 The town is quiet, eerily so. All animals, all chatter, all gusts of wind have come to a complete stop this morning. A tumbleweed passes by through the center of town and the rocking chair on the Sheriff's porch sways but remains silent. Everything is muted and as the door of the hotel opens, the only sensation that rings utterly true today is this:
One of your own is gone.
And now, as the rules state, it is your job to discover their fate.
Welcome to the investigation post! If your character decides to search an area, please post the name of the location in your header and wait for mod replies. Anything to discover will be indicated during the course of the thread.
After the body is discovered, an announcement will be made and characters are free to spend the rest of the afternoons how they like. If there are any questions, please shoot a message either to this journal or at robowest.
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Inside the coffin is a skeleton! It's quite decayed, actually, no longer as freshly buried as it once was. The only thing left from the years of decay is hair really. One thing to note about the hair is just how similar it looks to someone else in the game.
Weird. ]
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Peeking her head back out the dug grave, she waves a hand to try to get someone's attention. Anyone's, really. ]
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--and cuts off a shriek when she manages to see what's in there. ]
Who -- who is that?!
[ reaching down to offer chane a hand out if she needs it, too ]
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Seriously, don't look. ]
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Who is that! Who is that!
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I don't know -- the words form in her throat, her mind, but don't make it any farther than that. ]
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[Sniffs.]
[Looks in.]
[Immediately runs a few feet away to puke.]
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[ Goodbye ]
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Not so luckily, he pales slightly when he approaches and notices she's dug up Rin's coffin.
Um.]
... It's not relevant to what's going on now. It's just another fucked up joke. [From Hal's employers, probably.] The girl that belongs to — she's still alive. Don't worry.
[He didn't even look inside the coffin.]
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With one last look at the skeleton, she attempts to clamber out of the grave and into the fresh air. ]
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You holding up okay? It's— pretty bad.
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One girl dead, another girl missing and possibly also gone, and now this...
Chane can't bring herself to indicate an answer either way. ]
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[. . .]
[her gaze narrows]
How charming.
[and by charming she means DISGUSTING but just as she was when she first saw Ao's body, she's oddly calm]
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He was expecting some sort of grisly revelation when Chane starts waving people over, especially with the smell, but he visibly relaxes when he sees that it's a decayed skeleton.]
If this truly belonged to someone among us, it shouldn't be so quick to decompose like this.
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... Please tell me there aren't decayed skeletons that resemble us for everyone buried here.
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What are the chances that's a lot of why they brought us here? [He's visibly disturbed, but at least he sounds level enough.] Too much of a coincidence.
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There are. I can... sorta confirm it.
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[Which is concerning given the current state of affairs.]
But the corpse in that coffin doesn't belong to her. So we know she's not buried here, if anywhere.
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[HA HA. . . ha. . .]
Either way, it's likely.
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You're the one who asked, not me. I'm not going to satisfy your curiosity for you.
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