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Final Gambit | Haruko | Trial 6.10 | Re: All
“Well Vendetto, if you really think it’s such a non-option, let us vote for it. Unless of course, you think Option 3 would actually have merit? In which case… goodness! Wouldn’t that be a violation of Rule 11 though?”
The final gambit she has in her. Come on. Take the bait.
Icky Sticky | Haruko | Trial 5.2 | Re: Kihaku, Mafuyu
“Duct tape is really abhorrent stuff.”
Haruko grumbles, picking at her nails carefully for gunk. This whole trial has been pissing her off. Everything feels wrong still.
“The handle seemed to be broken from the inside, so you could get into the room, but you couldn’t leave easily. Whoever did this was a coward.”
Haruko pauses. Pulling another bit of sticky gunk from her nails. “That residue inside the incinerator, do you think it could have been Duct Tape as well Mafuyu? It looked pretty sticky.”
Mother | Haruko | Trial 4 END
Haruko silently makes her way around the podiums, passing by Iori with the same stone cold expression.
She pauses at his side, lifting a hand… and grabs his ear. “Oh, I’m sorry. Did you take that as an invitation ‘Hand of Justice’?”
She pulls on Iori’s ear, dragging him along to the exits. “Come on. You have questions to answer.”
No time to grieve. Her mother is dead. Her father is a widower now. This injustice will not stand.
EXECUTION | M4RS | Chapter Four | Trial 4
(CW: Gore, Blood, Mild finger trauma, Character death)
It would not be long until M4RS’ podium began to pull itself backwards, towards the door behind him. There is no protest, no screaming, not even a cry for help. He trembles without a word. His heart hammers against his ribs. With white-knuckles hands, the disc jockey clutches the podium. At the sound of a click, he’s whisked away to his doom.
Space Shuttle Challenger | M4RS | Trial 4 End
The rerun of his crime is over. Hanzo is left standing with a wide-eyed stare, silent. His hands refuse to stay still. First folded, then clasped, then at his sides. Fidgeting like they didn’t belong to him. The memories flash in his mind, again and again.
How sickening were those last moments of Jun Ichii, and it was all because of him. His recklessness, his rage, his repulsive ego; everything he touches, he destroys. Before he can spiral into his black hole of despair, there’s one thing that hangs over him: what comes next. His execution daunts over him, like a ticking time bomb.
Man… This is it, right? Better say something now. Better make it count.
Unfortunately, the air is still thick with tension. His lips stretch back in what might’ve passed for a grin, if not for the tremble running underneath, like a wire humming with too much voltage.
“Well… Show’s over, huh?”
His voice wobbles, falters, then catches itself. But his legs started to shake. A bead of sweat crawls from his temple down to his jaw, unnoticed. Or maybe ignored.
“Um… Was nice while it lasted. For a while, I felt like I didn’t have to pretend. It was… nice. Most of you were kind to me, like… Really kind. Even if I didn’t deserve it, I can still be thankful, right?”
He frowns, shaking his head with a sigh.
“I’m sorry things ended up like this… There’s really no right choice here. I… This is awful. Torture, even. I don’t expect anyone to forgive me.”
Hanzo’s eyes flicker between Vergo, Mafuyu and Haruko — his gaze holds an unbearable amount of pain and guilt. No one here deserves to have the fate of their loved ones in his hands. He’s just a man. A fool. A demon. Perhaps that’s all he is, and all he ever was.
For a moment, he wonders how Takumi would see him now. Would he see him the same way he saw Kaguya — a monster? The thought of that alone brings unbearable heartache.
“In fact, just don’t. All I want is you guys to survive. Just survive. Please.”
He pauses, just to throw a nasty glare at Iori.
“Except you. Eat shit and die.”
That being said, Hanzo looks up at the screen, towards a waiting Yagi-chan. It’s time, isn’t it? He swallows hard, just barely loud enough for the whole room to hear. He musters what little strength he has left to make out the words. .
“Yagi-chan.”
“I choose Room One.”
Demons like him deserve to die in misery, don’t they? He can barely look at the rest of the council. Even though he’s feverishly wiping his face with his sleeve, he can’t bear to meet anyone’s eyes.
“I’m sorry.”
It isn’t long until Hanzo’s podium begins to move on its own. When the time comes, he pulls his hands away and gives everyone one final, desperate glance.
“… See ya.”
A Crime of Vengeance | Chapter Four
The trial had been a whirlwind, with twists and turns at every corner. For the remaining members of the Student Council, the feeling of not knowing pervaded their minds. Up until the last minute, it was not certain who the culprit was. It could have been Vergo or Mafuyu, or it could have been Iori or M4RS.
The end result was one much more grim. Jun Ichii died in a trap that wasn't made for her.
As with last time, the large LED screen above and behind Akira’s podium glitched, resulting in Yagi-chan counting the votes that were cast. Once again, they were faced with a difficult decision. Time would only tell if they selected the right person to be doomed to execution.
"Your time is up."
The glitchy voice stated; curt and aggressive.
As Jun Ichii's podium stood empty and quiet, it was hard to imagine that someone so full of life and pride could be snuffed out so easily from a single shot to the heart. It was sort of romantic in a way, perhaps allowing the Ballet Dancer to pass in a way most elegant in her eyes.
“All of your votes have been accounted for. Due to our recording of the entire killing, we are fully aware of who the killer is and thus are able to make a sound and fair decision. Here are the results.”
As Yagi-chan spoke, everyone’s attention fixated on the giant screen. Each of the sixteen Student Council’s portraits could be seen in a row, and slowly but surely, tally marks appeared beside them. One by one, until all nine votes were recorded.
CLASS TRIAL RESULTS: THE CASE OF JUN ICHII M4RS: 6 Kihaku Horikawa: 1 Stella Ethereal: 1 Yvon A.C. Bruckhard: 1
The tally marks sat on the screen for a second, almost mockingly, before Yagi-chan appeared once more.
“You have reached a majority in identifying the culprit. Hanzo "M4RS" Takeda, the Ultimate Disk Jockey, is indeed the one responsible for claiming the life of Jun Ichii, the Ultimate Ballet Dancer. As is fair and customary, I will now illuminate the details of how the murder took place. I request your full attention for this endeavor.”
As each Student Council Member gazed toward the screen, they could only anticipate what they were about to see. A video file started to play - edited in a way that only showed the important camera footage as Yagi-chan narrated the events.
MONTAGEM TOMADA | M4RS | Trial 4.11 | RE: Iori, Mafuyu
His eyes dart between Iori and Mafuyu, unsure of what should come out of his mouth next. After a moment, he deems it better to turn to the former with a sarcastic smile.
"Yeah, yeah. Whatever, creep."
Just as he said: Hanzo didn't care what Iori thought of him. It seemed fitting to take another jab while he still could.
Now he turns to Mafuyu with a stony, solemn gaze. Hanzo even goes out of his way to shift his whole body to face them. They deserve honesty, don't they? Whatever words they have for him, he'll take it. Honestly... Anything Mafuyu does next would be warranted. He's not ready for the pain, but...
"I'm trying to save Jun's sister, Ichii Iori. I promised her I would."