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♪ my class trial, our class trial ♫
Who: Everyone + Hiro if ori wants
When: January 12th, then anytime past January 15th
Where: Common Room
What: please let's wake steph and also maybe prove miyuki innocent if he really is
Warnings: tbd
[there is no gentle way to do this on the pda.
but you know what that is perfectly fine they were doing CSI rp earlier what's one more--]
All hands, round up.
Think we've got as much as we can right now, so let's settle in and work it out -- together. Come to the usual meet-up spot as soon as you can, and we're not leaving until the perp's worked out. Bring your own joe and a wit sharp as can be, because we are in for the long haul.
Detective Akamatsu, signing out.
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a-anyway.
meng yao's done his best to preserve one (1) stephanie meanswell and she's currently laying on the couch in a state some may find familiar and others not at all, but she's very much alive -- if barely. have your shock and surprise, this is going to be once all evidence is collected icly. also after noah and kaede make a grave for miss vp god rest her soul.
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hiro is allowed to be here, if he wants, if only because part of this is his sister's death and one of y'all had BETTER take care of him.
there are no snacks, no drinks unless you byoj (bring your own joe), and kaede will wait until... all or presumably all are filed in before she speaks.]
I hate to say this, but you all are easily more experienced with this than I am... Still, there's no reason to wait on this when one of our classmates has turned up dead, and another [she is assuming stephanie is theirs] is in the state that she is. I don't want to think one of us had anything to do with it, but turning away from the truth only invites more pain--
So let's lay out what we know and try not to go at each others' throats about it.
[please. even the most unbelievable, impossible happenings have roots to them, and she wants it solved -- not just for hiro's sake, who's pain is something she can barely imagine, but for stephanie and the vice principal, too.]
[links:
○ investigative miroboard
○ round up one
○ round up two
When: January 12th, then anytime past January 15th
Where: Common Room
What: please let's wake steph and also maybe prove miyuki innocent if he really is
Warnings: tbd
[there is no gentle way to do this on the pda.
but you know what that is perfectly fine they were doing CSI rp earlier what's one more--]
All hands, round up.
Think we've got as much as we can right now, so let's settle in and work it out -- together. Come to the usual meet-up spot as soon as you can, and we're not leaving until the perp's worked out. Bring your own joe and a wit sharp as can be, because we are in for the long haul.
Detective Akamatsu, signing out.
[...
a-anyway.
meng yao's done his best to preserve one (1) stephanie meanswell and she's currently laying on the couch in a state some may find familiar and others not at all, but she's very much alive -- if barely. have your shock and surprise, this is going to be once all evidence is collected icly. also after noah and kaede make a grave for miss vp god rest her soul.
...
hiro is allowed to be here, if he wants, if only because part of this is his sister's death and one of y'all had BETTER take care of him.
there are no snacks, no drinks unless you byoj (bring your own joe), and kaede will wait until... all or presumably all are filed in before she speaks.]
I hate to say this, but you all are easily more experienced with this than I am... Still, there's no reason to wait on this when one of our classmates has turned up dead, and another [she is assuming stephanie is theirs] is in the state that she is. I don't want to think one of us had anything to do with it, but turning away from the truth only invites more pain--
So let's lay out what we know and try not to go at each others' throats about it.
[please. even the most unbelievable, impossible happenings have roots to them, and she wants it solved -- not just for hiro's sake, who's pain is something she can barely imagine, but for stephanie and the vice principal, too.]
[links:
○ investigative miroboard
○ round up one
○ round up two
(Forgive the newbie if these are stupid questions! ^^;)
Then it was the state of the Vice principal's corpse. Her face had been completely burned. What was the purpose of that? They had found out her identity without her face so it couldn't be trying to hide her identity, could it? Arisu also had burns on her hands and face but there was no damage on her uniform...
Whatever happened, it was mostly cleaned up after, only leaving a blood hammer and some strands of hair. And the note and it's own evidence with it...And the fourth floor...the handprint matched Ishimaru-kun. He didn't know if that was a clue or not but he hoped it wasn't. Ishimaru shouldn't be involved with something like this.
After a moment of silence, Makoto opened his mouth to speak.]
Forgive me if these are dumb questions but I have to ask...What is the benefit of killing someone here? I've heard many people casually admit they've killed people here but they are still here. I've even heard people talk about it like it was essential to solving things. And as for this discussion, what is the purpose of this if other murders are seemingly forgotten? What makes these murders different? I don't approve of murder of any kind, but I have to ask why these ones are different. And...
[He stopped for a moment before gathering himself to ask.]
...what happens to the murderer when this conversation is finished?
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...nothing.
[He crosses his arms over his chest. What he's not saying is that people who kill get to feel tons of pain the next day, something he found out the hard way after the practicum ended.]
There's nothing we can do. We get merit points for killing. It's encouraged, almost. What are we supposed to do? If we kill the killers, we're not better. It's not our justice to dole out, in most cases.
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[Makoto gaped at Noah at his response. He was expecting an argument about justice or some mention of the greater good. Not...that.]
B-but then...Why are we doing this? If it's normal, even encouraged, why are these ones different?
[He shook his head in bewilderment before continuing.]
N-Not that I want to brush aside this tragedy, that's not it! I'm just confused.
[Was there some kind of mastermind behind everything?]
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[It's cold, how he states it, but that's the truth. No one bothered to investigate Hyde, because they hated Hyde, and when they found out Noah had to kill the serial killer that was Hyde, everyone forgave him because it was in self-defense.
Noah's sort of the odd one out.]
Sometimes, we find answers. Sometimes, we don't. No matter what happens, someone gets rewarded at the end of the day. It sucks.
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Not shocking but it hurt. He truly believed everyone deserved compassion. Even the people he hated. Even the mastermind to ending the world back home. Sighing in resigned acceptance, he looked away at the wall in thought.]
...Answers to leaving this school I'm assuming?
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He can't say a single thing about how murder is wrong, when he quietly seeks vengeance on those who took from him once upon a time. So he doesn't; he won't. He's learnt better than that now.]
No. Answers to the murders. ...Sorry. If it were that simple, we'd be slaughtering each other en masse for answers, I think.
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...Figures. I was hoping that at least all this murder was counting to something.
[Even the excuse of the greater good would be better than just senseless unending pain. Even pain that could be argued that was deserved.]
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Ahaha, nothing usually. We all just go on with our lives, and pretend that didn't happen and everything's fine. Like it won't happen again!
[Oh. Huh. Do you maybe have... something you want to get of your chest, Shin?]
Nobody's been upset enough to care, before. Or are you going to argue with a murderer and their friends? Have another go in the tree yourself? You can try again when you come back!
[Trying to rein himself in, come back down to ground.]
Personally, I'm just here to make sure Hiro stabs the right person.
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[ PLS HE WANTS TO GO HOME SOME DAY ]
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[ And it's not like closing his eyes is an option anymore. ]
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[ He doesn't know that there's someone who can heal him, nor does he think that someone would. For all of that, letting himself get stabbed might as well be a confession.
If you confess, you lose. ]
If somebody wanted to be the student council president, they could win it by a vote. Nobody has to die for that position, nobody should kill for that position. Having any part of that would be a slap in the face to my friends back home.
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[ She doesn't look at Sou...and ignore her hipocriscy, because she knows she's not the best person to say this. But nobody else seems to be sticking up for the idea of mercy. So many people here have done...really bad things...but punishment doesn't seem right. ]
We're all trapped by this school, and we all want to escape. We should work together instead of focusing on who among us deserves to be punished.
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[ Crona is rolling with glee in their nonexistant grave but you know!! Sara liked that guy!!! He was really nice. ]
I can't tell Hiro what to do...its a complicated situation. [ She would still tell him revenge was bad, make no mistake, but she's going to reserve judgement until they find the murderer. ] Still, as a group, I think its good we don't focus to much on trying to punish people. Hurting people just makes more people hurt, you know that.
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So...All of this is because it's personal this time?
[Sure that was usually the case with murder. After all, it was rare for someone who had no one that cared for them to get a real investigation. But if there was something he learned from his time living in a broken world it was that everyone has a reason for doing something. Even she had her reasons no matter how twisted those reasons were.]
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This time... All the others as well I guess. It's all about who you know...
[Something pent up in him is draining back into the depths, leaving him tired.]
Solving things... There isn't any difference between these meetings and the ones we call about finding things out, really. It's all only if it concerns us... or people we care about.
[He doesn't like that it's that way, admittedly.]
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I see...So that's how it is...
[Any hope of ending this cycle before more people got hurt fizzled at those words. Which he wasn't surprised by, not at all! But he had to try.]
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He can't read the small text though.]
Mm. It's not great, ahaha. Hard to see a solution...
[He's cooling down a bit. Despite his words, he doesn't actually want anyone to die.]
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u good!!!
[ Except... Hiro's already pretty much established what'll probably happen. Which-- does he really have the right to stop that? ]
When it comes to a motive though... [ Ugh. He hates to say this. ]
Arisu told me a while ago that being a part of the student council paints a target on your back, sometimes to open up a spot in the council itself. Given the position that she holds, how public facing she would be, one would see those as a reason to... do that.
!
Still, there was something he had to ask.]
Being part of the student council is that dangerous? Why? I mean, there's the power and influence I suppose but to murder someone over that? It seems a bit extreme to me.
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I wouldn't be surprised if any of that came from the aftermath of the exams. A large amount of students didn't make it past them.
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The students? Did something happen to them?
[After these murders, he almost didn't want to ask.]
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Well. You can probably assume what may have happened to the students who failed.