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[grandbellknight]

[Croix was already at the Observation Deck when the fire pit appeared. ... Thanks for that. He probably would have had a slightly more comical reaction if he wasn't still a liiiittle on the angry side - as it was, he simply twitched, glared at it, and then looked around for any other changes in the room. And that scribbled message on the wall? Was definitely a change. Since then, he'd tried to make his way out, suspicious about what staying there could mean. No escape, huh? It figured.

So, he's been here. Pretty much just waiting for everyone else to show up. He's standing, arms crossed, leaning on his shoulder against the glass, and just looking out at the stars. Every once in a while, he glances back at that message on the wall.]

I think it's a safe guess that more trouble's on the way.

[And he is not looking forward to whatever is coming up next...]


((OoC: Do please come bother him! Or poke him via CAT if you're not quite there yet! Hell, if you want to mingle with others using this post, we can make this a mingle post. I don't care~ have at it, yo. o/))

Comments

[fortune_sought]

Making us paranoid, perhaps. Really, I don't see any other point to those particular lies. Why would it matter why you left your hometown or who exactly killed the Witch?

[other than to get them talking about it, of course, but Sophie isn't quite realising how important that might be]

[grandbellknight]

It doesn't matter. At least, it shouldn't. [He frowns, arms crossed, trying to think...] What if it wants us to figure out what the lies are? Or what the truths are?

[fortune_sought]

Wouldn't that be more effective with lies we wouldn't want to admit? But I suppose any of it could sound like a truth or a lie if we didn't explain it. [thoughtful] Could that be why? To force us to explain?

[grandbellknight]

It could be, yes, but... What's to gain from that?

[fortune_sought]

[she shakes her head] I've no idea. Nothing happened when you explained.