[Had Beyond Birthday cared to put in the effort, he could probably name the exact genus and species of the prehistoric flora that surrounded him. He did not care. The only thing that matters at the moment is that this place is not Room four-oh-four. His thoughts are scattered in chaotic disarray, an unpredictable, teeming mass of anger, annoyance,
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In any case, Ryuzaki-san, you've arrived at the Manor... well, it's not a manor right now. On a normal basis, all of the people here are trapped inside a mansion at the mercy of a deranged teenaged girl called the Author who enjoys playing tricks on us. This happens to be one of her tricks: from what I've gathered, we've been projected into a crappy American horror movie that involves dinosaur mauling.
There are boats, escape boats, on the docks. You might want to head towards them.
Or just stay put... by the end of the week, we'll have been transported back to the Manor and everything will be happy-dandy again.
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This is a movie.
[Sullenly, he transitions from audio to video. There's only one thing that would make this situation more tolerable.... If this despicable exemption knew L, then surely she would react to his face.]
Is this... usual for this place, Kitty-cat?
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My name is Koto, if you're looking for something different... and no, usually the "events" that the Author schedules take place in the Manor itself. Last week we were all reverted to children... [She trails off thoughtfully.] I personally haven't been here all that long, though, only a month or two.
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Just who in the hell do you think you are?! People are dying and you're complaining about sitting on a Trike?
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Ryuzaki Rue. Unprivate detective. Perhaps you'd like to explain to me what is going on without unkind assumptions about the nature of my inquiries?
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Fine. You're either a clone or you were brought back here without your memory but for now, as it stands, we're locked in a death plot. As you already figured out, we're amid dinosaurs. Someone made mention that this seems like a book or a movie but I'm not familiar with either so take a guess what kind of answer you're going to get from me.
[He continues his work to stabilize Claudia but he's preparing to lose her too.]
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He watches the screen impassively, as he continues processing what Tom is saying. Memory loss? Now this was troubling. People knew him? The name Tom Hanson at all familiar, but then again, it wouldn't have been anyway. How many names did B ever care to remember? ...Or, perhaps...familiar in that his face, against all odds, actually did look like L's? Aah, yes, that was the preferable explanation! But how to confirm either theory?
Injury. The girl is injured. B could help. ...Or pretend to.]
I will help.
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If he could show up here and he was dead, Light was here, Misa was here, Misora... Then he really starts to hope this is going to be unhappy coincidence. Please be coincidence. But not showing his face, the voice from another time, the way he speaks, the very tone he uses... It all points too irrefutably to one thing. One personHe's got to get away from Light, somewhere perhaps that the boy was still in visual range, but not in audio range if he could manage. It shouldn't be too hard, Light is giving him the cold shoulder over an -ahem- accidental run in with a smaller dinosaur (What it looked innocent enough? How was he supposed to know there'd be more of them? Sure the distinguishing features were carnivorous but--) that turned ( ... )
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What of Ryuzaki?
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That's not an answer, Ryuzaki who?
[[This time his voice is more demanding, and more full of that authority that would normally come with a capital L on the screen instead of a simple audio.]]
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Who wants to know?
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A wise man once said never trust the voices. What makes you any different?
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Who's to say that there aren't nasties hiding in the water~?
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What are your qualifications?
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The point is, I'm probably close by and I'm the smartest person here. [Being 900+ year old Timelord and all.]
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Dogs that are all bark and no bite ought to be put down. The converse is equally worthy of capital punishment.
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