Week 4.
Ashley Williams and Asuka Langley Shikinami have joined the ranks of the deceased. Two more deaths, two more people whose absences will be felt by the group; a bit over one-fifth of the Participants are dead. And this week, it seems everyone is feeling it. They say three times can be considered a routine, and the fourth week of the exercise isn't breaking pattern any. Saturday can be given to rest and sleep; on Sunday morning, the clock chimes the hour at seven o'clock. There are no more bodies, no more bloodstains; there's nothing else to be found this morning. Unless, of course, you count whatever you found last night, strange dreams or otherwise. Once again, there's a new floor to explore; after everything that trial decided to be yesterday, you deserve the reward. And for the second time, there are rule changes, effective immediately. You might want to take note of them. |
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[OOC: Welcome to week four of Trustfell! Save your threads for coins and the coming week's activity check; don't forget to check in to this week's activity check and submit your memory regains as well!
The Letters and Switchboard posts are still active, for the sake of contacting the jerk who's keeping you here, to be used at your leisure!]

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While Rakka wasn't doing much besides the Hot Pot, she did wander over to the Vending machine, a handful of coins in her hands. You may hear her freaking out a little over her gains. That... that is totally a knife she just dropped and hopped away from.
And after whatever that was, she drifts not towards the other floors, but to the Ballroom. Where she could be found, sitting at the piano, gaze turned down to the keys. She obviously doesn't know how to play it, seeing as how there's no proper melody being produced. But that doesn't seem to matter to her anyways.
"Inside my mind, there's a beautiful cup. A very beautiful, clear cup. And tiny drops kept falling into it, 'drip, drip, drip', slowly but steadily, everyday."
Plink, plink, plink. She curiously presses a few more keys, producing a loose tune. Seems she's getting closer to... something bearable. Hopefully.]
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The sound of the piano is what draws him in, and for a moment Logan watches Rakka play. He finally approaches and speaks up so she knows he's here.]
Have you played before, Rakka?
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She doesn't hear him, not at first. Truthfully, Rakka hadn't expected anyone to wander in on her life this, or maybe she just hadn't thought of the possibility. Either way, there was a small amount of surprise - normal for her - as Logan spoke up, and she quickly looked over her shoulder at him.]
L-logan! [Her gaze drifted from him to the piano again. Slowly, she shook her head.]
N-no. I've never played before, but... I've heard a few other people playing it before.
[She looked back at him with a tiny smile.]
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[He's never been patient enough to be a good teacher, but he has nothing better to do. Besides, the piano is one of the few nice things they have, so Rakka should get to enjoy it as much as possible.]
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[...Well, what has she really go to lose anyways? She had simply decided to sit there and halfheartedly mope for a while; getting a piano lesson out of it was a much better way to spend her time!
As long as he's offering, she'll politely scoot her butt to the side of the piano bench.]
Okay.
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[He'll hold his hands over the keys where he wants Rakka to copy him. And then we can handwave this because it's been years since I touched a piano, whoops.]
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[And she'll just try and copy where his hands are. Where are they? Who knows, because I can't piano. But whatever it is, she seems to get the general gist of this part.]
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There's a small bit of difficulty in getting the hang of using her right hand more for the melody, but that's the only major problem. By the end of it, those three keys are being played! And it's not too bad
even if it's just three keys.]Ha... I'm doing it!
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[look at all of this handwaved teaching
but hey, at least you're doing something!]
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Their social link is going up, it's fine. And Rakka's getting something out of this.]
With my left... ah!
[Ah, that was a sour note. Hmm, let her try again....]
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[Logan presses the note in example, playing the part for her again.]
You'll get it eventually.
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[Rakka presses that key, and the others in succession, her tongue poking out of the corner of her mouth; the universal sign of concentration.]
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[This is...not the first time Susan's found someone here under these exact circumstances, honestly.]
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Umm, it's the first one the machine has ever given me.
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[Susan walks over to pick it up.] This is a big one, isn't it...
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...Yeah, it's really big. [She eyes it a bit while Susan picks it up. Certainly not the first thing Rakka wanted.] And... probably really sharp.
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[She's not really going to check here.] Are you going to keep it? Hibiki didn't want hers, but...that was a while ago.
[Before regular murder was a Thing.]
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I... [She gives Susan a tiny shrug.] I-I never thought it would give me something like that.
[Judging by the look on her face, she doesn't want to need it.]
And, I've never used a knife like that.
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[Susan almost doesn't say anything...but then she thinks of Ashley, and the little pair of scissors she'd had clutched so tight in her hand.]
What about a smaller one?
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A smaller one? [Considering that she would probably never be able to handle a knife this big...]
If you have one, maybe we could trade?
[Hrmmn.]
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How about this?
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[Rakka gave her a little nod.] A-alright.
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Perfect. Here. [She hands over the butterfly knife, keeping the Bowie in her other hand. It's a little harder to conceal, but that's alright; she always wears this coat.] I'd keep that with you.
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Rakka takes the butterfly knife from Susan's hands... and almost instantly fumbling with it before she manages to hold it safely. The handle parts swinging down to cover the blade so she doesn't have to worry about cutting herself.]
... Do you think I'll need it?
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