You're used to being coddled, celebrated for being a cut above. It makes praise hollow for you which makes you hungrier for genuine acknowledgement.
Being an agent isn't being the hero. At best, you're invisible. At worst, you tear down someone's world. The tragedy that couldn't ever happen, the beloved husband become vicious stranger. So, don't expect to hear "thanks" or "good job".
[immediately starts contemplating the problem, because no matter what you tell him, teacher's pet gonna try real hard]
Harukawa is the "Ultimate Assassin" — the titles are ridiculous, but seem to be based in reality as far as I can tell.
And Niska wants to be put on trial for murder... if she's a robot, it's because she wants to be recognized as a sentient being, I should think. So she'd have to have committed the act already.
They're not suspects. There's only been one murder, and we know who committed it. Even if anyone here should stand trial, there is no justice in any of this.
[Sighs and tries to remember the profiles. He is too stubborn to actually look at the tablet.]
I recall... Grim Eyes committed deicide? Would that even count? Assuming such a being exists the first place, it's not as if killing it is a breach of the social contract.
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Three are confirmed. The other two to, maybe, six depend on your definition.
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I don't suppose you'd be interested in teaching me?
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...What do you mean?
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Being an agent isn't being the hero. At best, you're invisible. At worst, you tear down someone's world. The tragedy that couldn't ever happen, the beloved husband become vicious stranger. So, don't expect to hear "thanks" or "good job".
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I understand. I won't complain.
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First lesson, figure out the three confirmed killers.
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Harukawa is the "Ultimate Assassin" — the titles are ridiculous, but seem to be based in reality as far as I can tell.
And Niska wants to be put on trial for murder... if she's a robot, it's because she wants to be recognized as a sentient being, I should think. So she'd have to have committed the act already.
The third... would that be you, Mr. Graham?
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[please don't be disappointed look how cute and clever I am]
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They're not suspects. There's only been one murder, and we know who committed it. Even if anyone here should stand trial, there is no justice in any of this.
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[a little flustered, two wrong answers in a row is not looking good for his GPA here]
—Of course, I know that the only justice will be in taking down whoever's behind all of this. That's one of my goals.
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So, figure out who I mean when I say there are three confirmed killers. Harukawa is one, but it isn't because of her title.
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Come to think of it, I'm not certain she necessarily is a killer. Even if she says she is.
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I recall... Grim Eyes committed deicide? Would that even count? Assuming such a being exists the first place, it's not as if killing it is a breach of the social contract.
[fuck gods, like for real]
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