It's been 40 hours since the update and there's still zero actual votes. Since this is still a Quest thread, I'm just gonna yoink the proto vote @Torgamous posted earlier.

[X] If any of them have experience with Tokyo, you'd love to hear it. You've got a meeting with them scheduled on Sunday and you have no idea what you're doing.
[X] There's a reverse-Noriko soul gem collector heading here early next week. We plan to handle it, but if they see them, notify us and do not engage.
[X] Iowa might be heading in our direction. You're still figuring out what to do about that.

... Though I suggest we add some assurances on the Iowa part, since that's an alarming bit of news.
 
[X] There's a reverse-Noriko soul gem collector heading here early next week. We plan to handle it, but if they see them, notify us and do not engage.
[X] Beyond that heads-up, just enjoy yourselves and help the two pairs get comfortable with each other.


I just remembered that I think we already asked both groups if they had any experience with Tokyo, and they said no. Also, the Iowa Group threat is purely hypothetical at this point, and not very likely beyond that--the Iowa Group doesn't tend to target strong teams, preferring to prey on weaker or more vulnerable teams, and our reputation as a powerhouse team will have spread by now.
 
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[] Next time you meet Kyouko, promptly realize you've been going all wrong about negotiating with Kyouko, by negotiating with Kyouko.
-[] You could have avoided a lot of headache by cutting off the middlewoman and negotiating for all the nice things you wanted to do for Kyouko with Yuma.
 
I just remembered that I think we already asked both groups if they had any experience with Tokyo, and they said no.

How about
[] Ask if they wish to participate in the upcoming meeting

I don't think so, but clarifying their position on the issue of our interaction with the Tokyo Council would be nice, even if it's "nope, don't wanna"

I mean, they also live in Mitakihara and are involved in this business at least by geographic implications, so they have to officially state their neutrality, if they don't want to get involved or have us speak for them
 
[X] There's a reverse-Noriko soul gem collector heading here early next week. We plan to handle it, but if they see them, notify us and do not engage.
[X] Beyond that heads-up, just enjoy yourselves and help the two pairs get comfortable with each other.
 
There's Walpy talk and the missing magical girl we should probably talk about? Doesn't Masami and Hiroko have the remaining pieces of that girls cell phone we need to help us trace her?
 
Hey, I'm only on page 135 here, but I have just two words for everyone who was hating on Oriko.

Symmetry. Diamond.

Symmetry Diamond is a side story that explores what would happen if Oriko saw Walpurgisnacht instead of Kreimheld Gretchen.

This For Want of a Nail scenario results in Oriko and Kirika becoming full-on heroes instead of the Villain Protagonists that they were in the main Oriko manga. In fact, when they catch Kyubey trying to make a contract with Yuma towards the end, Oriko blasts the furball with her Oracle Ray and gives Yuma an encouraging speech to speak up if she wants things to change.

The conclusion, The Last Agate, basically has them preparing for a battle that they know the probably can't win against Walpurgis, but they intend to try anyway.

Symmetry Diamond also makes it clear that for poor Yuma, there are only two fates in timelines where she doesn't contract: Either she dies from her mother's abuse, or, as per what happened in Symmetry Diamond, she manages to escape, and lives happily with her grandparents.
 
Question.

Has the issue of Yuma's mother been taken care of?

Because if not, I has idea...

Also, the thought of Sabrina with thousands of grief marbles makes me think of her imitating a Touhou boss, for some reason. "This Witch gets Bullet Hell! This Witch gets Bullet Hell! All the Witches get Bullet Hell!"
 
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