Unfortunately, night arrives with no conclusion and Maab and Tristar find the group bickering among themselves. When asked who they want gone, no clear answer is given. Instead they bicker among themselves until Casilu steps forward. "We won't be eliminating anyone this evening. Everyone stays."
Tristar nods and turns to leave, but Maab seems frustrated at this response. The male divine turns to his companion with a curious look. "Maab? You coming?"
"No. They won't eliminate anyone? Fine. But this is my game, and my play pieces, and I say, someone gets eliminated anyway."
"Maab?" But Tristar is cut off as Maab encases Diamondais in crystal and drags her off, ignoring the loud protests of the group and Tristar.
Diamondais was Mahatma Gandhi (Eliminated for inactivity)
With the shock of betrayal heavy on their shoulders, the group goes to restless sleep, worry at the apparent malevolence of the entities filling their hearts and clouding their minds.
It is now Night 4. Send me your night-actions.
Tristar nods and turns to leave, but Maab seems frustrated at this response. The male divine turns to his companion with a curious look. "Maab? You coming?"
"No. They won't eliminate anyone? Fine. But this is my game, and my play pieces, and I say, someone gets eliminated anyway."
"Maab?" But Tristar is cut off as Maab encases Diamondais in crystal and drags her off, ignoring the loud protests of the group and Tristar.
Diamondais was Mahatma Gandhi (Eliminated for inactivity)
QUOTE
You are Mahatma Gandhi
Card: Hierophant
"As soon as we lose the moral basis, we cease to be religious. There is no such thing as religion over-riding morality. Man, for instance, cannot be untruthful, cruel or incontinent and claim to have God on his side."
A firm believer of peaceful solutions, compassion and courage. You are known for “Satyagrahaâ€, the nonviolent resistance. No problem can be solved through the application of force. Only through communication, patience and spiritual strength can the evils of the world be banished. Peace and nonviolence are not acts of cowardice. It takes more courage to stand firmly against violent opposition, than to pull the trigger of a gun. That is your belief. A belief you still carry with you, even as you are dragged into this “gameâ€, and now you are playing the antagonist.
You win with the anti-heroes. You eliminate opposition by pacifying him or her through enlightened conversation.
Power of peace: You are a source of inspiration, who inspired the masses to believe in Satyagraha. Unfortunately, the others here are not the masses, but individuals. You can't convince everyone to be peaceful immediately all the time, but maybe, for just one night. Once during the game, during daytime, you may post in bold “Satyagrahaâ€. The day will immediately end in a no-lynch, and no one will be able to eliminate or roleblock the following night.
Nonviolence: If you are not eliminating that night, you can stand firmly guard before that person and protect him or her for that night. You can not protect yourself.
Card: Hierophant
"As soon as we lose the moral basis, we cease to be religious. There is no such thing as religion over-riding morality. Man, for instance, cannot be untruthful, cruel or incontinent and claim to have God on his side."
A firm believer of peaceful solutions, compassion and courage. You are known for “Satyagrahaâ€, the nonviolent resistance. No problem can be solved through the application of force. Only through communication, patience and spiritual strength can the evils of the world be banished. Peace and nonviolence are not acts of cowardice. It takes more courage to stand firmly against violent opposition, than to pull the trigger of a gun. That is your belief. A belief you still carry with you, even as you are dragged into this “gameâ€, and now you are playing the antagonist.
You win with the anti-heroes. You eliminate opposition by pacifying him or her through enlightened conversation.
Power of peace: You are a source of inspiration, who inspired the masses to believe in Satyagraha. Unfortunately, the others here are not the masses, but individuals. You can't convince everyone to be peaceful immediately all the time, but maybe, for just one night. Once during the game, during daytime, you may post in bold “Satyagrahaâ€. The day will immediately end in a no-lynch, and no one will be able to eliminate or roleblock the following night.
Nonviolence: If you are not eliminating that night, you can stand firmly guard before that person and protect him or her for that night. You can not protect yourself.
With the shock of betrayal heavy on their shoulders, the group goes to restless sleep, worry at the apparent malevolence of the entities filling their hearts and clouding their minds.
It is now Night 4. Send me your night-actions.
Dawn arrives, and the group gathers once more, finding that Silferras is missing. A quick search reveals that she's been knocked out by blunt trauma to the head.
Silferras was Mia
Maab arrives alone and delightfully takes poor Silferras with her back to wherever the other victims of this game is being held, leaving the group to fend for themselves.
Welcome to Day 5
(Night responses will be sent out later. I don't have time to send them out now. Sorry)
Silferras was Mia
QUOTE
You are Mia
Card: High Priestess
“We'll fight you as many times as it takes. We won't lose!â€
The healer from Golden Sun. You are a pure-hearted young girl from the town of Imil who travels with your new friends to rescue the world. The wisest and kindest of your little troupe, you show a natural empathy for those around you, and nurse and care for them almost like a mother would.
You win with the town.
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Card: High Priestess
“We'll fight you as many times as it takes. We won't lose!â€
The healer from Golden Sun. You are a pure-hearted young girl from the town of Imil who travels with your new friends to rescue the world. The wisest and kindest of your little troupe, you show a natural empathy for those around you, and nurse and care for them almost like a mother would.
You win with the town.
This information has been censored for your safety.
Maab arrives alone and delightfully takes poor Silferras with her back to wherever the other victims of this game is being held, leaving the group to fend for themselves.
Welcome to Day 5
(Night responses will be sent out later. I don't have time to send them out now. Sorry)
Well, that took forever. That's two scum killed so far from sheer luck, heh. Is anyone other than like Rika, Casilu and Furien still playing? I'm inclined to believe Furien due to that Silferras business. FURTHERMORE. I'm not sure why you would argue that I've been 'wishy-washy' Furien, and I'm even less sure of how to argue that I have not been 'wishy-washy' other than... well, go look at my posts. Admittedly I haven't taken a lot of initiative in posting the first vote of the day, but like I told Silferras earlier, all my votes have been posted with my reasoning behind them (however 'late' they were posted). Calling people out for voting for clearly suspicious people (yourself, Ayisdra) seems pretty pointless overall due to the people being, oh, clearly suspicious. 
