POISON GAME: future is now

[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

[bluescreenwhitedragon]

In the chance that someone sends us the antidote, you'd have to drink all the vials we receive - which means you could get poisoned multiple times.

Are you okay with that?

How much is this going to fuck you up afterward?

[metafaliure]

Well, I certainly wouldn't be pleased about it. But it's not as though I'd be traumatized by something like this. Annoyed and disappointed. Maybe angry if we get several poison vials. But I can almost hear the angry mob now- 'so you chose to poison some innocent team because of your own mistake? how cowardly!'

Well, it's true that I'm a coward when it comes to fighting but that seems like a bother to deal with either way.

[bluescreenwhitedragon]

Not a coward in the fucking slightest. I admire your sense of responsibility.

[metafaliure]

[ TYING HER HAIR UP IN PREPARATION FOR ALL THE VOMITING THAT POISON USUALLY CAUSES ]

I won't enjoy it if it kills me, which I imagine it must be capable of doing. Still. At the very least nobody can come to us pitchfork in hand after this.

[bluescreenwhitedragon]

[Intensity will hold her hair back. He promises. Since he started this whole fucking mess]

I imagine they'll be too busy being baffled by our decision to keep the poison considering how the first Mukuro game went.

[metafaliure]

[ you're a bro intensity ]

Good! As though they could ever predict our actions, honestly.