After the man gets some help for Robert, he leads you down the hall. Following, you soon come to an office. Judging by what's written on the door, you assume this man is Mr. Scott, the school's guidance councilor.

He takes a seat behind his desk and gestures for you to sit as well. You do as instructed, and take one of the chairs in front of the desk. Mr. Scott gives you a relaxed smile, one that would normally put you at ease, but for some reason really doesn't at the moment. The whole thing with Robert a few moments ago was pretty screwy, after all, and your face kind of hurts from the punches you got.

"Well, Siegfried, from what you told me, it sounds as if you acted in self defense," Mr. Scott tells you. "However, I'm afraid the administrators may still insist on punishing you."

>A. Why?

>B. That's ridiculous

>C. You didn't do anything

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Action writein

>F. Stay silent

>>43021741
>>B. That's ridiculous
"The only reason this happens is that the school won't punish those who initiate it and encourage this to keep happing."

>>43021741
>B. That's ridiculous

>>43021741
>B. That's ridiculous

So I'm getting in trouble for defending myself and wanting to avoid serious injury?

>>43021807
welcome to the american education system.

>>43021832
Pretty sure it would be the same anywhere else.

>>43021741
>D. What if Robert and I made up publicly? Or at least between our parents and administrative members like super intendent, principal, vice principal and the guidance coucilors. And we both take anger management classes.

>>43021861
I guess? Anyhow how are we going to get out of being punished?

>>43021901
we're not. its not that much if a big deal anyway

>>43021956
Eh. You think those bugs might be making people pissed and angry and maybe the principle or some other faculty is a demon who is using them to harvest good energy ala sailor moon?

>>43021864
We dont need anger management classes. that sounds way worse than whatever punishment they might give us anyway.

>>43021807
>>43021797
"That's ridiculous!" you protest. "I'm getting in trouble for defending myself and wanting to avoid serious injury?"

Mr. Scott gives a sad nod. "I'm afraid so. There are plenty of parts to this story someone, say, Robert's parents could use against the school, like your mocking Robert in gym class, or the fact that you made him feel humiliated in front of his friends in the fight yesterday, or the excessive force you used in the fight a few minutes ago. The school has to cover itself from potential lawsuits, and the easiest way to do that is to punish you so they can easily claim they did all they could about it."

He leans back, giving you a sympathetic look. "I really don't think you did anything wrong, if I'm being completely honest. Well, I suppose you used more force than necessary in your fight, but from what you told me, he wasn't exactly pulling any punches himself."

There's a knock on the door, and a man with gray hair sticks his head in.

"I'm sorry to interrupt, but I wanted to let you know that Siegfried and Robert's parents have been contacted," he says.

"Thanks, Bertram," Mr. Scott says with a nod.

The door shuts, and Mr. Scott turns his attention back to you, but something else occupies yours.

You see a small shape moving across the room, hovering in the space around Mr. Scott's desk. You can't see it too well since it's moving, but it looks a bit like the bug you saw the other night.

"The school will talk to your parents, and Robert's, and we can hopefully work this whole thing out," Mr. Scott says, apparently oblivious to the bug, or just ignoring it.

>A. Squash it

>B. Wait for it to get close to you and squash it

>C. Leave it alone

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Action writein

>>43022015
>A. Squash it

>>43022015
>Squash but act natural

>Uh. Is there anyway you could tell my parents not to ground me at least?

>>43022015
>A, tell Mr. Scott what we are doing, wave it off as know killing a hornet.

>>43022015
>>A. Squash it
>D. Dialogue writein
"Sir your just giving the bullies more reasons to continue what their doing since they will know that any form of retaliation or self defense will end up with that individual being punished, this isn't the best way to do this, can't the school hire a lawyer or something?"

something like this.

>>43022092
I dont know why you care so much about the punishment. Just accept it.

>>43022131
I think it is more about not protecting the bullies.

>>43022092

That's an issue that schools have been grappling with ever since society got so litigious. It's easier and more convenient for them to slam the hammer on both parties rather than get tied down in lawsuits and ruinous legal fees.

>>43022142
He's in trouble too. He's not being protected at all.

>>43022160
you would have thought the government would have some lawyers ready for this kind of situation. Also shouldn't there be some security cameras that caught what happened.

>>43022041
You lean forward and squash the bug between your hands, making Mr. Scott flinch in surprise.

You spread your hands apart and look at your palms, finding blue blood coating them.

"What did you do that for?" Mr. Scott asks.

>A. You were squashing a bug

>B. You don't know

>C. Something else

>D. Dialogue writein

>>43022236
>>A. You were squashing a bug

>>43022236
I thought I saw a bug

>>43022236
>A. You were squashing a bug

>>43022280
This

>>43022280
>>43022263
"I thought I saw a bug," you answer.

"Oh, okay," he replies.

Your parents soon arrive, and thus begins a long few hours of discussing what happened with both them, and the school administrators. Ultimately, despite your protests, and to the great irritation of your parents, you are given one day of In School Suspension to be served this coming Friday.

You and your parents leave the office entirely unsatisfied.

>A. Apologize to them

>B. Tell them you think this is unfair

>C. Say nothing

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Action writein

>>43022481
>A. Apologize to them

>>43022481
>>C. Say nothing

>>43022481
Subtly check if they see blue blood On your hands

>>43022502
>>43022517
>>43022529
3 way tie

>>43022481
>A. Apologize to them

>>43022529

We can give them a hug. See if they react to our hands.

>>43022801
>>C. Say nothing

>>43022849
"I'm sorry," you tell your parents.

"It's not your fault," your father assures you.

Your mother glances at him disapprovingly. "That's not entirely true."

She looks back at you. "That other boy started it, but you chose to continue provoking him. I know that doesn't make his actions right, and if someone attacks you, you have every right to defend yourself, but you need to learn to pick your battles."

She steps forward, giving you a hug. You hug her back, and when she steps back, you wait to see if she says anything about the blood on your hands.

She does not, perhaps because of the somewhat expectant look on your face. When you give your father a hug, he does not react to it either, seeming to not have noticed anything.

"We'll see you after school," your mother tells you. "Try not to get into any more trouble today, alright?"

>A. You'll do your best

>B. Head to lunch

>C. Look for Jim at lunch

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>43023037
>>A. You'll do your best

>>43023037
>C. Look for Jim at lunch
Tell him we saw another bug in the school

>>43023037
C, probably should warn him about the bug if nothing else

>>43023102
>>43023105
>>43023076
"I'll do my best," you promise.

Your parents leave, and you go to lunch, looking around the cafeteria for Jim. You spot him sitting at the same table as before, but this time he's not alone.

A girl about his age with dark hair wrapped in a ponytail sits next to him, and the two discuss something in hushed tones.

You make your way over to the table, and the conversation comes to a halt. Jim immediately adopts his "panicked" look that you've grown so accustomed to recently, while the girl looks you over, studying you with an intensity that makes you feel rather uncomfortable.

"H-hey Siegfried, what brings you here?" Jim stutters.

>A. It's lunch time

>B. Ask the girl who she is

>C. Tell Jim you found a bug

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Sit down

>F. Something else

>>43023356
>>C. Tell Jim you found a bug

>>43023356
C.

>>43023356
>Killed another bug. Parents arent budging they know. But I know you know.

>Sig. Your kinda acting funny.

>Am I?! People keep telling me ghosts aren't real. But I eee them Jim. Straight onto the otherwise. Day to day hour by hour. I just need to...break on through.

>IMA go now Sig.

>No! Your going to tell me if I'm insane or sane! Swear to whatever god or deity and give me the truth!

Convince Jim we're having a break down until he cracks.

the Doors reference because his name is Jim.

>>43023356
>C. Tell Jim you found a bug

>>43023356
>A. It's lunch time

>D. Did you not bring a lunch again? Here have mine my jaw hurts, oo much to chew anyway.

>B. Ask the girl who she is

"She your girlfriend?"

"Oh and by the way'
>C. Tell Jim you found a bug

>>43023392
"I found a bug," you inform Jim.

"A-a bug?" Jim asks nervously. "That's...nice."

You can tell he wants to ask you for more information, but is also afraid to

The girl next to him, on the other hand, is not.

"Was it the same kind of bug you killed in the pet store the other day?" she asks.

"Alice!" Jim hisses.

The girl ignores him, staring at you and waiting for your answer.

>A. Yes

>B. Ask how she knows about that

>C. Ask who she is

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Action writein

>>43023674
>A. Yes
Mind explaining why we can see them and nobody else can?

>>43023674
>>A. Yes
>C. Ask who she is

>>43023674
>Blue blood. Principal didn't notice it.

>Wanna tell me the type of bug Jimmy? I did my research and came back Nada.

>This thing a spirit bug? Should I attune my chakras and open my energy or whatever New Age spirit stuff they talk about.

>>43023723
Spirit Detective and Grim Reaper in disguise of course.

>>43023674
>A. Yes
>B. Ask how she knows about that
"I'm Siegfried by the way. Ghost bug exterminator"

Are we Bruce 2.5?

>>43023825
>>43023723
"Yeah, how'd you know about it?" you ask.

"Jim told me," she answers.

"And who are you?" you ask.

"Name's Alice, I'm Jim's big sister," she tells you.

"Come on, you're like, ten minutes older than me," Jim protests.

"It counts," Alice tells him before looking back at you.

"I'm Siegfried," you introduce. "Ghost bug exterminator."

She laughs. "So I hear. Nice to meet you. So that makes two you've killed then? Nice. Me and Jim only got three ourselves."

>A. Ask what those bugs are

>B. Ask why most people can't seem to see the bugs

>C. Ask what's going on

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>43024109
>A. Ask what those bugs are

>B. Ask why most people can't seem to see the bugs

>C. Ask what's going on

>>43024109
>>A. Ask what those bugs are
>B. Ask why most people can't seem to see the bugs

>>43024109
>C. Ask what's going on

There's something fishy going on, but everyone wants to keep me in the dark about it.

>>43024121
>>43024126
>>43024205
"What are those bugs, and why can't most people seem to see them?" you ask.

"Well, they're called-" Alice begins before her brother cuts her off.

"Alice, Koe-" he starts before Alice cuts him off in turn.

"He also wants this situation handled. Between us and Siegfried here, we've only caught five of them, and there's supposed to be at least a dozen, right?" Alice asks.

"Right," Jim answers, lowering his head.

Alice looks back at you. "Those bugs are called Shaytan flies, and the reason nobody else seems to notice them is that most people just can't."

>A. Why not?

>B. Ask why Jim's so worried about catching these flies

>C. Action writein

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Ask why Jim wouldn't tell you about it

>>43024331
Why can I see them then?

>>43024331
>A, "and who's Koe?"

>>43024331
>>A. Why not?
>B. Ask why Jim's so worried about catching these flies

>>43024331
>A. Why not?
>E. Ask why Jim wouldn't tell you about it

>>43024346
>>43024363
>>43024357
"So why can I see them? And why can't other people?" you ask.

"You were born with something most people don't have," Alice answers. "It's a kind of power that lets you see things others can't, like the Shaytan flies."

That explains a lot of things, actually. Beyond just the flies that nobody else seemed to notice, it means you probably weren't crazy about seeing ghosts at your old home.

"And why wouldn't Jim tell me about this?" you ask, giving the boy an annoyed look.

"Our boss told us not to get you involved with this," Jim answers, giving Alice a glare. "But apparently my sister forgot about that."

Alice shrugs. "He knew something was going on, and with how the first couple days of school have been going, he was going to get involved on his own. I think it's better if he knows a little bit about what's happening."

Jim just sighs, apparently not having an argument for that.

"So, why are you guys so worried about catching these flies?" you ask.

"Shaytan flies are a rare type of insect, and are very dangerous," Jim tells you. "We were sent to get rid of them and see who brought them here."

>A. Why are they dangerous?

>B. Why would someone have to bring them here?

>C. Ask who their boss is

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Action writein

>>43024490
>>B. Why would someone have to bring them here?
>A. Why are they dangerous?
"They the reason people are pissy right now?"

>>43024490
>A. Why are they dangerous?
>B. Why would someone have to bring them here?

Are they going to drain people's energy or spread some sort of ghost disease or something? Flies tend to do that

>>43024523
>>43024539
"Why would someone have to bring them here?" you ask.

"They aren't from this town, or even from this world," Alice explains.

"Alice..." Jim warns.

Alice ignores her brother and continues. "They come from a place known as Demon World. You can probably guess from the name that it's not a place these bugs could just fly from."

"Why are these bugs dangerous?" you ask, feeling a little unsure about the whole "Demon World" thing.

"They seek out living humans and bite them," Alice tells you. "Once that happens, the victims begin to undergo a transformation, becoming low level demons with violent temperaments."

You guess that would explain why Robert was acting like a rabid dog today, and maybe even why PC seemed to be in such a bad mood.

"The transformation takes at least two days, sometimes more," Alice explains. "But the infected become a lot more violent and confrontational, and slowly become stronger. They don't look any different until they're fully transformed, but we've already found a few people who have the other symptoms."

"These flies are dangerous on their own, but a lot more dangerous in the hands of a person who would bring them here," Jim explains.

>A. Ask what's really going on

>B. Demons? Demon World? Demon flies? Tell them to give you a break

>C. Ask what can be done about it

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Action writein

>>43024708
>>C. Ask what can be done about it
we see ghosts we have no platform to question these two.

>>43024708
>C. Ask what can be done about it

I think Robert may have been bitten by one. Or he's just an asshole. But even if he is, I don't think it'd be a good thing for him to turn into a demon.

>>43024708
>C
>D. Dialogue writein
"Guess that would explain why Robert seems to be going insane"

>>43024793
"I guess that would explain why Robert seems to be going insane," you comment.

Alice nods. "I hear he's always been a jerk, but yeah, he's definitely infected."

"So, what can be done about it?" you ask.

"We were given special medicine that can reverse the effects," Jim tells you. "The problem is that we only have enough for a few people."

"We can cure a dozen people, tops," Alice explains. "So what we need to do is find all of the flies and kill them. Then we need to find the person who brought them here."

>A. Some of the flies are probably with the person who brought them

>B. Ask what you can do to help

>C. Ask where they found the flies

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>43024997
>>A. Some of the flies are probably with the person who brought them
>B. Ask what you can do to help

>>43024997
>A. Some of the flies are probably with the person who brought them
>B. Ask what you can do to help

>>43025017
>>43025059
Seconding

>>43024997
>D. Dialogue writein
"Well you want to kill an infestation? Gotta hit the source. Let's backtrack anything in common about the places they showed up? We have the pet store and the school. Honestly if I was more paranoid I'd say they like me."

>>43025017
"Some of the flies are probably with the person who brought them," you suggest.

Jim nods. "We think so, too, but we have no idea how to find them."

"Our boss gave us some equipment to use, but so far we haven't had any luck," Alice says, producing a tiny eyeglass.

"Put that away," Jim instructs.

Alice sighs, but actually listens to her brother for a change.

"So, what can I do to help?" you ask.

"Nothing," Jim answers. "Our boss told us not to get you involved. We weren't supposed to tell you any of this."

Alice doesn't object, but you see her mouth the words "Stay after school".

>A. Tell Jim that you want to help

>B. Ask what that eyeglass was

>C. Tell Jim you understand, but promise to tell them if you see anything

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>43025320
>>C. Tell Jim you understand, but promise to tell them if you see anything

>>43025320
>C. Tell Jim you understand, but promise to tell them if you see anything

>>43025320
>C. Tell Jim you understand, but promise to tell them if you see anything

>>43025320
>Ask the two how good they are at hand to hand.

>If not, then we have something to work on.

>>43025366
"I understand," you tell Jim. "But I'll tell you guys if I see anything."

Jim nods. "Thank you. So, where did you see the bug you just killed?"

You tell Jim that you saw it while visiting the guidance councilor's office.

"Thanks for letting me know," Jim tells you. "And I promise that when this has all been taken care of, we'll let you know."

Lunch passes, with Jim not saying much, but Alice at least making an effort to be friendly. It comes to an end, and you go to the rest of your classes, following Alice's instructions and waiting around after school.

You spot her not too far from the busses, staring into a mirror a lot like Jim's. You make your way towards her, and she closes the mirror, glancing around before gesturing for you to follow her.

She leads you away from the school, walking in the direction of your own house.

"I told Jim I would be walking you home to make sure you didn't get yourself in trouble," Alice explains, glancing over at you. "Now, are you serious about wanting to help?"

>A. Yes

>B. Ask why her boss doesn't want you helping

>C. Something else

>D. Dialogue writein

>>43025536
>>A. Yes

>>43025536
>A. Yes
The way I see it, if I'm sensitive to this type of stuff, I'm going to be targeted sooner or later. Might as well try and see if I can help out or get in good with people who know how to deal with these things.

>B. Ask why her boss doesn't want you helping

>>43025536
>A. Yes
>B. Ask why her boss doesn't want you helping

>>43025536
>C. I think my parents know about your organization. I think mom was on her mirror like Jim. Is that how you talk to your boss? Tell him to make magic cellphones, less crazy.

>>43025536
>A. Yes

>>43025551
>>43025593
>>43025595
>>43025616
"Yes," you tell her. "The way I see it, if I'm sensitive to this stuff, I'm going to be targeted sooner or later. Might as well try to help stop this before that happens."

Alice nods. "Good. I'm not supposed to be doing this, but I'll tell you how you can help us. Jim and I, we aren't fighters. But from what I saw yesterday and today, you can fight just fine. So, when we find this guy, we'll probably need your help to beat him."

You weren't aware that she saw your fights. You wonder where she was watching from.

"Why doesn't your boss want me helping?" you ask.

"Well, he'd really love to have you helping," Alice answers. "But he says he made a promise to someone not to get you involved in this stuff."

You flash back to the conversation your mother had last night, where she was talking about you and Madelyn getting roped into something she doesn't do anymore.

You doubt this is all a coincidence.

>A. Ask how your mom knows her boss

>B. Ask if your mom used to work for her boss

>C. Ask what you can do against demons

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Agree to help her

>F. Something else

>>43025789
>>C. Ask what you can do against demons

>>43025789
>I'm no exorcist or paladin. I never even got to use my cleric! Damn quest thread died on me. Anyway. I can see them, was next? How do II hurt demons?

>>43025789
>C. Ask what you can do against demons

Calling Sigfried a fighter is being a bit generous. Sure, he kicked Robert's ass, but he wasn't really much of a fighter either.

>>43025834
"What can I do against demons?" you ask doubtfully.

"You have Spiritual Awareness," Alice explains. "That means your body and mind are more connected to your Spirit Energy, which means you're stronger than the average person."

>A. You still aren't convinced

>B. Ask if her and Jim are spiritually aware

>C. Agree to help

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>43025925
We need Nothing or Garm!

Siegfried gotta have his sword!

I wanna name it Roy though.

>>43026042
>B

>A. So? Do I become a Jedi Knight?

>>43026042
>C. Agree to help
Ask why they dont fight

>>43026042
>>C. Agree to help
>A. You still aren't convinced

>>43026167
>>43026076
>>43026088
"I'll help, but I'm still not convinced I'm ready to fight demons," you tell Alice.

"Then what you need to do is train," she says, looking over at you. "People with Spiritual Awareness can get stronger by pushing their bodies with exercise or fighting."

She stops, tapping her chin. "Let's see...I don't think fighting Robert again is a good idea. So, try working out. Why not do some running?"

>A. Ask if she's sure that will work

>B. Sounds good (go for a run)

>C. Ask why her and Jim aren't exercising, then

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Ask if your mom knows her boss

>F. Something else

>>43026042
>C. Agree to help
>A. You still aren't convinced

Stronger than the average high schooler doesn't sound very inspiring. But we're happy to help.

>>43026315
>>B. Sounds good (go for a run)

>>43026315
>Hit up the local gyms.
>Boxing would be a good start

Kickboxing, muey thai, earn some parkour and finish off with some aerobics will be great!

>>43026315
>B. Sounds good (go for a run)
>C. Ask why her and Jim aren't exercising, then
We can safely assume that mom knows the boss

>>43026380
This

>>43026315
>B. Sounds good (go for a run)
>C. Ask why her and Jim aren't exercising, then

This isn't just busywork to keep me out of trouble or something, is it?

>>43026439
>>43026394
>>43026372
"Sounds good," you tell her, breaking into a run.

Alice shrugs, rushing to catch up with you and doing a rather poor job of it. You have to slow down a bit to avoid leaving her behind.

"So, why aren't you and Jim exercising?" you ask. "This isn't just busywork to keep me out of trouble, is it?"

Alice chuckles. "No, Jim and I have just never really been fighters. Jim gets scared kind of easily, and I'm not exactly made of muscle. Besides, we don't have too much time for this case, and there's no way we'd be able to make ourselves strong enough in time."

>A. Tell her you'll talk to her later and go running

>B. Tell her you'll talk to her later and go home

>C. Something else

>D. Dialogue writein

>>43026574
>A. Tell her you'll talk to her later and go running
Find a boxing gym

>>43026574
>>A. Tell her you'll talk to her later and go running

>>43026618
Seconding the Gym part

>>43026618
kickboxing would be better

>>43026618
"I'll talk to you later," you ay before running off.

A good jog is certainly a good way to keep in shape, but if you want to be able to fight, a gym would be a better place for it.

That's when you remember that you don't have money for a gym membership.

>A. Go for a run

>B. Go home

>C. Something else

>>43026887
>A. Go for a run

>>43026887
>Go to the library and look up spirit stuff.

>Try meditation

>>43026887
>>C. Pushups at home

>>43026887
>>A. Go for a run

>>43026904
You decide to just go for a run, and make your way around the town, taking note of where certain shops and restaurants are as you get your exercise.

Soon you feel yourself getting tired and run home.

Your family is sitting down to dinner when you arrive, and your mother gives you a somewhat irritated look.

"Where have you been?" she asks.

>A. Out running

>B. Tell her that you need to talk to her

>C. You stayed after school

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>43027188
>>A. Out running
>B. Tell her that you need to talk to her

>>43027188
>>B. Tell her that you need to talk to her

>>43027188
>A. Out running

I got to thinking how close I came to getting really badly injured back at school. Thought I should start exercising and stuff so I can take a hit better.

>>43027188
>Jogging

>Ask Dad if we can getna gym membership

>Ask Dad what fighting style would suit us.

>If he asks why, retaliation from Robert again, or someone bigger he brings in.

Sieg doesn't like being defenseless.

>>43027221
>>43027219
>>43027213
"I was out running," you answer.

"Out running? Since when do you do that?" your dad asks.

"I got thinking about how close I got to getting hurt at school," you answer. "I thought I should start exercising and stuff so I can take a hit better."

"I'd say you handled yourself just fine," your dad replies.

"Someone tried to hurt you?" Madelyn asks worriedly.

"He's fine, sweetie," your mom assures her. "He beat the bad people up."

"Mom, I need to talk to you," you tell your mother.

"Alright," she says, leaving the kitchen and going into the living room. She takes a seat on the couch, and motions for you to sit next to her.

"So, what's going on?"

>A. Tell her what Alice and Jim told you

>B. Ask if she knows their boss

>C. Ask what she knows about demons

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Ask if she's spiritually aware

>F. Action writein

>>43027500
>>A. Tell her what Alice and Jim told you
>>B. Ask if she knows their boss

>>43027500
>Ask for the bible from mom

>>43027500
>>B. Ask if she knows their boss
>E. Ask if she's spiritually aware

>>43027523
>>43027544
You tell your mom everything that Alice and Jim told you. She doesn't interrupt, she doesn't deny anything, she just sits and listens while you say what you need to say.

"Mom, do you know their boss?" you ask. "Are you like me?"

She sighs. "I knew you'd find out eventually. Yes, Siegfried, I know their boss. He used to be my boss."

>A. Ask who her boss was

>B. Ask what she used to do

>C. Ask why she quit

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Action writein

>>43027831
>>D. Dialogue writein
"So your going to help me right?"

>>43027865
>your
Seriously anon?
>>43027831
>Is that why you and dad always seemed so worried about me mentioning seeing ghosts?

>>43027925
This

>>43027831

I'll also support this: >>43027925

>>43027925
"Is that why you and dad always seemed to worried about me seeing ghosts?" you ask.

Your mom nods. "Yes. We were sure you'd be spiritually aware, but we were hoping nothing like that would happen."

>A. Ask why she never told you

>B. Ask what she used to do

>C. Ask if your dad is spiritually aware too

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>43028082

>C
>I hate to ask this but...I think you both need to start training me. For the safety of the school. I don't know what happened with you mom but can you help me stop bad things?

>>43028082
>B. Ask what she used to do
>C. Ask if your dad is spiritually aware too

>>43028134
>>43028209
"What did you used to do?" you ask.

"I was something called a Spirit Detective," your mom answers. "My job was to hunt down demons and Spirits that were causing trouble in our world."

"Was dad one too?" you ask.

"No, but he helped me out a lot," she answers. "That's how we met, actually."

"I hate to ask this...but can you guys train me?" you ask.

Your mom stares at you for a long moment, a smile coming to her lips before she answers.

"No."

>That's it for tonight

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Sounds to me like she knows who exactly will train us.

Aunt Lucy!

>>43028352
So how much does Siggy resemble John right now. Does that worry mom.

>>43028474
He looks nothing like John.

Your mom is very worried

>>43028486
No how much of his attitude reminds her of John. Thats what I mean with mom being worried, how John died cause he died due to not seeing the writing on the wall/dumb anons.

>>43028509
She's not sure, she doesn't think you're THAT reckless yet

>>43028612
ok. But she must be having some flashbacks right now right? If we get a demon girlfriend would shit hit the fan?

>>43028640
>Som makes sure no female demons of good variety show up.

>All evil or die.

>>43028640
Yes

>>43028755
How much is boxing/gym membership anyway?

>>43028949
More than you have