When I'm god, everyone dies

[trustmods]

Wednesday morning is off to a strange start. Anyone awake shortly after the morning chimes go off will be greeted with the mildly bizarre sight of candles set up in rows along the hallways; they seem to be forming a path leading somewhere upstairs. It seems your friends are still looking out for you. It also seems like they're probably doing it for a good reason, because... ...Is that something burning? It smells like something may have been burning in the ballroom at one point during the night. You might want to. Look into that. >Explore?

Comments

[antitrust]

...Evidently not.

[icysemblance]

You didn't give the usual body announcement, and the body wasn't one matching anyone who has been here. We weren't positive, but...

Anyway, who is that, and what is their deal with the piano?

[antitrust]

...To my knowledge, he doesn't have any argument with the piano?

[...Of all things to get stuck on right now.]

As for who it is, I...he's irrelevant. As you've noted, his body doesn't match anyone who's been here; he isn't an active Participant. As such, his death hardly matters to you.

[icysemblance]

There were two bodies in the ballroom the first two weeks we were here. I think we at least owe that person an investigation. That would be the fair thing, no?

[antitrust]

Whether it would be fair or not, that isn't plausible.

I'll handle whatever happened to him.

[icysemblance]

Why isn't it plausible?

[antitrust]

Are you claiming one of you was responsible for this? Because that isn't possible.

[icysemblance]

I'm not saying that we're responsible. I am saying that it's a significant departure from how things usually work around here, and I don't quite understand why.

[antitrust]

A difference in circumstances, primarily.