AL-2955 (
al2955) wrote in
cradleproject2016-06-27 03:59 am
WEEK FOUR
| the pygmalion. . . ONLINE ![]() CAPTAIN'S LOG: WEEK (4) |
monday - thursday (33) survivors ![]() Sunday's trial was only mere hours ago, but you find yourself faced with a new week on The Pygmalion. When you awaken, you will find the ship restored to its previous state, all areas interfered with during the murder looking mostly the same as they did before. Along with this, it appears there are new areas opened on the ship. It seems you have more exploring to do. The robot in the cafeteria has prepared another breakfast of various foods. (OOC: Please submit your murder proposals by 9 PM EST Tuesday.) taken list profiles private conversations setting rulebook murder proposals ENTER COMMAND_ |



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[he is genuinely curious and has No Idea. things he does have an idea on, though:]
More open vents... how did you guys find that out? [he has a feeling he knows, though]
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Found one in the cafeteria that somebody used sometime after the trial. Leads from the kitchen to the arrival room.
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Is that supposed to be a joke? Because it's not a very good one.
[and the kitchen thing actually makes him pause and pale because after last week--]
What happened to Todd?
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[But. Man. He wrinkles his nose and for once he actually seems uncomfortable by a question.]
We found him in the kitchen. What do you think happened?
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That's-- that's just-- that's wrong, that's--
[CAN HE BLAME JUDAR FOR THIS? JUDAR OR TODOMATSU?? WHY DID THEY EVER BRING IT UP???]
That's it, I'm going vegetarian. [it is said Very Weakly and boy howdy does he wish he was a furry because somehow the mask would be a comfort. ok. ok there was another conversation there, right. he can just. conceal don't feel adrien you've learned that right!!!] So-- string, right. Let's find string.
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Trust me. I know. [HE SURE COUlD HAVE DONE WITHOUT THAT THIS MORNING. But it's fine, this is fine.] Why do you think I'm doing this instead? [There's another glance up at the vent.] You're still closer to the ground than me. Think you could start checking some of the lower shelves? You were the only one who actually made it into the vents...any idea how big they might actually be?
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I think... nearly everyone on the ship could fit in there. [he doesn't like the implications of that :/] Maybe Bull couldn't?
[but does bull fit anywhere on the ship]
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[adrien doesn't want to think any one of them could've done... that shit to todd or even maria and niles, and he's still hopeful people will stop murdering (ffs) but the fact of the matter is the option is still there whether he wants it to be or not]
Isn't there a way we could block all the vents, somehow?
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Maybe. The vents were pretty dusty so it's not like that's actually how we're getting air is it? [How do vents work, he's spent most of his life living outside.] Only way we could block 'em would be to hammer the openings down or something.
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Would that be enough for them to be completely inaccessible? [enough people have Some strength... then he sighs] I'm asking that, but I can't think of any other way to block them with what we have here.
[@ alice give us soldering tools]
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[...granted that means finding people to trust but whatever, people constantly want to adopt Adrien. Shouldn't be that hard to find somebody who'll listen to him.]
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I'm guessing you already have an idea who you consider trustworthy? [everyone has their own but since its Luke's idea adrien will defer to who he's willing to tell]
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I don't think anyone likes this place. [ur not special luke] We should concentrate on blocking the vents first, then. Once we know where they all are. We might not have any string, but they added art supplies, didn't they? There's got to be chalk or something like that. We can mark it that way.
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Why do you have paint in your room?
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[So probably weapons and trees and explosions and random crap he remembers. It's a good time-killer and less personal than letters.]
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