If two of them find each other, do they get any powers, or just mason-communication? Do they need all three to get power?

The way I understood it is like if Ileein "finds" Silferras tonight, Ileein and Silferras gain their powers. Then if they "find" the third the next night, that person gets theirs. I could be understanding that incorrectly, though, or it might be vague in their role pm as well.

Oh, I forgot to mention something about Tekora/Bernkastel. I am a pawn of Bernkastel sent here to unravel the mystery of who the true culprit of the massacre is. So probably Bernkastel was not scum.

Good to know. Also makes me question Kiradawea's unspecified source of information even more than I already did, too. She seems to be pulling all sorts of things out of nowhere, and asserting it as truth without saying a thing about how she knows it, and now we're seeing that something she's said (the extreme confidence in the alignment of Tekora to the point of offing him day one) probably wasn't true.

And could whoever is the coroner protect me from dying tonight

I am assuming you guys want Casilu, Rika, or Kira checked in night 2. It was a total fluke that I got Ileein right during the first night. They say good things happen in pairs...

Yes, invetigate me tonight.

Which role are you again? Is this to prove whether witches = bad or ? I'd like to get a group consensus.

Partially, or if you're sane. People think I'm Battler for some reason. The truth will be revealed tomorrow.

Don't think to highly of myself or... what? You won't think highly of me? That'd never happen anyway? You'll vote for me? People are already voting for me for nebulous reasons that basically amount to gutfeelings. When I'm the first to roleclaim, claim a relatively gutsy role, reveal a daykill, name three townies, state a sentence that can only be found in the rolepost sent to town, formulating myself to include the wording itself and the fact that I'm supposedly gonna be a non-witch in the witch faction... yeah. Really, the burden is on you to supply some actual accusations I can work with.

And yes, I could certainly be more condescending if I wish. But if including it in the gameposts is too much, I can certainly wait until after the game is over to pull a classic "I told you so". But right now, you guys are really tiring me.

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Where it is shown Battler is a coroner.

Blue truths. Battler used them, and he is the one who challenged the witches in the Meta-world, to explain each iteration of the game using logic and deduction.

I don't believe Casilu is a witch, she keeps saying magic isn't real.

I'd like someone we pretty much know is not scum (and isn't affiliated with the Mariage) to be investigated. If they're a witch, bonus points. "Witches = bad" is not what I am going for here. I want to see what else your power comes up with. At this point in time we don't know if it's actually a completely reliable investigate for if someone is scum or not. We already had a confirmed investigator dead, and your investigation result doesn't say anything condemning, just suspicious. Doubt there is more than one investigator if both of them did the exact same thing, and there is a lot of room for variation within the role. Need more information.

...I guess that's the deadline?

Back from class. Maybe Furien lost her interwebs again. :\\

Back as well. Let us all pray to the gods of the internet that Furien returns soon.

Woot I see a Furien!

Vote Count!

Ileein (2) - Shou, Diamondias
Kiradawea (4) - Rika, Sylandra, Phoebus, Ileein
Silferras (4) - Ssaliss, Casilu, Kiradawea, AllergictoSabres

As the group descends into heated debate regarding the legitimacy of this 'Mariage Sorciere' group, votes fly left and right, much to the amusement of the game's players that watch the chessboard with interest.

As suspicion begins to mount on Silferras, she finds herself pressured by several votes. She grimaces awfully, grasping her head and muttering something about nightmares, but few appear to hear it, and even fewer bother relenting.

Soon, she crumbles beneath the pressure, bursting into a wail of sheer terror as she charges full-speed towards the door of the mansion. Throwing it open with almost pitiable strength, she dashes out into the darkness and rain of Rokkenjima Island, the veil covering her identity being cruelly torn away to reveal the sobbing, terrified expression of a child. The door slams shut behind her with a note of finality, declaring her forever lost to the Mansion. Surely, such a return would take a miracle...



As the group struggles to react to their deeds with words, the grandfather clock booms several, droning notes that shake the mansion's very foundations. Tension swiftly heats once again, and soon Kiradawea finds herself shoved outside as well with an almost disliked urgency. She grants the group a scathing gaze before departing into the night, an umbrella in one hand while she idly fans herself with the other.



The grandfather clock booms several, mournful notes, as if paying homage to the events of the day. The esteemed guests of the Witch's Game return to their chambers for the night, fatigue written across their features. Night Two has begun. It will end in 36 hours. Please send me a PM with your actions for the night; PM me anyways, even if you wish to do nothing.

Hrmf. What else to expect from my siblings. I shall be seeing you on the other side. You're certain to follow soon.

As the next day dawns, the group gathers themselves in the entrance hall, still mulling over the morbid events of the previous day. Some appear well-rested; others less so.

To everyone's chagrin (or appearance thereof), one person is missing from the group. They check their room, but they are not there; instead, they find them in another area of the guest rooms, body crumbled and bleeding profusely from a deep stab wound in their chest, where a demonic stake has buried itself. With the veil torn away by death, their identity is clear...

D:

Alright, info, lets go. Shou?

Damn, I was considering protecting her, but I didn't want to mess up Shou's thing.