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imeeji_frontstage2019-09-21 11:56 am
idolpro) wrote in imeeji_frontstage2019-09-21 11:56 am
Entry tags:
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- 𝄳 kija,
- 𝄳 moriyama shiemi,
- 𝄳 yona
Betrayal Session 17
Who: You lot
When: To be inserted into the timeline after completion
What: Betrayal at the House on the Game Tower
[ The game starts with you in elevators, the doors jammed shut. You can keep an eye on the city further and further below you, but there's no introduction to today's game.
It's just as well. Those of you who recognize it need no introduction to it. Those of you who don't couldn't be prepared by any host's opening spiel, anyway.
The elevator stops atop the central tower of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government building and then lurches unpleasantly, wrenching itself out of where elevators ought to go. The sudden movement jolts you, and when the doors open you spill out into a room.
Hopefully, with not too much time missing. ]
When: To be inserted into the timeline after completion
What: Betrayal at the House on the Game Tower
[ The game starts with you in elevators, the doors jammed shut. You can keep an eye on the city further and further below you, but there's no introduction to today's game.
It's just as well. Those of you who recognize it need no introduction to it. Those of you who don't couldn't be prepared by any host's opening spiel, anyway.
The elevator stops atop the central tower of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government building and then lurches unpleasantly, wrenching itself out of where elevators ought to go. The sudden movement jolts you, and when the doors open you spill out into a room.
Hopefully, with not too much time missing. ]
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[shakes his head] ...It, ah, might be better if I do not seek anyone out. And I am not certain of the rooms here, since...I did not make it far last time.
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... yeah, um, the layout changed since last time too, so... some things seem more or less in the same place, but it's difficult to say for sure.
If Nine's here in this round, I'd like to find him, but I don't even know where to start looking.
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...though, ah, if possible we should avoid small places. Or, ah, places where people might congregate.
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[... rubs his hands over his face, shoulders drooping.]
Maybe we should just stay here. Try to keep safe that way...
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...do you think we could, ah, try to block the door?
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If... we dragged some of the pews over, maybe? I'm not sure how much they weigh. Do you want to try?
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and rolled a 9.
so let's see about that.]
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but does his scrawny best to help carry.]
...let's, ah, see if this works. I, ah, hope it does...
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anyway anyone who wants to get into the chapel this direction: roll might vs 9 ]
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Especially given the, ah...point of this game.
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Especially if everyone is, ah, elsewhere...
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[sits down on another pew.
... after a moment, lies down instead.
it's uncomfortable, because there is no such thing as a comfortable church pew, but whatever.]
For once.
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It is, ah, fortunate...
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... thanks. I wonder how many rounds it's been? And how many are left...?
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