FINAL TRIAL

[faentasy]

Final Trial

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This Friday morning you've investigated as has become commonplace, even if the circumstances have shifted. And now it's time to take stock of what you've found, what options you have, what options you don't, in the lull of action you have left.

The abyss in the fountain beckons, but doesn't demand quite yet. Who knows when that will change, though.

[OOC NOTE: You'll have the first hour of trial to discuss what you found in final investigation yesterday, and then we'll get this show on the road! ]

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[scythegun]

We have a book that could do that for us.

[like. why the hell do we need him.]

[sempiternel]

If the book affects everyone, we may as well write in our powers back. Bring back the dead. Write the Beldam's death. Write our way home.

[ But doesn't it only affect Hamelin? Since it's his story. ]

[scythegun]

[You can probably rules lawyer your way around it if you're clever enough, right??]

If you're saying that we need to trust Hamelin to solve everything for us, then I'm going to argue that point. We're going to create our own ending, and I'm not here for relying on him for anything.

[biqe]

My concern is that the book is specifically the tale of the Pied Piper of Hamelin. While I'm all for us writing our own ending, I don't know that writing it here would be effective, and we have limited space on the page.

[scythegun]

I'm sure you could word it as "he restored our powers, brought those who died in this game back to life, and then helped in the battle against the Beldam". But I do see your point, I simply dislike the idea of entrusting him to solve all of this for us.

[biqe]

I'm not really looking at that way; I'm just considering this a way to get past him that doesn't require bloodshed and will give us more time to decide what we wish to do with him in the end after our larger enemy has been dealt with. We can solve it ourselves, he'll just be briefly along for the ride.

[scythegun]

[Marcus has already gotten him to stand down, so he nods at that.]

Very well. My apologies for being obstinate. I agree to that, ja.

[incompletely]

[ Tenn agrees with quite a few points being brought up here, but he is really tired of hearing the debate going on right now, so he clears his throat. ]

We seem to agree on the ending that Phillip-san wrote, right? Do we think we're ready to give it a try?

[crimson_flamel]

[She's deeply exhausted.]

I am, at least.

[biyishuangfei]

...I think I'm ready.

[ Moreso now that the part about Hamelin being mortal was added in, so. \o/ ]

[sempiternel]

Let's move on, yes.

[scythegun]

[A nod! He's not exactly happy with this, but he's willing to let it go for now.]

[mirrite]

Fine by me.

[sempiternel]

You do not have to do anything you don't want to do.

[ Like his magnificent way of playing the piano, he should do what he wants. ]