POISON GAME: Taisho Roman Revolution

[idolpro]

[ The room is plain, white walls and white ceiling, except for the steel-panel flooring. There are three metal stands rising out of openings in the floor, each of which carries a glass vial on top. One of them just holds water. Of the remaining two, one contains a pale pink, opaque liquid with a creamy consistency; the next is tinged barely yellow like a weak tea, and would be almost completely transparent but for the pulp and fibers mixed in, drifting through it.

Both have flowers floated across the surface: the first a tiny sprinkling of cherry blossom petals; the second a small, but whole, bloomed lotus. They're cute and smell nice. ]

Comments

Re: DISCUSSION

[syncintohell]

Then they may reap the consequences they have sown. I will support sending it to BAD END=DEAD END.

Re: DISCUSSION

[rollplayinghouse]

Avante as a unit doesn't deserve to drink poison because Cardigan was angry Yasuragi killed them.

Re: DISCUSSION

[syncintohell]

Perhaps they ought consider leashing Cardigan, as they insisted of us!

Re: DISCUSSION

[rollplayinghouse]

Cardigan didn't do anything but make it clear they weren't just going to sit around if someone got hurt again.

Re: DISCUSSION

[syncintohell]

Had Cardigan simply acted in vengeance rather than swearing to supposed ideals of higher justice and attempting to make Yasuragi sign his own death warrant perhaps I would buy those words!

Re: DISCUSSION

[rollplayinghouse]

They weren't trying to act in vengeance. They might have given up to save Sol if they'd had the time, and they didn't seem very affected by the death. What they wanted was protect more people from getting killed by someone acting the way Yasuragi did. You've got to understand that.

Re: DISCUSSION

[syncintohell]

Oh? With the singling out of Yasuragi, and threatening his death out of the tower, despite the many times others have acted against each other in games? Without mention of Wild City, without mention of ☆ZRAEL, or their own crimes?

Re: DISCUSSION

[rollplayinghouse]

What Yasuragi did was particularly unnecessary. And obviously the most immediate example.

Re: DISCUSSION

[syncintohell]

They did not correct or expand upon objection or questioning, and their chosen method was rank. I will not abide by allowing that sort of person their way.

Re: DISCUSSION

[rollplayinghouse]

Your methods of handling objection or questioning aren't exactly great either, you know.

Re: DISCUSSION

[syncintohell]

I am nothing like them!

Re: DISCUSSION

[rollplayinghouse]

Are you sure about that?

Re: DISCUSSION

[syncintohell]

Yes. If I were to dirty my hands and debase myself, I would admit to my defilement.

Re: DISCUSSION

[rollplayinghouse]

I don't even know what that's supposed to mean.

Re: DISCUSSION

[syncintohell]

[ IRRITATED SIGHING why does no one understand him when he refuses to speak clearly ]

Cardigan took an artificial high ground, and meant to avoid any possible blow-back from their ridiculous plan. If I were to do harm, even in retaliation, I would accept my retribution and not act as though I were doing some grand good in the scheme of it all.

Re: DISCUSSION

[rollplayinghouse]

Cardigan was being deliberately provocative. And announcing things didn't hurt anyone. You make ridiculous proclamations all the time.

Re: DISCUSSION

[syncintohell]

They are not equivalent.