Day 02 Trial

[shimmershimmer]

[It is once more time to convene at the temple to pass judgment upon those who would destroy everything we know and love. Godspeed, my friends.]

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EDIT: Right now barely anyone has voted, and people seem to be tapering off. Trial may be extended depending on how it looks closer to closing time!

EDIT2: Okay, I'm extending the vote two hours to 6:30pm EST! We're still missing a lot of votes, so please get those in even if it's just to abstain!))

Comments

[cafeolay]

Who did you dream about last night, amigo?

[fauxlosophical]

I attempted to dream about Miss Lynne. She approached me after I made my position known to the group, and we agreed to dream about one another to test our abilities.

Unfortunately, even if the demons hadn't struck her down, my dream wouldn't have been useful - I didn't see anything. Either the Incubus prevented me from using my gift last night, or Miss Lynne died before I could check her; I suppose it's a moot point either way, now.

...Thank you for keeping your attack dog in check, by the way. It's appreciated, especially since his arguments were starting to get a little nonsensical.

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[cafeolay]

[Takes a long sip of coffee] Ha...! The good Detective is quite overzealous. Try not to hold it against him. These last few days have been pretty hard on him, no clearcut path to justice and all.

[cafeolay]

You and Ms. Lynne... was anyone else present for this meeting?

[fauxlosophical]

No; it was just between the two of us.

[cafeolay]

How exactly did the dream go? The failed dream.

[fauxlosophical]

Do you really think it's wise for me to tell a room full of people what my visions look like, when one of them is claiming to have my gift?

[cafeolay]

You're saying it was either because she died or because you were blocked. I think we need to know which.

That doesn't mean all the details.

[fauxlosophical]

And I'm saying I have no way to know one way or another, given that I've obviously never been blocked before last night, nor have I dreamed about a deceased person.