, could you please investigate... let's say mangaluva tonight?
Schillok wrote:@Sakina: If mangaluva died tonight... would an investigator investogating if "Kleene investigated mangaluva" get a possitive result anyway?
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or >:D are attached, that paragraph may not be 100% serious. Seriously.
Callid wrote:Schillok wrote:@Sakina: If mangaluva died tonight... would an investigator investogating if "Kleene investigated mangaluva" get a possitive result anyway?
I'm quite sure he would. But let's wait for our GM.
Great, Bourbon is dead! Now your roles are save
BTW, whom should I go for tonight? I've send Sakina a message that I will ask for Gin, but if you have better ideas, tell me. However, I can't guarantee that I will find another chance to go on until the deadline...
Beastly wrote:Haven't you tried Gin last time???
, , , , , , or >:D are attached, that paragraph may not be 100% serious. Seriously.
Akonyl wrote:Kleene Onigiri wrote:Akonyl wrote:What's with me being recruited into all these groups against my will? And now I'm even a leader of one? What's with that?
And why is Kleene the only one capitalized?TheBlind"]
@Akonyl:
Such a simple trick you set-up with your last post. Need to try better than that.
I would imagine I would need to try better than that, because I wasn't trying to "set up" anything.
This means I'm the group leader again ;p and you're my subordinate. So.... go make me a sandwich!
didn't you go to sleep?
Now I feel like I should have went to sleep a while ago.
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I did go to sleep at 4 am. Then I woke up at 9-10am (and wrote that above) and went to sleep again till now XD
[quote="Callid wrote:Beastly wrote:Haven't you tried Gin last time???
As I wrote somewhere above, I messed up and asked for Vermouth instead (the answer was yes).
Schillok wrote:Nice, we got a BO member yesterday and still have the chance to get a second one tomorrow.
Kleene.... if you are Kid I mean, Ran with a voice-changing-bowtie
So the investigators out there could confirm you are not Vermouth. If you are not Vermouth.
@Sakina: If mangaluva died tonight... would an investigator investogating if "Kleene investigated mangaluva" get a possitive result anyway?
Kleene Onigiri wrote:@Sakina: If mangaluva died tonight... would an investigator investogating if "Kleene investigated mangaluva" get a possitive result anyway?
I think you still get a positive result, since I did Investigate mangaluva. And a death doesn't hinder my choice I guess? Even if my attempt failed, I still went for mangaluva.
Speaking of symbolism, the body was positioned in an odd manner. Akai's right hand was pointing at his left eye and the number 一 was drawn on his forehead. The victim's hands were covered in his own blood so they concluded that it was some sort of dying message. Of course, blood was everywhere in the room so it could have been done by the killer as well. Or perhaps it was a random person who walked by and decided to play with a dead body. It didn't matter who did it though because the police could not decipher it. Can you?
An investigation of the body revealed a crumpled note in Genta's right hand. The handwriting was messy but legible, however, it was uncertain whether he had written it himself or if somebody had given it to him. The note was divided up into two columns of numbers which were both split into two rows as follows:
7362 7646
6273 2427
3736 4274
2627 6762
3453 3736
4335 6377
5333 3633
3544 7363
The police inspector at the scene shrugged it off as a project for school. Someone else who saw it thought that it may be a sort of coded treasure. The cop who pulled the note from the boy's fist believed it to be just a game played by he and his friends.
Genta's left hand was also made into a fist but the first two fingers were curled over his thumb while the other two were below. This was again shrugged off as merely an odd sort of gesture that a grade schooler would make.
He was apparently strangled to death with a rope made out of cat hair and left in Genta's coffin. Where Genta was was uncertain. It was a good thing that Ctu was so tiny, if it had been one of the bulkier cops then they wouldn't have fit in a child-sized coffin. Ctu, also known as Yumi, had been curled up as tightly as possible with her head facing downwards. After some maneuvering to get her out of the cramped space (rigor mortis had set in so it was kind of difficult), a new piece of the puzzle was discovered. On her forehead, written in finger paint, was a red "p" followed by the "qrs" written in yellow. It looked for all the world like a child's prank gone bad. Had she been playing with a baby niece before she was killed? Or were the killers just playing with them? Clutched in her right hand was a piece of paper much like the one Genta had with him when he had died. On it was only one thing. The number 七 written in orange sharpie.
"You never did discover the meaning to my messages, did you?"
At their stunned silence, he chuckled. He spread his arms wide towards the setting sun and glass of Bourbon could be seen in his right hand.
"It's odd. To be caught by a group of people who aren't even intelligent enough to decode a simple message. Well, no matter. I don't plan on going out by your hands." He turned around and grinned a wicked smile. "No, I think I'll go out with a bang!"
Schillok wrote:Day 1: BlueKaito1412 (Akai)Speaking of symbolism, the body was positioned in an odd manner. Akai's right hand was pointing at his left eye and the number 一 was drawn on his forehead. The victim's hands were covered in his own blood so they concluded that it was some sort of dying message. Of course, blood was everywhere in the room so it could have been done by the killer as well. Or perhaps it was a random person who walked by and decided to play with a dead body. It didn't matter who did it though because the police could not decipher it. Can you?
Day 1 (lynch): xpon (Genta)An investigation of the body revealed a crumpled note in Genta's right hand. The handwriting was messy but legible, however, it was uncertain whether he had written it himself or if somebody had given it to him. The note was divided up into two columns of numbers which were both split into two rows as follows:
7362 7646
6273 2427
3736 4274
2627 6762
3453 3736
4335 6377
5333 3633
3544 7363
The police inspector at the scene shrugged it off as a project for school. Someone else who saw it thought that it may be a sort of coded treasure. The cop who pulled the note from the boy's fist believed it to be just a game played by he and his friends.
Genta's left hand was also made into a fist but the first two fingers were curled over his thumb while the other two were below. This was again shrugged off as merely an odd sort of gesture that a grade schooler would make.
Day 2: Ctu (Yumi)He was apparently strangled to death with a rope made out of cat hair and left in Genta's coffin. Where Genta was was uncertain. It was a good thing that Ctu was so tiny, if it had been one of the bulkier cops then they wouldn't have fit in a child-sized coffin. Ctu, also known as Yumi, had been curled up as tightly as possible with her head facing downwards. After some maneuvering to get her out of the cramped space (rigor mortis had set in so it was kind of difficult), a new piece of the puzzle was discovered. On her forehead, written in finger paint, was a red "p" followed by the "qrs" written in yellow. It looked for all the world like a child's prank gone bad. Had she been playing with a baby niece before she was killed? Or were the killers just playing with them? Clutched in her right hand was a piece of paper much like the one Genta had with him when he had died. On it was only one thing. The number 七 written in orange sharpie.
Day 2(lynching): TheBlind (Bourbon)"You never did discover the meaning to my messages, did you?"
At their stunned silence, he chuckled. He spread his arms wide towards the setting sun and glass of Bourbon could be seen in his right hand.
"It's odd. To be caught by a group of people who aren't even intelligent enough to decode a simple message. Well, no matter. I don't plan on going out by your hands." He turned around and grinned a wicked smile. "No, I think I'll go out with a bang!"
Schillok wrote:Day 1 (lynch): xpon (Genta)An investigation of the body revealed a crumpled note in Genta's right hand. The handwriting was messy but legible, however, it was uncertain whether he had written it himself or if somebody had given it to him. The note was divided up into two columns of numbers which were both split into two rows as follows:
7362 7646
6273 2427
3736 4274
2627 6762
3453 3736
4335 6377
5333 3633
3544 7363
The police inspector at the scene shrugged it off as a project for school. Someone else who saw it thought that it may be a sort of coded treasure. The cop who pulled the note from the boy's fist believed it to be just a game played by he and his friends.
Genta's left hand was also made into a fist but the first two fingers were curled over his thumb while the other two were below. This was again shrugged off as merely an odd sort of gesture that a grade schooler would make.
This sounds like Deidara! D: (naruto)
@Sakina: If mangaluva died tonight... would an investigator investogating if "Kleene investigated mangaluva" get a possitive result anyway?
Sakina wrote:This sounds like Deidara! D: (naruto)
Someone got my reference! :D
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*watches people solving riddles and grins* There's another clue that you missed.
blurfbreg wrote:Sakina wrote:This sounds like Deidara! D: (naruto)
Someone got my reference! :D
[...]
*watches people solving riddles and grins* There's another clue that you missed.
That's not fair... I haven't watched Naruto at all... Sorry I can't solve your mystery, Sakina
Sakina wrote:It is so silent. Has everybody died already? We still have a few nights to go.
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