nobody's in the mood for recording 6.9: the post-trial garden tea "party"

[tsunderine]

The flowers that bloomed at the end of the trial are ones that only seem to prove, continuously, that the road to hell is paved with good intentions.

Of course, it's only natural that many of the people are full of mixed emotions - grief? sadness? anger? frustration? maybe something else completely different?

But it's there, along with the end of the week.

Miasma still continues to be around, of course - but make use of the fact that this might be the last time it'll be at a low level one before it shoots up again.


Well.

Life continues as usual, disregarding any feelings that any of the house's occupants might be feeling.

So what are you doing these next two days?

Comments

[dreamshielder]

[Look, it's not like he realized there would be plans to burn the contents of the greenhouse later on in the day, but it's also not like they have a better place to put Yuri's body either, so we're all living this reality together now. Kumbaya everyone.

Haku nods as Subete works his stuff. As the poisonous vapor dissolves into the generated water, Haku performs a quick hand seal, muttering a few words under his breath. The mixture of water and vapor begins to freeze over immediately, leaving a nice precipitate on the ground.]

There.

[impyroverished]

...

[When the snow falls, Emil slowly approaches the glass walls, looking inside the greenhouse, evaluating it. The plants...they're reduced to ashes. All that poison vapor that surely came out of it when burning must be captured into Haku's work, and if he sealed the vents correctly, none of it escaped before Subete used the water. Gin also ensured they weren't blasted with toxic gases, and possibly even covered any flaws Emil had when covering the vents.

It...should have worked. Yes, it definitely did. A grin slowly spreads across his face]

Seems like a job well done to me, I don't see much damage to the greenhouse stuff. Planting something harmless should be no problem now, leaving aside the slow growth part.

[This...was a success! For once, something seems to have gone according to plan.

Well, the precipitate is there on the ground, but that's a matter of getting rid of it. Shouldn't be too difficult, thinks Emil. That can be done in no time, he'll do it later. Cleaning out the soil where the plants used to be should be done, but that's not really a problem either, can be done anytime before the rooms swap. All in all, a good job]