Is it? I am not particularly well-versed in how humans decorate their rooms nowadays.
[Anyway--]
The locker was mostly useless, as far as I'm aware. It had some uniforms fitting the theme of this ship, a flashlight, some handcuffs...
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I unlocked everything I could with my pin. Most of what I found was illegible due to water damage, but there was a sheet of paper that said:
[Lifting up her finger as she quotes from memory]
Locked it away. Couldn't trust that they wouldn't make it disappear. Sorry.
[A slight shrug]
Kanesan-san found a notebook as well. I didn't read anything for myself, so you will have to seek him out for further details. You may tell him I sent you, if it will provide you leverage. [And assuming Kagachi didn't already jump on that immediately.
Anyway, she will pause to see if he has any questions]
This happened at the very end, but in the jail cell, we found a knife and sheathe.
[...]
I had just dislocated my shoulder, so I will be honest -- I was infuriated with the pain and looking for a target. I don't know if the knife was possessed, or my luck was poor, but when I ripped a blanket off to see what secrets it hid underneath, the knife launched into the air and then embedded itself in my arm.
[Taking another long sip of her tea]
The other possibility is whatever spirit we saw in the computer -- well, we only saw its one eye before it gave all three of us a vision.
I only saw a third of it, though the others told me what they saw.
Kanesan-san's vision was of a woman with long dark hair trying to revitalize a man lying on the ground. He had short hair and a hooded jacket. There was a puddle of water around them, though I'm not certain if the vision meant to imply that the young man had drowned.
Either way, a figure approaches the woman with a knife in their hands. Kanesan-san said the vision stopped for him then, but he felt as if he were stabbed in the back himself.
[That's one]
Grune-san's vision... it is a continuation. The dark-haired man from before is struggling against the figure with a knife -- and it's revealed to be a woman with short, light-colored hair. They fight, until the woman is able to smack his head against the lobby's fountain. Then she pulls him into the water, I assume drowning him.
[That's two]
As for my own vision, it starts with the woman from the first -- the one with the dark hair. She's in the middle of a ritual circle. The other woman with lighter hair reads from a book, and as the circle is blinded by light, the vague form of ... well...
[Her eyes narrow]
I don't know what came out of the circle, but it grabbed the woman's arm and ripped it off.
True. I could have lost my entire arm instead of having it pulled out of its socket.
[Said wryly]
That more or less concludes my adventures in that accursed room. If I have a regret, it's that I didn't get to kill anything for causing Grune-san suffering.
Since I'm meant to disappear no matter what, it doesn't matter what happens to me. There's no reason for me not to devote everything I have to the people here.
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[Anyway--]
The locker was mostly useless, as far as I'm aware. It had some uniforms fitting the theme of this ship, a flashlight, some handcuffs...
[SEXY GARBAGE IS WHAT SHE'S SAYING]
I unlocked everything I could with my pin. Most of what I found was illegible due to water damage, but there was a sheet of paper that said:
[Lifting up her finger as she quotes from memory]
Locked it away.
Couldn't trust that they wouldn't make it disappear.
Sorry.
[A slight shrug]
Kanesan-san found a notebook as well. I didn't read anything for myself, so you will have to seek him out for further details. You may tell him I sent you, if it will provide you leverage. [And assuming Kagachi didn't already jump on that immediately.
Anyway, she will pause to see if he has any questions]
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This happened at the very end, but in the jail cell, we found a knife and sheathe.
[...]
I had just dislocated my shoulder, so I will be honest -- I was infuriated with the pain and looking for a target. I don't know if the knife was possessed, or my luck was poor, but when I ripped a blanket off to see what secrets it hid underneath, the knife launched into the air and then embedded itself in my arm.
[Taking another long sip of her tea]
The other possibility is whatever spirit we saw in the computer -- well, we only saw its one eye before it gave all three of us a vision.
[Shit got wild]
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What exactly was the vision?
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Kanesan-san's vision was of a woman with long dark hair trying to revitalize a man lying on the ground. He had short hair and a hooded jacket. There was a puddle of water around them, though I'm not certain if the vision meant to imply that the young man had drowned.
Either way, a figure approaches the woman with a knife in their hands. Kanesan-san said the vision stopped for him then, but he felt as if he were stabbed in the back himself.
[That's one]
Grune-san's vision... it is a continuation. The dark-haired man from before is struggling against the figure with a knife -- and it's revealed to be a woman with short, light-colored hair. They fight, until the woman is able to smack his head against the lobby's fountain. Then she pulls him into the water, I assume drowning him.
[That's two]
As for my own vision, it starts with the woman from the first -- the one with the dark hair. She's in the middle of a ritual circle. The other woman with lighter hair reads from a book, and as the circle is blinded by light, the vague form of ... well...
[Her eyes narrow]
I don't know what came out of the circle, but it grabbed the woman's arm and ripped it off.
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I can only assume there was motivation to start the slaughters early.
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Were you able to escape after the visions?
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We got the lights back on and stumbled into the jail cell -- ah, that's when I was stabbed, by the way.
And afterwards, the door unlocked.
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[A stares at her cup]
I am... unused to this form, we shall say. The pain took me off-guard, and I lost my common sense.
[A huff]
Well -- better I than the others. I am accustomed to battle and ill-odds.
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[Said wryly]
That more or less concludes my adventures in that accursed room. If I have a regret, it's that I didn't get to kill anything for causing Grune-san suffering.
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[...]
By the way, have you spoken with Escha yet?
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Do you have a role?
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You know I only trade information for information.
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If you've spoken to Escha, you should be able to guess why.
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Probably in irritation. It's hard to say.]
To think, this is how I would dodge an exorcism...
[She's speaking to herself, really, her stare going through the other]
... Tell me. When you go home -- if you have the chance to return -- what will you do?
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There's nothing for me to return to, so that's not a question I can answer.
[though he doesn't sound particularly upset. more matter-of-fact.]
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[...]
Or your home is?
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[congrats on being the first person he's told this to, tamamo.]
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And yet you still desire to help those of us here, even if it might not benefit you directly?
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[said without hesitation.]
Since I'm meant to disappear no matter what, it doesn't matter what happens to me. There's no reason for me not to devote everything I have to the people here.
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She smiles.
And it is brief, might as well be a trick of the light, but it almost looks like she is going to cry.
-- But of course not. She's Tamamo. There's a shake of her head, a sigh]
You and Escha-san both... you remind me of why I once loved humans.
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