway,,,]
Tell me if you have plans. Before you do them, so I'll know. The other stuff... I know. I get it.
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[...] On a less serious note, I need prices on two more things. Nothing serious.
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[Imagine being told stuff.]
Alright. [His mood plateaus some.] What things?
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[it's more than usual at least. with that though...there's a tiny flare of embarrassment but he ignores it.]
How much would you charge me for a bass and one of the stupid knife of whatever shirts?
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The shirt is one voucher. You should hold off on the bass, unless you're looking for a special one.
[He's totally looking at Taichi pointedly.]
So when are you two going to tell everyone you're dating?
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