lili

[whitewalls]

I WILL PUT A MEME HERE LATER

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[coastal]

... I haven't really been keeping track of alignments...

[whitewalls]

You wouldn't happen to know Hisoka's then?

[ maybe he strangled himself who knows ]

[coastal]

Oh - his was Earth. He manipulated vines rather effortlessly, and gave me flowers.

[she doesn't sound happy about it]

[whitewalls]

[ there's a long pause

and then she shakes her head ]

No, that seems too convenient.

[coastal]

Which part?

[whitewalls]

People might think he did it to himself.

[coastal]

Oh.

Gross.

[whitewalls]

[ yea ]

So we should be ready for someone to, um, suggest that.

[coastal]

.... I suppose.

[she's still thinking about how gross it is]

Ugh. It can't be that simple.

[whitewalls]

[ now they both have this cursed image in their head ]

He seemed too happy, so I assume he had to have been fighting someone.

[coastal]

Getting some kind of disgusting, masculine, testosterone-driven thrill?

[she frowns]

Ugh.

[whitewalls]

I know that's the kind of thing he apparently... liked...

[ this is uncomfortable ]

[coastal]

[she frowns]

He was a boorish fool and I can't blame anyone who disliked him.

[ . . . ]

But if he was innocent of any crimes, we still need to catch who did that to him.

[whitewalls]

Right. Plus, it could be like what happened with Swift Wind. We didn't catch him the first week so he got to kill again.

[coastal]

... do you think it could be the same people who hurt Kazuaki...? Or Tokidoki?

[whitewalls]

We can't ignore the possibility, at least.

... after the last few weeks, I think the possibility of purposefully tying the vote might be beyond us.

[coastal]

People do tend to panic and rush.

[lili.]

[whitewalls]

Saturdays are very stressful.

[ an understatement ]

[coastal]

I suppose it's hard when we're trying to puzzle together all these unknowns together...

[whitewalls]

It's the kind of situation where we can all say we're going to do something beforehand, but actually putting it into practice is another thing entirely.

[coastal]

There's too many people to try to claim their focus...

[whitewalls]

The idea of separating everyone into groups to focus on each case is a good one, but it's easy for people to get distracted...

[coastal]

Not to mention people might have personal biases and information that might help with the other case, but can't be in two places at once... I don't know how much everyone talks to each other.

[whitewalls]

I can say that there are people I only really speak to during trials, and I'm sure it's the same for others as well.

[coastal]

Some people are too annoying to talk to outside of them.