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THE THIRD INVESTIGATION
[How is everyone, this morning?
No doubt, most of you are sleeping. Perhaps you are dreaming. Whether they are dreams or nightmares are irrelevant. Hopefully, none of you are heavy sleepers. Especially not when there is a very loud BANG that suddenly permeates through the ceiling right above the bedrooms.. The force of the impact is such the rooms actually shake, sending dust onto those in their bed.
If that didn't wake someone up, then the sudden scream coming from upstairs at roughly the same time will do it, right?
In other words. Good morning, Strangers. Something is happening upstairs.
Best to check it out, and quickly.]
LIBRARY
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There are three.]
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...I could use some assistance.
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Allow me.
[He'll go ahead and work on getting the other two back up.]
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[ She's going to...peer under those. Anything? Bueller? ]
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All of the bookcases are chained together, using the chains that hold the books on the shelves themselves.]
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The stab wound is obvious - what size blade appears to have caused it? Or... is it even a clean wound like a bladed weapon would leave?]
Miss Millstein, I'm sure you realize what this looks like, given the state you're in.
[He doesn't look at her. He can't do that again, or he will lose what clarity he has.]
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She doesn't respond verbally, but she does nod in response to Eric's comment.
Anyway, she's here if you want to ask her questions, but don't take them as Official Evidence.]
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Miss Emma, can you tell me what happened?
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I... I came up here looking for something, but when I opened the door, they fell over...
One hit Jun, and I tried to get him out, I really did, but...
[But she's a squishy witch, so.]
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So you just saw the bookcases fall?
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[A pause, as he gently removes Jun's glasses, and closes his eyes. He knows, of course, they won't stay shut, and yet....]
I refuse to act as the monster you would have me be. For Jun's sake. He thought of you as... he trusted you.
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[Her voice is barely above a whisper.]
I... I'll work with whoever wants to search me, I don't...
[Well, she's willing to cooperate, at least?]
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[His voice is clipped, and severe, and obviously forced flat.]
Was he bleeding before the bookcases fell?
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His back was-and is-towards the door of the library.]
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It is the most frustrating thing in the world to be writing someone who is not necessarily going to make remotely the same connections you do, mostly because he just wants to go full Roland after - wait, do I have to warn for Dark Tower spoilers still? ANYWAY....That tracks, with the angle Emma was sitting at and all. Would he have been lined up with the passageway windows?
But back to the wound. It is just the one wound, correct? By which I mean it's not one that pierces all the way through, leaving an entrance and exit. Is it?]
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Not only is it just the one wound-he might be able notice something in the bloody chest, if he looks closely enough.]
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I don't suppose any - never mind that, I need a second pair of eyes, please?
[There are things that will never, ever, feel "right", and shoving your fingertips into a hole in a dead boy's chest to try and grasp something that you aren't even sure is really there is one. So, while Eric's going alarmingly pale, what's that he's pulling out of Jun's body?]
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AND RETURNING TO THIS...
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He can share his visions. He looks at the gathered people - Eric, who lost it a week ago, Emma, who's breaking down badly, Osomatsu, who already lost someone important last week and saw someone innocent put to death for it...
Yeah, no, he's gonna do this on his own.
Let's look at the past.]
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A figure in a dark brown robe, a hood covering their head. Arthur can't see who they are. Maybe it doesn't matter, not when the voices start. Though, through the faded and strange din, it is impossible to figure out who-or even what gender-the speakers are.
“You should have accepted your fate.”
There is a pause.
“I’ll fight that until the day I die and I’m not accepting that ending.”
Then, Arthur finds himself raising his arms. He's wielding a bow and arrow, and, without hesitation, Arthur fires, turns without bothering to see if the arrow even hit, and--
suddenly he's back in the library.
Huh???]
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[He cuts off his own outburst. That wasn't... What the hell was that? Did he even get any indication who he was?]
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Nothing, there.]
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Try again!]
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ROOM CLEAR