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TWENTY-FIVE
[ALL ACTION, ALL THE TIME.
Once, this curse was old, familiar, but no less nettlesome to Ishida Uryuu. He had gone and returned without those memories - but that did not make him naive. Practicality demanded a search of the network each day. He had had the opening shift at the crafts shop, but happily the devices were portable ( Read more... ) -
TWENTY-FOUR
[AUDIO- POINTED, VERY CLEAR AUDIO, BECAUSE HE IS SPEAKING THIS SO THAT SOMEONE CAN HEAR EVERY WORD. THERE IS A NOT SO FAINT CLAMOR IN THE BACKGROUND. LIKE THAT OF MORON ATTACKING DOOR]
I would like to make this very clear ( Read more... ) -
TWENTY-TWO
I know better by now than to make myself at all available during this particular curse. I do not even feel compelled to post. I am posting, however, should there be multiple Inoue-sans again to assist those visiting from my world, should they need it. Shinigami had better look somewhere else ( Read more... ) -
TWENTY-ONE
[AUDIO - ACCIDENTAL FIRST]
SENSEIIII?
Sensei? ... Is this hide-and-seek? Did you bring me to a carnival? But my birthday isn't for... and why have me put on this lame uniform? He's made his reiatsu too low, sensei! I can't feel him at all, and-
Oh? [PAUSE- CONNECTION TERMINATED]
[CONNECTION RENEWED, AUDIO RESUMES]Excuse me, my name is Ishida ( Read more... ) -
NINETEEN;
As interesting as the riddle was and is, why should I really care about "bringing to justice" the perpetrators behind the so-called game?
All involved were moronic enough to trust in something impossible. And yet, Vivio-san I've little inclination to really involve myself in this City's trouble, as I've more than enough waiting for me in my world ( Read more... ) -
EIGHTEEN:
The game is over, is it? Then, who is the victor?
However embarrassing you may or may not have acted yesterday, I do think the string of murders to be slightly more important ( Read more... )
