It's a rather quaint town when you get down to it. At least, that's what the Sheriff would argue. Warm and dry in the mornings and afternoons with a brisk coolness in the evenings. The perfect type of weather to just sit out on your rocking chair and observe the comings and goings.
... Of course, there's not much in the way of comings and goings when there aren't any actual people here to watch. Nevertheless, don't let that get you down! The town is your oyster and those roosters won't stop crowing until everyone's out of bed. Up and at 'em, rise and shine, it's time to make the day yours!
Except there is, perhaps, a few things amiss.
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Could be just about anything. [Hi Milla, Percy's busy staring at the Whole Ass Express, too.] When Jason and I tried getting into the conductor's car last week we couldn't get very far since the whole thing was locked up. Could be a trick or...could be other people watching us.
Maybe. This would give them a good place to hide out and it's close to the Sheriff's station. But how would they be able to watch all of us if they were hidden in a train?
Like spy cameras? A few of us looked around and couldn't find anything. Means they either don't exist, or they hid them really well. The only thing I can think is that they're hiding them in those boarded up buildings. They're in the center of town, it sort of makes sense.
While that would probably work are you sure that's a good idea? [He's all for destroying stuff but he also doesn't trust, like, anything here? At all.]
What about asking the Sheriff for another weapon? I'm not sure he'd say yes, but what's the harm in asking? [i.e. yes he'd feel better if people were armed, too.] Unless you just shot at a weak point.
Fair point. [Considering the guy's a jerk it's not really something that Percy can blame anybody for.] What do you usually use anyway? [He caught that movement, but he doesn't want to assume yet either.]
You and me both. [He doesn't clarify if he means the sword, powers, or what.] It bugs me that the Sheriff can take our stuff when that shouldn't even be possible.
I don't see why not. It counts as participating instead of hiding in the hotel all day like I'm sure some people would like to do.
[A pause.] I was thinking...did you see that map at the train station? I was thinking about taking it down and keeping it at the hotel with us and marking off stuff we discover about the town. Write down what's behind the boarded up doors when we figure it out, mark how long it takes to get to the farm, stuff like that. Think it's worth it?
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If they are people, do you think they're the Sheriff's "employers?"
[her gaze narrows as she practically spits out the word "employers." she may be contemplating vandalism now]
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Maybe. This would give them a good place to hide out and it's close to the Sheriff's station. But how would they be able to watch all of us if they were hidden in a train?
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If they had some kind of device that let them see outside of the train without leaving it. . .
[like. . . cameras!! she knows the concept, but not the name]
I heard from someone that such technology exists.
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Like spy cameras? A few of us looked around and couldn't find anything. Means they either don't exist, or they hid them really well. The only thing I can think is that they're hiding them in those boarded up buildings. They're in the center of town, it sort of makes sense.
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[she nods!!]
They have to exist since we all know we're being watched. I believe you're right when you say they could be hidden in the boarded up buildings.
Which means we should search those buildings as soon as possible.
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[like duh??? why is she talking like she's a wrecking ball]
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[her hand gravitates towards her hip, which is unfortunately swordless. she feels a little naked without her weapon, honestly]
There's likely some risk involved with that course of action, though. I'd feel better if I were armed before doing it.
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I'd prefer to avoid asking him for help whenever possible, honestly. I don't trust him enough to ask him to arm me.
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[instinctively, her hand drifts to her hip]
I feel very exposed without it, honestly. And even more frustrating than that is the fact that I can't use my spirit artes.
[and the fact that she doesn't have access to the power of the Four, but that's an entirely different matter]
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You think it's something you can earn back?
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[her brow furrows]
I don't know how I'd go about doing that.
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I wonder what sort of things, outside of this game, would earn us rewards?
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[but she considers all of that to be a part of the game]
But I still wonder if there are other things we can do. Perhaps investigating the town has its own rewards, too?
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[A pause.] I was thinking...did you see that map at the train station? I was thinking about taking it down and keeping it at the hotel with us and marking off stuff we discover about the town. Write down what's behind the boarded up doors when we figure it out, mark how long it takes to get to the farm, stuff like that. Think it's worth it?
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[Percy has smart ideas]
I think that's wise, and will keep us all from investigating the same area more than once. And it might come in handy during trials, too.