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[idolpro]

Who: You've Got Mail!
Where: Hotel Lobby
When: Day 79, morning (forward dated)

[ Did you have fun getting hella smashed? Well, congrats! Now you've got another reason for a headache this morning!

It is, of course, boxes of fanmail. It's been a while, huh?

As usual, the fanmail blocks the way out of the hotel. herewegoagain.jpg ]

[ Please comment here with your experience in using the Google Forms system! Even if you didn't submit any fanmail, you can give us your opinion on viewing fanmail via spreadsheets.

For January's fanmail submissions, we will be returning to the original system. This is so we can view the feedback and see what avenues to take in the future. Thank you your patience! ]

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[criminaljustice]

You do not.

But I guess I should explain.

[s-sighs]

[dereban]

[ This already sounds like the sweet sounds of regrets, but: ]

Okay. Go on?

[criminaljustice]

[... it's. such a long story, though...]

Back two weeks ago, there was a kind of social event going on, and everyone realized people were starting to go gray. Starting with Future is Now and spreading to people who didn't conform with their units for various reasons.

There was a scramble for getting information, but ultimately, I ended up summoning a demon called Asmodeus while King from Heart Soldier Senshi tried to call upon Heaven and got a demon instead.

Both units got... [gestures at his head] "possessed" into having no morals and feeling the need to enforce unit image and unity and conflict between the units. There was a lot of... things that happened, but in the end we ended up judging a game--a trial.

Half the units present were killed in that game. Because they weren't meeting the standards we were made to judge.

[ergo... "made into Asmodeus's enforcers" becomes "Asmodeus's fucktoys"]

[dereban]

[ Even in spite of it being a long story, she doesn't seem to be disinterested throughout, hand rested under her chin deep in thought as she listens, mostly silent with just a soft hum at the end, contemplative. ] There's a lot of things I could honestly say to that, but I have the feeling that I don't have the right to say it with that shortened version of events. Plus it might be beating a dead horse at this point.

[criminaljustice]

Haa... if you want the longer version, we can always go over it later.

[but yeah, he looks tired even saying this much about it. that horse has been beaten quite thoroughly]

[dereban]

[ She's genuinely sorry and definitely notes the tiredness in his expression, frowning a little. ]

Definitely a talk for later. For now, though, I probably should get this into the paper shredder.

[criminaljustice]

We have a fire for it.

[gestures to CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM]