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Who: Exael and the Unlucky Contestants
Where: The Game Tower
When: 86, Evening
[ Between one step and the next the walls (or streets, or open air) around you changes. The sight before you is a room inside the game tower, a new pressure at your neck. Reaching up or looking at the people around you reveals it to be a collar, titanium with a small green blinking light set in the center. ]
[ the screen flickers on, on your cellphone. It's a half-second, blink and you miss it— Exael, chewing on a nail, looking uncharacteristically nervous— then the moment's gone and she waves both hands and smiles for the camera. ]
"Ladies, gentlemen, honored guests! Units of all stripes and sizes! I come offering you a game and a few familiar words, rearranged for the occasion!"
Her carnival barker demeanor shifts for a moment as she lowers her head to say: ] "Glory to the highest, and on earth peace—" [ her head snaps up, her pigtails bouncing with it, and she's grinning again, all pomp and energy ] "even if we're not getting much down here! So let's kick up a ruckus, put on a show, and see how much good goodwill alone can manage! If you wish to save your fellows, now is the time speak!"
[ The rules appear on your phones. ]
Where: The Game Tower
When: 86, Evening
[ Between one step and the next the walls (or streets, or open air) around you changes. The sight before you is a room inside the game tower, a new pressure at your neck. Reaching up or looking at the people around you reveals it to be a collar, titanium with a small green blinking light set in the center. ]
[ the screen flickers on, on your cellphone. It's a half-second, blink and you miss it— Exael, chewing on a nail, looking uncharacteristically nervous— then the moment's gone and she waves both hands and smiles for the camera. ]
"Ladies, gentlemen, honored guests! Units of all stripes and sizes! I come offering you a game and a few familiar words, rearranged for the occasion!"
Her carnival barker demeanor shifts for a moment as she lowers her head to say: ] "Glory to the highest, and on earth peace—" [ her head snaps up, her pigtails bouncing with it, and she's grinning again, all pomp and energy ] "even if we're not getting much down here! So let's kick up a ruckus, put on a show, and see how much good goodwill alone can manage! If you wish to save your fellows, now is the time speak!"
[ The rules appear on your phones. ]
[ Rules ] [ Rooms ] [ Results ] [ Endgame, Revivals & Winners ]
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I was the only one who really fought for it, but...
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You did?
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Strategically, I thought it was a good idea. And ... I didn't expect for you to protect us in return, because of what we talked about before.
But I was getting tired -- of you getting hurt, and acting like it was fine.
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. . . It - ah. . .
[ finding his hands, looking
embarrassed? flustered? ]
. . . Th. . . thank you. . .
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It's nothing.
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I love you . . .
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I'm surprised, still. That your unit agreed to it.
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Of course, not everyone agreed, but everyone's votes were scattered enough that - Ani-ue's, Nya-san's, and my votes were enough to win out. . .
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But, it isn't like we could choose more than one unit. . .
[ with a pause ]
It surprised me, too. Because, in the first place . . . what we had settled on wasn't even an alliance at all - but we ended up playing as if we did have one. . . ?
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We'll have to see. Ordinarily, it wouldn't make much of a difference in other games - it's easy to avoid hitting WILD CITY, but actively protecting WILD CITY is different . . .
Well, I think . . . it will matter to those who will believe in it, and it won't to those who do not.
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I don't expect Sensitiv overall to like Wild City more in the end.
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Between you and me, I think part of it was something of. . . being concerned that Aries-san would really kill us outside of games.
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He'd only do that for a really good reason ...
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Let's see. In essence, it was something like planning for the future . . . ?
By extending an olive branch of faith, we could better . . . prove to each other that we were open to the alliance, and therefore, in the future, we could avoid such a fate.
Well, it isn't like it was the only thing, but I don't think it's unrelated. . .
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[ softly ]
I hope it helps Haruto-san, too. . .
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. . . Well, maybe if I was, he wouldn't have had to endure what he did in that house. . .
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You're not the only reason he's like this.
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