photonement | EVENING OF DAY 1

EVENING OF DAY 1

[Pretty early on in the evening Mahiru has become Down and eaten As Much Rice As She Can. Bringing her around to.... Aya's door!!!]

G'evening, Aya-chan. Can I come in? Haha, wait, soundproofed... [She knocks harder.]

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Ayaya, a sudden island vacation detour? What a twist!

Only gets worse from there. You should interview Gundam about it, he remembers more than me.

I might just do that if we have a spare moment between voting and clues and bodies.

Yeah........

[She's tabbing back to the carnival picture to guage its sizing but, thinking:]

You know what I keep worrying about... the room searches. Not being able to give out our stuff, that's really inconvenient.

It rather is. Unless we cut off the limb of the deceased to swipe it, anything inside is lost.

And it seems like most of us ruled that out earlier... you know what I never figured out? Would we even have anything sharp enough? Does a kitchen knife work for that?

Maybe if someone applies enough force. It'd be messy work, though--you'd have to be really desperate.

It really looks like we're almost all resigned to playing this game by the rules instead... but that can't be helped.

... I agree with you that it's a shame the rooms are locked in. If there were valuable clues or information someone couldn't--or was afraid to broadcast before they died, it'd be lost forever.

Yeah... It's just one more time this game pushes you into the corner of trusting another person... or ending alone. You could leave a trail of clues to a drop point, but then anyone could solve that!

That might be the gamemakers' reasoning. In a place like this, trusting someone is definitely a leap of faith, even though any of us could get killed anytime.