WED BED BEHEAD: Taisho Roman Revolution
[You wake alone with your unit in what appears to be a dressing room. There's nothing on the costume racks right now, but you have vanity seats and a couch to chill on if you like.
On a table in the center of the room, there is an ornate metal box with three slots on top. The slots are labeled with the names of three other units: pep!pep!, WILD CITY, & ☆ZRAEL. Next to the box a laminated copy of the IC rules is taped down, and beside it lie four cards:
You have til 9pm PST to submit your votes.]
On a table in the center of the room, there is an ornate metal box with three slots on top. The slots are labeled with the names of three other units: pep!pep!, WILD CITY, & ☆ZRAEL. Next to the box a laminated copy of the IC rules is taped down, and beside it lie four cards:
♦ a green card with a picture of two linked rings and the word "WED"
♦ a blue card with a picture of a rose and the word "BED"
♦ a red card with a picture of a guillotine and the word "BEHEAD"
♦ a purple card with a picture of two circling arrows and the word "INSTEAD"
You have til 9pm PST to submit your votes.]

DECISION
If you don't vote at all, your votes will be randomized and you will receive the punishment listed in the rules.
Decisions are due by 9pm PST.
Re: DECISION
Bed - WC
Behead - Zrael
Instead (BEST) - Zrael
RESULTS
How exciting! It seems WILD CITY & ☆ZRAEL chose to wed you, while pep!pep! chose to bed you. Alas, you've sacrificed yourselves, and thus your end verdict is...
Wed.
Bed.
Behead.
Ooh, stylish!
[You black out.
You wake up with the sound of wedding bells ringing in your head, vows of obedience echoing vaguely in your memory.
Around your neck and wrists are faintly glowing red marks in a pattern of lace. When you receive a command, they turn white, and you feel compelled to obey, whether the command was given as an earnest order or not. While the marks are white you are convinced that following the command is what you want to do, but once you've done it they go back to red and leave you fully aware.
You black out again.
You wake up tied down to a four-poster bed, all draped in velvet sheets and golden tassels. It's quite comfortable, until the person -- one whose features you cannot recall -- leans over you.
They open a small sewing kit, and from it pull a needle and thread. You find yourself unable to struggle, to even turn your head as your captor begins to sew. Your eyes, your mouth, they're all tightly shut, with soft and colourful thread in pretty geometric patterns you can't even see.
You black out again.
You're brought to your method of execution: a field of bodies impaled on stakes. Your executioners -- whoever they are -- seize you by your arms and legs, taking wooden stakes of various sizes to stab into you. Cruelly, they miss your vital spots, so surgically precise that you can only assume it was intentional. You aren't here to die, or at least not die easily.
Bizarrely, once they've fitted enough stakes, they take a saw to cut off the excess, before painting what's left of the wood with cement. It dries to your skin, sealing the wood inside your guts and making it impossible to remove without addressing the stone first.
You black out again.
You received 6 points. You may proceed to endgame.]
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UUUuuuuuuhhhh THIS IS TOO HARD!!!
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What, that's it? So if the decision is simple we cast our vote and sit here with nothing else to do?
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goes to the curtains over the cotton racks and just. reaches up and TEARS THEM DOWN! ]
Aha!! [ goes over to vergil and throws them over vergil's head!! ]
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[ looks up. ]
I don't care.
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[Not like, the best, should look after Hargreeves and Spardas if possible, but. Could sure be a lot worse.]
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[ Is he the legit only one who cares about one of those? ]
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Naturally. There's nothing to argue there.
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Good.
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