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◌ 017 ◌ What is behind door number two?
[Video message to everyone]
Thank you for that message, Mister Braxiatel!
I'm completely in agreement with his suggestion, so, would anyone like to team up with me? I think I know the answer to Miss Osculia's question.
Thank you for that message, Mister Braxiatel!
I'm completely in agreement with his suggestion, so, would anyone like to team up with me? I think I know the answer to Miss Osculia's question.
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Well, there is a whole candy store full of anything you can imagine. But out of all the things I brought to Miss Osculia...
[She passes her CAT over the door again and says,]
Creme-filled chocolates!
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[She considers that thoughtfully for a time. Miss Osculia, give something?]
Not from her. ...At least, not her directly? But some treat that we were rewarded with...?
[She passes her CAT over the door again and says tentatively the treat that she'd received from the mysterious box at the garden:]
Mint fudge?
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Have you received any other treats as part of a reward?
[Mun gives the door an incredulous stare--]
[At Ms Sara's encouragement, she tilts her head and thinks carefully back on everything. She then takes out her Luministi journal (which she'd had on her when she'd been drawn here) and starts paging through it.]
No, I don't think so. Unless she means some other treat than a dessert. In which case, it could be nearly anything. 'Gold coins', 'a job well done', 'free time', 'truth?' No, 'truth' is certainly Miss Verita's answer.
[Still paging through the journal, she speaks softly to herself.] Treat. Reward. She works for the Mayor, so it might even be hidden in something he said?
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There were things that might be a reward, but I wouldn't consider it a treat. And vice-versa. [She pauses, giving herself a mental shake.]
I didn't know the answer, but we'll find it. She wouldn't ask something hopeless, right?
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No, I'm sure she wouldn't. But here... [points at a passage in front of her] You say you helped find a murderer in town. The mayor really didn't give you anything after accomplishing something like that?
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[With a shrug she grins.]
I'm not sure if Miss Osculia had anything to do with it, or if it's really a treat, but it's worth a try! Besides, there was candy in there, I think. What all was in that gift basket again? [After peeking onto the next page Fuu swipes her CAT before the door with each item:]
Commemorative plaque.
Gift basket.
Restaurant gift certificates.
Chocolate-covered cherries.
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[dryly] Ah. So it's you.
[Miss Osculia is in the middle of the room, sitting behind a desk identical to her desk outside the Mayor's office in the Town Hall. In fact, the room is painted to look like that very hallway, complete with the door to the Mayor's office painted on the wall behind her]
Were you going to come in?
[o.o omg yay!]
Ms Sara, that was splendid. Thank you!
[Despite Miss Osculia's dry reception, Fuu keeps smiling as she enters the room. She promises herself to treat the woman to a nice big box of chocolate-covered cherries once she can leave this house.]
Thank you. After all the trouble of unlocking the door, I had best do so.
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[follows her inside, regarding Miss Osculia curiously. she's never met her before] Hello. My name is Sara. We haven't met, but I believe I know who you are.
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[but her last word is almost lost in the sound of the door slamming behind them. and wouldn't you know, there's no reader--nor even a knob--on this side?]
[but, as might be expected, she isn't terribly surprised by the door] Yes, I do know who you are, Miss Kingdom. And it seems we'll have plenty of time to talk now.
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Her smile now faint, she turns back and stands before the woman's desk. She has a dozen questions for her right off, but first she thinks to give her a chance to speak for herself.]
We are your captive audience. What would you like to talk about, Miss Osculia?
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[She regards Miss Osculia for a long moment, turning over what she'd said in her mind. Her face grows serious.]
So this is a 'game' - another deadly challenge like the statues and the nanobots and the quizzes.
Miss Osculia, I can't believe for one moment that you don't know what I would want to talk about. Indeed, there is so much to cover that I hardly know where to begin.
Are you here in order to answer my questions fully and truthfully?
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I don't know. [smiles faintly] Which is, ironically, the full truth.
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[She for once does not return Miss Osculia's smile.]
I'm glad for the truth, however how did you come to be here without knowing why? Clearly this room is made for you.
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[sooner than they know XD And almost done!]
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