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@Witch Cat You're missing this bit at the end of his CS:
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@Pundii@Witch Cat: You two need to update your clue sheets/relations. This needs to be done by tomorrow evening. (I'll be finishing up with mine today).
@FantasyChic: Day 5!

@Taro: Your character will be brought in with the next update. ^^
@Afro Samurai: Day 5!




Location: Crypt Townhouse Near the Strand, London


Virginia nodded, listening to Peter's explanations. She would have imagined a soulless was responsible, yet she had never heard of any that would cause such a chill. A freeze, as Peter mentioned, was impossible. They would have both noticed it and it would have taken far longer. Then Virginia mused as to whether or not a human could be responsible for such destruction, yet once more, she found the chance to be slim. It would require technology beyond their time or training that did not yet exist.

"That is most curious," Virginia agreed. "Yet do not worry yourself so, dear Peter. It will do you no favors. Any mystery devised by mortal minds can be solved therewith. Those samples shall be a great help," Virginia added. Beyond the samples, her only large clue was the origin of the plant--the Banat. Either a soulless or a trained individual was responsible for the state of the garden, Virginia surmised. Yet it could not be either of the three soulless she knew of nor the skills from the countries that England sent their children to train in.

"I shall make some inquiries after the morning meal," Virginia informed Peter. "Once you have attained any samples you can find, as well as any other oddities, please do not hesitate to interrupt us." Virginia then gave Peter a kind nod before departing, heading through the manor until she reached James and Alfred. James was already seated at the table with Alfred standing by, causing Virginia to shake her head slightly.

"Will you not join us, dear Alfred?" Virginia requested.

"It would not be proper, my lady," Alfred said, politely declining. His main motivation was the fact that he figured on any given day, there was a decent chance that one of the Crypts had poisoned the food. Alfred had survived so long in the Crypt household for a reason, after all.



Location: Teriny Inn


Maeve attempted to stifle her laughter by covering her mouth and was largely successful with the parson's first fuddle of the day. However, by the time he fell straight to the floor, missing the chair entirely, she could not help but giggle slightly at his antics. If she had not observed his clumsiness the previous evening and knew it to be genuine, she perhaps would have entertained the notion that it was all an act. However, instead she could not help but ponder if the man was constantly bruised, with the way he flailed about all over the place.

"So'tiz indeed a blessed day...though I am not sure 'oy yer can discern dat from de floor," Maeve replied, smiling in spite of herself. She would have offered the man a hand to support himself with had she not been certain that it would only result in her falling to the floor as well. Maeve finished her breakfast and then turned her attention to Nigel. "Dat wus gran', really. Thank ye," Maeve said kindly. She doubted she'd ever get a chance to eat pineapple again in her life.

But of course, she did have the prospect of shopping for a new wardrobe to focus on. She had grown up in poverty and never had much of a chance to procure nice clothing. The nicest clothing the Brennan family owned were generally stolen from shops or deemed as "tribute" for protection. And if Maeve were to procure fine pieces of clothing, she would be tempted to get them for Roisin. The fact that her daughter would grow out of them in less than four months had stopped her before from spending the last of her money on a gown for dear Roisin.
@Nallore Send PM if you'd like rolls, so yes please ^^
@FantasyChic If they died, it's optional to do them. You only need to do relations for people Lilith has met -- so basically, everyone currently at the circus. NPC relations are optional. So while you do need to do a relation with Emmie, you don't have to do one with Fairfax, if that makes any sense?
@Pundii I am in ^_^
@Pundii@BlueSky44@Nallore@Witch Cat@FantasyChic
That post has hit day 5. You need this done within the next two days. Please get those relations/clue sheets updated! And remember, if you solve either case, you get a nifty award!

Witch Cat, we are also still waiting on you to fix Daniyal's CS to match the format used for characters ripped from their timestreams. Take a look at Cecily's sheet for an example of how it should look.

Quick announcements, folks!

@Pundii@BlueSky44@Nallore@Witch Cat@FantasyChic: We are nearing the end of chapter two. You have all of the information you need, or close to it, to solve the two cases presented in the clue sheet. Because of this, I am requiring a clue/relation sheet update before this post hits day eight. NPC characters do not need clue sheets. Only full characters do. No need to discuss relations with each other, since you'll have a good idea by now of how your characters currently feel/interact with each other.

There are prizes available for solving chapter two correctly. Since there are two cases, you can win up to two prizes. The prizes up for grabs are temporary plot armors. Think of them like a shield--let me know which character is using it and when they roll a death, I'll ignore the death and they will be spared. The plot armor will then be "used up" and no longer available.

The first case requires a correct answer to this question: who is Mephistopheles working for? The second case requires a correct answer to this question: Who/what created the wardrobe? What is it actually?

If you think you have an idea/solution for either of the cases - doesn't have to be both - please send me a PM! The sooner that's done, the sooner we can move onto chapter three. ^_~





Oh, my sweet children, did I not warn you? Ever since the tragic deaths at Altsoba ceased, I had made you aware of O.M.E.N's true nature. O.M.E.N. is not here to save you, my dears. They are here to save the world--to save their world. Anyone who does not meet their criteria, no matter if they are the most evil and vile of creatures or the most pure and selfless, will be eliminated. They will exterminate you and your family, you and your loved ones, without even an inkling of remorse.

I'm sure Keenan's betrayal was the most shocking of all, but is it really? Conflict, war, battle, whatever you want to call it...It only works if each side desperately believes that they are the "good guys." No one fights with the belief that they are the villain. Everyone sees themselves as the hero--though some heroes are more twisted than others. But you see, that brings me to an even more interesting question...

Are you actually heroes, my children? Or are you the villains in this story?

Andromeda Aldrich

Location: Cirque Anomaly, Main Tent - December 28th, 2016 - Who the Hell Even Knows When?!
Interacting With: Faust, Time Misfits, and the Demon Elimination Squad (@BlueSky44@Nallore@Witch Cat@FantasyChic@Pundii)


Andromeda hadn't meant to literally bind Mephistopheles, especially not with the kumakatok's cloak. Of course, only the most experienced hunters knew much about kumakatok. Only Seraphina, the angel, would have realized what a truly awful idea that was. A kumakatok's cloak may seem flimsy, but it is the key to much of a kumaktok's abilities. Essentially, Daniyal just wrapped the equivalent of an energy boost around the injured demon.

"Thank you for that," Faust said with a grin, as the cloak fell limply to the floor. He then pulled himself off of the mic stand, noting for a moment that his current host likely wouldn't last without him now. The boy he was possessing, Gus, was dead. Cracking his neck from side to side, Faust snapped his fingers, sending various implements around the room flying. Everyone present was thrown against the wall. Fairfax, Cecily, Strong, Katsumi, Eudora, Daniyal, and Darren each had a knife going through their arm. The knives pinned them. The others were held still by some invisible force. They couldn't move.

"Holy shit..." Cecily muttered, attempting to blink but she couldn't close her eyes. Faust twitched his hand and Emmie was thrown across the room, landing on the floor in front of him. "Little Prophet...Such a shame. You never really did get a chance to explore your gift," Faust lamented. He grabbed the mic stand he had been impaled on and gazed fondly at Emmie for a moment, before heaving it and impaling the little Prophet on it as well.

Emmie may not believe it, but she was lucky. She wasn't dead, even as blood trickled from her mouth and from the gigantic wound in her stomach. However, Death lingered in the background. It wouldn't be too long until Emmie's life was snuffed out, unless someone helped her. But with everyone pinned by either a blade or the demon's power, what could they do? Only an angel would be able to break free and only witches knew how to cast spells that could disarm the man.

"Oh, I nearly forgot," Faust mused, before snapping his fingers again. All of the weapons, aside from the knives currently stuck in some people, flew towards him, landing in a neat little pile. No one was armed anymore. "Wouldn't want anyone getting any ideas, now would we? My mistress and I would hate for this to end here..."

"So you've got a boss, then," Andromeda said, straining but it was no use. She couldn't move. "Someone is telling your sorry ass what to do. You're nothing more than a grunt, then." She laughed a bit, trying to taunt Faust into breaking his concentration and slipping up, but he paid her no attention. He was too focused on Emmie, dying in front of him. No one was quite in the position to answer anyone else's questions as well. They'd need to get this demon under control now or they likely wouldn't live much longer.

Aloise Zamora

Location: Near the Circus Grounds - December 28th, 2016 - 7:00 P.M. Local Time
Interacting With: Olivia Johnson @Nallore


Aloise found it a bit suspicious that Olivia suggested the circus, but she didn't say anything. She made a mental note of it, figuring that if Gus wasn't responsible for these murders, then Olivia was the next most likely candidate. But the evidence at Gus' house spoke volumes--the man hadn't been home for days. He hadn't been himself. It wasn't too hard of a stretch to say he was likely possessed by a demon, especially given what Olivia had said about his behavior lately.

She ran after Olivia into the road, hardly caring when it came to James' truck being in the middle of the road. "We don't have time for this--people will die if we don't get there soon!" Aloise warned Olivia, practically ignoring James. If she had bothered to pay attention to the man, she would've noticed that he was FBI. In her line of work, FBI was only genuine about half of the time. The rest of the time, it was just hunters working a case.

Aloise didn't wait for Olivia to acknowledge her. She ran on ahead, making her way to the entrance to the grounds and then seeing the main tent beyond. But that was when she first noticed something odd. She could see at least sixteen people inside of the main tent, but each time she tried to enter the tent, she was repelled backwards by some unknown force. It was like there was a barrier, keeping that small little spot separate from the rest of the world. Grimacing, Aloise racked her brain for an explanation, but she came up empty.

Were they too late?

October Crypt

Location: Salem Train Station - December 28th, 2016 - 7:00 P.M. Local Time
Interacting With: Carolina Reed @Nallore, Agent Keenan, Assassin Woman


October groaned slightly as she tried to get to her feet, her hand instantly flying to her side. The bullet was still inside of her, but she was lucky. It hadn't hit any crucial nerves. There'd be no paralysis from this. Instead, there was just immense pain. To anyone else, touching October's side would be equivalent to sticking their hand inside a furnace. If her clothing wasn't specially treated to withstand the heat, it would've been long gone. "The bullet's still inside me," October whispered, pulling herself slowly to her feet.

Keenan and the assassin were just a few feet away, guns out and aimed at the girls. Liam had outed them as necromantics to O.M.E.N. It was a death sentence for the girls. In order to make it out alive, they'd need to fight, but October had already been injured. Agent Keenan and the woman were trained for this type of combat. October and Carolina weren't the first people with abilities they had hunted and as far as the agents were concerned, they wouldn't be the last.

There was no pause to ask the girls for last words. The agents pulled the trigger on their guns. The bullets flew towards the two as October pulled Carolina down to the ground. The bullets missed them by no more than an inch. "We have to kill them," October whispered, biting on her lip to keep her mind off of the immense pain, as she raised her hands up. "Hold them still for me--I'll burn them."


Nora Kingston

Location: Outside the Museum


Nora stared at the cat for a moment, wondering once again whether this could really be chalked up to pure coincidence. However, once she heard a voice call out a name, a name that she assumed to be the cat's, Nora felt a bit of relief. The cat had just been heading back to its own home. It clearly lived here at the museum. This wasn't another supernatural force that was beyond understanding, such as the one that had branded her the night before. It was just chance.

"Miss Kingston, here to have lunch with Lady Munn," Nora introduced herself, after Mosi had already done her own line of introduction. It was a bit of a relief that the woman wouldn't be following them around for too much longer. Nora felt that these happenings were best not disclosed to the general public. Neema and other experts, of course, were obviously qualified to understand these stirrings. She doubted that an American would be in any such way. Mr. Drake's behavior only served to cement that in her mind.

Though if Nora was to be particularly honest, her distaste with Americans stemmed from a distaste for her sister-in-law. And perhaps if she were to do some real soul searching, she didn't dislike Fannie for the reasons she claimed--that she was loud, uncouth, and bossy. No, she disliked her sister-in-law because she had taken Nora's favorite brother from her. Her second favorite brother had been killed in the war as well, leaving her with relatively few family members whose company Nora actually enjoyed.
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