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☆ WEEK ZERO
Magical Girl Raising Project
Monday-Sunday, Week 0

20 REMAIN
Welcome to the Magical World of Dreams and Magic! No matter where you are or if you're from a world with technology or otherwise, you've managed to find yourself holding a cell phone with the Magical Girl Raising Project preinstalled - a game with a rather deceiving title - with no way to actually uninstall it. Whether you're doing this voluntarily or tapped the screen by accident due to not knowing much about technology, eventually a magical fairy appears out of the blue from your phone and finally opts to speak.
- "My name is Fav, and you have been chosen, pon!" For what, exactly? He soon explains that you, too, can become a real magical girl or magical boy and obtain power and help others. "If you really want to become one, just press the button here, pon. It's that simple, pon."
There's just something about Fav's voice that's so compelling, and you're promised many good things to come if you just tap that screen... but if you wait too long, you'll find your body moving on its own to do the action, as if possessed.
Once that's all said and done, you will find yourself blacking out and the next time you open your eyes... there's a very unfamiliar ceiling in a very unfamiliar bed. The place you've woken up in is a rather lavish hotel room; modern, yet has a somewhat old-fashioned feeling to it. It's rather nice, at least in comparison to the view outside.
Welcome to Town A, your almost stereotypical dystopian city in your almost stereotypical world. If not for the fact that you can't really leave, due to the barriers that encase the edges of the town.
As of right now, the clocks read 9 AM in the morning - it's time to rise and shine, sleepyheads! And as if that wasn't enough, the voice of Fav will remind you of such to meet up in the downstairs area for a very special announcement, although he won't force people to meet with him, as it's definitely not an obligation. You could always avoid the announcement. But do you honestly think that's a good idea, given that you're in a whole different world?
- This is the mingle for week zero, which covers Monday (3/13) to Sunday (3/19). Since this is the first week, there will be no investigation or trial.
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[Oh, yeah, we're getting personal now.] It was a question, not a demand. Of course, if you wish to fall prey to my notoriously volatile whim, we can go there, too.
[These two need to be separated, ASAP.]
We wouldn't sound so bad if someone didn't play with big meaty claws!
You really want to mess with me, punk?!
[Seriously, someone come over here and break these two up. We can't have a death on week 0!]
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[She gets off the chair and transforms immediately. Oh... boy. Okay, here we go.
Tamamo has no qualms about throwing a few punches (and more) to anyone who insults her.]
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[Uh... Yeah, someone stop them before they trash the place.]
SOMEONE PLS HELP
[Tamamo doesn't even bother about how he becomes a magical girl (literally). Such a thing barely registers on her mind. The furniture is too bulky of an object, so it's easy enough to dodge. Tamamo opts to go straight in for the punches, bringing her clenched fists up to her face before running up to try nailing him in the jaw.
Someone, stop them.]
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Hey! Stop! Magical girls shouldn't be fighting each other!
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[Is all he could say before taking a hit to the jaw from Tomamo. In response, he ducks out of the way and tries to land a punch into her side.]
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[For someone who has no qualms about throwing punches, Tamamo isn't too good at taking them herself. Zack's punch makes a direct hit to her side and sends her stumbling back. Still, she manages to get back on her own two feet, before raising up her arms to hopefully jab Zack in the face with an elbow harshly if he tried to come in closer.]
It's not good to be here, Ellie! [That's not even her name--] This is my fight!
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At least you admit you're trying to get other people to do your task for you!
[He goes in for a punch to the gut. That might knock her down.]
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[Let it be said that Tamamo is not a close-range fighter. Magic and distance was always her domain. Using spell cards, mirrors, projectiles-- fists aren't her forte. So, as she tries to hit Zack in the side by whacking him with a swift right-kick, it ends up exposing her to getting punched right in the ribs at the same time.
Whoops. There she goes, on the floor.]
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[He walks up to the fox on the floor, glowering down at her. It's hard to say if his magical form is more or less menacing than he is normally, but there's something horrible about an impulsive killer in a robe.]
Maybe you'll get to give that sicko your own blood after all...
[SOMEONE STOP HIM PLEASE]
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Tamamo, no! [And Eliza's going to try jumping down from that building, aiming for Zack. She might end up knocking him onto Tamamo either way even if she does hit him.]
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[... And pretty soon there's a magical girl pile with Eliza on top. Zack is not happy to have been knocked into the fox girl he was just fighting with.]
What the hell?! Get off of me!
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It's that one weird task. You know, the one where this sicko is asking for the blood of a magical girl? Well, this bitch was trying to mooch blood off of someone else instead of doing the damn task herself!
[He punctuates this by poking the woman below him, who seems to have been knocked out by the impact.]
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Oh...I see. [She definitely sounds upset upon hearing that.] And then she tried to attack you to get it? [He did say "she started it," after all...]
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[Gotta be honest here. A single word should not start a brawl.]
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I didn't see any needles, and I don't think either of us had knives.
[He did get punched in the face, though.]
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Eh, I'll live.
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[Zack should know. He's seen the worst of it first hand.]
But maybe you two get along for some reason. I don't know.
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