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Masaharu votes for Kami, however the fuck he does that.
Chapter 1 || shut the fuck up usamaeda || Masaharu [@ Haruaki + Kami]
âUsami-san⊠please, donât.â
(Why were there so many goddamn weirdos in this place.)
His gaze shifted back to Kami, tone softening.
"Okurimono-san, Iâm sorry, but based on the evidence, youâre our primary suspect right now. There are several non-invasive ways that we can check your eyepatch, and we wonât do them if you wonât agree, but⊠You need to understand that, as things stand right now, things arenât looking very good for you. If you have anything that can prove your innocence, please let us know.â
Until then, he cast his vote.
Chapter 1 || cuphead blease download || Masaharu [@ Everyone, Mari]
Masaharu arrived in the theatre room (courtroom?) with a notebook full of what he felt was absolute bullshit. Scribbles about the location of the body, the size of evidence, everything empirical and nothing concretely leading to a killer.
What could he say? He was a scientist. And scientists collected data through observation. So he remained silent throughout the first portion of the farce of a trial, eyes darting from person to person, and resisted the urge to write down even more notes.
But scientists also posited theories based on those facts, so he had to speak up eventually.
âAh, if weâre doing introductions, my name is Masaharu Nakai. I study cephalopods. Octopuses, cuttlefish, that sort of thing. Letâs⊠do our best to solve this.â
Concise enough, he figured.
After that, there was a rather long gap of time before Masaharuâs face displayed any state of being other than stoic when someone made the brilliant decision to fling their regalia across the room.
"Mari â !â
Suddenly he was at her side, hand hovering over her back. His gaze flickered over to the golden object lying on the ground, and in a moment of brilliant mental addition, he darted over to pick it up and bring it back to her.
(⊠Didnât that look familiar?)
"Are you all right? Be careful with that, for Godâs sakeâŠâ
His brows were knitted together as he pursed his lips, the perfect image of a parent half-scolding and half-comforting their child. The image, though, was interrupted when a thought occurred to him, and he stood up.
"Iâd like to elaborate on the pools of blood Lynn-san mentioned. Like she said, there were two in the courtyard, about an armâs length from each other. One was much smaller and less, ah, lethal-seeming than the other. Whatâs interesting to me is that it seems Nishimura-san sustained injuries from the knife on his ribs and on his arm. If there was a struggle, it would probably make more sense for the blood to be less concentrated in pools and more in a series of spatters, wouldnât it?
Lee-san alluded to the state of Nishimura-sanâs body seeming unnatural for a murder involving a struggle, and I agree. His hat, mask, and scarf were bloody, but placed neatly next to his body. And then thereâs the white rose petal folded into the scarf.â
"Based on all of that⊠My sense is that Nishimura-san didnât put up much of a fight during the confrontation, and that he may have even been a willing participant. I also think the killer tampered with Nishimura-sanâs corpse after the fact.â
He exhaled and pushed his glasses back up the bridge of his nose, where they had slowly slid down during his mini-speech.
"Iâm willing to go around to do checks for injuries and the like, but I think we should have multiple people doing so as well. But also, just keep in mind⊠Kuroki-san said it herself. I think weâve all seen what we typically wear around here, and, well⊠I donât think the petalâs insignificant.â
Come on, dude, just namedrop already. Everyone can see you doing eye emojis at a certain winemaker.
Chapter 1 || work is the hell and i die || Masaharu [@ motive + body]
In his dream, he bought two tickets. He filled out two sets of documents â triple, even, because the pains he had to take for her seemed insurmountable. There were two passports, and when the plane took off, there were two people gazing at the carpet of clouds below, eyes wide with the wonder at the oceans they would cross and the new life they would lead together. For the first time, she seemed⊠really, really happy.
When he woke up, he was alone, with only the pang of regret filling out his chest to keep him company.Â
Masaharu lay there for a while, a faint stinging behind his eyes as Tokaâs laughter echoed in his ears, before finally trudging over to the ballroom to hear whatever nonsense the demonoid had in store for them today.
(⊠Kill and make his dream permanent, huh?)
âWell, if this situation is what happens when one of us makes a deal with the devil, one can only imagine what would happen if someone else made another.â
If nobody had killed yet, he felt it was still likely that nobody would kill now. Masaharu went to get breakfast and prepare for the next phase of Tokaâs taunting.
Flash forward a little while later, and here Masaharu was, entering the ballroom once again, but to a far more grisly scene.
"Oh, Jesus Christ ââ
The reaction was instinctive when he entered, and his hand flew to his mouth. He closed his eyes, took a deep breathâŠ
And reopened them to the same sight.
Another deep breath. His other hand tightened around the notebook he was carrying. Right. He knew from the mocking word âsacrificeâ that this was probably what he was going to be dealing with today. Heâd brought it for a reason.
Shaking his head, Masaharu got to work.
ch1 thwead twacker >w<
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as a general Note my replies will probably be. kind of Short because iâm discovering that brevity is my savior and also private may be easier for me bc im working two jobs and eating the hell but i still want 2 thread... reaches..
Chapter 1 || everything happens so much || Masaharu [@ The Bullshit, Sachiko]
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She could have been standing there crying for five minutes or five hours, for all Sachiko knew- because that was just where she was right now, completely stuck in this sense of upset panic that had settled over her mind and was insisting on making it replay everything that had just happened over and over.Â
(Someone was dead- a kid was actually properly properly dead and okay theyâd talked about this situation but- having it actually happen-)Â
Which was why it was so, so much of a relief when someone elseâs voice broke through it- even if she did likely look surprised as all hell, head whipping up from where it had ducked somewhat and sending her twintails bouncing as she turned to look at the newcomer with widened eyes- someone she hadnât actually talked to yet, which was still enough to put a spark of energy behind her words even through continued tears.Â
Even if she did just launch straight into the heart of the matter.
âH-heâs, um⊠heâs really d-dead, isnât he? I-Iâve never seen- all he did w-was break something but weâre⊠b-but weâve all got th-the same stuff, havenât we? A-and weâre actually going to- weâre stuck here l-like he was too or something, b-but⊠what do we e-even do now-!â
This did absolutely nothing to answer his question, rather pose a more desperate one of her own, but Sachiko didnât seem to realise before a hiccup started a fresh round of tears.
They didnât get buried in her hands now though, that action being traded in favour of⊠looking to Masaharuâs eyes with the rather desperate but hopeful expression of a crying child starting to wonder if a parent might say theyâre not in as much trouble as they thought they were.
Oh boy.
Oh boy, indeed.
Masaharu opened his mouth partway, even though he had nothing to say yet.
(What do we even do now?)
(Good question, actually.)
Still, he had approached her, and he felt compelled to say something at least a little more reassuring than âI donât knowâ. He tried to find gaps to speak between her sobs, keeping his voice level. Projecting the ultimate image of calm authority.
"... We find a way out, ultimately.â
thanks
"In the meantime, of course, weâll have to be careful of... whatever may happen next. Protect our... regalia, I think theyâre called. Honestly, I donât know if we have enough information now to come up with a plan of action...
âBut I firmly believe we can find an exit. And Iâll remain committed to that until this place is long behind us.â
His expression softened.
"... By the way, I donât believe weâve met. Iâm Masaharu Nakai. Whatâs your name?â
Granted, it would be kind of hard for him to not know her name, but it was still polite to ask.
Chapter 1 || everything happens so much || Masaharu [@ The Bullshit, Sachiko]
Of course Masaharu followed the noise. It was the first sign of change in the time since theyâd arrived â however many hours that had been, god, he couldnât even tell â so he followed, and he listened, and he watched, and â
âOh, god.â
There were no authoritative, reassuring words. Somebody died right in front of him, and all that he could do was stand there as his chest turned to ice.
(At least now heâd gotten his explanation for why they were here.)
Everything after that was a blur. Tokaâs explanation. Arriving at Edelâs castle. The girl in the mirror reappearing. Masaharu strained his ears and did his best to keep up, but his mindâs eye kept creeping back to how that boy with the umbrella looked in his final moments
Akihito Toujo. No use pretending he didnât know who he was. Akihito Toujo was, for all intents and purposes, dead.
(⊠Fucking hell.)
The sound of choked sobbing jolted Masaharu out of his musings, and, without thinking, he approached the source. A blonde girl in a white dress who seemed to be⊠really having a rough go of it.
â⊠Excuse me, is there⊠anything I can do to help?â
His voice was calm, as though he was trying not to let the others present know he was talking.
im gonna draw the whole roster as dragons at this rate
Prologue || celestial limbo || Masaharu [@ Mari]
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âWeeell, it could have been juuust Nak-kun, but NakNak-kun sounds, like, a lot cuter!â
Two syllables sounded better than one! Duuuh. Well, excluding the honorific of course.
âItâs { N-I-C-E } to meet you too! Except, like, youâre kiiinda shorter than what Mari thought youâd be.â
She gestured, using a hand to compare the gap between their heights. There was a pause before a cheeky grin spread across her face.
â{ J-K }! { J-K }! Mariâs the one whoâs tooooo { T-A-L-L } here. Hufufu! Anyway, what are you, like, doing here then, NakNak-kun? Admiring the view? Thatâs what Mariâs doing! Itâs sooo pretty here! Mari would rather sleep out here than with all the bunk beds. Not that Mari doesnât like bunk beds or anything. They can be suuuper { F-U-N }, but like, yâknow, itâs different.â
Less stifling. Yeah.
Whatâs writing? Can you eat it?
This gigantic bubbly girl.
(He was never going to get rid of NakNak-kun, was he.)
"Ah... well, I was going to take a look at the room just past this one ââ
Masaharu gestured at the, like, barely visible door leading to the library.
"â but I suppose it couldnât hurt to take a moment to look around here again. Itâs... beautiful.â
Eloquent, dude.
He walked over to one of the walls and gently rapped on the glass. tamp tamp
"Is this some sort of projection...â
More to himself than anything else.
I. Lily || Ayame || Prologue || [Closed: Masaharu]
shsltakenoko:
{cw: discussion of oceans}
If Masaharu was nervous, Ayame either didnât notice or comment. Rather, she had fixated her full attention on something, and was not going to stop until she had what she set out to. After all, it was rare that she felt a true connection to something, and when she was she fully intended to pursue the feeling.Â
Despite this potentially leading to further discomfort, as Ayame was leaning rather close to her companion. Personal space, much?
âOh, wonderful, yes. I have heard that they are some of the most intelligent creatures on this planet. In fact, I find it remarkable that we know less about the depths of the oceans and what lives there than space. But that is incredible, they cannot see colour and yet they are masters at using it to their environment? But how do they communicate?â
She leaned forward ever so slightly, curiously.
âAh, wonderful, so you discovered a system that enables you toâŠ.. talk to them? So what have you learned, or is that confidential? Have they told you their fears, desires? Or are they animals, driven by instinct? That sounds fascinating to learn about, should you ever meet me again after this, I would love to see how a cephalopod reacts⊠How it all works.â
file this under âcam is also interested about octopusesâ
Masaharu leaned back in response to Ayame invading his Personal Space Square. Wimp.
"Ah, well, octopuses are...â
He was just in the middle of detailing how cuttlefish communicate when he realized that this was neither the time nor the place for such dissertations discussions. They were in some kind of weird place with no memory of arriving there and no idea what to do next. And here he was talking about cephalopods.
"... Actually, Yoshida-san, could we get back to this some other time? Iâd like to take a look around this place and see if thereâs a way to get out, if thatâs all right.â
free him
Natural Predator | Kabu | ATTN: Masaharu
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Kabu avoided eye contact for a bit.
âWhat, yâ think because Iâmma werewolf that mean I live in a cave an shit?â He said, a bit sarcastically.
But at least he promised not to take any of his food. Although⊠Humans are an animal that is known to lie⊠So he wasnât sure how much he actually trusted that.
âAnd nah, I donât. Mâdad used tâ cook wiâ fire n stuff. But I was nevâr allowed tâ mess wiâ that kinda stuff. Too âdangerousâ or whateverâŠâ
He looked off to the side again, avoiding eye contact. He didnât really like thinking about stuff going on back at home. He didnât want to get all emotional, especially not in front of some human. He was a scary wolf, not a big crybaby.
Masaharu wasnât sure how to respond to the cave comment, because that was something he had actually considered. called the fuck out
He nodded a little as Kabu went on, mentally logging everything the other said. So his father was permitted to use fire... Did that mean there was some sort of hierarchy? There was probably a joke to be made here, but since this is a SFW tungle roleplay, it didnât happen.
"I see... Fire can be dangerous if you donât know what youâre doing. Especially in an area with a lot of trees...â
But Kabu seemed uncomfortable with the current direction the conversation was going, so he shifted gears.
âSo, is this the first time youâve been around this many humans before?â
Not like he was 100% sure that would make Kabu any less uncomfortable, though.
Prologue || celestial limbo || Masaharu [@ Mari]
shslamericano:
As much flak as their whole dealio has been given, Mari didnât think it was so bad when rooms such as this one  made up for it. There were stars gleaming all about, almost as if she could stretch her hands out and touch liquid night. Since she couldnât quuuiiite do that, Mari settled for tracing her fingers along the glass, inches away from simply plastering her face up against it.
Words werenât never her strong suit. Not in the slightest. No matter what descriptions she could come up with, sheâd never be able to weave together anything worthy for the books. âPrettyâ was more than enough for her though. If only her family were here to see it! Sure, she loved the city and all, but it dampened seeing such a neat sight. Maybe she could suggest a trip out! Some place that had a clear view of the stars. It would have been a change thatâd be appreciated. She was sure of that!
She held her index fingers and thumbs out into a rectangular shape, peering through her makeshift camera. Click! Her phone was dead, so it wasnât like she could snap any shots. What she could do was commit this to memory to ramble about when she got back home. Unless she got distracted by other things likeâ
Mari aimed her gaze as well as her âcameraâ towards whoever called her name. Oh! This was the dude who told everyone to chill out earlier on, but more importantly, if she racked her brain, she was faaiiiirly certain that she recognized him from elsewhere. Maaaybe? She dropped her hands to her side, already skipping her way over to the other.
It was when she was in closer proximity that it hit her.
âFish-kun! I mean, like, NakNak-kun! Thatâs so you, riiiight?â
She supposed sense of smell really did link up with memory. Huuuuh. Weird. That still didnât stop her grin.
âYouâre, like, Ma-niiâs friend! Totally! Since, yâknow, like, Ma-nii doesnât { R-L-Y } have that maaany pals, it kiiiinda sticks when he mentions them! He does it in this vaaague way though. I think he was, like, asking about good coffee brands to drink at home one day, which was suuuper weird since he doesnât care about that type of thing. Mi-chan is always getting on his case about how { S-W-E-E-T } he makes his coffee to the point it doesnât, like, even taste like it. So, thatâs how Mari knows { U }!â
She happily rambled on from her recollection. Friends were one thing she could never forget! Not to mention, friends of her siblings werenât something she could forget either. The latter was much easier to keep track of when she could practically count them on her fingers. Wait. It nearly slipped her brain, so distracted was she from what she originally planned to say.
âItâs not âKanou-sanâ! Mari is, like, Mari!â
Priorities.
Masaharu kinda just. Stood there. Listening to Mari ramble. Heâd seen her in pictures, of course, and he had heard about her from her older brother, but meeting her in the flesh was.
Well.
Exuberance always took him off guard when it came from people who werenât, like, four.
(God, he felt so old.)
"... NakNak-kun? Canât say Iâve ever heard that nickname before.â
Still, his tone was light, and he shifted into a smile.
"Alright... Mari. Itâs good to finally meet you, based on what Iâve heard from Kumagai-san.â
He looked up at Mari, and it was then that he realized how much taller than him she was. Jesus. This was going to be interesting. help i forgot how to write
Prologue || celestial limbo || Masaharu [@ Mari]
Being honest, Masaharu would choose an aquarium visit over stargazing any day.
But what if the aquarium was full of stars?
Heâd come back here only to investigate the room he neglected to check earlier, he told himself. Still, when he opened the door to that star-filled spectacle, he found his breath taken from him all over again. They glittered and drifted all around him like he was floating in space, all alone â
Wait. No. He wasnât alone.
âKanou-san?â
Off to a great start, dude.
I. Lily || Ayame || Prologue || [Closed: Masaharu]
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Ayameâs eye-ames werenât opening anytime soon, it seemed like. No, she simply continued with her face turned to Masaharu, unmoving, unblinking. She was almost statueesque, like an effegy carved from stone.Â
Still, she listened intently and was paying attention as far as she could tell. This entire thing was so interesting. Learning about others? Woah.Â
âThat sounds absolutely incredible. So you would be able to talk to others and learn about what they have to offer? And collect information on their passions, and treat them kindly and be able to engage in peer review? Ah, should we find a way out of this situation, I would adore to continue attending. Perhaps they could even teach me something, but that is unlikely. I am a master.â
Her eyebrows quirked as he shared his story. At least, bits of it. Or something, yeah.Â
ââŠAh, so it is shared through your father. That is absolutely wonderful, having someone to hand down knowledge collected over centuries of research. Yes, I have heard that they are very intelligent⊠is it true they remember who comes to feed them, and can blend in to their environments? They are very⊠well, I feel myself connected, even if I have never seen one in person. Have you made many advancements, Nakai-san? Tell me.â
She leaned in, her smile revealing perfect, glittering teeth. also thatâs relatable what is science
Masaharu could practically feel the verbal boldface screaming from the word information, and he felt a chill run down his spine. His discomfort only grew when Ayame mentioned feeling a connection to cephalopods herself, hand unconsciously making its way to the golden octopus charm in his pocket. He couldnât help it â she was so, so similar to â
(No fair!! No spoilers this early on!!)
... Ah, sheâd asked him more questions.
"Er... Yes, theyâre extremely intelligent. And their camouflage skills are peerless â cuttlefish have the ability to expand and contract their skin cells to match their environment in pitch darkness, and all without having the ability to see color themselves... Cephalopods use it to blend in, to communicate â itâs incredible to watch, really ââ
He caught himself, remembering sheâd asked him something else. Talking about himself wasnât his favorite thing to do, but it did concern his passion, so...
"Itâs interesting, because studying camouflage in octopuses is actually what got me accepted to Hopeâs Peak. I helped developed a way for humans to use a dummy octopus with camouflage-changing technology in order to communicate with other octopuses. Itâs all rudimentary communication, of course, but they seem to understand basic yes or no questions... And itâs being adapted for other cephalopods as well. I just chose to focus on octopuses at first because, well... I like them.â
He ended on a bit of an embarrassed note. Nerd.
Natural Predator | Kabu | ATTN: Masaharu
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As Masaharu gestured toward the jerky piled up on Kabuâs bed, he immediately got a little defensive. He moved his body closer the bed in an attempt to form a makeshift wall between Masaharu and his food supply.
âYâ, I got iâ from thâ kitchen.â He said, a bit defensively.
He felt a little silly acting that way. Although, he was a little too used to people coming and taking things that he enjoyed.
âThereâs nothinâ in there that youâd enjoy, though, human.â He said, with a little smirk. âNo steamed lobster or chicken fettuccine in there. Only jerky and soup. But thâ jerkyâs all mine, besides yer teeth werenâ built tâ be able to eat i; properly anyway. So yâ better get used tâ eatinâ cold soup.â
Trying to avoid gloating around humans wasnât exactly something heâd easily get used to.
Kabuâs protectiveness over his food supply did not go unnoticed, as Masaharu essentially embodied the đ emoji for a solid few seconds. He didnât know much about wolf behavior, but this was undoubtedly something animalistic.
"Donât worry, I wonât take any of it.â
Trying to sound non-threatening.
"So itâs only nonperishables, hm... And I havenât seen anything like a stovetop anywhere, either. Maybe if we got enough candles together... Thereâs certainly no shortage of those around... Do you have experience cooking with only fire, Kabu-san?â
Masaharu sure as hell didnât.
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I. Lily || Ayame || Prologue || [Closed: Masaharu]
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Ayame, internally, was about ready to tap her foot and examine her non-existent watch, but her external body language remained serene. Hands folded nearly in front of her, and eyes closed tightly.
âYes, we could. And I would appreciate cooperation in finding out what is the matter with this place. Because there are weird matters happening.â
She remained there, frozen as if a statue and poised to continue on and ask as much as she could manage in order to gather enough information to form guesses then.Â
âYou own your own apartment? And yes⊠I remember going about my business, and then I am here. Do you believe this is a kidnapping plot or something along those lines? Why would someone even kidnap us? I want to figure these issues out.â
A pause. Smile.
âThat sounds interesting. Indeed, I was only accepted to  Hopeâs Peak recently, so as a result I have memories of my acceptance letter and not much else. But tell me, Nakai-san, why would I like it? I find it interesting from what I hear, being the study of living organisms⊠it draws to my own talent, as both are involved with the cultivation of living beings. How did you come about your own talent? What do you do?â
So much for not knowing about what Masaharu spoke of. Ayame smiled wide.Â
The longer they spoke, the more unnerved Masaharu became by Ayameâs utter refusal to open her eyes.
... Well, eye, since the other was concealed behind her hair.
(And, were those... two sets of eyebrows... ?)
(God, he was going to need a drink after this.)
"I think youâd like it because, not only are you allowed to essentially spend as much time as you want honing your talent, but you also have immediate access to a whole lot of other interesting people with their own passions and... information, I suppose? Since theyâre working with their own talents, you have the opportunity to learn a lot about them while theyâre in their element.
His words were chosen carefully, and he pursed his lips as she dug deeper into his personal life. How much should he reveal...
"As for me, ever since I was a kid, I spent a lot of time at the aquarium my father worked at. I thought cephalopods were interesting because their way of interacting with the world around them was so different from humans, but also similar in that it spoke to some sort of hidden intelligence that not even I have been able to completely grasp... Iâve heard people compare them to real-life aliens. I observe them, care for them, work with them, try to figure out how they work.â
âazura you have no idea how science works do youâ listen