☆ WEEK THREE

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Magical Girl Raising Project

Monday-Thursday, Week 3

16 REMAIN...?

It's been a ride. One where they all messed up and two innocent people died in the end. Of course, nobody knows who the killer is, with the exception of Fav and his master. Nevertheless, things seem to feel a lot more solemn and melancholy this week, and Fav's announcement does not help, either.

"Come downstairs. I have something to show you all, pon."

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This is the mingle for week three, which covers Monday (4/3) to Thursday (4/6). When posting toplevels, please specify the time and location. If you plan on having any private conversations, please notify us in the link given below.

↪️️LOCATIONS
↪️️ROOMING ASSIGNMENTS
↪️️PROFILES
↪️️ITEMS
↪️️PRIVATE CONVERSATIONS
↪️️FAV CONTACT
↪️️BACK TO THE NETWORK?
↪️️BONUS AC

Comments

[hawthorned]

[She'll be quiet for a short moment.]

It's surreal that only a couple of weeks ago "difficult" meant writing essays for my literature exam. I really can't imagine how anyone could be a superhero without losing their mind after a while with all those life and death choices.

[...She looks down and then adds:]

....Our food must be stone cold by now.

[theotherother]

[He'll take a bite of it, and yeah...it is.]

Still edible. That's a plus.

[Look, that's not always the case.]

You know, I can't imagine being a student either. Pete's the bright one, I...I don't think I even know how to write an essay.

[Kaine this isn't something you should tell people.]

[hawthorned]

It could be worse, yes.

[She'll have a bite of her food and smiles. The conversation is going far smoother than anticipated and frankly finds it astonished that Kaine is opening up to her at all, but then again she's not going to question his judgment so long as it benefits her.]

You know more useful things though! Essays aren't too challenging to write once you get the hang of it. I'd offer to teach you, but it doesn't seem to have much practical use here.

[.....that and she'd have to teach Kaine how to write an essay.]

[theotherother]

[He makes terrible life choices, okay?]

Most of the practical things I know how to do aren't really things you'd want to do though.

[...but they do have a lot of practical use here. Unfortunately.]

[hawthorned]

Maybe not.... but still, it must be nice being able to wake up on Thursdays without wondering if you'll be alive twenty four hours later.

[She'll have another bite of food while she contemplates.]

Why do you think people here kill on Thursday nights anyway? Was there a meeting that I missed?

[....she should maybe not attempt to joke about this.]

[theotherother]

If you think I don't worry about it, you're wrong.

[He worries about it every time he goes to bed, okay? And not just because he's in murderland, just because that's how his life goes.]

And I've got a theory on that one. Might be wrong, I'm not really a theory guy, but..I think they spend all week thinking about that motive. Are they gonna go for it? Or not? You keep thinking and thinking, and then it gets closer and closer to the end of the week, so there's not a lot of room to decide, so right at the end of the week...they go for it, while they've still got time.

[He thinks about this one for a moment, trying to decide if he wants to add anything, but no, that's about it.]

[hawthorned]

[She considers this as she has another forkful of food.]

I thought it'd be more clean cut for people. They hear what the motive is and decide right then and there whether it's worth it to them and then spend all week deciding how to execute the perfect plan.

[Belatedly, she realizes that actually says way more about her own sensibilities than how most people might function, so she adds.]

But I like your theory better, Mr. Kaine. It really makes everyone seem more human and that makes sense to me.

[theotherother]

Maybe the first guy did, but Nanami and Eliza's deaths didn't really seem like the kind of thing that somebody spent a week figuring out how to do.

[He doesn't really have room to talk, his assassinations from his dark 90s days didn't have a lot of planning either, but...still.]

I mean yeah, it seems like it would be the setup for some sort of cold blooded murderer, but most people I've met aren't like that.

[HE COMPLETELY MISSED ANY SORT OF PROBLEM WITH WHAT SHE SAID.]

[hawthorned]

Really? This is the first time I've ever had to think about things like this, so... I'm no good at investigations and figuring out how criminal minds work...

[She looks somewhat sheepish here.]

I really am just oversimplifying things, aren't I?

[theotherother]

It's fine. You shouldn't have to think about things like that. Most people shouldn't have to.