"Well beside remembering a few things I heard from the other trolls. I might have also attempted hacking that back fired horrible."
He frowned at that.
"They do not care to speak about the game. Not in most cases, at least."

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"Well beside remembering a few things I heard from the other trolls. I might have also attempted hacking that back fired horrible."
He frowned at that.
"They do not care to speak about the game. Not in most cases, at least."
"Like I said all I have are theories and the only thing I know about the game is that it chooses people, people create worlds if they win, and some people get to a thing called godtier." She tapped her bottom lip. "And the theories I came up with are pretty much... dead ends anyway."
He nodded slowly, recalling the times he had learned all this.
"And...how did you come to know this? Where did you gather this information?"
"The game! That game! the wretched one!" She said, "I've been trying to figure out how it works. Where it came from and why it targets people." She opened the suitcase, taking out papers. "I've been doing some research. All I have are theories but still there has to an answer somewhere. There always are answers."
"You mean..."
He squinted, glancing down at the papers. He didn't want anything more to do with the game; he had washed his hands of it long ago. Yet...
"What have you found?"
"Making sure I wasn't being followed!" She grabbed a suitcase and almost stumbled when she picked it up. "I've been thinking. A lot. And maybe even doing a few illegal stuff here and there and I know you told me to stay away. But I just couldn't so I tried to figure out how it works."
"I...what?"
He stared at her, confused.
"What exactly are you planning?"
"Geez don't sound so angry!" She quickly came from behind the tree when she heard that scowl. "I haven't done anything yet."
"I am not angry," he said. Not at this, at least. "Simply...perplexed. What are you doing?"
"Shh." She was hiding behind a tree. She waved him to come over.
He scowled, but complied after a moment and trudged over.
"What," he said, crouching by the tree.
"Equius." Ciel whispered. "Equius!"
Confused, he turned and looked down to see her.
"Ciel?"
"O-oh that's... that's kind of cute." She replied.
"I..."
He sighed, defeated.
"I have been told that, yes."