That's how death is. [...] Sorry, Senri, but it's not going to get any easier from here. Regardless of the outcome this week, it's going to happen next time, as well.
[at the very least, he doesn't sound offended - maybe he's too tired to sound offended right now.]
If no one kills anybody, then no one will die. It's obvious - and yet someone went ahead and did it anyway. So either someone has a really low standard for being a human being, or there's a part of this game that we're not being told.
I'll be upset. Every time. Again and again, even if it's someone that I don't like.
[he's not going to hide it. it's upsetting.]
... but a lot of people get to go back home after this. They can get to go somewhere safe, like me. Even if I don't get my wish granted, I'll still be alive.
I'm going to ask the gods if there's any way to switch Shiks' team. She told me that she was going to switch this week, and where - she just... didn't get to it.
I think if she swaps, she'll have a higher chance of winning even now. Then her wish can still get granted, so long as that god wins.
Shiks has something of mine. It might come up tomorrow. I'm just letting you know now, so you don't think I'm hiding anything from you if it's a surprise.
[and senri will tug on the right lapel of his uniform jacket - there's an empty spot where he used to have a heart pin. but since he gave it away to shiki, he started swapping the order of his accessories to just make it look like he was fickle.]
She gave me one too. We traded, because we made a promise to win.
We'll find them—even if just for the safety of the group. If someone's going after the other participants, it's best to deal with them immediately, before they get the chance to do it again.
[lived in an orphanage. so there are two options here. the first is that the reason there's an orphanage is because people were sent off to their deaths on a regular basis.
the other is -
doesn't ray have a tattoo?
and you can sort of see how it
slowly dawns on senri in the most horrifying way possible]
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[at the very least, he doesn't sound offended - maybe he's too tired to sound offended right now.]
If no one kills anybody, then no one will die. It's obvious - and yet someone went ahead and did it anyway. So either someone has a really low standard for being a human being, or there's a part of this game that we're not being told.
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[he'll frown at the thought]
... People don't have to be like that. It's not a given that just because hurting another person is the easy way to get something done, they'll do it.
I get it - someone killed Shiki for some stupid reason....! [and he huffs] But I don't want to think that it's inevitable.
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[and neither is ray, really.]
What'll you do if it does happen again—and again?
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[he's not going to hide it. it's upsetting.]
... but a lot of people get to go back home after this. They can get to go somewhere safe, like me. Even if I don't get my wish granted, I'll still be alive.
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Did you talk to Shiks?
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.... I think I have to play for her too now.
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Then let that motivate you.
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[ . . . ]
I'm going to ask the gods if there's any way to switch Shiks' team. She told me that she was going to switch this week, and where - she just... didn't get to it.
I think if she swaps, she'll have a higher chance of winning even now. Then her wish can still get granted, so long as that god wins.
Can you find out too?
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[ . . . ]
Shiks has something of mine. It might come up tomorrow. I'm just letting you know now, so you don't think I'm hiding anything from you if it's a surprise.
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[and senri will tug on the right lapel of his uniform jacket - there's an empty spot where he used to have a heart pin. but since he gave it away to shiki, he started swapping the order of his accessories to just make it look like he was fickle.]
She gave me one too. We traded, because we made a promise to win.
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[and that's what he's concerned about the most.]
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What is it?
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How come you're so prepared to talk about things like this? You said you're used to it - but I don't get why.
[he's just so - young.]
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I don't really mind answering, but you're probably not going to like it. Though it's probably kind of obvious, anyway.
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[his brow furrows]
But it's been bugging me, so I wanted to know.
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Not much to say about it. Where I'm from, the people around me were sent to their deaths regularly. I grew up knowing it was happening.
So, you could say I'm pretty acquainted with the idea of people dying. That's it.
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[lived in an orphanage. so there are two options here. the first is that the reason there's an orphanage is because people were sent off to their deaths on a regular basis.
the other is -
doesn't ray have a tattoo?
and you can sort of see how it
slowly dawns on senri in the most horrifying way possible]
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What's that look for?
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