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118th ♫ | asking myself over and over – "have i won? has a new me been reborn?"
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Oh, you didn't agree to come here? You want to go home? There's a weird rule in your resident ID about murder? Well, I guess there is one teeny tiny catch... Welcome to the murdergame meme: Airlocked Gaiden edition! This is a meme-ified version of the Airlocked sequel/Round 6 AU cooked up by myself and Jess made available for everyone to goof around with. HAVE FUN, GANG TL;DR: we still have airlocked brainrot Downtime
2. Social Link Go! Well, if you're going to be stuck in here for however long, you might as well get to know the people stuck in here with you. You've got plenty of rooms to explore together and there's enough to do to keep you occupied. How do you plan on passing time without killing each other? 3. Vending Machine Woes Somewhere in this place there's a mysterious vending machine that spits out all manner of bizarre items and occasionally dispenses items that belong to you and the other people trapped here. You've got a fat stack of tokens and nothing to lose. 4. The Corners of My Mind So as it turns out, your lovely hosts have been fiddling with your memories. Maybe you're just discovering this now or maybe you've had a particularly upsetting memory regain you're dealing with. 4. Wildcard! GO WILD AND BE FREE (or as free as you can be here, anyways) PUTTING THE MURDER IN MURDER GAME
2. Murder WELL APPARENTLY, YES. Are you a killer or are you being killed? Either way, someone's not walking away from this alive. 3. Body Discovery Rise and shine, murdergame! It's a brand new day and someone's dead. Better get investigating! 4. Trial You know how this one goes. Line up all your evidence and sniff out the killer -- or sit there and sweat and hope no one works out you're the murderer. Will they go down with a confession or put up a fight? 5. Afterparty You've survived another trial, but more of your friends have died. Even without the executions, trials are a stressful enough affair. It's time to destress and lick your wounds and support each other. 6. Mastermind It's the end. It's time to uncover all the mysteries behind this murder game -- and find out just who trapped you here. Are they really an unconnected party, or is the mastermind someone among you...? 7. Freedom Just as it says -- you're finally free, but at what cost? Have those you love been returned to you, or are you still reduced to just those who made it to the end? Are you on your own, or is anyone here to help you? And more importantly, how the hell are you going to get home? |
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[He doesn't have anything to say to that.]
Can't it be a trick? Like how they try to tempt or threaten us into killing. I don't think amnesia works like this, there's no reason we'd all "remember" something at the same time.
[But that doesn't account for the X's.]
Did something... trigger it?
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[She runs a hand through her hair and thinks.]
I've heard a few things where I'm from, that transporting through spacetime is supposed to take a large toll. After all, it requires a lot of specific elements, especially with certain rituals. Sometimes it goes wrong. It's never happened to me, of course, but my mother used to tell me to be careful because if it went wrong, you could lose nearly all your memories, and they'd only come back over time.
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[They were, after all, certainly all transported through spacetime to get here. Right? If so, that's one more point in her favor, that whatever vision they experienced last night is actually memory popping back into place.]
Would that explain it coming back to all of us at the same time?
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[this is a shoukyokusai "charlie" tenichi callout post]
If this happens again, and we get another memory afterward...
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And if you’re right, and it just happens naturally, then… I don’t know.
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[She folds her hands and looks him over with a frown.]
Mostly on what they remember.
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[He ignores the message of her frown by taking a good, long chug of his diabetic disaster of a drink. When he finishes, he sets it down, sits back in his chair, and crosses his arms.]
Guess that makes sense.
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[He holds her gaze levelly for a few long seconds.]
I'm not gonna talk about it.
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[Oh, man, she’s trying to work it out herself from what he says. He has no idea what he’s in for.
Brook may be stupid.
Bottom text.]
I dunno if it’s magic, but yeah, that’s more or less right.
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That would seem to be commonplace. Well, I may be a medium, but I'm not in the business of leaking anyone's magical nondisclosure agreements, if you can put it that way.
[She raps her fingernails on the table. Her hands look weird with the gloves off, like the tips are stained with black ink fading into purple.]
So if you don't know if it's magic, I suppose your organization uses a power that it calls distinct from magic. Like how Arven and Turo's creatures just have "natural abilities."
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Sure. It's whatever you wanna call demon and angel stuff. We usually just go with "powers."
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[She seems to remember her breakfast is there and getting cold, and takes another contemplative bite.]
After all, there are worlds with different sources of abilities, and they only call some of them magic. How is it magical when an enchanted tool only works for the pure of heart, but not magical when a machine made by mundane humans can alter a person's genes, even if the result is the same power?
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[Smartphones definitely aren't magic, but they might as well be for all he understands how they work. Her logic checks out.]
Point is, yeah, I made a deal, and yeah, it comes with consequences. That's how deals work.
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[You win, Annu. You win. At least they're not talking about his memory regain anymore. Everybody wins!]
So it was magic, then, that made your hands like that?
[He finally acknowledges the darkness tinting her fingers by inclining his head at them.]
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[She recites like she's heard it somewhere, though she doesn't look all that sorry.]
I've only been practising for a little while, relatively. Someone who's done it all their life will look worse. I can't imagine what my professor looks like by now. He hides it, like I do with my gloves or kimono sleeves.
Of course, I hide it because I don't officially have permission to study in the restricted section, but that's another matter.
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[Asked like those are two possibilities, not the only options. They might feel like or do nothing at all, except tell on her for sneaking into the Forbidden Zone.]
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