idolpro | FIVE'S IDEAL WORLD: SESSION 2

[ You receive a message on your phone.

“Your objective is to convince Number Five that the world is fake, and that he should return to Tokyo F. Find the necessary material to navigate the place in the attachment below.”

There’s an attachment with a map for the place you’ve just found yourself in.

Visual for the Map, and from above

GROUND FLOOR:
Entrance
Living Room/Bar

FIRST FLOOR:
Allison’s room
Luther’s room
Ben’s room
Klaus’ room
Vanya’s room
Diego’s room
Reginald’s Office
Grace’s recharging station (no room, corridor upstairs)

SECOND FLOOR:
Five’s room
Sir. Reginald’s room
Surveillance Room

ROOFTOP:
Attic
Greenhouse
Observatory

BASEMENT:
Kid’s Space
Infirmary

OUTSIDE:
Garden
Mausoleum (accessible through the garden) ]

Unit powers are OFF
Any powers your character had in their own world is ON, but using them will tire them out way faster than normal. You will have to roll 1d12 and get a score of 5 or above for them to work ]

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only

No. I was. You were in Baritones. I just said that's where I met you.

All right, good, at least I'm on the same page there.

Any birthdays, marriages, so on that I might have forgotten? Of course I know yours is coming up, but.

[ because she asked your robot mom. but. ]

Do you remember about Vergil and Lahabrea's or did you forget that too? No other birthdays are coming up.

[ HEH

holy shit ]

Oh, no, I definitely couldn't forget that one.

...Vergil's still so shy about it; it's a bit cute. I was speaking with his son, earlier, and I suppose they're both a bit easily flustered.

That family is a mess, I'm not surprised.

That family is a mess.

But I'm glad everyone's so happy in spite of the various messes, you know?

I'd be happier if your memory was working as it should, but I'll take your presence, regardless.

[ she reaches over to ruffle his hair.

suffer. ]

[ LOOK HE'S NOT EVEN PROTESTING ]

Was that necessary?

Always.

Ah, there was one thing I was wondering about, though, if you have a moment. I found a magazine that I think belongs to one of your sisters—"I heard a rumor," I think it was, and—

—the center page was a little odd.

[ she holds it up. ]

[ he just looks at it but he's clearly Not Happy ]

What about it?

It just seems a little odd for a young ladies' magazine? It seemed a little targeted, honestly.

It's from years ago. I don't know what kind of things Allison liked to read.

No? She's your sister, so if anyone would know I'd assume it would be you.

Although if ladies' magazines have upgraded to existentialism in this day and age I'm delighted to see it.

Why wouldn't ladies magazines handle existentialism?

[ wheeze

...buddy. ]

...well, that's a question I've certainly had about your world's literature.

Literature is mostly boring anyway.

Is that why so many of the books in this house are empty?

[ ASIDE FROM TEXTBOOKS ]

I don't know what you're talking about.

It's good for you to have a strong interest in math, but—

[ well, she pulls out all the blank books she's been pinching as free notebooks. ]

You know, I've been in a lot of houses like this, but usually the books they don't read are at least real.