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thefoundation2020-05-30 10:38 am
foundationmods) wrote in thefoundation2020-05-30 10:38 am
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FINAL CONFRONTATION.
The Winchester House looms before you, the barrier that kept everything in - the time stop that Dog placed over the area - now thin as a single pane of transparent glass, Solomon still clearly outside the house frozen in the same position he was on the tapes.
The minutes tick by - and the barrier slowly gets thinner and thinner, close to falling.
You have seen everything - the events of the past. You have also come up with your own ideas of what to do from here - how to save your fellow 6350's lost to the curse, and defeat the Curse itself.
There is no one left alive in the house.
But, at the end of all of this...
There will be a wrong righted.
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...They better give us a raise after this.
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Though, the rest of you should demand a hefty raise at this point.
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[Do they even have union representatives. Are they even in a union to begin with? Probably not, but it's the principle of the matter!!
...Man, he totally didn't really take it in when they were messing around in the house, but Gil sure did take cues from Subete huh.]
Anyway, you look like you're doing pretty well, all things considered.
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[ Gilgamesh seemed to think there weren't, so... ]
Naturally. Speaking honestly, I can't be doing anything other than 'well' since the destruction of that wretched curse.
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[For unions and raises and not being treated like shit by his bosses!! Which may or may not actually be too lofty for the Foundation, oops.]
That wasn't exactly what I meant. I thought some of the others killed you in there, but you never became a part of the curse in the end. Did you just recover somehow?
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I used my body as a catalyst to summon myself as a Servant, which allowed my soul to escape the confines of the house.
[ ....beat, because hm maybe he should simplify it. ]
...Basically, I revived myself. I figured not only having myself added to the curse was an outcome no one desired, including myself, but there was more I could do once I managed to bring myself outside of the shackles of the curse.
[ Except, you know, memory erasure happened but if Gilgamesh was able to account for everything then he'd be practically omnipotent. ]
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At least someone managed to get away. [like, the curse is dead and all but he still hates it??]
...Either way, I guess I should be thanking you.
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Oh?
[ Well, apparently he wasn't expecting 'thanks'. Not because he thought it wasn't deserved, but because of just the way anything was, he wouldn't be surprised if people didn't rightfully give expressions of their gratefulness until much later. ]
...Yes, you should, and naturally I'll accept your expression of gratitude. I've always thought you were one of those who'd be a waste to lose to the curse anyway.
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He opens his mouth to wave it off, ready to say something like, "enjoy it while it lasts", but he pauses at the compliment. ...Wait, a compliment?]
...Huh, really? I would've thought you considered me 'beneath you' or something, at best.
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You were the one who first discovered that brick area from where we could launch an attack, and made noteworthy contributions in the trials that we were forced to face. Even if you did manage to shoot yourself like an absolute buffoon on the first day [ smirk ] I'd never forget what you did. Both what happened to aid us and whatever inconvenienced us.
[ If he rationalized it as something that came down to skill, even he could get himself to admit to such things. ]
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Look, bullets don't normally ricochet off drywall where I come from. [That's his excuse and he's sticking with it!! But hmm, the rest...] I'd like to say I was just doing my job, but I'm pretty sure I stopped caring about that after the first week. I guess I should be flattered that you guys took my word for it this whole time, though.
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You should be. Though I can easily imagine the looks on those other mongrels' faces if you've disclosed such a thing to them as well.
[ His words were said so casually, in a tone that sounded as if he were telling a joke or teasing. ]
That said, in regards to your skill, if you find the Foundation lacking, I'm sure there'll be others who'd be able to use it better.
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[Considering he did do a murder and then proceeded to shoot an unarmed person in the face in the proceeding trial, which is probably not what a police officer should do, oops. But leaving that aside, that last bit is certainly interesting. It's true that the Foundation ultimately got them into this mess, so his feelings toward them are pretty bitter especially considering there was actually a higher up in their midst that did nothing but watch them die for weeks. And as such, he can't keep the interest out of his voice when he speaks up again.]
...You know people who are hiring or something?
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[ And those who'd think that Date's radical actions in the murder had to do with the motive spelling the death of everyone if no one did act in the first place, along with the effect of the miasma. Really, there were countless scenarios where he could see such surprise taking root.
But at the question, he just smirked. ]
It's not a matter of knowing 'people' when I am, is it?
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I guess we'll see.
[Either way, new employment that's not shitty is definitely a more appealing topic right now!! Even if the skepticism is clearly audible.]
Wait, you? What are even hiring for?
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In a world like this, there would be many things that'd require looking into—including that which is beyond. Having a detective's perspective could be useful, even if naturally my own would reign supreme.
...But, I'll speak to you about those details later and somewhere more privately. You'll know when it's time, as I'll come for you myself. And then you can make your decision when I've briefed you at that moment, or perhaps some other time.
In the meanwhile, we'll see how the Foundation will prove to be a disappointment before then.
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It's also sad though because otherwise he can't really give Gil a flat look and have it be noticed!! Still, for all that bluster and arrogance, Date did have to acknowledge that it was more than just talk and Gil also showed his competence in that situation, which was more than someone could say about the Foundation.]
You really know how to drive a hard bargain, don't you. [That line is said sarcastically, but the next is not.] But alright, I don't mind hearing you out. If nothing else, we can at least agree on how we see the Foundation and their way of doing things.
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[ He looked particularly smug nonetheless, seeming confident in ... something at least. Probably the result or his own ego or both. ]
I know we'll be able to see eye to eye, mongrel or not. The Foundation will have a lot to answer for with its incompetence, after all.
[ Then, he'll give the man a parting smirk (for now), before turning his attention to their new company (who will appear in the new post) and making his way over to two certain someones. ]