as Silas stretched out his arms, he saw Big Sister's avatar slowly replace Minami's face on the screen. She smirked.
"Good morning, Silas," Big Sister said.
...I am starting to feel like we are maining a Malkavian char. Voices in the head, talks to the TV, nightmares all day every day...
Silas meets a cranky old man, but that's about it. The option to attempt to meet neighbors remains available.
Dammit, no sign of a girl next door, huh? I was kinda hoping for it.
(SITE ADMIN) PrincessMio: And don't think you're free from guilt either, YamiOtako. You participated in this mess, and never stopped to question to yourself, "Hey, wait a minute. Does this sound like something that people could potentially get into a lawsuit over?" I do understand that you were ignorant of the scope of the problems, but the least you could have done was at least try to contact the site staff, the real site staff, and not these two (and pardon my harsh words) bozos when things started to get iffy.
Oi, Princess, don't sell us short! We absolutely did stop and think about it, then went "naaah" and proceeded to do it anyway. Don't you downplay our skills as a budding criminal mastermind! Or at least a half-competent accomplice!
Also, did you really expect a kid who moderates without knowing the first thing about ToS to know the site has any kind of
real staff other than the one paying him?
YamiOtako: ...sorry. I have a very low tolerance for that kind of person. I might have let my rage blind my judgement...
...I would like to see what Silas' rage is like, if only out of curiosity. I don't think we've seen anyone more mild-mannered and apologetic for any controversial opinion he might hold.
Well, it looks like we are out of a job. Probably a good thing, too, considering how ridiculously miniscule the amount of money was for a job that we supposedly got on a crit. Getting busted and subsequently fired is probably one of the better outcomes, because since the staff was bent on handling situation through the lawful channels we got a hefty severance package out of it.
For people claiming an unusual focus on the economy I found it strange that no one mentioned how we got a month' worth of salary from it; tax-exempt even! It's twice what Dreamer promised to pay us for an illegal hack of a job we did, and a dozen times more what she was paying us for a single forum session. We can finally afford a phone now!
The downside is that we need to
man a McDonald's cash register search for a new one, and it probably won't be as lenient with our personal time as a cushy job we could do out of the house.
Anyway, Kimodameshi! I don't have much of an opinion on the issue, except that I would hardly treat Yuuko with suspicion even if she deserved it, so...
[x] There's something fishy going on, no matter how affable Yuuko might be. Before the Test of Courage starts, Silas will try to find out
what, exactly, Yuuko is going to subject him to. (Silas rolls for INT, DC 16. On a failure, no effect. On a success, ???)
I am curious why the option to go without a plan is present if the option to find out presumably has the same effect. Is it
success that we should be cautious of?
[x] Why not? (Big Sister will be present during the Test of Courage.)
I don't think I would have abandoned her oversight when it comes to interacting with Maeda even if we didn't just get a trait that penalizes our separation harshly.
Edit:
at the second one. "Refereeeeence"
Mmm? Is there something that the drawing is referencing?