Piety's probably the one who could actually get everything in balance. I hate to admit it, but some of Ambition and Disorder's ideas could be good with some tweaking. Same with Beauty and Sincerity.
It's less about their ideas and more how they'd execute them? I think we can all agree that we want a world that's fair, or a world where the status quo's broken or whatever but I guess I'm worried about what lengths they'd go to get there.
[...] I'm worried about something going wrong and power getting the best of them. That's all.
Yeah. That's why all of the murders started back home, too. I'm not ready for a new world where the same thing could happen, but if they were under somebody else who knew how to adjust their ideas it might not be so bad.
A group meeting with all of the participants on Thursday, to discuss how to proceed from here. Specifically, to pick a god to align with as the majority, and to end the game without any more kills.
--wait what? [Um. Hm. Give her...a moment to process that.] Oh no, is this what he meant?
[AHHHHH she's just burying her head in her hands for a second before she looks up again.] That's...really sweet, but I'm not sure that's a great idea? You can't force people to pick a god to align themselves with, that's why we gave you guys three choices in the first place.
Yeah, I told him it probably wouldn't work. But in his words, "Can we really say we've done everything we can, if we're not willing to talk things over?"
There are some of you I know won't defect from your gods at all. There are some of you who have changed gods and might continue doing that. It doesn't matter because you can't re-align yourself until Sunday anyway, but...[...ugh. Goddamnit, Senpai. She looks conflicted for a moment.]
He told me he was going to gather everyone together, but I didn't think this was what he meant. He has a point, but is that really a fair win if everybody aligns to a god they maybe don't believe in?
I guess for people it's a question of what's more important, getting their wish or changing the game. You know I'd really like to see less people dying, but...those were the rules agreed on. Even I can see that.
[This sucks.] I can't tell you guys what to do, but can you just look after him and make sure he stays logical?
[I hope you know every time she trusts Ray a little more than she trusts her protagonist I die inside.]
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Who else have you asked so far?
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What don't you like about the other gods' ideas?
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[...] I'm worried about something going wrong and power getting the best of them. That's all.
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Did Yu tell you about what he's thinking?
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To be honest, it probably won't work, but...
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[AHHHHH she's just burying her head in her hands for a second before she looks up again.] That's...really sweet, but I'm not sure that's a great idea? You can't force people to pick a god to align themselves with, that's why we gave you guys three choices in the first place.
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He told me he was going to gather everyone together, but I didn't think this was what he meant. He has a point, but is that really a fair win if everybody aligns to a god they maybe don't believe in?
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[This sucks.] I can't tell you guys what to do, but can you just look after him and make sure he stays logical?
[I hope you know every time she trusts Ray a little more than she trusts her protagonist I die inside.]
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Why am I becoming everyone's babysitter?
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[There's a small teasing grin though.] And anyway you could always tell me no once in a while. It's not my fault you keep agreeing.
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... Whatever. It's better for me as well if he stays logical, so I can try.
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You've got that right. And I appreciate it, you know? Since our team's not here, he's gonna need people to keep him balanced.
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