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Danganronpa: Tower of Carnage (Finished!)

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Danganronpa: Tower of Carnage (Finished!)

JUSTICE!

Danganronpa: Tower of Carnage (Finished!)

Well, this is farewell for good :). It was all fun while it lasted, but it's time for my towel to be thrown in. In true Warpy fashion, I leave you all with one final cryptic message.

x(t) = ((-41/6 sin(37/24 - 11 t) - 23/14 sin(35/23 - 6 t) + 4445/43 sin(t + 63/40) + 1977/53 sin(2 t + 30/19) + 442/25 sin(3 t + 49/31) + 381/37 sin(4 t + 49/31) + 44/19 sin(5 t + 59/38) + 53/13 sin(7 t + 67/42) + 46/21 sin(8 t + 59/37) + 85/31 sin(9 t + 18/11) + 219/43 sin(10 t + 67/42) + 39/7 sin(12 t + 141/88) - 15669/34) θ(127 π - t) θ(t - 123 π) + (5534/33 sin(t + 11/7) + 176/21 sin(2 t + 47/30) + 145/9 sin(3 t + 96/61) + 135/58 sin(4 t + 96/61) + 161/31 sin(5 t + 96/61) + 15/11 sin(6 t + 53/34) + 52/17 sin(7 t + 39/25) + 6/17 sin(8 t + 80/53) + 45/28 sin(9 t + 31/20) + 30/41 sin(10 t + 17/11) + 31/39 sin(11 t + 35/23) + 23/42 sin(12 t + 334/223) + 21697/36) θ(123 π - t) θ(t - 119 π) + (-291/290 sin(48/31 - 11 t) - 33/37 sin(25/16 - 9 t) - 51/19 sin(113/72 - 7 t) - 124/13 sin(69/44 - 3 t) - 2092/23 sin(69/44 - t) + 624/23 sin(2 t + 85/54) + 317/60 sin(4 t + 69/44) + 82/33 sin(5 t + 155/33) + 72/31 sin(6 t + 25/16) + 22/35 sin(8 t + 32/21) + 19/33 sin(10 t + 46/29) + 15/59 sin(12 t + 58/37) + 5867/18) θ(119 π - t) θ(t - 115 π) + (-9/16 sin(25/16 - 12 t) - 32/45 sin(64/41 - 10 t) - 11/6 sin(47/30 - 8 t) - 150/19 sin(58/37 - 4 t) - 213/10 sin(91/58 - 2 t) + 1002/11 sin(t + 11/7) + 406/41 sin(3 t + 113/72) + 59/20 sin(5 t + 36/23) + 48/31 sin(6 t + 155/33) + 49/30 sin(7 t + 30/19) + 41/33 sin(9 t + 11/7) + 10/21 sin(11 t + 30/19) + 307/25) θ(115 π - t) θ(t - 111 π) + (-12/19 sin(50/33 - 23 t) - 1341/11 sin(58/37 - 2 t) + 6968/7 sin(t + 47/30) + 4234/33 sin(3 t + 47/30) + 2613/55 sin(4 t + 108/23) + 1417/20 sin(5 t + 75/16) + 125/24 sin(6 t + 95/61) + 743/26 sin(7 t + 108/23) + 155/28 sin(8 t + 121/26) + 59/36 sin(9 t + 23/14) + 184/17 sin(10 t + 163/35) + 343/50 sin(11 t + 77/48) + 31/33 sin(12 t + 83/19) + 169/36 sin(13 t + 101/22) + 396/37 sin(14 t + 37/24) + 189/22 sin(15 t + 79/17) + 178/21 sin(16 t + 139/30) + 5/2 sin(17 t + 31/18) + 244/17 sin(18 t + 397/85) + 381/40 sin(19 t + 61/41) + 245/33 sin(20 t + 74/49) + 1487/63 sin(21 t + 245/53) + 268/19 sin(22 t + 119/26) + 493/27 sin(24 t + 47/32) + 214/27 sin(25 t + 38/25) + 937/38 sin(26 t + 143/31) + 19/20 sin(27 t + 194/57) + 379/43 sin(28 t + 29/20) + 47/6 sin(29 t + 49/34) + 184/35 sin(30 t + 155/34) + 379/37 sin(31 t + 73/16) + 19/10 sin(32 t + 35/8) + 79/46 sin(33 t + 45/31) + 201/32 sin(34 t + 52/37) + 201/34 sin(35 t + 31/21) + 127/38 sin(36 t + 125/28) + 233/23 sin(37 t + 145/32) + 985/179 sin(38 t + 95/21) + 65/33 sin(39 t + 206/47) + 4/11 sin(40 t + 92/21) + 32/29 sin(41 t + 77/40) + 245/58 sin(42 t + 190/43) + 37/40 sin(43 t + 136/39) + 268/23 sin(44 t + 137/31) + 2094/103 sin(45 t + 114/25) + 415/24 sin(46 t + 32/21) + 173/11 sin(47 t + 97/21) + 41/9 sin(48 t + 20/13) + 105/22 sin(49 t + 57/37) + 692/39 sin(50 t + 178/39) + 227/55 sin(51 t + 1303/651) + 198/19 sin(52 t + 127/27) + 40441/98) θ(111 π - t) θ(t - 107 π) + (-32/63 sin(113/72 - 11 t) - 62/37 sin(102/65 - 7 t) - 412/13 sin(58/37 - 3 t) + 1719/25 sin(t + 11/7) + 640/23 sin(2 t + 11/7) + 158/41 sin(4 t + 41/26) + 35/18 sin(5 t + 127/27) + 143/37 sin(6 t + 47/30) + 12/7 sin(8 t + 107/68) + 35/43 sin(9 t + 108/23) + 1/8 sin(10 t + 55/37) + 16/27 sin(12 t + 49/31) - 125/21) θ(107 π - t) θ(t - 103 π) + (-175/41 sin(14/9 - 4 t) + 1703/24 sin(t + 41/26) + 395/44 sin(2 t + 30/19) + 270/19 sin(3 t + 46/29) + 51/28 sin(5 t + 39/25) + 143/35 sin(6 t + 34/21) + 41/48 sin(7 t + 14/9) + 19/41 sin(8 t + 261/56) + 29/31 sin(9 t + 115/72) + 17/12 sin(10 t + 47/29) + 1/17 sin(11 t + 37/8) + 1/7 sin(12 t + 20/13) - 5317/51) θ(103 π - t) θ(t - 99 π) + (-737/39 sin(102/65 - 6 t) - 607/36 sin(58/37 - 2 t) + 9365/31 sin(t + 58/37) + 830/39 sin(3 t + 108/23) + 927/49 sin(4 t + 39/25) + 697/30 sin(5 t + 58/37) + 551/23 sin(7 t + 39/25) + 27/68 sin(8 t + 7/6) + 2503/139 sin(9 t + 131/28) + 137/15 sin(10 t + 164/35) + 295/33 sin(11 t + 38/25) + 183/43 sin(12 t + 45/29) + 3091/25) θ(99 π - t) θ(t - 95 π) + (-17/22 sin(39/25 - 11 t) - 14/23 sin(17/11 - 10 t) - 11/19 sin(17/11 - 8 t) - 32/33 sin(39/25 - 7 t) - 13/28 sin(29/19 - 6 t) - 95/31 sin(69/44 - 5 t) - 3004/21 sin(102/65 - t) + 1061/42 sin(2 t + 11/7) + 250/21 sin(3 t + 212/45) + 21/32 sin(4 t + 63/40) + 2/3 sin(9 t + 127/27) + 1/11 sin(12 t + 8/5) - 14953/40) θ(95 π - t) θ(t - 91 π) + (-47/43 sin(14/9 - 11 t) - 56/25 sin(81/52 - 9 t) - 14/13 sin(31/20 - 8 t) - 77/19 sin(87/56 - 6 t) - 157/64 sin(25/16 - 5 t) - 271/31 sin(91/58 - 3 t) - 553/22 sin(69/44 - t) + 1360/53 sin(2 t + 11/7) + 628/35 sin(4 t + 52/33) + 239/47 sin(7 t + 30/19) + 21/20 sin(10 t + 59/38) + 20/23 sin(12 t + 107/67) + 29464/83) θ(91 π - t) θ(t - 87 π) + (10364/49 sin(t + 74/47) + 167/51 sin(2 t + 131/28) + 1605/112 sin(3 t + 58/37) + 11/6 sin(4 t + 177/38) + 217/44 sin(5 t + 113/72) + 127062/199) θ(87 π - t) θ(t - 83 π) + (-497/113 sin(11/7 - 5 t) - 152/25 sin(102/65 - 4 t) - 330/29 sin(58/37 - 3 t) - 321/14 sin(11/7 - 2 t) - 5533/25 sin(11/7 - t) - 58175/288) θ(83 π - t) θ(t - 79 π) + (-21/20 sin(36/23 - 21 t) - 8/27 sin(45/29 - 15 t) - 9/23 sin(32/23 - 12 t) - 22/13 sin(17/11 - 5 t) - 339/19 sin(36/23 - t) + 5490/37 sin(2 t + 85/54) + 123/16 sin(3 t + 58/37) + 551/69 sin(4 t + 74/47) + 447/31 sin(6 t + 30/19) + 22/29 sin(7 t + 43/28) + 25/33 sin(8 t + 31/20) + 37/59 sin(9 t + 8/5) + 109/15 sin(10 t + 30/19) + 13/12 sin(11 t + 61/13) + 14/25 sin(13 t + 108/65) + 119/53 sin(14 t + 30/19) + 3/23 sin(16 t + 45/29) + 14/57 sin(17 t + 42/25) + 37/25 sin(18 t + 107/68) + 7/36 sin(19 t + 143/31) + 79/99 sin(20 t + 30/19) + 1/5 sin(22 t + 37/24) + 13/51 sin(23 t + 51/31) + 19361/33) θ(79 π - t) θ(t - 75 π) + (-1/23 sin(131/105 - 19 t) - 27/34 sin(69/44 - 17 t) - 29/21 sin(25/16 - 11 t) + 604/29 sin(t + 11/7) + 4556/35 sin(2 t + 11/7) + 169/45 sin(3 t + 103/22) + 199/19 sin(4 t + 46/29) + 13/19 sin(5 t + 88/19) + 389/29 sin(6 t + 52/33) + 17/13 sin(7 t + 61/39) + 22/45 sin(8 t + 30/19) + 31/30 sin(9 t + 47/10) + 59/13 sin(10 t + 107/68) + 34/27 sin(12 t + 21/13) + 8/29 sin(13 t + 193/42) + 11/7 sin(14 t + 19/12) + 16/43 sin(15 t + 53/33) + 19/17 sin(16 t + 19/12) + 59/50 sin(18 t + 19/12) + 8/41 sin(20 t + 53/34) + 4/25 sin(21 t + 31/20) + 23/25 sin(22 t + 62/39) + 5/21 sin(23 t + 51/11) + 2/3 sin(24 t + 21/13) + 9/23 sin(25 t + 31/19) + 1/189 sin(26 t + 39/35) + 25/32 sin(27 t + 113/72) - 7157/24) θ(75 π - t) θ(t - 71 π) + (-15/14 sin(32/21 - 26 t) - 1823/304 sin(36/23 - 24 t) - 203/30 sin(71/46 - 17 t) - 133/24 sin(44/29 - 16 t) - 50/7 sin(53/34 - 10 t) + 5435/28 sin(t + 11/7) + 722/25 sin(2 t + 30/19) + 535/24 sin(3 t + 41/26) + 1188/35 sin(4 t + 80/51) + 157/49 sin(5 t + 61/13) + 436/21 sin(6 t + 113/72) + 46/39 sin(7 t + 29/18) + 79/14 sin(8 t + 52/33) + 28/11 sin(9 t + 31/20) + 46/15 sin(11 t + 23/15) + 57/28 sin(12 t + 108/23) + 217/37 sin(13 t + 71/44) + 203/31 sin(14 t + 37/23) + 31/25 sin(15 t + 49/31) + 43/13 sin(18 t + 35/22) + 143/30 sin(19 t + 37/23) + 7/17 sin(20 t + 61/13) + 45/31 sin(21 t + 20/13) + 47/38 sin(22 t + 134/29) + 246/31 sin(23 t + 41/26) + 29/37 sin(25 t + 62/45) + 40/31 sin(27 t + 8/5) + 7376/11) θ(71 π - t) θ(t - 67 π) + (-19/3 sin(87/56 - 26 t) - 158/19 sin(113/72 - 24 t) - 65/12 sin(65/42 - 22 t) - 283/22 sin(39/25 - 19 t) - 875/146 sin(36/23 - 7 t) + 6221/26 sin(t + 11/7) + 269/38 sin(2 t + 91/58) + 212/15 sin(3 t + 85/54) + 1436/287 sin(4 t + 49/31) + 575/38 sin(5 t + 41/26) + 102/25 sin(6 t + 36/23) + 23/30 sin(8 t + 203/45) + 179/26 sin(9 t + 113/72) + 61/18 sin(10 t + 11/7) + 425/41 sin(11 t + 41/26) + 10/17 sin(12 t + 253/169) + 238/25 sin(13 t + 212/45) + 54/29 sin(14 t + 135/29) + 133/30 sin(15 t + 62/39) + 816/815 sin(16 t + 188/125) + 661/37 sin(17 t + 30/19) + 497/51 sin(18 t + 49/31) + 70/19 sin(20 t + 34/21) + 42/25 sin(21 t + 49/32) + 44/39 sin(23 t + 21/13) + 191/33 sin(25 t + 69/44) + 173/40 sin(27 t + 107/67) - 2129/12) θ(67 π - t) θ(t - 63 π) + (-215/19 sin(25/16 - 11 t) - 809/18 sin(53/34 - 3 t) + 2209/33 sin(t + 58/37) + 15226/33 sin(2 t + 107/68) + 4854/73 sin(4 t + 63/40) + 1307/32 sin(5 t + 52/33) + 165/8 sin(6 t + 91/58) + 842/27 sin(7 t + 146/31) + 789/35 sin(8 t + 52/33) + 653/34 sin(9 t + 49/31) + 316/37 sin(10 t + 30/19) + 227/23 sin(12 t + 27/17) + 10290/31) θ(63 π - t) θ(t - 59 π) + (10613/23 sin(t + 63/40) + 7/11 sin(2 t + 190/51) + 953/18 sin(3 t + 41/26) + 20/31 sin(4 t + 75/31) + 872/47 sin(5 t + 27/17) + 2/11 sin(6 t + 101/30) + 243/26 sin(7 t + 157/98) + 5/44 sin(8 t + 98/29) + 98/17 sin(9 t + 49/31) + 4/7 sin(10 t + 35/18) + 125/33 sin(11 t + 43/27) + 4/23 sin(12 t + 119/27) + 8771/26) θ(59 π - t) θ(t - 55 π) + (-6/13 sin(58/37 - 12 t) - 30/37 sin(23/15 - 10 t) - 19/113 sin(13/9 - 9 t) - 166/95 sin(53/34 - 8 t) - 11/32 sin(47/31 - 7 t) - 35/19 sin(36/23 - 6 t) - 367/51 sin(25/16 - 4 t) - 160/21 sin(39/25 - 3 t) - 937/30 sin(58/37 - 2 t) + 2049/44 sin(t + 11/7) + 27/37 sin(5 t + 35/23) + 5/31 sin(11 t + 41/26) - 14153/113) θ(55 π - t) θ(t - 51 π) + (5717/21 sin(t + 11/7) + 97/38 sin(2 t + 35/22) + 863/28 sin(3 t + 74/47) + 19/20 sin(4 t + 163/35) + 148/13 sin(5 t + 52/33) + 1/3 sin(6 t + 143/32) + 133/24 sin(7 t + 63/40) - 788/15) θ(51 π - t) θ(t - 47 π) + (-143/107 sin(42/41 - 71 t) - 50/37 sin(33/25 - 70 t) - 158/49 sin(71/57 - 68 t) - 29/20 sin(144/103 - 66 t) - 49/31 sin(36/29 - 64 t) - 203/62 sin(39/32 - 61 t) - 438/175 sin(39/31 - 59 t) - 21/23 sin(38/29 - 57 t) - 26/23 sin(37/32 - 56 t) - 59/33 sin(19/15 - 54 t) - 56/33 sin(37/27 - 53 t) - 189/38 sin(35/27 - 52 t) - 19/26 sin(15/11 - 50 t) - 145/46 sin(41/31 - 49 t) - 130/31 sin(29/23 - 47 t) - 81/29 sin(26/21 - 45 t) - 74/21 sin(35/27 - 44 t) - 38/13 sin(75/53 - 42 t) - 595/62 sin(43/31 - 40 t) - 15/22 sin(40/31 - 38 t) - 172/31 sin(183/137 - 36 t) - 428/93 sin(102/73 - 35 t) - 173/34 sin(41/29 - 33 t) - 203/31 sin(25/18 - 31 t) - 84/37 sin(58/43 - 29 t) - 67/25 sin(21/16 - 28 t) - 117/38 sin(50/37 - 26 t) - 126/29 sin(19/13 - 24 t) - 284/37 sin(217/145 - 22 t) - 121/24 sin(46/31 - 17 t) - 79/20 sin(59/39 - 15 t) - 293/27 sin(172/115 - 13 t) - 784/51 sin(119/79 - 12 t) - 42/5 sin(41/27 - 10 t) - 1150/27 sin(20/13 - 9 t) - 437/13 sin(41/27 - 8 t) - 475/6 sin(44/29 - 5 t) - 1459/35 sin(36/23 - 4 t) - 28762/23 sin(39/25 - 2 t) + 819/20 sin(t + 18/11) + 1291/24 sin(3 t + 47/29) + 6283/40 sin(6 t + 109/68) + 1174/25 sin(7 t + 27/17) + 655/19 sin(11 t + 31/19) + 113/33 sin(14 t + 173/99) + 110/39 sin(16 t + 8/5) + 539/30 sin(18 t + 43/26) + 29/12 sin(19 t + 19/12) + 412/35 sin(20 t + 37/22) + 178/31 sin(21 t + 112/67) + 142/25 sin(23 t + 131/75) + 119/39 sin(25 t + 39/23) + 473/61 sin(27 t + 46/27) + 376/55 sin(30 t + 29/16) + 53/44 sin(32 t + 23/5) + 291/56 sin(34 t + 50/29) + 293/147 sin(37 t + 17/10) + 103/43 sin(39 t + 51/29) + 31/28 sin(41 t + 35/19) + 5/11 sin(43 t + 43/25) + 268/89 sin(46 t + 63/34) + 3/11 sin(48 t + 55/12) + 13/35 sin(51 t + 75/38) + 31/39 sin(55 t + 65/37) + 17/27 sin(58 t + 73/40) + 95/47 sin(60 t + 44/23) + 1/4 sin(62 t + 198/73) + 2/15 sin(63 t + 47/32) + 91/58 sin(65 t + 50/27) + 23/32 sin(67 t + 67/40) + 151/63 sin(69 t + 60/31) + 8/27 sin(72 t + 117/40) + 2/7 sin(73 t + 36/25) + 8067/34) θ(47 π - t) θ(t - 43 π) + (-6/35 sin(55/36 - 12 t) - 91/44 sin(18/17 - 11 t) - 241/29 sin(7/50 - 5 t) - 401/32 sin(7/30 - 3 t) + 2535/28 sin(t + 109/55) + 205/22 sin(2 t + 145/33) + 363/25 sin(4 t + 113/43) + 148/25 sin(6 t + 77/23) + 3/10 sin(7 t + 43/41) + 43/32 sin(8 t + 285/89) + 80/29 sin(9 t + 212/49) + 9/29 sin(10 t + 112/111) + 34942/31) θ(43 π - t) θ(t - 39 π) + (-51/13 sin(33/26 - 11 t) - 129/47 sin(113/85 - 9 t) - 343/61 sin(71/46 - 8 t) - 100/19 sin(15/28 - 7 t) - 44/5 sin(23/35 - 6 t) + 33395/48 sin(t + 40/31) + 1081/7 sin(2 t + 40/31) + 414/29 sin(3 t + 7/22) + 653/34 sin(4 t + 1/499) + 34/5 sin(5 t + 54/29) + 73/22 sin(10 t + 93/26) + 59/21 sin(12 t + 91/25) + 19/29 sin(13 t + 99/29) + 23/24 sin(14 t + 131/34) + 14/17 sin(15 t + 71/19) + 31/29 sin(16 t + 51/28) + 11/26 sin(17 t + 43/27) - 12621/34) θ(39 π - t) θ(t - 35 π) + (-427/37 sin(50/41 - 4 t) - 761/55 sin(9/35 - 3 t) - 1046/21 sin(17/23 - t) + 1376/33 sin(2 t + 35/29) + 2078/189 sin(5 t + 49/15) + 277/57 sin(6 t + 74/59) + 87/62 sin(7 t + 109/28) + 19/21 sin(8 t + 176/47) + 24/47 sin(9 t + 73/16) + 42/19 sin(10 t + 32/21) + 13/6 sin(11 t + 155/37) + 85/66 sin(12 t + 7/19) - 22045/22) θ(35 π - t) θ(t - 31 π) + (-16/15 sin(41/35 - 6 t) - 101/18 sin(25/43 - 4 t) - 49/3 sin(24/37 - 3 t) + 106/33 sin(t + 13/12) + 397/44 sin(2 t + 47/19) + 39/34 sin(5 t + 28/37) + 67/56 sin(7 t + 23/16) + 23/27 sin(8 t + 25/6) + 23/31 sin(9 t + 8/65) + 3/22 sin(10 t + 93/23) + 53/80 sin(11 t + 19/22) + 13/35 sin(12 t + 84/23) + 13643/24) θ(31 π - t) θ(t - 27 π) + (-21/46 sin(21/22 - 11 t) - 121/35 sin(61/50 - 5 t) + 366/35 sin(t + 83/50) + 59/31 sin(2 t + 86/45) + 549/49 sin(3 t + 171/64) + 123/11 sin(4 t + 51/22) + 51/25 sin(6 t + 118/117) + 33/40 sin(7 t + 81/22) + 31/52 sin(8 t + 97/27) + 19/56 sin(9 t + 313/78) + 13/30 sin(10 t + 70/17) + 25/42 sin(12 t + 123/35) - 15811/54) θ(27 π - t) θ(t - 23 π) + (789/11 sin(t + 94/63) + 28367/50) θ(23 π - t) θ(t - 19 π) + (2321/36 sin(t + 69/59) - 12515/42) θ(19 π - t) θ(t - 15 π) + (-19/21 sin(86/57 - 9 t) - 66/29 sin(13/45 - 6 t) - 93/34 sin(24/35 - 4 t) - 243/61 sin(27/25 - 2 t) + 5102/31 sin(t + 209/104) + 921/52 sin(3 t + 59/20) + 156/25 sin(5 t + 18/5) + 134/51 sin(7 t + 131/31) + 103/42 sin(8 t + 1/33) + 103/52 sin(10 t + 4/13) + 5/39 sin(11 t + 105/31) + 89/74 sin(12 t + 26/37) + 22439/36) θ(15 π - t) θ(t - 11 π) + (5413/35 sin(t + 52/33) + 124/23 sin(2 t + 187/49) + 427/36 sin(3 t + 107/57) + 193/56 sin(4 t + 232/65) + 52/15 sin(5 t + 123/52) + 38/17 sin(6 t + 61/17) + 13/9 sin(7 t + 37/13) + 49/31 sin(8 t + 142/37) + 37/34 sin(9 t + 98/31) + 27/26 sin(10 t + 61/15) + 42/41 sin(11 t + 84/25) + 35/69 sin(12 t + 81/19) - 8263/34) θ(11 π - t) θ(t - 7 π) + (3437/11 sin(t + 65/37) + 311/33 sin(2 t + 28/11) + 1723/61 sin(3 t + 53/27) + 266/37 sin(4 t + 142/41) + 276/29 sin(5 t + 39/19) + 70/17 sin(6 t + 190/51) + 71/12 sin(7 t + 62/27) + 76/27 sin(8 t + 109/25) + 119/38 sin(9 t + 70/27) + 51/31 sin(10 t + 59/14) + 16/9 sin(11 t + 298/99) + 32/27 sin(12 t + 94/21) - 1211/23) θ(7 π - t) θ(t - 3 π) + (-319/106 sin(58/77 - 14 t) - 142/19 sin(74/49 - 13 t) - 680/27 sin(8/17 - 9 t) - 1073/33 sin(31/28 - 2 t) + 34773/29 sin(t + 46/41) + 3826/37 sin(3 t + 97/32) + 6839/103 sin(4 t + 133/40) + 125/6 sin(5 t + 45/11) + 563/13 sin(6 t + 107/41) + 394/33 sin(7 t + 25/21) + 211/28 sin(8 t + 95/36) + 309/20 sin(10 t + 41/37) + 175/29 sin(11 t + 191/50) + 239/32 sin(12 t + 21/11) + 112/29 sin(15 t + 78/29) + 70/19 sin(16 t + 90/23) + 40/11 sin(17 t + 5/27) + 213/37 sin(18 t + 49/19) + 2936/27) θ(3 π - t) θ(t + π)) θ(sqrt(sgn(sin(t/2))))

Thanks for everything, and I wish you all the best!

Danganronpa: Tower of Carnage (Finished!)

Happy New Year.

Have a post.

Danganronpa: Tower of Carnage (Finished!)

Thomas, Emily, and Davis.

Enough.

It was easy for Ellie to fall back into her old habits. Up until now, she had considered just running downstairs and telling everyone how scared she was. She wanted someone to hug her and say it would all be alright. Everyone could use a hug right now. But at this moment, Ellie was one of the few people in a position to do something for the people downstairs. Now was the time to think about what was right for everyone around her, a truth that had eluded her until recently. The caretaker stepped out of her room. She was walking in the same direction as the stairs that lead to the first floor. However, that was not her destination. She walked past the staircase and headed towards the hospital's second floor.

”Thomas...” Her voice was carried directly to him via the string and cup system set up in her area. ”What are you planning Thomas? How is any of this going to stop the mastermind's game?” Before long, Emily came down the stairs and was now able to rest her eyes directly on Thomas. How close they were didn't really matter though. All Thomas had to do was give Dennis a reason to detonate himself and he would. The distance between them hardly mattered, but at least now she could rest her eyes on the boy that was tormenting everyone.

”Caretaker. You really shouldn’t have come. If the carnage sisters are not here nor in the lobby already -- then Davis is still entertaining me and my actions. If you're here, however, you will not be afforded that protection...”
Thomas sat alone within the confines of the POST room. He seemed to be passing time by doodling in some notebook -- the same one which contained the mysterious numbers and notes. His only reaction to her voice was a nonchalant toggle of some switch -- directing his response only towards her location. ”Of course, It wouldn’t be like you to heed my advice,” Thomas snapped his notebook shut, unintentionally sending the resulting crackle through the speakers directly into Ellie’s ears. He’d place his writing utensil on the desk, next to the controls of the speaker system.
”Well, there’s time; and seeing as this may the last request you ever make, I’ll brook it. Let’s start with what you know about Davis himself, Caretaker. Just from the few brief interactions you’ve had with him, what can you tell me about the Infinite Conquest?”

”He has an ego.” She folded her arms, but made sure to keep her stern gaze on Thomas. ”I won't call him intelligent, but he's very devious. Careful, Seems to have an understanding of how things work. That goes beyond just the the killer robots and this hospital, he knows just what to do to get us killing each other.” Emily snorted, but didn't break eye contact. ”He has a motive, though I'm not sure if it's the product of a sane mind. But he seems to have some end goal with this 'game' we're all playing.” she lifted her heel to scratch the back of her knee.

”Hmm? You never struck me as the observant type, Caretaker. This is a welcome surprise,” Thomas turned away from the POST System to face directly at Ellie. From this distance, she could see his sullen eyes. They were bleary; but even more than that, they were empty. Akin to those of a man on his deathbed.
”Ego, devious, game -- they’re all a part of who Davis really is, Ellie. He’s a showrunner, don’t you see it? He’s the host, hosting the game we're currently participants in.” Thomas abruptly splayed the notebook, turning directly to a page in the back. The movement was tremulous; his hands were still hardly functional from his stunt with Faith. How he was even able to hold the notebook at this point was beyond impressive; the fact that he was even wielding a pen before was simply astonishing.
Upon the header of the page was two number tens, both scribbled hastily and in large font. Directly below them was a name: Davis Gallo, followed by a crude and ominous sketch of who that name belongs to.
”But there's another, less maneuverable aspect of his self. Davis, for lack of a better term, is unbeatable. His means, no matter what the opposition may be, are always enough to achieve his end. That’s what it means to be the Infinite Conquest! He already knows that I’m trying to usurp him. He likely, no, certainly knew before I knew I was going to try to usurp him. Everything I’m doing right now, I’m doing because he’s letting me do it!” Thomas turned back to face the POST System. He fiddled with one switch, and then turned back to Ellie. He closed the notebook, and placed it next to where he had put the pen.
”And right now, he's letting me hold his participants hostage. For me to have gotten this far, Davis had to have given me some ground. Do you understand now, Ellie? For us to win, Davis also has to win.”

”I’m offering him a win, something that will satisfy his need to put on a show. In return, I will get one opportunity to end his killing game. So, please, Ellie. I need you to trust me, and go to the lobby downstairs. If you can do that, by this time tomorrow -- Davis will be an old nightmare.”

It was difficult for Ellie to retain her composure. She had been beside people on their deathbeds before. She watched the life drain out of people's faces as she was powerless to do anything. Terminally ill patients that would perish despite her best efforts. But in a way, that was easier than dealing with a moment like this where there was clearly something she could do. She unfolded her arms and placed them at her sides.

”Thomas, I believe I called you my hope last time we spoke. That was incorrect, and I apologize for it.” She flexed her fingers. ”You were an excuse, something I could use to project my behavior on. You were something I could use to justify my air headed behavior. I could get people's attention by babying you.” She took a step closer to the POST room. ”What's interesting is that you're an excuse for everyone now. You were an excuse for Damiyon to retrieve the handbook, and an excuse for Jezebel to then attack him for the hand book. Now you're an excuse to quietly enter the blast radius of an emotionally distraught spy. ” Her legs were shaking, but it didn't stop her from taking another step. ”Fear is a very powerful motivator. You have nearly everyone right where you want them. But this isn't going to work on me. I've spent far too much time gripped by fear to walk into it's clutches again.” She stopped. Emily must have been standing a few feet away from Thomas now. The distance didn't mean anything, but the air between them tensed up further. ”You're probably feeling more fear than any of us. That's how fear works. That's why parents tell their children scary stories. They want to make their children share in their fears. Anyone who offers candy is a criminal, monsters lurk around at night, all stories designed to bestow fear onto others.” Emily hadn't blinked once since she spotted Thomas. ”You're caught up in his game. Killing us won't do anything. He'll just send in more contestants. Please, it's late...” Emily closed her eyes. ”Get some rest.”

”More… contestants? More contestants?” Thomas would take a deep breathe. Any ounce of empathy which his voice had previously harbored was washed away, replaced with callous regard of Emily’s dismissal. “Sure, Caretaker. There’s hundreds, maybe even thousands of infinites which Davis could replace us with. I mean, me and you, we’ve seen first hand just how many consecutive killing games there might be.”
”But Caretaker, if we’re replaceable; then why do new infinites keep getting sent to this killing game in particular? Why does Davis personally address us at the end of every trial? Why is no one ever extradited from this killing game into another one? Why did Davis call this the Candidate’s Killing Game during the last night of carnage? Don’t you think that we’re important, Ellie?” At the end of his tirade, Thomas once again grabbed his marker, and began to twirl it around his fingers.
”And Caretaker. Even if we’re not important. Even if we’re as worthless as pawns to Davis -- isn’t this at least entertaining?”

There was just no end to it. Thomas was clearly set in his ways, and would continue to use these underhanded tactics to get what he wanted. He might have had most of them scared, but Emily wasn't going to partake in Thomas's game. She wanted to believe him, but in his sorry state it was impossible. He was a mad man, plain and simple.

The monitors all over Axis Mundi flickered. Before long a figure appeared on each and every one of them. It wasn't Monokuma, a carnage sister, or even Davis. It was a live feed showing the cubicle Thomas had locked himself in, from the outside. Emily looked over her head and noticed a camera pointed right at him. That was clearly what the monitors were running off of. Not long after, a voice came over the speakers. It too could be heard all over the giant hospital: The voice of Davis Gallo.

”I am unsure if I should feel pride or outrage over your description of me, Thomas.” He sounded intrigued. The monitor's screen split. On the right side was the feed of Thomas in the post room, and on the left was Davis. He was sitting in a chair with his hands pressed together, much like a schemer might. ”If you've been trying to get my attention, now you have it.”

”Caretaker, I’m afraid that our time here is up. If you stay, and I’m sure you will, you won’t just be acting against your own interest -- you’re turning your back on the people downstairs who need you right now. Irregardlessly, from now onward I will be paying you exactly as much heed as you are to me, that is to say, none at all. Consider it a courtesy that I even tell you this.”

Emily wasn't sure if Thomas was just inciting fear again, or genuinely cared about her safety. Regardless, Davis's sudden appearance made her feel very uncomfortable. She moved towards the entrance of the patient's quarters as their conversation continued.

Thomas cocked an eyebrow at Ellie, and flashed her a vivacious smile. He ceased playing with the pen, and swiveled back towards the POST system. He had already reset the machine to broadcast his voice across Axis Mundi while fiddling with it before, and only needed to press one button to turn the system back on. His voice was once again broadcast across the entire building of Axis Mundi.
”Personally, Mr. Gallo; I would swell with pride to hear those words. Especially when they’re coming from none other than myself.” Thomas would raise a finger to his cheek thoughtfully. ”You know, Davis. Before we continue, there’s a question that’s I’ve been itching for an answer to. Something I’ve wanted to know ever since I became a participant in this killing game.”
”Shaun Ellen, the Infinite Web Designer -- that was just a facade, wasn’t it? They were hiding something -- perhaps, something about their identity?”

”Erin Steele used many personas as the infinite trickster. Shaun Ellen was likely the most convincing one he could pull off under the circumstances. Perhaps he got too sloppy with his time in the mafia and simply decided it would be easier to create a string of new identities instead of separating his real one. I do not know – or rather, I do not care – why he chose to go about hiding his identity this way.”

Davis rolled his head side to side until his neck cracked. ”He's old news now. Simply the second round in a string of killing games.” Davis placed his hands together again. ”I'm more interested in what you're doing right now.”

”Steele...” Thomas caught the thought, and mulled through it abruptly. ”That's right. I saw a picture of him once, taken when he was... ah, eight, or nine years old, I believe. I recall he had truly incredibly zygomatics for his age. Really, it’s disappointing to think I ever forgot about them,” Idly, he pawed for his notebook again, and flipped to the page about Ellen.
”Cassandra Steele. A neurologist. Back maybe three years ago, I read about her in a scholarly magazine. Cassandra and her husband Jonathan were magnates in the medical community. Their son, Erin Steele, has been missing for… ah, twelve years at this point. I'm so glad that I've finally figured out what happened to him.”

The broadcast took on a colder tone as Thomas continued to speak. ”I once knew another missing person too, Davis. Someone who abruptly disappeared one day, to never be seen again. I don’t think of him often -- me and this person, we had our differences -- but I recall at one point he mentioned you. We were talking about people who could beat me in chess, actually. He told me about a man who was called Perfection not as an adjective, but as a name. A man who had never lost.”
”When he said Perfection, he meant Davis Gallo. I’m certain of it.” Thomas paused, and stared at Davis knowingly. The stare told Davis and everyone watching that Thomas knew something more that he wasn’t saying.

”Perfection, understand this for what it is; a question. If you’re one of the patients of this hospital, then surely -- even if it’s only a physical technically -- that mantra would be a misnomer? If that were the case, you’d then be imperfect, wouldn’t you?”

Davis audibly scoffed at the remark. ”The perfection moniker isn't something I've taken seriously for a decade now. I stopped calling myself perfection the day my wife to be died. From that day forward, I was a Neoslayer. But as the event was nothing I wanted to remember, I allowed people to continue calling me Perfection.” He balled his hands into fists, but kept them together under his chin. ”But I did not play chess with very many people. I can only think of a few people I might have played regularly with.” His eyes rolled up to look through the screen at Thomas. ”You must be talking about your father.”

You did know him...

Thomas's eyes briefly glimmered at the answer, as if he were given an answer to a long standing question. Continuing to look down at the page dedicated to Shaun Ellen, Thomas then began to make adjustments to his writings -- subtracting, adding, and otherwise changing the observations on the page. ”Perhaps I was, Davis. We should play a game one day. Although, thinking of it now… I don’t think I’ve ever actually played chess before. I don’t even remember why we were discussing people that could beat me in chess back then. Really, I’ve always been on the sidelines, watching people play, daydreaming of what I’d do if I was just given a chance to play the game.”
”Don’t you think I’d be good at it, Davis? It’s not exactly my talent, but I think I’m a pretty strategic thinker. Afterall, if I wasn’t, then you wouldn’t even be here right now, and I’d have already met your wife. The real one.”

”If you knew my father, then I’d like you to understand I’m his crowning achievement. Anything that was good about him, I was bestowed. And anything that was bad, any weakness, he wrought out of me. His credibility and qualities, his name -- our name, is my résumé.“

”Chess is a relatively simple game. You would probably be good at it.” Davis reached out of screen and dragged a table in front of himself. There was a white handkerchief resting on a table cloth. ”I trust your father's judgment in that regard, even if his talent was running. If he was young enough, he could have been an ultimate student. He would have been Thomas Herringson: The Ultimate Runner.” He took the handkerchief and tucked it into his shirt. ”But it's interesting that you should bring up having none of your father's weaknesses. When a father passes his aspirations down to his son, he tends to cause them to acquire different types of defects, no? A crack in the surface of a cheesecake is a sign of quality, after all. ” The arm of a carnage sister placed some food before Davis. It wasn't a cheese cake however, but a broiled chicken. His food was garnished with lemon slices and a scattering of garlic. Even on the monitor, the steam coming off of the warm chicken let everyone know it was still hot. Davis's eyes moved onto his meal, seemingly dismissing the camera that was aimed at him. ”You're stalling, Thomas.” Davis used a fork to cut into the chicken, allowing more steam to escape. ”Consider your resumé read and your interview nearly over. What do you want?”

Emily was watching it all unfold on a monitor just inside of the patient's quarters. However, there was a commotion by the door into Davis's room. While she was here, there was no point in seeing what was going on. Maybe Thomas was right, and someone needed her right now.

Danganronpa: Tower of Carnage (Finished!)

happy thanksgiving everyone o/

Danganronpa: Tower of Carnage (Finished!)

alright unfortunate news.

schedules stacked and i don't have time for interwebs this semester which means no drp. I'm relinquishing all my roles in this RP to whomever would like them, provided BP has no objections, until further notice.

i'll check in from time to time but otherwise i'll be on an extended hiatus for three to four months. sorry that it turned out this way.

Danganronpa: Tower of Carnage (Finished!)

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Danganronpa: Tower of Carnage (Finished!)

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Danganronpa: Tower of Carnage (Finished!)

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