>>36163541
You are the Loli Talker, aka Nee-chan, a specialist dealing in bringing unreasonable lolis to reason. Currently you are on a very peculiar job, having been hired for unclear reasons by some eccentric fat cat with more money than he knows what to do with to guide a ship across the Pacific from the United States to Japan aided only by a tiny crew of equally small girls. Most recently you saved one of your girls, May, from drowning herself to save a plushy and were chased by an island that apparently prevents you from leaving a place you didn't know you were even in.

Darkness is indeed settling all around you as the sun finishes its descent on the horizon. May is already out of commission thanks to her stunt earlier and you're not sure how much longer the other girls will last. Still, you could try to push on if you wanted. If you do decide to rest, it may be an idea to leave somebody on watch. Partially you don't trust moving islands very much and partially you know that Lisa left a crew of semi-trained little girls out there who are probably eager to rob and plunder just for kicks.

>Disregard the need for sleep, the sooner you finish the journey the better. Ask about how to get past the island?
>Let the girls sleep, take the first watch yourself and let Lisa take the second? You did sleep recently after all.
>Let the girls sleep, have Lisa take first watch and take the second yourself?
>Something else? (Write-in)

>>36163549
>Let the girls sleep, take the first watch yourself and let Lisa take the second? You did sleep recently after all.
Sure, no rush!

>>36163549
Lolizone sounds more sinister than it apparently is.

>>36163549
>>36163662
>forgot vote
D'oh.
>Let the girls sleep, have Lisa take first watch and take the second yourself?

>>36163549
>Let the girls sleep, take the first watch yourself and let Lisa take the second? You did sleep recently after all.

>>36163549
>Let the girls sleep, have Lisa take first watch and take the second yourself?
Still need to dry up I think.

>>36163549
>Disregard the need for sleep, the sooner you finish the journey the better. Ask about how to get past the island?

>>36163549
>Let the girls sleep, take the first watch yourself and let Lisa take the second? You did sleep recently after all.


>>36163662
>everything you could ever want! Well, everything they could want
It's not just a sinister place, it's Hell on Earth.

>>36163989
>It's not just a sinister place, it's Hell on Earth.
It's the place where you can go on a treasure hunt, survive ridiculous traps once you locate the spot, then be pleasantly surprised that it is chocolate rather than gold that you could have traded for far more chocolate.

>>36164047
See? A nightmare. We could leave this place now and it'd be an eternity too late.

>>36164094
Anon pls.

>>36164047
But do not lolis like shiny things? Gold is very shiny.

>>36164151
The wrapper IS shiny, anon.

Looks like first watch wins. For the concerned anon, rest assured that time will be taken to dry off. It's been days by now!

>>36164225
That's good. Being wet is generally uncomfortable unless around Andrea and we should be drying off ASAP.

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>>36163549
You cast a glance to your trusty navigator to estimate the status of your crew. Head drooping slightly, eyes flickering and mouth wide agape in a poorly concealed yawn. Noticing your attention, she springs into a salute, as eager to impress as always. "Captain, don't worry about that! We'll keep going as long as you want!" You've no doubt she means it, but by now you know perfectly well that Nadine speaks for nobody but herself. While she craves nothing more than your approval, or the approval of any authority you suspect, her crew mates are unlikely to share that sentiment.

You raise your voice, trying to sound as much like the authority that she wants you to be. "Nadine, go get everyone ready for bed." She hesitates. "But Captain, I c-" You quickly cut her off, raising your voice further. "That's an order." The smile on her face grows ever wider as she gives you another salute before cheerfully running off to complete the mission you've bestowed her.

You're left alone with Lisa patiently waiting for your orders. "The girls will need all the sleep they can get, so we'll be on watch in case something happens. I'll take first watch so you can get some sleep." She throws you a quick nod and stands to leave. "But first, do me a favour and hold the deck while I get get myself dried off." She looks you up and down with a smile. "Probably a good idea."

Below decks, you find the girls already settled into their respective beds. Camilla and Nadine on the right, May and Nina on the lef- wait Nina isn't in her bed. Another quick look around and you notice there being a little more girl under May's blanket than May should rightly account for. Lifting the blanket slightly you the still sleeping form of May and your not-so-sleeping sister huddled against her with her smile beaming at you.

>Ask her what she's doing in May's bed?
>Nope, you don't have time for this. Just get dried off right away and get back up?
>Something else? (Write-in)

>>36164610
>Lifting the blanket slightly you DISCOVER the still sleeping form of May and your not-so-sleeping sister huddled against her with her smile beaming at you.

I dropped a word, it seems.

>>36164610
>Nope, you don't have time for this. Just get dried off right away and get back up?
No interfering with cuddling, what kinda onee-chan are we playing here?

>>36164610
>Give her The Look, then let her do whatever.

>>36164610
>Nope, you don't have time for this. Just get dried off right away and get back up?
It's probably warm there.

>>36164610
>Nope, you don't have time for this. Just get dried off right away and get back up?
Shit I should check this more often.

>>36164610
>Ask her what she's doing in May's bed?

>>36164610
>Nope, you don't have time for this. Just get dried off right away and get back up?

>>36164610
Where's the plushie?

>>36164939
Eh, might as well do >>36164937 first.

>>36164610
You raise a questioning eye brow at her, and chirps a cheerful response. "Lisa-chan said to keep her warm!" You're not completely sure that's what Lisa meant, but you're pretty sure you don't care right now. With a shrug and a sigh you pull the blanket back over her head and leave the girls to their business while you dig out some towels and a spare change of clothes from your things. A few minutes in the bathroom later and you're ready to head back above deck.

Upon your arrival, Lisa departs quickly with only a mumbled "night." Guess she was actually getting tired too. For your part, you've nothing to do but settle in for a long night and wait. The island just outside is still just visible in the darkness, a fact that serves to unnerve you slightly. Your instincts still aren't fond of moving islands, but at least that might help you stay awake.

>Roll some dice to see what happens during the watch! D100s!

Rolled 53 (1d100)

>>36165146
Oh boy!

Rolled 34 (1d100)

>>36165146

>>36164817
That's right anon, feed me all of your delicious attention.

>>36164990
Oh, I failed to include that part. Sorry! I meant for the text to show the plushie held tightly in May's arms. Not Nina's of course, since hers are busy holding the May.

Rolled 29 (1d100)

>>36165146

Rolled 100 (1d100)

>>36165146

>>36165146
I sure hope this is within the accepted number if dice >>36165259

>>36165171
>>36165197
>>36165237
We-e-ell shit.
>>36165259
Motherfucker!

>>36165259
I-is this good?

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>>36165259
Damn son!

>>36165171
>>36165197
>>36165237
53! Almost painfully average! But that's okay, I have just the right encou-

>>36165259
Well damn. Did I mention I only count the best of first three? Well I mentioned it in every other thread, so it still goes. Sorry, rules are rules!

>>36165330
Pls

>>36165330
It's fair OP.

>>36165330
Thats fine, rules are rules.

>>36165330
Will you tell us what the crit would've done at the end of the thread?

>>36165433
I don't have any encounters in my notes left that are really worthy of a 100, so I'd actually have to quickly improvise something huge. Like, I dunno, a rain of candy or cthulhu's runaway daughteru crawling up to you from the sea asking to stay in exchange for hugs.

>>36165523
>that spoiler

Damn, I would have loved that.

>>36165523
>spoiler
Let's do it!

>>36165146
Nights at sea are pretty quiet. There are no passing cars, no people, not even any birds around this stupid island. No wonder, considering its habit of moving around. Really, the only sounds to keep you company for the night are the waves crashing gently against the ship and the island below. And that bores you out of your mind. Restlessness taking hold, you soon find yourself doing unnecessary rounds of the deck for no reason other than to take the edge off the boredom.

With your eyes constantly finding their way to your watch you know that it had been exactly one hour and 37 minutes when the silence is disturbed by a loud thump coming from downstairs. You haven't noticed anything else, so it might just be one of the girls having trouble sleeping. That's probably all it is. Still, you really are bored and something finally happened.

>Go check it out?
>Leave it be, it's probably nothing?
>Something else? (Write-in)

>>36165561
>>36165563
Nah, let's not.

I'll save her for episode 4.

>>36165615
>Go check it out?

>>36165615
>Go check it out?

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>>36165641
>episode 4
Oh gee, I wasn't expecting this

>>36165615
>Go check it out?
Might as well, seems pretty quiet out here.

>>36165615
>Go check it out?
Of course!

>>36165641
>spoiler
Yes please.

>>36165615
You quickly kill your flashlight and climb down below deck as quietly as you can. Which happens to be very quiet. Which is good, since if something is happening you'd rather not alert the 'something'. Creeping up against the corner of the door to the kitchen area you take a moment to let your eyes adjust to the dark as much as they can. Hearing a slight shuffling on the other side, you peek around the corner for a look.

You can't see far, but you see all you need. The door to the store room is wide open and you see a small figure moving about on the other side. Someone is going for the chocolate!

>Use the dark to try to sneak up on them and catch them?
>Turn on your flashlight and shine it on them to reveal the thief?
>Leave it alone to not risk waking anyone?
>Something else?

>>36165887
>Use the dark to try to sneak up on them and catch them?

>>36165887
>Stand in the door of the store-room and quitely ask them to give themselves up before you make a racket.

>>36165887
>Turn on your flashlight and shine it on them to reveal the thief?

>>36165887
>Use the dark to try to sneak up on them and catch them?

>>36165887
>Use the dark to try to sneak up on them and catch them?

>>36165887
Whoever is in there had been careful. The lights in the bunkroom are all out and you hear nobody stirring behind the closed door. Their only mistake was the heavy door to the storeroom, its lock refusing to be opened quietly. You slip around the corner and into the kitchen. The storeroom and the thief are only a few steps from your position, prompting you to slow your pace further and take each step with the utmost care.

One step, and you hear a muffled 'ritsch' of a wrapper being opened as noiselessly as possible. A fair attempt, but if anyone ever managed to open a plastic wrapping without making noise you have not be informed of the feat.

Your second step is accompanied by a weakly suppressed moan of joy from the thief, apparently savouring their stolen treat.

On the third step, so close now, you spot the silhouette snapping their head to face your direction. You freeze on the spot, not sure if you've been spotted or not. The figure stares towards you for a several long moments, unmoving. Finally, the figure scrambles out of the room, one hand still occupied with the remains of the chocolate treat while the other struggles to close the door as quietly as they can.

Knowing an opening when you see it, you quicken your pace and in two short steps you have fully closed the distance. You bring your right hand to the face of the figure, holding their mouth to prevent them making any more noise while your left arm wraps around their torso to hold both arms. The girl jumps on the spot, attempting and failing to let a startled scream past your mouth. She tries to run, but even your thin arms are stronger than she is.

1/2

>>36166717
As she finally realizes the pointless of trying to fight you, the girl finally goes quiet and you let go of her to spin her around to face you before turning on your flashlight to reveal her identity. A trembling Nadine stands before you with her head lowered in shame and traces of chocolate clearly visible around her mouth. She says nothing as you look her over, spotting another chocolate coin sticking out of her left pocket in addition to the one in her hand.

>Scold her right now and confiscate the key and chocolate, you expected better from her?
>Forgive her, confiscate just the chocolate and tell her you'll pretend nothing happened if she goes quietly to bed right away?
>Confiscate the key and chocolate, tell her to go to bed quietly and that you'll deal with her in the morning?

>>36166743
>Confiscate the key and chocolate, tell her to go to bed quietly and that you'll deal with her in the morning?
The worry and shame will be more effective than actual scolding.

>>36166743
>Scold her right now and confiscate the key and chocolate, you expected better from her?
Tell her it is bad for her to eat chocolate when she's supposed to sleep.

>>36166743
>Forgive her, confiscate just the chocolate and tell her you'll pretend nothing happened if she goes quietly to bed right away?
She's just misunderstood!

>>36166743
>Confiscate the key and chocolate, tell her to go to bed quietly and that you'll deal with her in the morning?

>>36166743
>Confiscate the key and chocolate, tell her to go to bed quietly and that you'll deal with her in the morning?

>>36166743
Sighing, you use your right hand to swipe the chocolate from her pocket as well as the half eaten choclate she's still holding, then reach out your left hand with a simple demand. "Key." Her trembling intensifies and she sniffles slightly before complying, tears in her eyes glinting in the shine from your flashlight. You issue your next order, the same stern voice you had practiced on her earlier. "Go to bed, quiet. We'll talk in the morning."

Nadine gulps audibly, and as you turn around to head back above deck you feel her hands grasp your right arm. You look down to see her despaired expression as she speaks between sobs. "I'm so sorry, Captain." Feeling a tingle of pity, you try to give her a warm smile to calm the fears her little head is probably hard at work blowing out of proportions before resuming your walk back above deck. "I know."

The remainder of your watch passes without any incidents, and when you wake Lisa a few hours later for her to take over your watch, noting in passing that May's bed still appears to have two occupants snoring softly in it, you slip into sleep's embrace almost instantly.

In the morning you are apparently the last to rise not counting May who is still fast asleep, now apparently alone. It seems nobody wanted to wake you. Finding the kitchen cleared out you settle for a simple breakfast of a slice of hard bread to bring with you as you set about your business for the morning. That business being...

>Find Nadine, give her a talking to?
>Find Lisa to learn about how to leave the Lolizone?
>Something else? (Write-in)

>>36167556
>Find Nadine, hear what she has to say for herself.

>>36167556
>Find Nadine, give her a talking to?

>>36167556
>Find Nadine, give her a talking to?

>>36167556
>Find Nadine, give her a talking to?

>>36167556
>Find Nadine, give her a talking to?
We can't very well leave before we talk to her.

>>36167556
You told Nadine you'd talk in the morning, so that's what you'll do first. Above deck, you find Lisa and Nina leaned against the railing chatting away about something or other. Whatever it is, it keeps the occupied enough that they do not even notice you and the conversation topic apparently earns a hard laughter from Lisa. While the sun is still not high in the sky, 9 in the morning according to your clock, you have missed the sunrise. A particularly nostalgic part of you would have loved to see what one of those looks like at sea, but there's nothing you can do about that now.

You find Nadine in the spot you'd expect her to be. As the ship is not moving at all she has instead decided to occupy herself with looking over the various maps piled around the table. Upon your entering you close the door behind you and she looks up with a nervous gulp.

>Go easy on her, let her know that you forgive her if she promises never to do it again?
>Be tough, tell her you're keeping the key until she has earned your trust back?
>Some kind of middle ground? (Write-in)

>>36168104
>Stay silent, let's hear what she has to say first.

>>36168104
Give everyone but her some chokolate, forbid them from sharing with her.

>>36168104
>Go easy on her, let her know that you forgive her if she promises never to do it again?
Also, it's May's turn to have the key.

>>36168104
>>36168155
I like this, backing it. Go easy if she stays zipped up.

>>36168226
That was the arrangement, yes. Would you still like to entrust the key to her when she's supposed to be resting?

>>36168104
>Be tough, tell her you're keeping the key until she has earned your trust back?

>>36168283
Maybe? Let's not wake her up though.

>>36168104
>Go easy on her, let her know that you forgive her if she promises never to do it again?

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>>36168104
You decide to say nothing, opting to simply give her a hard stare instead. Immediately the girl begins to quake under the pressure. "C-captain? You wanted to talk?" You nod, but still you say nothing and continue the stare. She looks puzzled for a while, unclear of your intentions until finally she gets the idea. "Oh! You want me to..."

She takes a deep breath, trying to steady herself. "I'm so sorry, Captain. It's just, well, chocolate is REALLY good! I wanted it so bad! And I had the key and everybody was asleep, so I tho-" You cut her off before she can finish the sentence. "You thought you wouldn't get caught. Is that it?"

Staring at her feet, she nods weakly. "Please forgive me, Captain. I'm really sorry." You do not let up just yet, keeping a stern face as slowly walk closer to her. "It's May's turn to hold the key. I'll keep it until she's ready to take it, and when it's your turn again I'll decide if you've earned it back."

Your words seem to hit her hard, the loss of responsibility and trust apparently a mortifying prospect in her eyes. Letting go of the authorative face that you're already starting to hate you pull her up from her chair and hold her close to whisper her in her ear. "I do forgive you, but you need to show me you deserve it, okay?" You place the distressed girl back in her chair, her expression slightly relieved though the disappointment in herself is clear for all to see.

A knock on the door behind you, and Lisa barges in shortly after with both Nina and Camilla following her. You quickly bite down the rest of your meager meal as they settle around the table, eyes focused on Lisa who turns to you. "You ready, then?"

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And sadly, I'll have to end the thread here. I REALLY wanted to finish the episode today, but I've been helping out with moving all day and will have to do so again in the morning. I wanted to start this thread several hours earlier than I did, but the universe did not wish it, so here we are. To say I am exhausted would be an understatement.

I will try to continue tomorrow night if possible, otherwise... maybe sunday? It's difficult to tell with these things, but I'll do my best so please be patient with me! Nice things will happen! Eventually!

>>36169263
Thanks for running op

>>36169263
Thanks for running.

>>36169263
Ah, that's alright.
Looking forward to next time!

>>36169263
4 hours is plenty, OP. Thanks for the thread!

>>36169263
It was a good session don't worry about it

>>36169335
I suppose? But I was really aiming to make this the big finish of the episode with lots of fun and cuteness in one big thread and now I couldn't and I hate that! And I definitely didn't want to give you a delay again, either!

I'll just have to make the best of it, I suppose. I will try to let you guys know about tomorrow as soon I know anything myself. If not tomorrow, I'm pretty sure Sunday should be free unless something goes horribly wrong. Mostly anyway. Twitter account is still in OP!

Oh, and about "Episode 4". Episode 3 is still my planned end of the story, but I am considering certain ways to maybe make a little more of this concept in a different way once that's over. I think it might be fun. I will tell you more when we get there, see if you guys like the idea.

>>36169563
Hey, we can wait. I read Hexer's stuff after all.
>spoiler
If you can make something workable that's great, but if not 3 episodes should be fine. As long as there's some Andrea-time, some imouto-time, and more lolis.

>>36169599
>Hey, we can wait

I can't. I hate waiting. I want reality to go away so I can have more fun with you guys all the time. Reality is dumb.

>>36170026
Well everyone knows that. But we must be brave!