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again, we've not shown any reason that we've been a bad guy. Sure, I can be one, yeah, but this is totally random.
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So I'm back, or at least I will be eventually. Trying to reintegrate myself.
My 3DS Friend Code is 3437-3052-8998. I'm usually playing the MH4U demo or MH4U(When it comes out), but I'd also be down for 3DS Smash Bros.
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Yeah, but still. It just makes sense to me that you'd be one of the ones chosen as a bad guy, 'cause you're such a natural at it.Comment
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I think all of us have at one time or another played a bad guy role. Look at me. I'm a writer, I have to play all sides. And since most of us are writers as well, we all can be good or bad. It just matters more how well each of us can play either side. I personally prefer to play neutral.
And after that long-winded explanation, I'm going to resume my quiet watchfullness.Phillipians 4:13 - I can do everything through him who gives me strength.
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You have a very good point, HBC. Any of us COULD be the bad guys, since we've all played bad guys at one point or another. For all we know, it could be you. We have no way of knowing as of yet, and I highly doubt the real bad guy's gonna come out and admit to being the bad guy, 'cause that'd take all the fun out of it for them, you know?
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Cleverly note how Ammy has been the only one to NOT post yet... perhaps this means something?So I'm back, or at least I will be eventually. Trying to reintegrate myself.
My 3DS Friend Code is 3437-3052-8998. I'm usually playing the MH4U demo or MH4U(When it comes out), but I'd also be down for 3DS Smash Bros.
(Note to self: The hex code is #d98fef, so don't forget it)Comment
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*gasps* OMG!! Ammy is one of the two!
*changes vote to Ammy and J*Comment
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Alright folks, today is the last day to send in votes, so if you haven't already, remember to do so and PM me the name of the person you wish to vote off.
I mean, I guess unless you guys would prefer to just do it here. It might not be wise, but if it's easier...Comment
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Please take notice of how easily Mysterie has been flipping votes from one person to another. It might seem that she is trying to throw suspicion on innocent people to keep people from being suspicious of herself, in my experience playing this people usually do. It's nothing concrete, but I'm just saying.
I wouldn't mind either way, Silv.Last edited by jborgon; 02-28-2012, 07:04 PM.Comment
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You're just mad 'cause I still think it's you XD No, really I don't know who it is, or who to vote for.... I mean, it could be anyone, how am I supposed to know who to choose!! I mean, what if we choose the wrong people? That would be innocent blood on our hands! That's a lot of pressure, you know?Comment
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Seven knights sat surrounding the large round table in the middle of the room. They’d spoken their thoughts, and now the air about them was quiet, as they each casted suspicious, furtive glances at one another.
Seven knights. One of them had to go.
“Well?” Mids finally said, breaking the silence. “Are we just going to sit here? We have to do something, and right now, what the villagers want is revenge.”
“Why are you rushing it?” J said, tilting back in his chair as he drummed his fingers against the table, deep in thought. “This is something we have to carefully think through logically.”
“Agreed,” Hbc said, nodding her head. “None of us are in the clear just yet.” She glanced around the room, eyeing each person. “Although I have my suspicions.”
“Well don’t look at me,” Z grumbled, crossing his arms. “I’ve already defended myself enough, thanks.”
“I don’t like this,” Mysterie said with sad, puppy dog eyes. She rested her head against her arm on the table while slouched over in her chair. “I don’t want to have accidentally killed one of our own. I would feel terrible. I don’t think I could live with it!”
“Maybe the real reason why you don’t like it is because you are the bad guy,” J said with a wry smile. Mysterie raised her head up in alarm.
“How could you say that!” she said, her voice inclining and quivering in tone.
“Whatever happened to thinking things through before accusing?” Hbc said, raising a brow. J merely shrugged and resumed his pensive stance.
“If you guys want someone to suspect,” Blendercat interjected, “Might I suggest Ammy? After all, she’s been suspiciously quiet this whole time. She’s yet to defend herself or make an observational accusation.”
“Oh sure, blame the quiet one,” Ammy muttered under breath. “I’m doing my own thinking, if you must know.”
“Then there’s only one way to settle this,” Blendercat said, standing up to remove the knapsack that he’d been carrying with him. He pulled out several sheets of papers and writing utensils, then dumped out the rest of the contents on the floor. He placed the empty bag on the table and started passing out the items he’d taken out to everyone.
“We’re all going to write down the name of the person we suspect on a piece of paper,” he spoke as he walked around the table. “When you’re done, put your vote in the bag. I’ll tally it all up and we’ll go from there.” The others murmured amongst their selves, some mumbling in disagreement while others voiced their approval.
Several minutes later, Blendercat finished counting up the last of the votes, crumpling up the paper while simultaneously getting up from his chair. “Well, folks,” he started, “the votes are in and majority rules. And as you know, the majority can’t be wrong.”
“So who is it?” Mids asked, sharing the same impatient look as everyone else. Blendercat scanned the room with his eyes…
…and pointed a finger at Ammy. “Sorry, Ammy,” he said sympathetically. “Majority rules.” Ammy shot up from her chair in a panic.
“But I didn’t do it!” she shouted, as the other knights started to circle her. She attempted to break away from them but they managed to grab hold of her arms and immobilize her. “You’re all making a big mistake!” she continued to shout as the knights dragged her away. Her pleas echoed emptily in the castle’s corridors.
The noose was tied and that was the end for Ammy. The crowd cheered, hoping that they’d at least be rid of one of the evils that had plagued their village. Each knight headed back to their homes, having fulfilled their duty.
Each one left wondering if they’d voted right.
They waited in anticipation for the next morning to come.
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It is now Night. Those of you whose powers activate at night may choose to use their abilities now.Comment
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The nighttime air was cool and still, filled only with the sounds of crickets chirping and a distant running river. Above, the moon was a small slit of white in the pitch-black sky. A typical scene for Hyrule, had it not been for the two figures speaking amongst their selves underneath the blanket of the dark woods.
“Those fools will believe anything we tell them,” the taller one said without even a hint of a smile on his face. “It’s a wonder they’ve survived for this long.”
“Yes,” agreed the other. “We’re taking them down one by one but they’re practically doing it to themselves already. It’s amusing to see them turn on each other.”
“Regardless, the more of them they take out, the greater our chances of being discovered. We must take them out as quickly as possible.”
“And who did you want to start with tonight, Master Faul?”
Hbc sat at her desk, aimlessly doodling on a scrap piece of parchment. Her mind was replaying the events earlier that morning. Had they done the right thing, casting votes on a single person? It seemed like a rushed job to her, but then again they had been pressed for time. She shook her head of the doubts clouding her mind and pushed herself away from the table. Rest was what she needed. She’d worry about everything else later. She slipped out of her knight’s uniform and was just getting ready to jump into bed when she heard her door open. Recognizing them as two of her fellow knights, she was about to ask them why they’d come over at this hour of the night but stopped short when they suddenly transformed into two entirely different people. She gasped and took a step back, nearly tripping over her chair.
“Y-You two…are…but why…” She struggled to get her words out in her confusion but found herself at a loss.
“Why?” Faul repeated. “Because, my dear. You and the knights council are the only things standing in my way of world domination.” Two bright blue fireballs appeared from the palms of his outstretched hands, and with a single sweeping motion, the fireballs were thrown to the walls of the house. The fire stayed in its compact form. Then it suddenly burst and flames enveloped the entire house.
“Take care that she does not escape,” Faul said to his companion as he left the burning house. Haze drew his sword and advanced towards Hbc. The sound of steel being pulled from its sheath quickly brought Hbc out of her shock and she quickly and instinctively—like she was trained to do for so many years—drew her own sword. She sprung into action, swinging her sword at Haze, who in turn expertly raised his weapon against hers. The sharp clang of metal against metal filled the house as Hbc repeatedly attempted to strike at Haze, only to be blocked again and again. The heat of the house grew more intense and the smoke thick and heavy. Hbc’s eyes burned and started to tear up and it was getting harder for her to focus. Haze raised his sword again but this time he struck at a beam post and ran out the door. The house began to creak and moan. Hbc made a mad dash for the door but a piece of the roof suddenly went crashing down in front of her, blocking the exit. She was now surrounded by flames. The roof caved in and her pleas for help were answered too late.
Five knights sat surrounding the large round table in the middle of the room. They’d heard what’d happened last night. The guilt was evident in several of their faces. They’d chosen wrong, and as a result, lost two of their knights.
“So much for that,” J said softly, casting his eyes downward. It was clear that he was suffering the most out of all of them.
“I knew something like this was going to happen,” Mysterie said with a sigh. “This is a dangerous game to play.”
“This is no game, Mysterie,” Z said, seemingly anxious. “This is for real. And we could be next.”
“We can’t let this deter us,” Blendercat said, putting on a brave face. “Otherwise our comrades’ deaths will have been in vain.” He took out his empty satchel again. “We’ll try again. But this time, we’re actually going to think this through carefully. No more random guessing.” Z, Mids, J and Mysterie all nodded solemnly.
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It is now Day. Commence discussion and voting.Comment
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Now, um... ugh. no clue guys.So I'm back, or at least I will be eventually. Trying to reintegrate myself.
My 3DS Friend Code is 3437-3052-8998. I'm usually playing the MH4U demo or MH4U(When it comes out), but I'd also be down for 3DS Smash Bros.
(Note to self: The hex code is #d98fef, so don't forget it)Comment
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I'm going to say blender again, because he is obviously too scared to put in a vote..... as for the other one hmm..... I'm sorry I'm going to say mysterie, she kept changing her answers and she always does act innocent lol.sigpicI want to say a big thank you to zeke for making me the picture for my birthday.
new name idea, CrazyMidna, totally suits me doesn't it lol ^_^Comment
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No, it's because I have no evidence to go on. Perhaps it's you? You sure are quick to draw attention away from yourself.So I'm back, or at least I will be eventually. Trying to reintegrate myself.
My 3DS Friend Code is 3437-3052-8998. I'm usually playing the MH4U demo or MH4U(When it comes out), but I'd also be down for 3DS Smash Bros.
(Note to self: The hex code is #d98fef, so don't forget it)Comment
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What, me? Because I'm too innocent? Just because I'm nice doesn't make me a killer! Ever thought I might just be a nice person in general? Jeez!
I really hate this.... First Ammy, then HBC.... And we're all fighting, when we should be working together to try to find the real murderer... It's just too much.....Comment
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