#murder*

[lokalna-pekara-bnha-izjava]

bakugou:*taking a picture of kirishima and uraraka*

kirishima: what was that for?

bakugou: my parents asked me what I want for my birthday

uraraka:*tearing up* that's so sweet

[no1dorohedoro]

What was it...oh Dramatical Murder ruined me so now whenever I see the name “Aoba” I have to say it in a deep voice like the dog did

[thingismyson]

The only reason Vinnie hasn’t been curved stomped yet is because Rat is his found family brother and the others can’t bare to take away the only family member he has left

[tm27s]

Kinuko Nakamura.

a widowed, single mother of three.

owns a sushi bar in goldenrod city, johto.

all three children are grown and plan on taking over the shop together when she retires.

saw koga kill her brother in law and then politely asked koga if he could do that to her husband, eiji, because he’s a cheater and a dick

koga doesn’t kill him directly but in exchange for her silence allowed her to borrow some of his poison.

after the success of of eiji’s death, kinuko now serves as a secret contact to koga as her way of repaying him, there’s a special off menu dish that you order called ‘ekans’ delight’ and incredibly spicy tuna roll. ordering this dish will make kinuko aware that you’re interested in purchasing poison.

she does have a small collection of koga’s poison, it’s in smaller dosses, however, if you want more dosses and higher end poison she’ll send you to koga directly.

[eldunea]

the prussian league is unquestionably the hardest league in the world for many reasons. it requires you to have 35 badges. it makes you fight in formats that require you to coordinate at least four or up to potentially all of your pokémon at once. and it has so many nastyass things to throw at you such as pokémon-specific custom moves and seriously OP regional variants. but even if all of those things weren’t true, it would still be the hardest league in the world because pokémon battling in preuzien is a blood sport wherein YOU ARE FORCED TO FIGHT FOR YOUR LIFE. 

[CW for some seriously triggering content.]

prussian trainers don’t always fight to kill, because if they did, all the pokémon and trainers would be dead and there would be no league. however, there exists a FIGHT TO KILL CLAUSE that lays out the following requirements.

if you are in a non-national tournament match with another trainer and you hear a certain sound (usually an air raid siren) at the beginning of your match, you and your opponent must attempt to kill each other. this means attempting to kill everybody--all 6+ opposing pokémon and the opposing trainer. 

if you are in a match against a gym leader or other league official, that league official may attempt to kill you and/or your pokémon at any time for any reason. they may choose to kill as many or as few of your pokémon as they like.

if you are fighting in the prussian national tournament or against the champion, all matches must be fought with deadly force. if you lose at any stage of the national tournament, you are either personally dying or losing at least three of your pokémon or both, NO QUESTIONS ASKED. this applies to those at the very top as well. every single previous champion of preuzien has been killed by their successor.

if deadly force is invoked and one side doesn’t want to completely get wiped out, they may forfeit the match. however, in order to preserve the ““““““entertainment value”””””” of the crowd being able to watch murders happen onscreen, one can only forfeit after losing half the pokémon that one is using in the match.

forfeiting simply because you don’t want to kill your opponents or failing to use deadly force in the prussian national tournament/against the champion is punishable by execution. but it’s not just any execution. in order to punish you for “depriving the audience of entertainment,” they have you murdered roman coliseum-style: they tie you up in the middle of an arena and have you and your team ripped apart by wild beasts.

at the very least, fighting to kill is prohibited outside these circumstances and can be punished with a revocation of the trainer’s license as well as jail time, but this is not due to any great respect for life on prussian league officials’ part. this is merely due to the fact that, as stated before, carnage without restraint would lead to a destruction of the prussian league. if killings were allowed to happen without any restrictions, all of prussia’s trainers would soon kill themselves off.

[hisvanity]

writober day 2: haunted house.

when wallace took this case, he thought it was going to be his least favorite yet. some unidentified ghost pokémon had taken over a haunted (and partially submerged) boathouse; they had murdered and stolen 150,000,000 pokédollars’ worth of precious items (equivalent to $1,399,500) from the original owners, one of them being a mid-level league official. (and if you think that’s way too much money for a mid-level league official to plausibly spend on expensive shit, you’d be right!) the extended family of the owners as well as the owner’s only surviving child demanded an investigation, but many lesser trainers and officers who had encroached on the building had been killed. since wallace was the most powerful league member, it was only natural that he be called to investigate such a serious case. his job was to exorcise the ghost pokémon who had done this by defeating them in battle and return the money to its “rightful” owners.

what he found there, though, he couldn’t have expected.

[TW: Mentions of death--specifically murder and drowning.]

everything screamed at him to turn back. upon setting foot in the house, he saw the ghostly outline of a young woman fleeing for her life, her hand just inches away from the door--before an unknown force struck her down. in the living room he saw an older woman surrounded by the bodies of her pokémon, backing up against the TV and begging for mercy, then dying when her throat was slit. in the bedroom, he heard a hellhound’s cry and got a vision of a houndoom being strangled by a long, frilled tentacle before hex ropes wound their way around the trainer and choked him to death as well. and all around the house there were scattered images that looked like they were drawn by a child’s hand, all of them depicting a terrifying amorphous being--similar to the papers scattered in the slenderman game.

these were all visions and depictions of the original family meeting their ends at the hands of the creature who lived there, and wallace thought he might be next. but he couldn’t turn back now. refusing due to his fear of ghosts was not an option when the case was this serious…not to mention, as always, his pride and reputation were on the line. 

he finally came to the submerged room where he suspected the culprit lay; as was customary, lhe went underwater with the help of an aqua ring bubble around his head. he and his own pokémon could feel their presence--no, many presences. the creatures soon attacked, but with the power of his sharpedo and milotic, he managed to beat them back. always wanting to see the other side of the story, he asked them why they had done this. what they said changed his view of this entire incident.

the eldest ghost revealed itself to be a jellicent. she told the sordid story of the people who had lived in this home. the league official who had been killed had been highly corrupt: he was a double agent for team rocket’s hoennese operations, which is how he came by that much money. the man’s wife and adult daughter aided and abetted this crime. when the jellicents now inhabiting the boathouse were still alive, they were all human trainers--some of them still children--investigating the corruption. the man discovered them and had them drowned right near his boathouse, turning them into frillish. his network through the hoennese government was vast; the officers that she and her friends had killed were either goons of the corrupt politician who had rushed to their dead ally’s defense, or those who refused to believe the charges against him. out of their paranoia they had killed every single other person who dared enter the house ever since. their adversaries thought they could have the type advantage over her by bringing dark-, electric- and grass-types. but almost nothing is stronger than a ghost with a grudge. and nothing--nothing is deadlier.

the jellicent then accused wallace of also being in league with the guy, and remarked that his reach must be much higher than she previously thought; the only reason she hadn’t killed him yet was because she was all out of strength. wallace told her that he wasn’t, and said that as soon as he went back to sootopolis he would set this villainous family straight and make sure the money was spent on a legitimate use. in order to prove that he was on their side, he agreed to let at least one of them supervise him to make sure that he wasn’t up to any funny business. 

the boathouse was demolished. the corrupt official’s hoard was sold and the money was used in programs designed to protect vulnerable families from team rocket. once this was accomplished, wallace returned to the site of the boathouse with some offerings of appeasement to thank the jellicents for their information--only to discover that they had faded away. his actions had allowed these restless spirits to move on, and find their peace at last.

[tiptoptab]

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its not a secret that i’ve been kinda having a hard time feeling motivated to post right now, cus i don’t feel like i get to just enjoy the game. so over some time i will be putting my stories on pause and just posting some casual gameplay on here. you’ll prolly get intoduced to a few different sims doing their own thing, sorry if it’s confusing.. i just want to post something but its hard when you doubt everything you write and post so welp