Yvette's super fun spy simulator: Session II

[idolpro]

Objective: Convince Yvette to leave the Ideal World.
The following is ICly known:

• Unit abilities are off
• Yvette is actively trying to sabotage players
• One tactic is making interaction "pay for play," using memories, specifically those of Yvette. (max 5)
• False memories will not be accepted as Payment.
• Alternate Payment is negotiable, but will also result in forgetting what is paid (roll 1d6 with a score of 4 or higher for an accepted alternate payment)
• Use of force is highly inadvisable, and the condition for success is extremely low. Failure will result in a false memory.
• Your smartphone works, and can be used to document inconsistencies in the Ideal World.

tl;dr The more evidence you collect, the more convincing you are; memories can be used to fast track, but if they run low, you get mindfucked.
All things lost or received during the game will be reversed upon waking or within one IC day, at player’s discretion. The character does not know this ICly.

Comments

Library

[idolpro]

You enter what looks like a grand library, with large, high windows and a sweeping staircase to the second floor. The bookshelves are full of books to browse, likely full of secret spy knowledge.

Yvette is seated at the front counter, reading a book.

Re: Library

[iamverybadass]

Oh—

[ Wait, heading over to her so he can keep his voice polite and low for the library ]

Yvette. What are you reading?

Re: Library

[tradesecret]

Yvette is the stereotypical model of a bookish librarian: her hair in a long, loose braid, she's wearing horn-rimmed glasses, and her nose in a book.

The Book Drop is also located right by the front desk.

"German Linguistics. How may I help you?"

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[iamverybadass]

... Do you really not recognize me?

Re: Library

[tradesecret]

"My apologies, I'm afraid I don't. You're one of the candidates for the espionage program, aren't you?"

Re: Library

[iamverybadass]

I'm Talon. From Wild City. You know me.

Re: Library

[tradesecret]

For a moment she pauses, unresponsive, then she gives him a customer service-friendly smile:

"Hello, and welcome to the Library. How may I assist you today?"

Re: Library

[iamverybadass]

...

Is there any version of Yvette in this place that's capable of holding a conversation?

Re: Library

[tradesecret]

Libraryvette laughs.

"I'm sorry, was I too formal? I can answer any questions you may have regarding the aspects you'll be assessed on."

Re: Library

[firstworldproblem]

[Checking out the bookshelves first.]

Re: Library

[tradesecret]

Every page of every book is filled with:

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.

It is impossible to glean any information from this.

Re: Library

[firstworldproblem]

[He picks out a book anyway and brings it to the counter.]

Enjoying your book?

Re: Library

[tradesecret]

Yvette is the stereotypical model of a bookish librarian: her hair in a long, loose braid, she's wearing horn-rimmed glasses, and her nose in a book.

The Book Drop is also located right by the front desk.

She peers over a book that is easily identifiable as a German Linguistics textbook, Moreso than the books on the shelf.

"Yes, I am. How may I assist you?"

Re: Library

[firstworldproblem]

I'd like to check this out, but perhaps after pursuing upstairs. Do you have any suggestions? Also, might I borrow a pen?

Re: Library

[tradesecret]

She passes over a pen, and pulls out a stack of books, related to the care of cats and dogs. You get the impression any information of substance will cost you.

Re: Library

[firstworldproblem]

[He can't help but chuckle.]

Are you trying to tell me my watching over of Ruru is inadequate? Or do you not remember me as well?

Re: Library

[tradesecret]

"I have a general understanding of the knowledge base of every candidate. Just as the combat instructor has knowledge of their physical abilities, and the Bartender knows their social skills.

But no, I don't know anyone personally."

Re: Library

[bluescreenwhitedragon]

[Browsing the bookshelves first.

Hmmm. What do we have here?]

Re: Library

[tradesecret]

Every page of every book is filled with:

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.

It is impossible to glean any information from this.

Re: Library

[bluescreenwhitedragon]

[Tucks one of the books under his arm anyway. As if he was going to take it home and study before approaching Yvette #3]

Any recommendations?

Re: Library

[tradesecret]

She hands him this book.

You get the impression any information of substance will cost you.

Re: Library

[bluescreenwhitedragon]

[Just. this face.]

Is talking about my feelings really that important?

Shouldn't I be worried about the target talking about their feelings?

Re: Library

[tradesecret]

Just this face.

"The library director has a peculiar sense of humor."

Re: Library

[bluescreenwhitedragon]

Can I get two books for the price of one memory?

Re: Library

[tradesecret]

"That depends on the subject of the books."