At least this time we seem to just have a bunch of people stuck with chills instead of shouting about who wants to destroy whom... though I wouldn't be surprised if by the end of the trial, we all get affected by it.
[because lbr, it's completely plausible that everyone would just crash into each other and spread the chill.]
Yeah. It's actually a little strange. I can understand Blackfire, if someone thought she was too much of a loose cannon... but it doesn't completely make sense for people to be killing this much.
Not because we're all a bunch of pacifists, but because it's risky to kill, considering we have the trials. In particular, the shadier gods and their followers should know they're especially vulnerable, since last week we had people talking about voting for Cunning on the basis of his personality—even Ruin's well aware of what'll likely happen if her name appears on the list.
Though, of course, there's always the possibility that any of the so-called benevolent gods are behind this. [...] That's the other thing that sucked about the culprits being dead last time. I don't necessarily think Piety put him up to it or anything, but we couldn't ask Saint-Germain for his reasoning.
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And if people are doing it entirely of their own volition, why? Even if it's to cull the competition, it's jumping the gun. We've got a few weeks left to go, and even at this pace, we'll still hit the time limit. Until then, defections and the other murders mean that the numbers could easily fluctuate, as was the case with Sincerity...
... Since it doesn't seem like any of them are in a hurry to ditch, I was thinking about gathering all of the known Love followers so that we could talk together. I spoke about it with Love, and she's not against it—though if we're doing it, we should do it as soon as possible.
Depending on whether I can get Justice to amend the rules or if I want to go through loopholes, it might have to wait until next week, thanks to that second rule, but... would you be up for it?
... The important thing is that we all have an investment in keeping Love in the running, and Love seems confident that most of her followers wouldn't leave her—actually, she admitted that I seem like the only one who would. [he shrugs.] But as long as she's in the lead, we're good.
One of them, I think can be trusted. Another, Love says is similar to me: they'll side with her as long as she's winning. The third I know of... I'm undecided on them, mainly 'cause I don't know if they can keep a secret. Though first, I have to actually confirm them.
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At least this time we seem to just have a bunch of people stuck with chills instead of shouting about who wants to destroy whom... though I wouldn't be surprised if by the end of the trial, we all get affected by it.
[because lbr, it's completely plausible that everyone would just crash into each other and spread the chill.]
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[Hm.]
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[She doesn’t sound frustrated about that, though.]
...Did you know any of them well?
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Yeah, I know what you mean. What about you?
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I knew Fortune and Blackfire, but we didn’t really talk that much. It just feels... It sucks that this keeps happening, you know?
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Not because we're all a bunch of pacifists, but because it's risky to kill, considering we have the trials. In particular, the shadier gods and their followers should know they're especially vulnerable, since last week we had people talking about voting for Cunning on the basis of his personality—even Ruin's well aware of what'll likely happen if her name appears on the list.
Though, of course, there's always the possibility that any of the so-called benevolent gods are behind this. [...] That's the other thing that sucked about the culprits being dead last time. I don't necessarily think Piety put him up to it or anything, but we couldn't ask Saint-Germain for his reasoning.
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And if people are doing it entirely of their own volition, why? Even if it's to cull the competition, it's jumping the gun. We've got a few weeks left to go, and even at this pace, we'll still hit the time limit. Until then, defections and the other murders mean that the numbers could easily fluctuate, as was the case with Sincerity...
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If you had to guess why it was happening so much... What would your answer be?
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—Ah, that reminds me, though. I wanted to discuss something with you.
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What’s up?
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Depending on whether I can get Justice to amend the rules or if I want to go through loopholes, it might have to wait until next week, thanks to that second rule, but... would you be up for it?
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Yeah, I would. Since I’ll be meeting them anyways... Can I ask who else has said yes?
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I guess I could have you reveal my alignment for me, since that probably wouldn't count, but I'd rather see for myself how they react.
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Unless you’re going to find it funny.
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It's more about how much I can trust them. For that, I want to be able to judge their response myself.
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One of them, I think can be trusted. Another, Love says is similar to me: they'll side with her as long as she's winning. The third I know of... I'm undecided on them, mainly 'cause I don't know if they can keep a secret. Though first, I have to actually confirm them.
Are you aware of who the other followers are?
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No. The only one I know is you.
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[She pauses.]
Can I ask why you want to have a meeting, though? Just to strategize, or...?
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