week 5, monday

[reapertoire]

[ Between one blink and the next, Undine will suddenly find herself in a greenhouse. If she tries looking outside its glass windows, she'll notice that there is a strange haze that makes it impossible to tell the exact location, but the interior of the greenhouse is fairly bright, as if sunlight was shining through.

Everything in it seems fairly normal. There is a variety of plants, but primarily roses, as well as a small outside garden table. Still, strangely enough, there's also a... kotatsu? Well. Okay. ]

Comments

[alchemicalwater]

[...]

You can...obviously survive erasures.

If I asked, would you come back to the game and allow me to erase you? So that we meed that 'one erasure' goal without hurting any of the players.

[rosemance]

You can erase me, but it will be a real erasure.

[alchemicalwater]

...oh.

[Yeah she. Doesn't want that.]

...

if I erase myself, would that fulfill the conditions?

[rosemance]

Undine.

[ she reaches her hand across the table. ]

Who will they vote for?

[alchemicalwater]

Me. Because it would be the truth.

[She would make it obvious at least.

She sees Anthy's hand, and she won't stop Anthy from touching her, but neither does she reach out for Anthy.]

Asking for a volunteer among the living seems cruel to me.

[rosemance]

[ she doesn't actually try to touch her. she was mimicking something that another person did to her a few weeks ago, which was simply to get undine's full attention. ]

You cannot vote for someone who has already been erased. You are free to try to erase yourself, but then they'll vote to erase someone innocent in the trial.

[alchemicalwater]

Someone innocent would get erased regardless, wouldn't they? Nobody suspected me last time, I doubt it would change this time. And I can't just confess to it either.

[Unless there are other kills too.]

[rosemance]

My point is that you are purposely attempting to find a way to not erase someone yourself, but even this method will still lead to you erasing someone.

[alchemicalwater]

...ah.

[That's fair. She really is being a coward here.]

Sorry.