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thefoundation2019-07-14 10:01 pm
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Week 4
It finally happened. Someone murdered, and was punished for it. After a particularly grueling trial, one much worse than the games ever were, everyone definitely needed the rest of the weekend to rest up. But now it is Monday once more, and that means it is time to get back to 'work'.
The cameras have moved again, and the contestants will need to be careful where they say what until their new locations have been revealed. In addition to that, the house itself seems to have changed, with its usual colorful appearance suddenly a bit more grey. Even the weather seems to be gloomy, with those storm clouds from last week starting to overcast the area, threatening to drop rain.
Seventeen contestants remain in this game of death. How many more will fall before the game is over? And how many more will be driven to murder?
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The cameras have moved again, and the contestants will need to be careful where they say what until their new locations have been revealed. In addition to that, the house itself seems to have changed, with its usual colorful appearance suddenly a bit more grey. Even the weather seems to be gloomy, with those storm clouds from last week starting to overcast the area, threatening to drop rain.
Seventeen contestants remain in this game of death. How many more will fall before the game is over? And how many more will be driven to murder?
Navigation | Dazai's PCs | Locations | confessions camera | PC post | IC rules

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You're a different one. What are you up to?
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Prinny work. The usual, dood.
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[His Prinny bullying senses were tingling.]
What the hell kinda work is this anyway.
[He prods the bag with a foot.]
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Got anything for us today, dood?
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[But he crouches to grab the bag and sniff at it and maybe root through it a little.]
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He'll hold his hand out for the Prinny. ]
Let's get you unstuck, dood.
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You want help?
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The soil is soft. Dood, way too soft.
[ Prinnies have peg legs. ]
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[ hmmm... ]
Where do you need to go? Or do you want me to pick out the dead flowers and weeds for you?
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Dood. I can do it later, when the soil is dry. Someone watered the plants before I got here.
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I should stay here finding work to do. Not be stuck in dirt. So please help, dood.
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[ he nods. then, he leans down a little to...basically pick up the prinny out of the ground. ]
Where do you wanna go?
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[ It has to think where it should be. ]
The pool. I might need a towel too, dood.
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You should stay outside to enjoy the night sky as well.
[ Do prinnies have curfews? Saying anyway because all aspects of the sky are beautiful. ]
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[ Even so, it's quiet for a bit. ]
I'll see if I can do that, dood.
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[ Maybe rain is what they need now. ]
Oh? If you finish your duties?
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[ That might be optimism. ]
Yeah, dood. It's a lot of work, but I'm hopeful.
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[ Or make some type of shelter on the roof. He could also probably magic a solution but eh, it's not raining right now. ]
What do you have left to finish?
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You can feed that wilted stuff to the chickens, if you want. They'll probably appreciate it.
[he just seems like he's going through the motions, though...]
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[ In the tone of a usual prinny, it comes out a bit flat. ]
Do they make you happy, dood? We can both see them.
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[like he'll never be happy again??]
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sorry, it's not your problem. Do your best, Mr. Prinny.
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Chickens don't judge. We can both do our best.
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[Silver just frowns and walks to bring the eggs inside]
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[ It waves goodbye though. ]
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