Day 2: The Motives

[pandatrash]

[Your first "chillaxin day" comes and goes. No exits are found, no help has come, no real explanations are given. But all of a sudden, the tablets reboot and start showing... a spreadsheet. Well, that's something, at least.]

[Tycoon is out in full force today, dashing up to everyone he meets and handing each of them a cute envelope with their name written on the front in crayon. If they should look inside, they'll find their murder carrot written there, as well as, "FOR YOUR EYES ONLY." If your character is one of the ones who has no bribe for which they would kill an innocent person, they will instead find a picture of dickbutt, but with their own face crudely drawn on it, and helpful "DIS U" with an arrow, just in case the point was missed.]

((🔪 Setting
🔪 If you haven't filled out the character list and IC profiles yet, please do that. Until those are done, we have the aforementioned spreadsheet the raccoons are still fixing their tablet software, okay).
🔪 Trust sheets are due Sunday, 6pm PST
🔪If you decide to drop but would like to play out a death scene, you can comment here to volunteer to die.
🔪 We had two last-minute drops: Hiyoko, who did not intro, and Kaito, who would like to retcon having intro'd. The original sign still said 32... well, lbr, raccoons aren't that good at counting.

SOME THREAD LINKS:
McGonagall gives a speech
Oops the library is on fire))

Comments

[wolfsbaneandtears]

[Is totally going to swing by once the fire suppression system triggers, with some paper towels held in front of her mouth and nose]

You know, you could have removed some of the books if you wanted to test if everyone would notice a fire. Or is this a 'go big or go home' sort of thing?

[afailedmurder]

[just kind of standing around in the foam]

Do all of you people really care more about books than your own freedom?

[wolfsbaneandtears]

I'm saying that it might have been useful to test how the fire suppression worked before triggering it on a large scale. Then we could have disabled it first.

Speaking of, did you time how fast the raccoon got here? Or if she needed to trigger the fire suppression manually or if it was an automatic sensor?

[afailedmurder]

My apologies. I'm not a scientist, after all.

I'm glad someone has finally asked some worthwhile questions, however! It was around a half hour, and she did it manually.

[wolfsbaneandtears]

That's useful. A fire can cover quite a bit of ground in a half hour. Though now they know we can set things on fire on purpose, they may respond more quickly. A kitchen fire may have been more plausibly deniable.

I wonder what the fire suppressant foam is made of.

[afailedmurder]

I don't know.

[sighs and sits down in the nearest chair, right in the foam]

[wolfsbaneandtears]

Are you all right?

[afailedmurder]

I'm fine.

[he's clearly not fine]

[wolfsbaneandtears]

You should get out of this room. It can't be good for your lungs.

[why are people leaving me to do sympathy things?]

[afailedmurder]

...All right.

[Yeah, fine, he'll come out]

[wolfsbaneandtears]

There is coffee in the cafeteria. Or we could see if there's anything else.

[afailedmurder]

[distantly]

Coffee...

Coffee is good.

[wolfsbaneandtears]

Let us go get coffee then. Come on.

[Jack motioned with a gloved hand]