[after that all wraps up - well, he didn't think he would feel better even with the events of the week finished, but he in fact feels much angrier than when he woke up. it's not hard to tell he's unhappy as he wanders around the campus, but when his wandering brings him to the cafeteria and he sees taichi, he pauses.]
That's putting it politely. [which he doesn't seem to like, given he has a sandwich that he's more massacring than eating. he does kick out a chair though for rupert to take a seat.] Some of us had a feeling it would be a death, but I don't think anyone expected it to be like that.
...You're right. It's - horrible. It's really messed up. The way they set it up like a game when somebody's life was at stake, and the stupid music, and the way they couldn't even choose what to do on their own...
[bad! he takes a seat, though, scowling.]
I know that we kind of got forced to go to our dorms on Thursday night, and we got stopped from helping earlier today, but - there has to be something we can do to make sure this won't happen again.
If you have any suggestions, I'm listening. [stop. be nice.] Sorry, I'm not...I know. I've been trying to think of a solution myself but nothing sticks. Especially when it sounds like the dorm heads don't even really know what to do either. We're pretty much on our own against something we don't understand yet.
...It's okay. I know this is frustrating for everyone, to say the least.
[he sighs, though.]
It would be one thing if we could at least find who was behind this. I mean, they can force us into our dorms and stop us from intervening today, but from a place we can't even see? Unless it's one of the areas still under construction.
With our luck it's probably someplace off-campus that has a huge range and we can't even get to. It'd explain how they took our phones out on Thursday, too.
Yup. Sally says she's from a place that's about half an hour from here. It's totally possible that there's something between here and there that someone's hiding.
Well - maybe we'll get a little luckier, and it'll just be in one of the areas under construction. I don't like the idea of having to wait for it to open, though.
That's the other problem. They can't even tell us when things will be fully renovated, and when things open up they might not even be buildings that can help us.
...And even if whoever or whatever it is is hiding in a building that's closed, they can just move to a different construction area if it opens too quick.
Have you tried to check out the construction sites since we've been here? People black out if they get too close. So it would be someone who's not affected.
Well... It's not that hard to imagine they wouldn't be, is it? If they can force us to move and not move, it doesn't seem too out of the question that 'immune to blacking out from construction' would be in their skillset, too.
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w0, sunday... 2!
...That was sure something.
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[bad! he takes a seat, though, scowling.]
I know that we kind of got forced to go to our dorms on Thursday night, and we got stopped from helping earlier today, but - there has to be something we can do to make sure this won't happen again.
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[he sighs, though.]
It would be one thing if we could at least find who was behind this. I mean, they can force us into our dorms and stop us from intervening today, but from a place we can't even see? Unless it's one of the areas still under construction.
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[ugh.]
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[that's not how that works.]
There has to be a weakness in all of this. Somewhere.