see right through your beautiful lies ( semi-open )

[dolosa]

[ When you awaken, you're in what seems to be an abandoned warehouse; it looks like the place hasn't been used for its original intent in ages, though the smell of copper permeates the area. The carcasses of corpses lie around here and there - some dismembered, some completely intact - along with creepy, oversized masks of rabbits.

The warehouse itself isn't that big -- there's two floors, and many doors. However, each door is locked, and the only way through is to find a key.

However, you're not alone. There's a girl who seems to be panicking nervously, fiddling with her skirt anxiously as she sits on her wheelchair, glancing every now and again at you, not all that certain as what to do. At least, that's before you awaken, which is when she gasps in sheer surprise. ]

You're-- you're finally awake.

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[dolosa]

[ Her fingers curl into tight fists, but it's only momentary as she loosens it up. She doesn't care. She doesn't care. ]

...

And? It doesn't change anything in the slightest. Just because you have Mitsuki now doesn't mean anything. You won't be able to stop me. This game is one that lasts forever. Anyway, I promised a way out in exchange for that, didn't I?

[ Steps walk closer to the door as she gives them a cold stare. bending over as she lifts her skirt, taking off the barcode sticker off her thigh as she scans it onto the machine, the door unlocking with a click. ]

And now you can leave. If you try to bring me along with you, I won't hesitate to use my last resort. [ Holding up her phone with a grin, her finger right on the button to activate whatever her plan is. ]

[bystandering]

[She's really not even paying attention now. There's only one thing, beyond the grief, that she's thinking. Why would she give up on her so easily? Then it hits her. Maya Fey. Rei's just simply moving on to a new target.

...She'll talk to Phoenix later on that point, though.]

[wright_idea]

[Phoenix stares at Rei for a bit before helping Mitsuki up. He knows, sooner or later, she'll have to account for what she did. Maybe they'll allow leniency. He'd certainly argue for her on that account.

As he moves to leave, though, he stops.]

Wolves and sheep. Leave a sheep with a wolf, and the wolf will eat the sheep. Sort of sounds like it calls for a farmer, doesn't it?