Post by Moon Bunny on Nov 13, 2022 2:35:44 GMT 9
As chaos unfolds throughout the manor, Bunny has only one thought:
If you die in the game, do you die in real life?
Ugh, probably not. This isn't one of those murder VR games...
Well, like, it is, but it's not— like, this is an outlier, surely. Bunny had just picked an absolutely awful first quest to go on.
Shadows corrupt and secret rooms open and Bunny flits between new discoveries like a shadow, quietly observing. Perhaps she seems the quiet and astute observer, a real Sherlock Holmes type. In actually, she keeps going AFK because being an adult sucks and sometimes we just don't have time to just sit down and game whenever we want :pensive:.
But she can, at least, keep up with some of the clues. And it's a good thing she'd stayed out of this whole corruption mess, since fighting prowess certainly isn't her thing. In her arms, Sunkist chirps in agreement.
So then it must be puzzle solving, right? Maybe? Or solving the mystery! That involves a heck of a lot less running around, and it's less dangerous to boot!
Oh, wait. She's no good at that either.
She'd even had to look up a walkthrough for Danganronpa: Triver Happy Havoc..
Wait. This is a game, right? So why can't she just look for a walkthrough?
Yggy Br00ks had called into the shadows, and they answered back. The messages scrawled in ink from someone trapped are clearly trying to reach out to them, to provide instruction so they (whoever they are) might be saved. In that case, it stands to reason that they should be giving out as many hints as possible! Bunny grins and sprits towards Yggy Br00ks, shouting at the ink patterns winding around her arm like they're a speakerphone.
"Hey!" she yells, "Mystery person! Can't you, like, give us some more hints? We're trying to save you after all!"
Is it #BADASS too look for cheat codes in the eleventh hour of a game? Maybe not...it might be super lame instead. But Bunny scours the mysterious writing to the best of her ability, trying to decode whatever knowledge they might glean. In the end, it's enough for her to form a fairly educated hypothesis, but whether that's from being clued in by the writing or the machinations of her own mind is anyone's guess.
And with her best guess in mind, she runs over to help Laguna destroy the keg! In the interim, let's pretend Sunkist had enough time to hop on her little chicken legs to the dining room to grab more spoons. Bunny stuffs them between her fingers like a budget-costume Wolverine and starts stabbing at the keg with them, trying to weaken it enough for the actual murder weapon to make the final blow!
If you die in the game, do you die in real life?
Ugh, probably not. This isn't one of those murder VR games...
Well, like, it is, but it's not— like, this is an outlier, surely. Bunny had just picked an absolutely awful first quest to go on.
Shadows corrupt and secret rooms open and Bunny flits between new discoveries like a shadow, quietly observing. Perhaps she seems the quiet and astute observer, a real Sherlock Holmes type. In actually, she keeps going AFK because being an adult sucks and sometimes we just don't have time to just sit down and game whenever we want :pensive:.
But she can, at least, keep up with some of the clues. And it's a good thing she'd stayed out of this whole corruption mess, since fighting prowess certainly isn't her thing. In her arms, Sunkist chirps in agreement.
So then it must be puzzle solving, right? Maybe? Or solving the mystery! That involves a heck of a lot less running around, and it's less dangerous to boot!
Oh, wait. She's no good at that either.
She'd even had to look up a walkthrough for Danganronpa: Triver Happy Havoc..
Wait. This is a game, right? So why can't she just look for a walkthrough?
Yggy Br00ks had called into the shadows, and they answered back. The messages scrawled in ink from someone trapped are clearly trying to reach out to them, to provide instruction so they (whoever they are) might be saved. In that case, it stands to reason that they should be giving out as many hints as possible! Bunny grins and sprits towards Yggy Br00ks, shouting at the ink patterns winding around her arm like they're a speakerphone.
"Hey!" she yells, "Mystery person! Can't you, like, give us some more hints? We're trying to save you after all!"
Is it #BADASS too look for cheat codes in the eleventh hour of a game? Maybe not...it might be super lame instead. But Bunny scours the mysterious writing to the best of her ability, trying to decode whatever knowledge they might glean. In the end, it's enough for her to form a fairly educated hypothesis, but whether that's from being clued in by the writing or the machinations of her own mind is anyone's guess.
And with her best guess in mind, she runs over to help Laguna destroy the keg! In the interim, let's pretend Sunkist had enough time to hop on her little chicken legs to the dining room to grab more spoons. Bunny stuffs them between her fingers like a budget-costume Wolverine and starts stabbing at the keg with them, trying to weaken it enough for the actual murder weapon to make the final blow!
{MURDER GUESS}
Murder weapon: wooden spoon
Suspect: Crumb
Motive: It's the quiet ones you've got to watch! Elmerich and Putters seem like too obvious of suspects. But who else would be better to frame them than a man so fastidious that he manages to keep his greenhouse in perfect order?
Putters sources her powders, but notably doesn't seem to source them from Crumb, who clearly needs to sell his for money. Perhaps this resentment built to the point that he decided to frame her for murder! Crumb slipped the poison powder into Ophelia's ice cream, and while trying to cover his tracks, may have been caught by Reginald. So he killed Reginald too, and set everything else up to frame Elmerich as well. It is strange that no evidence seems to point to Crumb, after all! Very sus.
With money as a motive, he swiped the water stones as well for good measure and hid them in the attic, which seems barely used, to collect later and sell once his name was clear.
Murder weapon: wooden spoon
Suspect: Crumb
Motive: It's the quiet ones you've got to watch! Elmerich and Putters seem like too obvious of suspects. But who else would be better to frame them than a man so fastidious that he manages to keep his greenhouse in perfect order?
Putters sources her powders, but notably doesn't seem to source them from Crumb, who clearly needs to sell his for money. Perhaps this resentment built to the point that he decided to frame her for murder! Crumb slipped the poison powder into Ophelia's ice cream, and while trying to cover his tracks, may have been caught by Reginald. So he killed Reginald too, and set everything else up to frame Elmerich as well. It is strange that no evidence seems to point to Crumb, after all! Very sus.
With money as a motive, he swiped the water stones as well for good measure and hid them in the attic, which seems barely used, to collect later and sell once his name was clear.