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Tweak says, "yes, dear."

Ikeda Kiriko | 池田妃凛子 (apathyisboring) wrote in disappear_plot,
@ 2009-12-24 02:31:00

Who: Everyone.
What: TOWN MEETING
Where: Butterfly Room
When: 3 days post-dungeon.
Why: Business to cover.

"This is kind of overdue," Kiriko began with everyone seated, "But with Sonozaki-san's... er... crisis, we didn't really have time to go over this earlier."

She held up one of the pendants that had exploded at the entrance of Tom's dungeon.

"This is our first order of business. Shirai and I investigated the weird storekeeper who said he sold them. He was... a bit reluctant, but we didn't have to break anything. Anyway, the person he sold them to is that weird kid who sits near the door in 1-B... who, from the looks of it, specifically targeted us with them. He just put up a creepy journal post about freezers, too -- did anybody else see it? We're going to question him on Thursday... not that he knows that yet."

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some_other_dog
2009-12-28 08:47 pm UTC (link)

Reizo had been sitting over in his by-now customary place in the corner, bent over with his head propped up on the hand of the arm that was propped up by his elbow on a leg. He tossed the group rare cursory glances, , but otherwise kept his attention focused on his phone and the multitude of text messages he was sending, with brief intervals to flick his cigarette away and grab a new one.

It was in the middle of such a break that Ikeda ‘officially’ stepped down. He looked at the girl closely, eyes narrowing in suspicion and an eyebrow arching ever-so-slightly, bottom of his face covered by the hand held protectively over his freshly lit cigarette.

“Tired of the idiots, huh?” He said, the smirk showing more in his voice than on his face.

He stared hard at Ikeda in an attempt to make her give up the goose and tell him the real reason for it all. He knew her well enough to know how much she loathed losing control of things (well, anyone should know that after her dungeon) but here she was.. Well, he’d wriggle it outta her somehow later on. Eventually he quit drilling holes into her with looks and took to reading the new rules. When he got to the fourth one he gave her a new look that told her she must be out her damned mind.

“You really think I’m gonna waste my time looking after you pussies outside? I got better shit to do.”

His cell phone beeped several times in rapid succession to confirm that he really did have better shit to do.

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apathyisboring
2009-12-28 08:52 pm UTC (link)

She caught the look and evaded it completely, busying herself with seconding Maeko's response to Misaki instead. She only looked back when he'd found the first objectionable rule, and this time did so with an elaborate roll of her eyes.

"Don't look after anyone, then. Just text me if you see something strange. I'm sure your incredibly busy social life won't suffer too badly for it."

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	zealousemperor 2009-12-28 09:16 pm UTC (link)
	"Whatever. I will if everyone else does." Kanaye was looking at the ceiling now. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

daioujou
2009-12-28 10:38 pm UTC (link)

"It's her decision. I believe we should respect it."

Kou had been listening with folded arms and slow consideration. Then he looked around him, at the different personalities and faces and attitudes, and knew immediately he didn't want to lead such an unpredictable group of people. His hands turned over, and then he thought nobody should have such control over other people.

"The simple fact is both appear guilty. This entire situation is too co-incidental. Father says there's no such things as accidents. Besides, if it's neither then it's someone local. They have to have known who to aim for."

A pause for breath.

"We should vote. It seems the fairest course to take."

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	pinksunbeam 2009-12-31 08:32 pm UTC (link)
	Misaki nodded to Kiriko, nodded politely to Maeko, observing the rules, and then paused hearing Kou's comment and looked at him, "Vote on a new leader? Humm...I don't know if voting in now is such a good idea." "What if we divide up into groups that way it would be easier to look after the people in your group." Misaki suggested. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

	apathyisboring 2010-01-01 07:27 am UTC (link)
	"Didn't any of you listen to what I said?" (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

keiito
2010-01-03 01:52 am UTC (link)

Keiichi (from the spot he'd totally been listening to the whole meeting at) seemed lost in thought for a moment. "That...seems reasonable."

He shrugged. Kiriko had been as good as any of them could have been, he supposed, and it wasn't fair to put that responsibility on anyone else's shoulders.

"I suppose it's best without a leader, and us all doing our part."

Still, the fact that she'd instituted rules? She might as well be the leader, as far as he was concerned. She may as well have said "no leader but I decide how we govern things, so there."

Keiichi sighed, and went back to plotting a recipe for tiramisu.

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	pinksunbeam 2010-01-05 09:04 pm UTC (link)
	Misaki sighed, "I listened, I'm just saying that, for one of the rules, wouldn't it be easier to look after partners or pairs of people in groups. I'm sure we can all look out for one another, just that, in the event that we need to go some where, maybe have designated groups, that way everyone is covered?" (Reply to this) (Parent)

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