Elegycity notes {Voice/ Investigation Report} Section I
I am currently going through the entire record of account from the beginning of when Elegy first brought in it's first victim...or resident I should say.
The first person on the log is dating as far back as June 11, 2009 by a person named Ichiru Kiryu who claims that he wants the city to take away his pain and his past by wanting to forget he ever lost his family. Through the conversation, it seems apparent that this Nunnaly person knows Ichiru quite well and they speak civilly to each other well. It seems...almost personal.
Then another enters the conversation, General Marian, and they don't seem to get along well. They being Ichiru and Marian with accusations that everyone in the city seems chronically depressed. Perhaps an observation the general has made on his own yet the time difference to gain such knowledge seems a bit off and too quick to judge. He must be watched carefully.
Alphonse seems to try his best to console Ichiru only to find that his efforts seem to be in vain. Sadly, this Ichiru person wants no solace through the words or actions of another. Pity. It's still too soon to tell exactly what happened to cause Ichiru to act so depressed.
Minatsuki enters the fold and offers some rather acidic words by suggesting battery acid as a pill. She seems to take pleasure in goading others into submission and claiming that those that choose not to get involved in an argument as weak or inept. Sadly...the outcome will not reveal itself this transmission.
Suzaku enters the transmission and offers to listen. Ichiru admits that he wanted to kill his own brother to Suzaku this first transmission. Is there a claim to immortality? Is this why Ichiru wanted to forget? Suzaku admits to Ichiru that he confides in him on a personal level. Perhaps they became friends rather quickly hence the brotherly bond they share despite they are from two different worlds. The conversation and transmission ends with Suzaku telling Ichiru to have hope.
For now, there is little evidence that the city has done anything precarious to the inhabitants.
Next transmission:
June 13, 2009
-Genjyo Sanzo- claims that the city's music is driving him mad. Upon further listening to the feed, Sanzo has been confrontational. Another enters by the name of Vergil who claims to be a demon lord Sparda's son. While one claims to know about demons from his world, he knew nothing about the demons from the one he confronted.
Vergil makes mention of two warring families and the locals seem to change when the music changes, claiming that the city is magical in some way. The families mentioned are the Ostinatos and the Madrigals. How he came across this information is up for speculation.
-Jessica Jones- claims that she was on a New York subway and has stopped off in an alternate dimension. She makes no accusations other than she left her purse on the train and would like to get it back. No comments were made on her transmission.
-Rolo- claims that he's not in Japan and has become slightly agitated from his stop at Timpani Station. He hears the same music as the other inhabitants and seems to carry nothing on his person. Wait...I thought I heard a gun.
Euphemia is the first to respond. There appears to be some tension between Rolo and Euphemia. Rolo informs her at first that he didn't know of her yet in the same conversation he speaks up and admits he did and calls her by her full name then later claiming that it was 2018 and SAZ was a failure. Though irrelevant to the reasons behind the city, it seems prudent to keep an eye on these two.
-Jing- seems to be lost which is indicative to any new arrivals including myself.
It appears that through a conversation with Howard Link and Jing that it is possible that this city does attract and hold people from other planets as well. Jing claims to hail from Aquavitae while Howard says he's from France both claiming that neither place exists...in their world. Interesting. So there is a possibility that other worldly beings come here. (Spock is proof of that.)
Jing finds his partner, Kir and they have a conversation about what happened on the train. Seems like an odd pair though that is a subjective view. Still, little information can be gathered here.
The first person on the log is dating as far back as June 11, 2009 by a person named Ichiru Kiryu who claims that he wants the city to take away his pain and his past by wanting to forget he ever lost his family. Through the conversation, it seems apparent that this Nunnaly person knows Ichiru quite well and they speak civilly to each other well. It seems...almost personal.
Then another enters the conversation, General Marian, and they don't seem to get along well. They being Ichiru and Marian with accusations that everyone in the city seems chronically depressed. Perhaps an observation the general has made on his own yet the time difference to gain such knowledge seems a bit off and too quick to judge. He must be watched carefully.
Alphonse seems to try his best to console Ichiru only to find that his efforts seem to be in vain. Sadly, this Ichiru person wants no solace through the words or actions of another. Pity. It's still too soon to tell exactly what happened to cause Ichiru to act so depressed.
Minatsuki enters the fold and offers some rather acidic words by suggesting battery acid as a pill. She seems to take pleasure in goading others into submission and claiming that those that choose not to get involved in an argument as weak or inept. Sadly...the outcome will not reveal itself this transmission.
Suzaku enters the transmission and offers to listen. Ichiru admits that he wanted to kill his own brother to Suzaku this first transmission. Is there a claim to immortality? Is this why Ichiru wanted to forget? Suzaku admits to Ichiru that he confides in him on a personal level. Perhaps they became friends rather quickly hence the brotherly bond they share despite they are from two different worlds. The conversation and transmission ends with Suzaku telling Ichiru to have hope.
For now, there is little evidence that the city has done anything precarious to the inhabitants.
Next transmission:
June 13, 2009
-Genjyo Sanzo- claims that the city's music is driving him mad. Upon further listening to the feed, Sanzo has been confrontational. Another enters by the name of Vergil who claims to be a demon lord Sparda's son. While one claims to know about demons from his world, he knew nothing about the demons from the one he confronted.
Vergil makes mention of two warring families and the locals seem to change when the music changes, claiming that the city is magical in some way. The families mentioned are the Ostinatos and the Madrigals. How he came across this information is up for speculation.
-Jessica Jones- claims that she was on a New York subway and has stopped off in an alternate dimension. She makes no accusations other than she left her purse on the train and would like to get it back. No comments were made on her transmission.
-Rolo- claims that he's not in Japan and has become slightly agitated from his stop at Timpani Station. He hears the same music as the other inhabitants and seems to carry nothing on his person. Wait...I thought I heard a gun.
Euphemia is the first to respond. There appears to be some tension between Rolo and Euphemia. Rolo informs her at first that he didn't know of her yet in the same conversation he speaks up and admits he did and calls her by her full name then later claiming that it was 2018 and SAZ was a failure. Though irrelevant to the reasons behind the city, it seems prudent to keep an eye on these two.
-Jing- seems to be lost which is indicative to any new arrivals including myself.
It appears that through a conversation with Howard Link and Jing that it is possible that this city does attract and hold people from other planets as well. Jing claims to hail from Aquavitae while Howard says he's from France both claiming that neither place exists...in their world. Interesting. So there is a possibility that other worldly beings come here. (Spock is proof of that.)
Jing finds his partner, Kir and they have a conversation about what happened on the train. Seems like an odd pair though that is a subjective view. Still, little information can be gathered here.