Erika heart

[dramatispersonae]

You get the sense that you pass through a door, but it shuts immediately behind you. However, when you look back, there is nothing but a dead end wall behind you. There is carpet is lush beneath your feet, and the corners are free of dust. Except for the lack of any actual entrance, it could easily be the entranceway of a lavish mansion.

Any magical or otherwise supernatural abilities you have are disabled.

♫ the great detective knows

((please join #thegreatdetective))

Comments

Re: ENTER

[surefire]

What a shame. I'm a little hungry.

Re: ENTER

[unbalancedscales]

It seems weird that the first time we'd see you is here, then.

Re: BEDROOM I

[dramatispersonae]

Ivory took the marker and some duct tape.

The fingerprinting kit appears to be well-stocked, with both ink for taking people's fingerprints and dust and brushes for fingerprinting objects... if you even know what any of that stuff is.

Re: BEDROOM I

[dramatispersonae]

There is nothing under the bed.

Re: ENTER

[sightunseen]

But how does that expression go...? I'd thought you would keep her closer. ♥

Re: BEDROOM I

[debossy]

Now, in the event I will need to emulate her methods . . . I may as well practice on these worthless tomes.

[going back over to the shelves, and attempting to remove the thickest novel he can find.]

Re: BEDROOM I

[dramatispersonae]

The five keys are each on their own ring, each on a chain with a single metal letter - S, J, T, H, and A.

You take them.

Re: BEDROOM I

[beforehecheats]

She did mention she enjoys mystery games, but third-rate? It hasn't even started yet.

Re: ENTER

[aprettygirl]

*spreads her hands*

Well, I won't bother disagreeing with that!

Re: BEDROOM I

[beforehecheats]

[Nope. Taking a roll of duct tape if there is any left and heading back out to the main hallway.]

Re: ENTER

[thinkoutsidethebox]

Do you doubt it? This is my game board.

Re: ENTER

[thinkoutsidethebox]

That's for you to investigate, isn't it?

Re: BEDROOM I

[debossy]

These novels are atrocious! We'll see if her game for us rates any better.

Re: BEDROOM I

[unbalancedscales]

...Rude.

[examines the books for any patterns]

[I SAW DUCT TAPE OK I KNOW WHO THIS IS]

Re: BEDROOM I

[aprettygirl]

*tucks them in her sleeve, along with a roll of duct tape and the fingerprinting kit from the desk! since Sakuya took the marker*

Re: ENTER

[boxupallthebutterflies]

Are you going to tell us the rules?

Re: ENTER

[thinkoutsidethebox]

Well, welcome, Miss Meadow. Are you interested in playing the game?

Re: ENTER

[unbalancedscales]

...are you really back? Can you prove it?

Re: ENTER

[thinkoutsidethebox]

You'll have to suffer through.

Re: BEDROOM I

[beforehecheats]

I'll have to take your word on the novels. Have you ever played a game like this before?

Re: BEDROOM I

[debossy]

. . . No.

[goes very slightly more tense]

Though I have witnessed bits and pieces of them in her memories.

Re: ENTER

[surefire]

Oh, but surely it would be a waste, when there's such better company to be found...

Re: ENTER

[sightunseen]

A game for us? You're very kind. I'll play gratefully.

Re: ENTER

[itsalluseless]

Fair enough.

[...glances at Beatrice, but this is really not the time or place for important conversations and she seems to be doing her own thing, so goes to take a look at the kitchen]

Re: BEDROOM I

[dramatispersonae]

You can do so.