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POISON GAME: future is now
[ 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. ]
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. ]

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And a person that loves these sort of fucking damned if you do, damned if you don't trust games.
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[she says a bit too cheerily]
Then. . . I suppose I'll be honest. I have no particularly strong attachment to how we decide to play. My priorities would be "staying alive" and "avoiding making enemies of those who will publicly announce their intent to murder us."
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A little gamble with our lives could be rather fun, don't you think?
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Couldn't have said it better myself.
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I'll leave the interpretation of that statement up to you.