TRIAL IV

[lesmodsalouette]

Trial

Another Saturday, but this Saturday is your last Saturday. If everything holds, if everything works out. After all you've been through, are you capable of being an optimist? The carnival calls regardless, furniture arranged around as they always are with banquet table and pit in the middle.

This week's new offerings are: a fluffy loaf of a certain type of rye bread, a hearty beef stew and an assortment of fresh pies with candied fruit and cream.

For the last time, find out who killed two of your own: G'raha Tia and Sariel.

(( OOC: Welcome to your first trial! You'll have 7 hours (until 8 PM EDT/5 PM PDT) to vote one (1) person guilty of murder. As this is scapegoat style, a correct vote is not necessary. Please remember to vote unless otherwise discussed with the mods, as that is our AC for this game ))

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[safetycheck]

Ayaka, you can check me.

[ She doesn't even bat her eye when she starts taking off her clothes. She's wearing robes so it doesn't take too much time to get these off.

Soooo. There is a large scar across her abdomen area, though people who saw her on Wednesday can vouch for her in that this was a huge source of bleeding and healed by Urianger. There's the scar on her face from her jaw up to her forehead (sort of obscured by her bangs) for the same reason, and she's got her eyepatch on.

Those are the biggest injuries of note. The rest are probably just some smaller cuts and light bruises from the Wednesday scuffle. ]

[simulacres]

Lili...

[ she does take stock of these, her expression troubled. ]

It really is a miracle you survived.

[ a miracle she's thankful for. ]

[safetycheck]

It is.

[ She looks at Urianger, and briefly at Ish...but mostly Urianger. ]

I was saved...and I'm grateful. I'll be more careful – I know people were worried about me. [ A beat, and her voice gets a little quieter. ] It's what G'raha would want, too.

Thanks for checking in on me.

[divineth]

[Urianger hasn't put his goggles back on yet, so Lili can see the caring gaze he returns her. He's glad to have been able to help. He really is.]