>>35293071
I missed my first FD thread last time.

Never again.

>>35293119
... So, wouldn't that make THIS your first FD thread?

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>"I know that I look like a mess," Charlotte says with a weak smile, waving to me with her unbroken arm. "but at least one of us seems to be mostly unhurt..."

>I thought that I was all cried out, but the wave of relief that hits me upon seeing that Charlotte's okay and in good spirits is just to much for me to take.


"Charlotte, you..." I choke out as I slowly approach the injured girl. "You look so..."
"Yes, I look like hell," Charlotte says with a bitter laugh. "I'm just glad to see that you weren't beaten up as badly as I was... but why are you in a hospital gown?" she asks with a look of concern on her face.

...oh yeah, I totally forgot that I was wearing this.

"I kinda passed out while a doctor was examining me," I mumble.
"Y- you're hurt too!?" Charlotte gasps.
"No, no!" I furiously shake my head. "I just passed out from exhaustion or something, that's all!"
"Oh," she leans back in her bed and breathes a sigh of relief. "When that man showed up, I was so... what happened to him, anyways? Did you chase him off?"

I feel sick.

>[1/?]

>>35293152
Nah I it was the first one I missed, been here since thread 1.

>>35293153
ETA to big discussion on her knowing we were hiding the book all along but still loved us?

Time to join Papa G's mafia?

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>>35293153
>what happened to him, anyways? Did you chase him off?"

In a manner of speaking that our edgelord girlfriend would approve of.

>>35293200
He is more on par with some fictional super villain like from bond or something, then the mafia.

>>35293200
Even if she didn't know from the start, there's no way she couldn't have figured it out from Mina suddenly having a branch.

>>35293210
arch, you better save that pic for future uses.

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>>35293153
>[2/2]

"No," I slowly shake my head. "I... I took care of it."

Charlotte stares at me with a look of utter disbelief.

"Oh... I didn't even..." Charlotte closes her eyes.
"Don't blame yourself," I say. "I'm the one who decided to do it, anyways."
"If you say so," she says, putting a hand over her face. "What about Mina and your other friend, are they okay?"
"Yeah," I reply. "They stayed back to, uh..." I sigh. "Mina called up your father and I guess he told her that he'd have his people take care of it."
"...I guess she would call him. I wish I could, but I can't seem to find my phone anywhere, and the doctors said that I didn't have it on me when I came in."

Oh yeah, I totally forgot.

"I actually took it to call him and ask what do do about you being hurt," I say. "I guess it's in the room that they brought me to now, you want me to get it?"
"No," Charlotte shakes her head. "You don't have to do so right now, I'd like you to stay here for a little bit longer if you could."
"Sure," I say, forcing a smile.

It hurts just to see Charlotte like this, but I'm still happy to be able to talk with her like this again. For a good while there, I was convinced that we were both going to die...

"So, um..." Charlotte turns to me, "...was Mr. Gauthier worried when you called?"
"Yeah," I nod. "He thought that it was you calling at first, and it sounded like he was worried, at least."


>I'm confused about you and your dad, you said that he was your boss before...
>how bad are your injuries?*
>how long are you going to be stuck here?
>[OTHER]

>>35293228
Char thinks CC is just lucky to attract all these branch users as her friends.

>>35293223
True.

Although this is probably the best route for /tg/.

>>35293243
No, Char has been around Mina a few times before, she knows that she previously did not have a branch. Also, she's probably had Loki keeping an eyye on her for who knows how long, and probably SAW her using the book.

>>35293236
>how bad are your injuries?*
>how long are you going to be stuck here?

>>35293236
[x] how bad are your injuries?*

Dote on her a bit.

BUT WHAT IS THE * FOR?

What footnote are we missing?

TURTLE!

>>35293236
>how bad are your injuries?*

>>35293264
She also knew we didn't have one when we helped with the cat, then we had one later.

I wonder how this would have gone if we didn't help the cat.

>>35293270
Typo. Ignore it.

>>35293264
Remember when we thought asking Char not to spy on us would solve the problem of her finding out we had the book?

How naive we were back then.

>>35293223
Nothing says he's a villain so far, though.

He could be something like Charles Xavier. Which isn't much better, but still...

>>35293236
>how long are you going to be stuck here?
>how bad are your injuries?

It's pretty obvious why she hid Gauthier being her dad.

>>35293285
I bet the turtle did it intentionally to see us shadow run.

But that is also part of why we love you turtle.

>>35293285

wait,....a typo....and your not burning down the world to fix it? What have you done with arch imposter!

>>35293296
Didn't say he was evil but he is on par with your standard super criminal organization. The NGE pic the turtle used isn't helping.

>>35293236
>I'm confused about you and your dad, you said that he was your boss before...
Time for backstory!

>>35293264
Loki actually has been following CC most of the time, after CC changed her mind about telling Charlotte to stop spying on her. Loki talking to Mina happened right when Charlotte woke up.

That said, the conversation in the restaurant seemed to indicate that Charlotte knew that CC was lying to her about having a book, but didn't know that Theresa and Mina had access to a book as well.

What is it with arch and chicks hiding who their dad is?

>>35293355
When did this happen before?

>>35293355
The bastard child of Makoto and Hibiki did it.

>>35293374
Nicolette and Karel.

>>35293236
>>I'm confused about you and your dad, you said that he was your boss before...

Arch, just what fucking timezone are you actually in?

>>35293557
California.

>>35293557
Eastern.

>writing

>>35293597
Arch isn't on the best coast, see>>35293599

>>35293599
So you start threads at midnight on purpose? You sick, evil bastard. Why must I love you.

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>>35293613
>Not being a nightowl.

>>35293730
I can only pull so many all-nighters in a row, anon! Think of my health!

>>35293613
It works out for me since it's first thing in the morning here.

>>35293766
Just drink a few cups of coffee around 36 hours in, it helps when the effects of sleep deprivation set in.

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"So, um..." I start fidgeting. "How bad were your injuries?"
"Eheh..." Charlotte forces a smile. "My arm was broken is several places, the doctor who spoke to me after I woke up said that it was one of the worst breaks that he'd ever seen."
"Yeah, I can imagine," I say, shuddering as I remember the way that her bones were sticking out through-

Stop stop stop stop stop

"He also asked me how long ago I was injured," Charlotte says. "Apparently, several of the bones had already begun healing over and they had to rebreak some of them so that they could set them properly..."


>[1/?]

>>35293599
>Eastern.
Sweet Jesus Christ I always assumed you were in the west. How the fuck do you manage this shit pretty much every day? Do you not sleep?

>>35293817
I'll go tell the me of three hours ago to do that, then.

>>35293843
He sleeps in the morning.

Though I guess school forces him to do it a bit earlier now.

>>35293851
It was a rough estimation, you are still well within optimal caffeine hours, just don't take more then 2Gs or you may OD.

>>35293839
>they had to rebreak some of them
Yikes. Well...at least she knows werewolf regeneration is working.

>>35293843
Sleep is s crutch.

>>35293902
Oh I should add in, skip all this if you are pregnant, unless you want to save money on an abortion, then full speed ahead.

>>35293839

Oh my God, that sounds horrible.

"Aside from my arm, I have some broken ribs and internal bleeding from where that f-" Charlotte places her hand over her face and takes a deep breath. "...from where he kicked me, but there's nothing serious."
"Umm, I guess that's good," I nod. "So how long are you gonna be stuck in here?"
"Mmm..." Charlotte looks out the window. "...I was thinking tomorrow."
"Huh!?"

The way she's so nonchalant about it...

"While I can control Milla from here to go in the fridge and get what's left of the meat that I bought for her, I'll have run out of food by tomorrow and it's not like I can just leave her unfed," Charlotte shrugs.
"But you're hurt and lost a lot of blood and..."

>[2/?]

>>35293943
PharmD anon?

>>35294012
CC obtained a new kitty cat!

Treat it well!
Feed it the meat of your enemies!

>>35294012
Can't we just go fix that problem for her?

>>35294018
Nah just a caffeine addict who researched how he was poisoning his body, though I am pursuing a medicalish degree but not with much overlap.

>>35294012
Have her eat the flesh of FBI.

Best and tastiest corpse disposal method.

>>35294074
I am impressed and happy that you took the effort to learn about caffeine.

Do share some of that knowledge.

>>35294099
But what happens if the CIA get involved?

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>>35294012
>[3/3]

She's being way too reckless here!

"...there's no way that they'll let you out of here by then!" I shout. "I totally understand that you want to get out of here, but you really should get some rest, and-"
"I lived for five years in the wilderness by myself," Charlotte says. "I know my own limits, and I'm -fairly- certain that I'll be well enough to go back to the hotel tomorrow."
"Ugh..."

I want to grab her by the shoulders and SHAKE HER.

"-I'll- go and feed Milla when I get out of here tomorrow, okay?" I say. "That way, you can stay here and get taken care of by the doctors..."

I don't want to be the pushy girlfriend here, but I sure as hell will if it means that she's not going to go and get herself hurt even worse.

"Tell you what, we'll let the doctors decide," Charlotte says. "If they agree that I'm in a condition where I can be released tomorrow, then I leave. If not, I -won't- use my status as Mr. Gauthier's daughter to force things. Okay?"


>that sounds fair
>no no no no no

>>35294146
Last time I checked we were not Arab so we should be fine.

>>35294165
>Pout. Pout like fucking crazy.

>>35294165
>that sounds fair

>>35294165
>Worried... but fair.

>>35294165
>>no no no no no
That's not letting the doctors decide at all, Charlotte!

>>35294165
>that sounds fair

>>35294165
>that sounds fair

Considering her regeneration, she'll be in better shape than what the doctors expect by the time she leaves.

>>35294191
Oh, wait, missed the "won't" part.

>>35294165
>that sounds fair

Pout a little bit, but go along with it. She's got fast healing, don't worry so much about her.

>>35294165
>>that sounds fair

>writing

"Nnngh..." I cross my arms and pout. "You better not just be saying that."
"I promise that I will keep my word," Charlotte replies, closing her eyes and holding her hand in the air as if pledging an oath. "After everything that's happened, the last thing I want to do is worry you."
"Good," I nod. "Because if you're lying..."
"...I'll get to see you pout some more?" she laughs. "You're really cute when you do that, you know."
"Wha-" I can feel the blood rushing to my face.
"Hahaha, that's the Cecile that I like to see!"


>say goodbye for now and get her cellphone
>ask/talk about something else

>>35294548
Ask her if she wants to talk about the book stuff now or later.

>>35294548
>>ask/talk about something else

I kinda want to talk about the Book stuff now.

>>35294576

I kinda agree with that. It is a bandaid that needs to be ripped off.

>>35294548
>>ask/talk about something else
Reading Rainbow time.

Our excuses:

First we didn't know if we could trust her.

Then we wanted to ask Mina and Theresa for permission to talk about it.

>>35294614
The last 'bandaid' we ripped off didn't quite go so well

>>35294614
We also have to tell the girls that Allison knows at some point.

It's nice to see Charlotte laughing even, even if it is at my expense... but there's something that's been bugging me for a while and I want to get it off my chest.

"Charlotte?" I take a deep breath.
"Hm?" Noticing the shift in my mod, Charlotte stops laughing.
"Sorry if this isn't the best time to talk about it, but um..."

C'mon, just say it.

"Back before everything went to hell during our date, you mentioned something about when we first met..." I say.
"Oh," Charlotte sighs. "I'd hoped to get to that after I was released from the hospital, but if you wanted to talk about it now..."


>[1/?]

Let's also break up with her for being a crazy person

>>35294971
All the FDends are crazy and only get crazier thanks to SAN loss.

>>35294971
no

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>>35295025
SAN値!ピンチ!

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>>35295025
Charlotte is easily the most crazy and sadistic of them though.

>>35295118
Well, I guess now that we've murdered the mafia that's true.

>>35295118
What about REMOVE-chan?

>>35295072
Sandwich?

>>35295205
REMOVE has never expressed unsettling sadism

>>35295205
REMOVE-chan goes with quick clean kills.

Torturing someone to death by having a swarm of hungering rats remove their body inch by inch while they can still feel the pain is some hardcore death metal level sadism.

>>35295222
REMOVE sorts of skip right over to murder, though.

>>35295258
REMOVE likes murder but she'll never resort to sadism

>>35295072
Thinking of that line as anything other than "Sons of bitches" is really hard even when I see it written.

>>35295258
Like my paladin says.

Given them quick deaths, don't be an edgemaster and slowly kill them.

>>35295276
>"If you have to look along the shaft of an arrow from the wrong end, if a man has you entirely at his mercy, then hope like hell that man is an evil man. Because the evil like power, power over people, and they want to see you in fear. They want you to know you're going to die. So they'll talk. They'll gloat. They'll watch you squirm. They'll put off the moment of murder like another man will put off a good cigar. So hope like hell your captor is an evil man. A good man will kill you with hardly a word."

I am going to start calling CC pizza butt.

I can not believe that I didn't think of this earlier.

>>35295311
Why "pizza"? Because she attracts Italians?

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>>35294968
>[2/2]

"Sorry," I mumble. "I'm really sorry for lying to you all this time, but at first I didn't now if I could trust you, and then I was worried that you'd have to leave if I-"
"It's okay," Charlotte says as she reaches out and takes my hand. "I'm not mad at you or anything, I was just waiting for you to tell me the truth on your own."

Great, now I feel even worse about it.

"And after Mina showed up today with a Branch, that pretty much threw out any possible doubt that I may have had," Charlotte says. "At least I can be sure that I can trust her..."
"Hm?"
"Well she must have it in her possession right now, yes?"


>sorry mina, but I can't not tell her
>sorry charlotte, but it's not my place to tell you
>both mina and theresa have one

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>>35295311
>>35295349

Forgot my pic.

>>35295349
Code Geass, mate.

>>35295353
>both mina and theresa have one

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>>35295307
Pic related.

>>35295353
>> both mina and theresa have one

>>35295353
>>both mina and theresa have one

>>35295353
>both mina and theresa have one, if you could handle this with some subtly I'd appreciate it.

>>35295353
>both mina and theresa have one

She can sense our lies anyway.

>>35295353
>>sorry mina, but I can't not tell her
Give up that Mina has one, she's already friends with Charlotte. Telling her about Theresa's book as well could cause problems.

Not to mention that neither book is even ours to be giving away to begin with.

>>35295353
>>sorry mina, but I can't not tell her
Shit, don't give away all of our secrets. We wouldn't be lying if we don't even mention it.

>>35295353
>>both mina and theresa have one

>>35295427
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lie#Lying_by_omission

>>35295353
>both mina and theresa have one

>>35295353
>both mina and theresa have one

>>35295353
>>sorry mina, but I can't not tell her

>writing

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"Mina has it, yeah," I nod.
"Okay, I'll have to ask her about it the next time I-"
"And, umm... so does Theresa."
"Huh?" Charlotte stares at me. "What do you mean?"
"Both Mina and Theresa have a copy of the book," I say. "Mina had hers shipped to my house the day I met you, and I read it that night."

Charlotte seems really surprised to hear that.

"Wow, um..." she starts picking at her cast. "The information that we had only gave a list of the cities that the books were sent to, and I hadn't even considered that more than one could have been sent here..."


>[1/?]

>>35295654
Way to give away more then we had to.

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>>35295683
Gotta rejoice about something.

>>35295683
But just look at her, could you lie to that face?
>>35295654

>>35295718
It wouldn't have been lying, just not telling everything.

but this is the future that you chose

>>35295729
One conversation with Theresa and Mina about the books would be enough for her to sense something isn't right, no?

>>35295744
Pretty much. At this point it was just a matter of whether we wanted to tell her or if we wanted to just wait for a few days for it all to get spilled anyway.

>>35295718
Yes.

I work in sales.

>>35295654
>[2/2]


"Umm, is that a bad thing?" I ask.
"No, just unexpected," Charlotte replies. "But I'm on good terms with the owner of one of them, and the other is a friend of yours... thanks for telling me about this, Cecile."
"No problem," I shrug.

KNOCK KNOCK

"Miss Navarre?" the nurse calls out from outside the room. "Are you almost done in there?"
"...crap," I mutter under my breath. "Sorry, Charlotte, but the nurse..."
"It's okay," Charlotte replies. "Thanks for coming up here to see me at all, and thanks for telling me about the books."
"No problem," I reply.


>see if I can come back with charlotte's cellphone
>call it a night and stay in my room until morning

>>35295801
>see if I can come back with charlotte's cellphone

>>35295718
Easily.

I learned at an early age that the easiest way to deal with most situations was lying and making sure you don't get caught. It's second nature by now. Now if only it would stop getting out of hand, it's really fucking awkward when I find myself lying midway through a conversation over a point that doesn't matter at all. Keeping track of those slip-ups gets hard.

>>35295801
>>see if I can come back with charlotte's cellphone

>>35295801
>>call it a night and stay in my room until morning

>>35295801
>see if I can come back with charlotte's cellphone

>>35295801
first, a quick peck
>see if I can come back with charlotte's cellphone
solid snake style

>>35295801
>see if I can come back with charlotte's cellphone

or, failing that:

>see if we can get one of the hospital staff to take the cellphone to Charlotte for us

>>35295801
>see if I can come back with charlotte's cellphone

>>35295801
>see if I can come back with charlotte's cellphone

>>35295801
>>see if I can come back with charlotte's cellphone

>>35295801
>see if I can come back with charlotte's cellphone

>writing

>>35295939
Is op kill

>>35296197
I think he's just slower tonight. Probably distracted.

Or captcha is giving him troubles.

>>35296223
Or there's a huge block of text incoming

IRC distractions, sorry.

>>35296237
Also a possibility.

>>35296245
>IRC
I knew it was some foul sorcery.

After giving Charlotte a quick peck on the cheek (while making sure not to mess with her IV tubes, of course), I wave goodbye to her and follow the nurse back to my own hospital room.

"Alright, Miss Navarre," the nurse says as we reach my room. "You get some rest and call us if you need anything, we'll be back to see how you're doing in the morning."
"Umm, mind doing me a favor?" I ask.
"A favor?"
"Yeah," I nod. "I have Charlotte's cellphone in my room and I'd like to get it to her... would it be okay if I grabbed it and you walked me back up there?"


>[1/?]

>>35296318
>[2/2]


The nurse takes a few seconds to think it over and then shakes her head. Damn.

"Sorry," she says, "but you weren't even really supposed to leave your room to start with, and Miss Gauthier's condition was such that we normally wouldn't even allow visitors."
"So it's a no?" I mumble.
"I'm sorry, but you'll just have to hand it to her in the morning."


>well could you take it up to her for me?
>give up and be mad

>>35296356
>well could you take it up to her for me?

>>35296356
>give up and be mad

>>35296360
>>35296364
>deadlock the voting

>>35296356
>well could you take it up to her for me?
maybe say something about her father being really worried and wanting to talk to her now that she's awake

>>35296356
>Thank her and go rest in your room
Why the fuck would you get mad at the helpful nurse?

>>35296356
>give up and be mad

Her phone is to important to give to a random stranger.

>>35296356
>give up and be mad

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>>35296374

>>35296356
>give up and be mad

I'd rather not hand her phone to a stranger, even if that person happens to be a nurse. It would PROBABLY be fine, but it isn't urgent so lets just hang on to it.

>well could you take it up to her for me?

>>35296356
I vote for the same thing that the person below me votes for.

Also I am a samefag of him or her.

>writing

>>35296461
Now anon, we can't have two people writing the same story.

"...whatever," I mutter under my breath as I duck inside the room and stomp over to the bed.
"Cecile?" When she sees me enter the room, Allison stands up from her seat beside the bed. "You look mad, what's wrong?"
"Phone stuff, it's not important," I mumble.

Dammit, it was a simple request that would have took like two minutes! And it's not like I could just trust someone else with her phone, I'm not even supposed to have it myself!

"Did you and Charlotte get in a fight?" Allison asks. "How's she doing, anyways?"
"We didn't, and she's fine," I reply as I get back in the bed. "She has a broken arm and some of her ribs are too, but aside from that she seems alright."
"Well that's good," she says, breathing a sigh of relief. "After the two of you got kidnapped and all, I'd hate to hear that you got into a fight on top of everything else."

Yeah, that would suck.

"nope, I sigh, "all's fine on the romance front."
"That's great to hear," Allison nods. "So have you done it yet?"

I want to smack that grin off of her face.


>talk about something with allison
>I'm tired, time to sleep

>>35296356
>give up and don't be mad

>>35296618
>talk about something with allison

Nightmares. We'll be in for a long night. With that in mind, let's relay some of our more severe experiences. No Charlotte stuff. Just our branch/personal experiences.

>>35296618
>>talk about something with allison
Talk about safewords.

Ted Nugent!

>>35296618
>I'm tired, time to sleep

>>35296618
>talk about something with Allison
Ask about what happened while we were out

>>35296618
Time to sleep

>>35296618
>>I'm tired, time to sleep

>writing

>>35296618
>talk about something with allison

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"No we haven't done it yet," I say as I pick up a pillow from off the bed and throw it at her. "Why do you always have to make everything about sex?"
"What, it's a totally reasonable question!" Allison replies with a shrug. "And I always tell you about when I start getting physical with a guy..."
"I don't want to know that stuff, you tell it to me on your own!" I groan.

I swear, this girl...

"Would you just go away already?" I ask. "I'm not in a good mood and I'm tired and it's been a horrible, HORRIBLE day..."
"Whatever you want," Allison replies, getting up from her chair and tossing the pillow that I threw at her back onto the bed. "But you ought to know one thing..."
"And what would that be?"


>[1/?]

>>35296876
>"But you ought to know one thing..."
>"And what would that be?"
Either she's going to say something infuriating or something really considerate/sappy/sad

>>35296978
more than anyone else?

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>>35296876

Out of nowhere, Allison practically falls on top of me and pulls me into a bear hug.

"What are you-"
"I love you more than aaaaaaaaaanyone else in the whole world, Cecile," Allison says as she hold me tightly in her arms. "I was so worried over the past few days, I thought I was gonna die... but now you're safe and you have no idea how happy I am to have you back and unhurt."

Uh...

"...I love you too," I say as I hug her back. "Even though you're pain in the ass and a pervert to boot."
"And you're oblivious and a closet pervert," Allison replies as she lets me go.

I opened myself up for that one, I guess.

"...thought I guess you're not in the closet anymore," Allison laughs.
"Dammit Allison!" I shout as I try and swing at her, but she jumps out of my reach before I can and starts towards the door. "I'll see you first thing tomorrow morning!"

Once Allison's out of the room, I fall back on the bed and take off my glasses. My eyes hurt and my head hurts and I'm just tired of... everything. And while hoping that maybe my life will finally go back to normal, I drift off to sleep.

>[2/?]

>>35297055
>[3/3]

I'm woken up by the warmth of the sun beaming down on me through the window. It feels so nice, I wish I could stay like this forever...

...and then I remember that dream I had last night and that pleasant feeling goes RIGHT away. I can't even recall any specifics of it, just that there was a lot of... arguing. And killing.

I hope I'm not going crazy.

KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK

"Hm?" Putting on my glasses, I make sure that I'm decent and then call out to whoever knocked on the door. "Come in!"

With a loud creak, the door opens and I hear several footsteps as people enter the room...

"Hey, Cecile," Mina says, waving at me. "Allison called and said that you were here in the hospital, so I figured that I should pay you a visit."
"...and so did I," Theresa says as she peeks out from behind Mina.

Seeing them actually doing stuff together is really going to take some getting used to.

"So, uh... you're gonna be discharged today?" Mina asks.
"That's the hope," I reply with a shrug. "This was only supposed to be for observation, and it's not like I'm actually hurt."
"At least there's some good news," Theresa nods.


>tell them about a thing/ask them about a thing?

>>35297172
>I hope I'm not going crazy.

That is how it starts.

Trust me I know.

>>35297172
"Thank you both so much. You are the best friends I could ever dream of."
>Hugs all around

>>35297204
Is there an example of /tg/ not going full hugslut given the chance?

>>35297172
>>tell them about a thing/ask them about a thing?
Book stuff.

>>35297226
No

>>35297227
Yeah.

>>35297172
Appologize for being a snitch and ratting the both of them out.

>>35297172
1) hugs
2) books

This first >>35297204
Then this >>35297246

>>35297259
2nd

>writing

>>35297204
This.
>>35297227
Then this.

Make sure to add in how dumb we feel about trying to be sneaky now that it's come to light that Charlotte pretty much knew we knew about the book the whole time.

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>>35297272
>Implying she knew there were two books.

Mina and Theresa came to my rescue when me and Charlotte were captured, then they helped me fight that bastard and... that. And now they both came to see me at the hospital and I just...

"Th... thanks, you two," I say, smiling at the two of them while doing my best to not turn into a big sobbing mess. "For everything, I mean. You're the best friends that anyone could possibly ask for, and, um..."

Having completely failed at that difficult thing called "talking," I hop out of the bed and hog both of them at the same time. I cant' even remember the last time I did this...

>[1/?]

>>35297317

"Yeah, well..." Mina mumbles. "You're my best friend and all, of course I'd try and help if you were in trouble."
"Same," Theresa nods before squirming out of my grip.

Oh yeah, this must be extra awkward for her.

"I wish I was done with my costume, but I guess wearing it to go and save a friend was a pretty good use for its first outing..." Theresa says, laughing nervously.
"And I guess I can say the same for my Armored Heart," Mina shrugs. "I'm just glad that I managed to gain enough control over it to actually be of use in so short a timeframe, I've only had it for three days."

Speaking of which...

"So you read the book the morning that you were absent from school?" I ask.
"No, the night before," Mina replies. "And it was good timing, huh."
"Yeah," I nod. "And, um... about the book..."
"Ugh, I was dreading this," she sighs. "Charlotte asked you about it, right?"
"Yeah," I nod. "And I kind of told her about you and Theresa's books, so-"
"WHAT!?" Theresa shouts.

>[2/?]

>>35297317
>I hop out of the bed and hog both of them at the same time.

Hora hora, You hogging them already?

>>35297292
I was talking about sneaking around the concept of the books entirely, not necessarily the two physical objects. "NO I TOTALLY JUST WOKE UP WITH SUPERPOWERS IN BETWEEN NOW AND WHEN WE LAST MET. I DUNNO LOL" and all that.

Going "Yeah, so she knew I was keeping something from her this whole time, and after our Nth time escaping mortal peril I figure it's probably about time I came clean with her about them" isn't terribly unreasonable.

>>35297372
Theresa calm the fuck down. You can't even do anything with it.

>>35297372
Well, if you gf can detect lies and already knows there's at least one book…

>>35297372
>"WHAT!?" Theresa shouts.
I'm sorry Theresa, but it isn't as bad as you think it is!

>>35297397
Aside from get eaten by rats for it.

>>35297403
She was surprised that there were two books, can you even read?

>>35297372

Tell them that she knew all along. She can tell when people lie

>>35297425
Not that guy, but with a gf that can detect lies she would get wiff of it sooner or later.

>>35297425
And CC is so terrible at lying that she would have slipped something suspicious soon. And then covered it up so badly that even without supernatural lie detection Charlotte would be suspicious.

>>35297372

Theresa's looking at me like I just suckerpunched her.

"Cecile, you did not go and tell her that -I- had a book too..." Theresa says, backing away from me.
"Well yeah, I mean she already knew that both of you had Branches," I reply, "so it just seemed like the time to come clean-"
"God fucking DAMN IT!" she clenches her hands ans lowers her head. "Me and Mina talked about this shit while we were on the way to rescue YOU!" she points at me. "Yeah she knew about the book, but she had NO fucking reason to know that BOTH of us had our own!"
"Hey," Mina turns to her. "Calm down, this isn't as bad as you-"
"No!" Theresa shouts. "That wasn't even her fucking business to be spreading and she just sold, me out to her girlfriend!"

Sold her out? Wait, I didn't-

"Mina was all ready to give away her book, but I have every intention of holding onto mine!" Theresa shouts. "But do you think that little miss rich girl is going to just go 'Sure, I only needed one copy of the magic powergranting book?' NO, now MY ass is going to be targeted by them and-"

Theresa takes a deep breath and clutches her forehead.

>[3/?]

>>35297438
To bad we didn't have ac choice to go "yeah Mina has it", which would have stopped us not only from being a liar but also from being a traitor.

>>35297455

Oh calm your tits Theresa, it's a dangerous magical artifact and you can't even use it for anything.

Hell, Charlotte would probably pay you for the damn thing if you asked. Get fat wad of dosh to swag out the utility belt with or whatever it superheroes use money for.

>>35297455
If you want to keep it I won't let Charlotte take it from you.

>>35297460
Ravenous rats

>>35297455
Damn, girl. You already got a Branch, and it's not like you were planning to keep it around to start recruiting more people... were you? Even after we had that whole discussion about how they give you crazy split personalities that occasionally tell you to murder or fuck or murderfuck everything in sight?

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>>35297455
>That Theresa suffering.

I am happy I voted for this.

>>35297455
When does this girl dies for plot progress?

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>>35297455
Goodness gracious precious, a bit attached to that magical doodad aren't we?

What were you planning on keeping it for? Starting your own knockoff Justice League or something?

>>35297484
/tg/ your lack of reading comprehension never fails to surprise me.

Also I figure even social misfits would know that betrayal is bad.

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>>35297494
I know that betrayal is bad, I mean nobody is that stupid.

Why do you think I voted for it?

>>35297494
Not sure where reading comprehension comes in. She's so adamant about keeping the book when the only thing she can possibly use it for is A) Getting goon squads sicced on her house if people find out about it or B) Showing it to other people and making them superheroes.

It's just incredulity that she could possibly be thinking "Hey, maybe if EVERYONE makes a wish on my Monkey's Paw something nice will happen!"

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>>35297455
>[4/4]

"So that's how it is, eh?" Theresa turns to me... but the look in her eyes is different.
"Great, you've finally calmed down," Mina sighs. "Now let's just try and-"
"Oh no, I'm absolutely livid," Theresa replies. "Both of us are. Cecile's completely picked her over us, in both romance and friendship... even went and spilled OUR secret to that girl without a care."

>how do I respond?

>>35297528
> Fuck you.

>>35297494
Quite on the contrary. The time traveler's cabal has cunningly swept into motion a series of events that will further widen the rift between Cecile and Theresa, as their continued relationship significantly increased mortality probability for all parties. Soon, Theresa shall retreat into a mental cocoon and U-Theresa's glorious incandescence shall sweep away the sinful decrepit weeds that leech the World's vitality.

Seriously though, she's probably having a hell of a mental row with her split. We'll need to watch a lot more anime with her to prevent any unfortunate developments.

>>35297528
Berate her, the suffering must escalate.

>>35297538
I actually laughed, thank you for that.

>>35297528
>She can detect lies. CC is terrible at lying. They will interact a lot in the future. It wouldn't have worked.
>Apologize anyway.

Seriously, not one of the brightest moments. I agree that Charlotte needed to be told at one point, but we should have waited to convince Theresa first.

>>35297528
say sorry and that we wouldn't have done it if we knew it would upset her. Ask what she could even possibly hope to DO with it. because just handing out super powers isn't the best idea and it isn't like it can do much other than that.

>>35297528
Charlotte's a control branch. She knew from the first day that at least one of us had a book. I just told her that we had the books, we're not committing to taking them away from you or anything. Everything I've seen from her tells me that she'll be understanding about this.

>>35297528
"I'm sorry. I shouldn't have told her about your book, it was a stupid thing to do, but considering what I've just been through you can't really blame me for not being in the right state of mind!

I'll ask Charlotte not to take your book..."

>>35297528
dammit Theresa im not doing this to spite you! I told her about both books because I'm worried about you!
You already got superpowers out of the thing what could you possible still need it for other than putting a big target on your back!
I care about you Theresa, I literally was just now hugging you and crying about how happy I am to have you two as friends. If you want to keep the book then lets go talk to charoltet and you can try to convince her to let you keep it but I'm not going to sit by and have you get kidnapped or something too. It was horrible and the longer we have those books the more likely it might happen again!

>>35297528
Blame the drugs you are on.

It is still no excuse but it is decent damage control.

>>35297528
"Theresa I can't deceive her, like it's physically impossible, she can smell it. I'm sorry I told but holding on to dangerous magical artifacts isn't good.

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>>35297509
>I mean nobody is that stupid.

>writing

>>35297528
"Don't you dare try and make this about you. Being contrary about the book and the kite-oh things and whatever else isn't because I'm angry or bitter or think shes not a good enough friend or any of that. It's because I don't want Theresa to get hurt because of all of this, even if it'll make her mad when I say that!

Now let me talk to my friend."

>>35297615
>"Don't you dare try and make this about you.
We were the the ones who made it about her.

>>35297528
Inform them that she knew we were lying about the book from day 1 and hiding the fact after they made it as obvious as they did doesn't serve a purpose now.

>>35297625
About Otheresa in the constantly talking about how it was "betraying US" sense, not in the sense of why she came out to play.

If Theresa feels like we wronged her, there's no way to address it unless she lets us answer to her, not the rapey voice taking advantage of a lapse in concentration.

Oh no... I really messed up. And if me telling Charlotte about Theresa's book makes her depressed, then the other Theresa can-

"I'm sorry!" I shout. "I wouldn't have told if I knew that it would upset her!"
"...do you honestly think that's an acceptable excuse?" Theresa asks. "'Sorry, I didn't know?' Even if you -are- cute, there are limits to-"
"I wasn't saying that to you," I say. "I was talking to the real Theresa. Now bring her back."

Both Theresa and Mina stare at me.

"...alright," Theresa replies. "Though it would've been better if I'd relayed your messages in this situation... she has less self-control than I do."

Theresa suddenly stumbles forward a step, then quickly regains her balance.

"...what?" Theresa asks.


>[1/?]

>>35297660
>"I wasn't saying that to you," I say. "I was talking to the real Theresa."
Being Otheresa is suffering even more than being Theresa is.

>>35297660
We never mentioned to Mina that the voices could take over, did we?

>>35297657
I agree but we should avoid using lies, those are easy to pick apart.

>>35297691
You told Mina about EVERYTHING.
She read the book despite the risks because she was sick of being helpless while her friends were in danger.

>>35297660
>Theresa suddenly stumbles forward a step, then quickly regains her balance.
>"...what?" Theresa asks.
"I'm glad that worked ...I think it would have been really terrible of me to try and snap you out of it the other way."

>>35297721
Well then, now we just let the fact sink in that of the 6 branch users she's met, 2 have been possessed that she knows of, plus a third that she doesn't know about...those are really bad odds for her, come to think of it.

>>35297751
We have been over this, it isn't forbidden, it is beautiful.

>>35297660

I... I think this is the real Theresa.

"I'm sorry," I say. "I shouldn't have told Charlotte about your book, it was stupid of me and I wouldn't have done if I'd know that it would upset you."
"Yeah it was stupid," Theresa says, glaring at me. Really fucking stupid."
"I don't know why you're freaking out so much," Mina says, turning to her. "I mean, it's not like you can even do anything with the book anymore to begin with."
"Yeah," I nod. "Why did you want to keep it, I mean-"
"It's a memento," Theresa says. "The book that gave me my powers, the one that started all of this shit. I hid it and I was gonna keep on hiding it and bring it out of its hiding place when I wanted to reminisce. That's all. I'm not retarded enough to try and use it on anyone, and I'm also not retarded enough to TELL ANYONE ABOUT IT!"

Theresa raises a trembling fist, but then takes a deep breath and slumps against the wall.

"As if there was any doubt..." Theresa mumbles as she covers her eyes with the sleeve of her hoodie.


>[2/?]

>>35297795
In point of fact, whatever shady character was responsible for selling you the book knows you have it, and could easily sell that information to anyone at all, or someone could force it out of them or steal it if it's recorded somewhere.

Just saying, in the long term that could end up being a thing. Magic ninjas out of fucking nowhere.

>>35297795
That's really fucking stupid reasoning.
I'd do the exact same thing.

>>35297795

Tell her Charlotte can tell lies, goddammit.

>>35297795
...Theresa pls.

If you're going to go out and risk your life to be a crazy superhero and holy shit I bet she's super jealous that Mina's power was literally a built-in suit, we at least don't want you sitting on top of the Hope Diamond of stuff bad dudes would want to get their hands on at the same time.

And come on, you don't keep the armed thermonuclear split-personality warhead around as a memento. You keep the internet occult shop shipping label from the package it came in, or a werebitch tooth if you're feeling morbid or something.

>>35297859
>shipping label

You are joking right, you can do better then that.

>>35297795

"Theresa..." I walk over to her and take her hand. "I really didn't mean to... I mean, I'll ask Charlotte not to take your book, I'm sure that she'd-"
"Yeah right," Theresa snarls, shaking off my hand. She's never glared at me like this before, and it just makes me want to curl up into a ball and cry.
"Seriously, Theresa," Mina says as she walks up to her. "you need to calm the hell down. Cecile's been through a lot and she doesn't need this."
"Oh, and you think that I do?" she points to herself. "Or that YOU do? Or have you forgotten what we were doing yesterday after that guy drove Cecile to the hospital? All I wanted to do was rescue a friend who CLEARLY is a lot less concerned for me than I am for her, I didn't sign up to stand watch over..." she covers her eyes with her hands.


>[3/?]

>>35297859
Why doesn't she remove the front and back covers? Those would make a good memento and satisfy the whole getting rid of the book thing.

>>35297910
>[4/4]

"Really," Mina sighs. "This isn't that big a deal. And holding onto the book is just painting a big target on yourself, it's not like-"
"It's only a target on my back if other people know about it," Theresa replies. "And guess what? Nobody else fucking knew about it until YOU told your girlfriend about it!" she says pointing at me.
"Theresa, calm the hell down," Mina says, reaching out to her.
"No!" she swats her hand away. "The second that girlfriend of yours asked a simple question, you jumped at the chance to sell me out!"
"That's not true!" I shout. "I wasn't trying to-"
"Whatever, I'm done with this shit," she says, turning towards the door. "I like one girl and fuck up things with her... get turned down by another girl who then sells me out... and I guess I'm not even allowed to have any friends, either. I'm better off sticking with the voice in my head, at least I know what she wants."

And before I can say anything else to her, Theresa vanishes.

>>35297910
>and it just makes me want to curl up into a ball and cry
yes
go do that you traitor

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>>35297859
>holy shit I bet she's super jealous that Mina's power was literally a built-in suit

A built-in suit AND a Stand-style punch ghost when it feels like it. And she's only had it three days so it probably has more secondary applications we haven't seen yet.

Theresa is probably mad jelly.

>>35297956
>And before I can say anything else to her, Theresa vanishes.
Call out after her, she can still hear us.

godammit arch that sucked. why didn't you take any of the several arguments or ideas for talking her down!
Do you hate Theresa or something?

>>35297992
No but /tg/ seems to.

>>35297956
What a cunt.

And with that, I end this thread. I'd hoped to get to the end of the chapter this time around, but then unforeseen DRAMA happened and things got drawn out beyond what I'd planned on.

Dunno what I'll be running next or when I run it. Might be tomorrow, might not.


And now for questions.

>>35297956
>Nobody else fucking knew about it
I reiterate, >>35297824.

When you assume you make an ass out of you and me, Theresa. Unless you used a super secret CIA dead drop to retrieve the package, SOMEONE knows you have it, and nothing is stopping them from telling anyone at all about it.

>>35297992
I thought that was weird as well. The whole "Keeping secrets from a lie detector is stupid" argument seemed reasonable enough to me.

>>35298008
Did you really not predict /tg/ would act this way?

>>35298008
what the hell was that about OP? Its like you want to turn her into our nemesis or something?
why wont you let Theresa have a rational discussion with us or let Cecile work up the balls to use the arguments we come up with?

>>35298041
Humans

Rational discussions

Pick one.

>>35298025
>>35298041
Really, it felt like Arch just wanted this thread to be over as fast as possible, atleast to me, not taking any of our arguments...

>>35298008
Of course /tg/ goes for DRAMA. It's what we do.

>>35298041
>Wah I made a bad decision and when It predictably ends in suffering it is clearly the QM's fault and has nothing to do with our bad decision.

>>35298008
apparently we were given zero chance to diffuse this situation. Theresa just blew up and Cecile just couldn't get a word in edgewise no matter what the players actualy wanted to say

>>35298056
Just like in real life.

>>35298055
>wah I didn't read the thread or see how we got screwed over

>>35298041
I know that if I was CC I would immediately send Theresa an SMS stating that: She really wants her as a friend. Charlotte can detect lies and would find out about the book sooner or later.

>>35298065
Nah, real life you always have the option of slapping them until they calm down, or until it turns into a fight. Really, both of the results lead to a better understanding of the situation.

>>35298041
You think Theresa gives a shit?

If you leave all the touchy feeling friendship and feelings out of it, CC was obviously right.

But Theresa is butthurt about exactly that: touchy feely friendship feelings, and the perceived betrayal thereof. Logic isn't going to make her less mad, and she was obviously going to leave in a huff either way, except for MAYBE if CC totally backed down and threw herself to her knees and begged forgiveness.

We can say those things when she's calmed down and isn't in the middle of teenage girl hysterics. Trying to say rational words in the middle of a teenage girl hysterical fit is totally useless.

>>35297956
Even if you think we're a tremendous shithead for doing this, why the fuck would you decide to run off?

The reason you're mad is that you feel betrayed and now you think people are going to be after your book (that you claim not to care about beyond it being a keepsake.) So instead of just being mad at CC and upset that you're forced to give it up because of her judgment call, you cut all ties and run off, thereby guaranteeing that the person you're worried about going after you for the book IS REQUIRED TO GO AFTER YOU FOR THE BOOK RATHER THAN JUST BEING A BEGRUDGING HAND-OFF.

Jesus christ, Theresa.

>>35298082
Do you even emotions?

Where you at Arch? You got some explaining to do

>>35298096
No, he really doesn't.

People aren't all robots who will just spit out desired reactions if you input the correct logic chain. Theresa was pissed and nothing was going to prevent her from being pissed.

>>35298096
Eh, Theresa being emotional and stupid is nothing new. Only thing I dread is that next thread it will all be about totally different things and Theresa will be left alone to nurture her anger.

>>35298096
No, we do.

>>35298110
I still want to know why he wouldn't use our arguments. and he said it was time for questions, that usualy means we can get some answers

>>35297992
>>35298041
The "charlotte can sense lies" thing is the only thing that I didn't immediately use from the stuff that you posted, I was constantly going back and forth to include the other points that I saw. Don't think that I'm trying to railroad her into becoming your enemy or anything.

And like >>35298074
said, you can always send her a text saying other stuff. Hell, remind me about it in the next thread and it'll happen.

>>35298056
>apparently we were given zero chance to diffuse this situation. Theresa just blew up and Cecile just couldn't get a word in edgewise no matter what the players actualy wanted to say
Theresa's default reaction when things she doesn't like happens is "turn invisible and run away." She blew up at Cecile because she felt betrayed, but it's not like she didn't hear what was said to her either. It's just not going to process until some of that teenage girl angst has worked its way out of her system.

Sticking around for a little longer if you had anything to yell at me about.

>>35298074
Yeah. Send her something like:
"plz cm bk!!!! im soz!!!!!! ur my frnd & i <3 u!!!!!!!!!!"

>>35298125
sigh fine. but next threat I'm voting we get on damage control asap. The last thin I want is for her to go all emo "nobody loves me so I'll just listen to the voice in my head" on us

>>35298089
"I feel betrayed" is fine. Even "I don't think I can bring myself to be friends with you anymore" might be justified. But "I am going to stubbornly keep a hold of this stick of dynamite that I was afraid would get lit even though its fuse is now lit by the very scenario I was worried about. Out of spite, just to show how super double-mad I am." is so, so silly.

I'm not really surprised that's how she reacted, just sort of disappointed with her.

It's all totally salvageable if we get to talk to her again in the near future once she's calmed down a bit, but that's still up in the air at the moment since she's pulled out the "AT LEAST THE EVIL VOICE IN MY HEAD LOVES ME" card, and flipping the switch back if it takes over only works if we can get one of the parties to consent to trading back control.

>>35298137
She has had a series of people being assholes to her.

Calm your tits, people.

Next time we see Theresa we'll explain in details how she's full of shit.

And if she wants to keep that damn book she can tell Charlotte herself.

archelon hasn't turned her into a supervillain yet so nothing is lost.

>>35298125
Hey, what was that with Anotheresa? Why was she her and what's her position on this?

>>35298125
We can still salvage this friendship. It's not the first time a girl does something irrational.

>>35298152
>archelon hasn't turned her into a supervillain yet so nothing is lost.

Did you miss the part where she had a swarm of rats eat a guy alive?

Not that I am complaining, I find sadism hot.

>>35298125
Welp, I used all my humorous reaction gifs and charisma points to calm anons down after the HQR Jager Shadowrun culmination. So...good luck, good thread, and good night?

>>35298172
I think he was talking about Theresa turning into a supervillain. but yah Charolette can be scary sometimes

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>>35298172
>Did you miss the part where she had a swarm of rats eat a guy alive?

You know we're still talking about Theresa, right? As in everything is still potentially fine because Theresa hasn't gone Green Goblin on us yet.

>>35298187
My bad. I was thinking that he was saying that Charlotte wouldn't go super villain to hunt down Theresa.

Also "her" isn't very specific, especially in this quest.

>>35298174
It's cool. If people actually feel like they need to cool off and switch gears from superpowered lesbian friendship troubles for a bit in order to wind down:

http://dynasty-scans.com/series/wife_and_wife

Totally regular cute girls doing cute girls doing cute things as calmly and fluffily as possible.

Should do the trick as well as anything.

>>35298034
>Did you really not predict /tg/ would act this way?
I didn't expect a near-unanimous decision to tell Charlotte about Theresa's book right off the bat, no.

But seriously, I don't know why you weren't expecting her to be pissed when you told her that you gave away the fact that she had a book to Charlotte. Even ignoring everyting else, you outright gave up her deepest secret to the girl who you rejected her for.


>>35298152
>Hey, what was that with Anotheresa? Why was she her and what's her position on this?
She's mad that you picked Charlotte over her, and more mad that you told Charlotte about the book because she's afraid that you've just out her in danger. Among other things.


And now I sleep. Thanks for playing!
For further questioning:
http://ask.fm/Maou_Zenigame

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>>35298172
Well he deserved it, and if she hadn't used the rats they might have formed a union and gone on strike because they weren't being fed enough.

>>35298125
>remind me about it in the next thread and it'll happen.
As the one who suggested that: I'll not be there for the beginning of the thread. I still would like that to happen, so if someone else can please suggest that, that would be nice. Even something silly like >>35298135 would be better than leaving Theresa alone with her head-voice.

>>35298228
I think everyone here with two braincells knew how she would react but just said "fuck it".

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>>35298231
All I am saying is give quick kills a chance.

>>35298262
Fine, but don't blame me when we need the rat assault squad and they form a picket line demanding minimum wage with paid overtime.

>>35298256
>everyone here with two braincell

SO like a third of /tg/?

>>35298273
You can let them start eating the body once he is dead and can't feel pain.

I hope this gives Mina a chance to act as the middle party for once. That way she'll see how fun it is.

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>35298300

>Wake up
>See /tg/ has told charlotte about both books
>Goodmove.jpg
>See Theresa have a gigantic freakout about it.
>It's on now, ya little bitch

Alright, here's the bottom line. Those books are a national security risk. It doesn't matter how quiet Theresa is, how sneaky or careful or secluded she does things. Anyone who wants the book just has to put a bullet in her head while she sleeps, and then we have an entire organization who is all branch. 100 random branch users can take a military-occupied city if they do things right. If you cherry-pick your branches, 5-15 might be enough. Shit is bad, like that. And she wants to risk that happening over something as petty as sentiment.

It doesn't matter how careful or sentimental you are about it. It's a matter of hundreds of thousands, maybe even millions of lives.

SO GET OFF YOUR HIGH HORSE YOU STUPID FUCKING BITCH

>>35299214
Basically /tg/ is tired of Theresa's attitude and way of dealing with problems, which is to hide.

However, /tg/ still wants her around as she is +1 manpower and has good strategic value.

>>35299214
Leaving aside the fact that Theresa is a stupid dyke
How does giving the book to an organization is any better?

>>35300079
We have charlotte's word they'll be disposed of, or something similar. If nothing else, we can torch the books ourselves from range.