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notasstrange2018-06-15 01:16 pm
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TDM: ROUND 3
TEST DRIVE ![]() 1. ARRIVAL Oh god, you're inside a Base. Why are you here? What happened to your powers? Your memories? Who else has been so unlucky as to be brought in with you? What are you wearing? What are these strange rules? And...why do you feel like the person who wrote them is going to like yelling at you? 2. POWER You have been, er, "blessed" with a power. Its not a power you want or care for, but its yours now. You might want to try an control it, lest you hurt someone else. That is...unless you want to. Or if you want to try and see if you can break out of your new domicile. Or, hey, go ahead and blow things up - there's no rule against property damage aside from the camerabots, after all... 3. HOME So now you live in a Base of some kind. Whee. Maybe living here forever won't be so bad, since there are things to do with your free time. Unless you're looking for a way out, but surely, you wouldn't do that, right? 4. MINIGAME The Commander has decided to do...erm, 'games'. Those who win the games will get prizes, the Commander has promised. This Test Drive Meme's minigame: a laundry folding contest! The most items folded in one hour wins! Work alone, or in teams - either way, you get the feeling there's an ulterior motive to the Commander making you do this while they watch and laugh... 5. MOTIVE The Commander has (somewhat too gleefully) announced the motive for the week. Clearly someone out there really wants to give you a reason to kill someone else. How will you react? Will you stand against such an insult and help others to fight the temptation? Or perhaps, you yourself are tempted...? 6. DEATH One of your own has died - no, been killed. The Inquisition has started. The body lies before you, and now you must discern the truth from the clues before you. But can you when you mourn? Or, perhaps you don't mourn the dead. Perhaps you're only playing along because you know more than you let on. 7. TRIAL Well, it looks like the Commander wasn't kidding when they said there would be a trial if someone was murdered. So now you're here, looking to condemn the responsible killer. If you do, they die. If you don't, well, you'll end up killing an innocent person, as the Commander has announced what would happen if the majority votes incorrectly. Whatever happens, you have to figure out what happened. Can you? 8. SCAPEGOAT Oh dear...the Commander has just announced that the person everyone just voted for...was actually completely innocent! Not only that, but they've revealed who the real culprit was! Maybe you're that innocent person, trying to say your goodbyes or beg for your life. Maybe you're one of the ones who voted for the innocent person, trying to cope with the horrible act you've just committed. Or maybe you're the true culprit, who now has to not only deal with an innocent dying for your actions, but also the fact that you can now be killed without repercussion!... 9. WILDCARD Anything not mentioned above. Go wild! |
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[Git gud, scrub.]
Why would someone make it too obvious? If they were smart enough to get away with it, I would think they would make things subtle enough that no one would notice.
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[ Honestly, he's not sure he's even got anything. But the evidence bothers him. Greatly. ]
Wouldn't you do the thing that comes to your first instinct? Even if it were premeditated, I feel like it's a lot of effort to go through. A lot of things could go wrong. It's easier to do the opposite than to gamble on being exactly like you. You know, then, at that point, that people might pin the crime on you. Yes, it was very unsubtle, but perhaps that was on purpose.
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[ He says this without much concern, like you would discuss the weather. ]
Besides, if I had framed someone, do you really think I would be pointing my own mistakes out?
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[ He pauses. Where was he supposed to go back to? ... Oh. Oh no. ]
... Wherever it is I'm supposed to be.
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"Loser God."
They didn't believe in him. Maybe he's--
No. No, that's no true. He knows what he is. ]
... I'm fine. Besides, you've probably noticed by now that all of us seem to be missing parts of our memories. It appears I was not exempt to this. If I was in a mortal vessel, it would have been relatively easy for them to do that.
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[ It's said somewhat shakily though, as though he might not be entirely certain if he's really sure. The kids really did a number to him in the House's school, and he's just not sure if he's simply got a Defective Soul Cube like they say, or if he really IS the God of some world.
He remembers dying. That memory is vivid in his mind. But if everything can be called into question, how can he be sure of anything?
It was bad enough to think about his life before he died. Not being remembered was, well. Already an issue he had. He takes an unsteady breath. ]
My Soul Cube is not Defective. I've been socializing just fine here.
[ He says it quietly, though, perhaps almost to reassure himself. ]
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[Kazuya... he's not entirely him. He's got part of Abel in him. Like repairing a chip in wood with another piece of wood... it's not quite the same.]
cw for suicide mention
... Even if that were the case, I've already accepted that it might be that way. If anything, it's just more reason I need to leave. If this vessel is defective, I need to leave it immediately.
[ He sucks in a breath, again, trying to steady his shaking hands. ]
But...
[ ... But he can't bring himself to do it, himself. The human body's desire to live is something to be admired, he supposes. His stupid, stupid will to hang on even though it doesn't help him one bit. ]
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[Because really, it could be either. And he's glad they've moved topic, because this is honestly fun. Much more fun than darting around trying to not get killed.]
In any case, that only makes you more suspicious, if you have that strong of a desire to leave.
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... But as I've already said, I've no reason to harm anyone else here. This is a distraction from the actual issue.
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[ He just sighs. ]
I'm not exactly eager to go back if I think it would put me back where I suspect it might, still in this body. If I killed someone and remained intact, I would simply end up facing the Trial.
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[ He glances aside. ]
It's a much more unpleasant experience than the trials here. You only experience it once, either way. Ever.
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[ And do you know what happens when you reformat a hard drive, Naoya? Take a wild guess. ]
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[ He just. Stares at his hands. He is very obviously defective. Someone proclaiming to be God so brashly never stood much chance. ]
... A number of students choose to die rather than face the Trial. I cannot say that I blame them. Miss Wiltshire and I found a lot of them when we were searching for a way out from the situation.
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[ ... Perhaps he's a poor God, but it's true--he doesn't. He is not omnipotent. ]
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