Yagyuu Hiroshi (
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Seeing as how it's been about seven months since the last time we did this, it's high time for another...
TEST DRIVE MEME!
Post with the characters you're thinking of apping in to see how they do! Either they've been here a while, are just arriving, or anything you want!
Have fun!
Post with the characters you're thinking of apping in to see how they do! Either they've been here a while, are just arriving, or anything you want!
Have fun!
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> Awaken somewhere you're not familiar with
HE SAYS, TO THE AMNESIAC
Not that he knows that but still. This is...this is a dead guy giving her a rundown on apparently being brought to another world that despite being described as both "real" and "safe", the first two conclusions she immediately arrives at are either "turns out we're all dead" or "she's in some kind of virtual reality simulation designed to keep her preoccupied and out of the way because she was too much of a threat to the mastermind's goals and had to be removed somehow, possibly through a Matrix-like state of suspended animation".
Facts, Kyouko. Facts. Don't jump to conclusions ahead of the game. Just get the facts. Consider all the possibilities.
All things considered, Ishimaru-kun's probably more than happy to explain what he thinks is going on, anyway.]
No. I've just been looking around on my own.
[...acknowledge him.]
...Ishimaru-kun.
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...although really, the Matrix idea's a bit silly, don't you think? Who in the world would bother shoving sixteen kids in suspended animation like that?]
I...I see!
Anyway, several of the others are here as well - it seems several of us have been brought here! I'm sure they'd be glad to know you've arrived and that you seem to be all right!
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Seriously.]
Start from the beginning, please. How much have...you...learned about this place?
[She needs to add your testimony to her evidence bullets, obvs.]
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Quite a bit, Kirigiri-kun! I've been here for three months - time seems to work a lot differently here than it does back in the school.
What...
[He falters a little then; judging by her reaction, she wasn't expecting to see him here - he could always assume that she wasn't expecting to see him here, as opposed to not expecting to see him at all, but that's a little optimistic even for him.]
What do you remember happening last? Before you came here.
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There are six of us left. The mastermind broke the rules in attempting to execute Naegi-kun for a murder he wasn't responsible for, so we've gained the chance to repeat the school trial — on the condition that we solve all of the school's mysteries while we're at it, not just the murder.
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This place brings us in from different points in time, I think - that's the explanation we've been working with, anyway.
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[Not that it's most ideal to be Asahina — given the choice, she would've preferred Naegi over the others — but at least it's not, y'know. Togami. Then they'd all have to take into consideration the external motivation of "I did it for the lulz", which is just tiresome.]
Then we succeed? We...leave the school. That would seem to be the inevitable outcome.
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Of course it does!
[Kirigiri-kun why]
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[...Okay, well, maybe not for you.
Being that you're, y'know.
Dead and all.]
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[And if Naegi were here, this would be her cue to say something like "You know what it is, don't you, Naegi-kun? The other explanation for why Asahina's memories might be inaccurate?"
But he's not, so fuck it, Ishimaru can just guess.]
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Something to do with whatever the Mastermind did to us, I'm guessing - that two year period we're missing. She told us about that as well.
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The narrative says so.]
But it seems that isn't the case. At least as far as these memories are concerned.
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...You know I wouldn't tell you any of this if I weren't sure, don't you...
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[YOUR CORPSE IS AS STONE-COLD AS KYOUKO KIRIGIRI'S DEMEANOR, TBH.]
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Ishimaru doesn't believe in violence, and he wants to see the best in everyone.
Sometimes he really likes you.
And sometimes, despite having entirely too much self-control to act on it, he sort of wants to hit you with a chair.
Power of deduction time: Which is this?]
And sometimes trusting in others is your only option!
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Speaking of which, that isn't your "sister" sneaking up behind her right now, is it —]That doesn't mean you should trust them blindly.
[UNLESS OF COURSE WE ARE TALKING ABOUT NAEGI SPILLING DEETS TO HER ON COMMAND IN WHICH CASE THAT LITTLE GENTLY CARESSER BETTER COUGH UP EVERYTHING HE KNOWS wait what]
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PARKER DON'T YOU DARE HE HAS THIS]There's a difference between "not trusting blindly" and "having no trust at all" - being paranoid won't get you anywhere, either!
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Trust should be supported by factual basis whenever possible. Otherwise it's just foolish.
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Humans aren't built to run on logic alone - there are also matters of passion, spirit and emotion to keep in order, and not everyone can simply steel their soul against their impulses! Constant distrust just breeds suspicion, which can lead to baseless assumptions just as easily - instilling enough distrust simply leads to chaos, disruption, and the eventual destruction of order!!
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That's all the more reason for the people charged with solving crimes to be the ones who can steel themselves against emotional impulse. Arriving at the correct solution to any crime requires objectivity and thorough examination, which can't be achieved when emotion is present to get in the way!
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