WEEK 1

[strangerpeople]

WEEK 1

[You now know why you're here, Titled. The question now is, is there a way to get out of here without invoking the rules? What will those who brought you here do to get you to kill?

Time will tell.

There are fifteen strangers in this place.]

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[foolishjustice]

[Look, just because they're trapped in a murder mall doesn't mean it's good to be rude! Once he has permission, he steps into the room with a small wave.]

I hope I'm not bothering you, but I'm working on my scavenger hunt list, and I recalled that you prefer to wear a hospital gown.

[Or...don't care enough to get something else?]

[totalbullshit]

I just happen to be wearing one. "Clothing preferences" are a thing of my past.

[ She's stuck in the hell cycle of hypocrisy where she refuses to wear any fashionable clothing because she doesn't care about fashion, which... in turn means she cares a great deal about what she wears. But that's not something she consciously thinks about. ]

A lot of people have been here already, it's an easy for meal tickets in the end.

[foolishjustice]

I'm not surprised. We can't be certain how often we'll have chances to increase our account balances, after all...it's best to secure resources while we can.

Ah, speaking of which, I've noticed you don't care to leave your room often, but you will still need finances for basic necessities. Here.

[He offers out a cup of coffee that most certainly wasn't in his hand a moment ago. He even gives a small, but distinct, bow.]

This is my favorite order from my favorite cafe.

[totalbullshit]

I don't remember asking for any charity.

[ There's a moment of hesitation following this complaint, but in the end she reaches out to take the cup anyway. ]

However, receiving something from fellow captives is infinitely better than voluntarily playing by their rules. .... your title is really fitting, huh?

[foolishjustice]

[He chuckles at her comment about his title. And while he's nearby, he's going to brush his hand against the bedframe.]

I thought the same thing, when I first saw it. I'm such a regular at Leblanc, it practically feels like a second home.