>>32857834

While Wolfgang isn’t operating on all of the information, that’s… kind of a sweet thing for somebody to say, you guess. Not like. Sweet as in cool, but like, sweet like nice or whatever. “Yeah, well, maybe you don’t know me that well,” you say.

“Won’t take long if Shenir keeps showing up in Moriah’s games,” Wolfgang says. “How many grenades did you start that session with, anyway?”

“Well, depends on what counts as a grenade,” you begin.

A while later, you pull up to the curb of the Hallows’ house. “Sweet digs,” he says, ducking to get a better look out the windshield. The rain has let up slightly. He drums his fingers briefly on the steering wheel. “So this is your stop,” he says.

>Yeah. Well, good night. I’ll see you later.
>Thanks for the ride. Don’t crash or die or anything on your way home.
>You know, you’re kind of a cool guy.
>So it is.
>Other (?)

>>32857842
>You know, you’re kind of a cool guy.
>Yeah. Well, good night. I’ll see you later.

>>32857842
>>You know, you’re kind of a cool guy.
>>Thanks for the ride. Don’t crash or die or anything on your way home.
He's nice.
But what shall our excuse for coming home late be? We played pretend with our Demon contact and lost track of time?

>>32857842
>Thanks for the ride. Don’t crash or die or anything on your way home.

>>32857842
>You know, you’re kind of a cool guy.
>Thanks for the ride. Don’t crash or die or anything on your way home.

>>32857842
>Thanks for the ride. Don’t crash or die or anything on your way home.
>You know, you’re kind of a cool guy.
>So it is.
All of these are good

>>32857842
>>Thanks for the ride. Don’t crash or die or anything on your way home.

>>32857842
>Thanks for the ride. Don’t crash or die or anything on your way home.
>You know, you’re kind of a cool guy.
>Yeah. Well, good night. I’ll see you later.
Preparing anus for massive demonic seige on Hallow house once Waldric gets the address out of Wolfgang.

>>32857842
Wolfgang likes younger women, eh?
>Thanks for the ride. Don’t crash or die or anything on your way home.
>Other: You're all right, despite the suit and the umbrella.

You open the door, but pause before climbing out. “You know,” you say, “you’re kind of a cool guy.”

Wolfgang doesn’t really reply to that, but he does smile.

You then get out. “Thanks for the ride, again. Don’t crash or I don’t know, die or something on your way home,” you say.

“Thanks for the consideration,” says Wolfgang, somewhat humored by your farewell. “See you later, Sierra.”

“Yep,” you reply. You shut the car door, turn, and head up to the house while he drives off.

--

>>32858197

Although, now that you think about it, yesterday was Friday, which means there are no consequences to staying up late. You roll out of bed and fall onto the floor, as you have been known to do sometimes. You look around your room. It doesn’t really qualify as a guest bedroom anymore since you’ve been here for a while, and have kind of left your mark. You’ve got a big, ironic poster of Daniel Radcliff taped to the ceiling above your bed, as well as some band and movie picture things around the room. There’s a pile of clothes haphazardly piled up in one corner next to a flimsy plastic laundry hamper. The blankets you’re wrapped in are all shades of red as opposed to the soulless white that used to be everywhere.

Random books and comics are piled up on the little cabinet thing by your bed. You reach up from where you are on the floor and feel around the pile until you’re able to knock both your glasses and your cell phone off the top of it and onto the floor. You groggily wipe the sleep from your eyes before donning your vision-shades, and see that it’s ten o’clock. Nine hours of sleep, check. But what to do today….

HP: 25/25
PP: 25/25
Stress: 5/100
Sanity: 100/100

>What to do?

>>32858204
>Play videa with Harvey

>>32858204
>ironic
Bullshit. Nobody's judging you, Sierra, but you KNOW it's not ironic.

>What to do?
Get prescription sunglasses. If we want to hide the crazy bullshit our eyes do, get a good pair of shades. Will we kind of look like tool when we wear them at night? Yes. Will we get to have super night vision? Also yes.

>>32858204
>Parkour, train with Ro, play vidya with Harvey
>Also study Landwells
>Start Compendium Infernalis

>>32858204
>Apologize to policemom and angeldad about staying out late.
>Vidya with Harvey, Chill with Ro

>>32858204
Ask Wally about Moriah and her family. Still can't believe that dude was there

>>32858238
>Start Compendium Infernalis
Didn't we start a sketchbook already?

>>32858204
Take Reeber to the park. Let him establish his position as the Ruler Canine of the local park.

>>32858204
Have a chat with mom and dad...errr Isaac and Cass.
Take Reeber for a walk

>>32858289
+1

>>32858204
Ask Isaac where you can learn Halthic or whatever demon language. Tell him about last night, about Walrdon/Waldric. Tell him about your dreams. Ask if there are Angel languages too.

>>32858289
This we can bring Ro and Harvey as well

>>32858285
But does it contain information about various demons and shit?

>>32858320
seconded

Should probably apologise for worrying them? Would be a nice thing to do, I think.

>>32858341
Agreed, however it wouldn't be out of character for independant Sierra to assume that it's not their place to worry.

>>32858330
Honestly Isaac might know about something like that, so we should ask. He does work for the government after all. They have to keep some sort of records. Maybe the NSA is spying on satan or something.

>>32858341
Also this.

>>32858204
Apologize to foster family

Hang with ro

>>32858204
Have an existential crisis.

>>32858204
Practice cheating at dice with out shadow powers

You fight the urge to go back to sleep, and instead stagger over to the bathroom to begin the metamorphosis that turns you from sleeping version you to waking version you.

Rowan exits the bathroom as you approach, fully ready for going around and doing stuff. “Morning,” she says.

“Yeah,” you say, letting her by. You slink in and look at yourself in the mirror. Your black eyed and horn headed appearance doesn’t even make you think anything of it anymore. Nor does your deathly, pale complexion with your oil-black veins surprise you.

What does catch your attention is your hair. You tug some hair from your bangs downward, and find they reach to your mid-eye. It’s getting a little long. Maybe it’s time to take action.

>Take action.
>Meh. You’ll worry about it later. Get on with your day.
>Other (?)

Side topic question.

Our demon horns, When they are hidden from view, Are they only hidden from sight but still tangible IE you can touch them,

Or do they disappear completely?

>>32858446
And Deal With scissors!?!

pffff, fuck that.
>Meh. You’ll worry about it later. Get on with your day.

>>32858446
>Take action.
So, scissors are bad, obviously. Anyone with fucking eyes can see that those fuckers are just waiting for an opening. But what about electric trimmers?

>>32858447

They become intangible. It's magic!

Also, your shadow sight is like your claws. You can make it come or go away. Important to note, though, is that you can see better in the dark than you do in the light, and you don't need glasses. Glasses wouldn't work anyway since you wouldn't be able to see through them.

>>32858446
Fuck haircuts
>Meh. You’ll worry about it later. Get on with your day.

>>32858446
>Meh. You’ll worry about it later. Get on with your day.

>>32858467
Does turning shadow sight off return our eyes to normal?

>>32858446
Ask Cass to cut it with a knife? No scissors fuck!

>>32858467
Thank you for clearing that up sir

>>32858477
Thirding this

For future reference, Sierra can manage cutting her hair. She's done this before. But we're skipping this for the time being.

>>32858446
>Take action.

>>32858479

Character Sheet: http://pastebin.com/rNg3Yw8m

>>32858446
>Meh. You’ll worry about it later. Get on with your day.

>>32858446
>Meh. You’ll worry about it later. Get on with your day.

>>32858510
Time better spent doing pretty much anything else. As long as the hair isn't long enough to cause a fighting hazard, that is.

But, while it may be time to take action, you have been known to procrastinate. You’ll take care of it later. You go through your regular routine and come out looking like you usually look: like you. You head down stairs and have a hearty breakfast of toast, a banana, and half a bowl of cereal. Maybe it’s not that hearty of a breakfast, actually. Whatever. Anyway, first thing’s first.

>Video games.
>Sketch book it up.
>Get your homework out of the way.
>Go someplace with Rowan.
>Talk to Isaac about stuff.
>Go for a walk with Reeber, maybe give Waldric a call and find out what the hell last night was all about.
>Other (?)

>>32858596
>Video games.
PROCRASTINATION

>>32858596
That is pretty healthy. I should eat like that.

>Talk to Isaac about stuff.
>Go someplace with Rowan.
>Other: Reeber, man. Reeber has to be part of everything we do today.

>>32858596
>Talk to Isaac about stuff.

Apologise for worrying angel parents
Then
>Go someplace with Rowan.

>>32858596
>Go for a walk with Reeber, maybe give Waldric a call and find out what the hell last night was all about.
Time for some answers

>>32858596
>Get your homework out of the way.

>>32858596
>>Talk to Isaac about stuff.
>>Go for a walk with Reeber, maybe give Waldric a call and find out what the hell last night was all about.
Consider ditching school and getting a GED.

>>32858596
>Video games.

>>32858618
And I mean seriously consider it. The GED is equivalent to a diploma, only requires a 6th grade knowledge level, and is a serious step away from the time sink that is public school. Sierra has more important things to do.

>>32858671
Actually it requires about a 10 grade level education. One of the reasons a few states are switching to the Tasc test. It actually requires 12th grade knowledge.

>>32858596
>Sketch book it up.

>>32858671
>>32858618
Fuck that. GEDs are lame, and we don't have more important things to do.

>>32858671
I think school right now acts as a means of socialization for sierra.
Besides the GED is inferior to a high school diploma and is treated as such in wage and status.

>>32858596
>Talk to Isaac about stuff.
>Get your homework out of the way.
>Go for a walk with Reeber, maybe give Waldric a call and find out what the hell last night was all about

>>32858712
GEDs are equivalent, and Sierra has employment lined up as a demon hunter.
>>32858719
The GED is NOT inferior.

>>32858596

>Sketch book it up.

Art is cool. Improving is also cool.

>>32858719
I agree with the socialization aspect. However, Sierra is treading in dangerous waters and she is vulnerable by being forced into such a strict routine. There are other ways to socialize.

>>32858729
Stop pushing your shity education on our awesome character.

>>32858755
Mary Sue hugbot.

>>32858729
Just because you were homeschooled doesn't mean the rest of us were, Anon. Some of us had real educations that didn't involve memorizing the bible.

>>32858755
She's a freaking prior drug dealer with an already crappy education record who already has a sweet lifetime job as a demon hunter available to her...

The only reason I'm suggesting wastig time with the GED is not having one might get in the way of said job.

You're an idiot.

>>32858773
I graduated from public school with an advanced degree and have a bachelor's in Chemical Engineering. Get fucked.

>>32858793
Electrical Engineering is better.

>>32858782
Please get more butt hurt about how you were to stupid to finish high school.

>>32858802
I was an Electronics Technician in the Navy, I liked Chemistry better.

>>32858818
see
>>32858793

>>32858782
>already has a sweet lifetime job as a demon hunter available to her

bad assumptions/10
Even if this is correct, no reason to drop out of high school
Rowan has a much higher chance of having the same job, and she still attends.

>>32858857
Rowan's a perfect angel...or at least the daughter of one...

>>3285885
Plus, even hellborn get old. Supposedly.
And you don't want to be on the frontline when you're getting old and slow. And maybe frail and weak, depending on the person.

>>32858881
And?

>>32858917
Are you too stupid to see a counterpoint to one of your points when you read it? Stop being obtuse.

>>32858936
I'm not. Rowan's grandpa was an angel. What's your point? No need to resort to ad hominems. You can just admit you have nothing.

>>32858964
Fine, you have me on a technicality, grandfather rather than father or mother...

This means it's in her nature to follow the rules, obviously it's how she's been brought up.

Sierra is her foil. Her upbringing was completely the opposite...

Stop trying to obscure my points by denying that you can see them.

You wrangle up Reeber to provide you companionship and then you wander around looking for Isaac. You find him in the study in a big leather armchair by the desk, leafing through a heavy old book that looks like it’s written in Latin. There’s a bunch of old weird books in the Hallow house library.

“Good morning,” he says.

You plop down into a hair nearby and thumb through a book with a weird looking cross on the front. It’s written in Russian, you think, but beyond seeing letters and like, two of the common words you know, it’s still a bunch of Russian to you. But the pictures are really weird, at least. You flip it shut. “What’chya reading?” you ask, looking over at him.

“A book about ghosts,” says Isaac. “There’s a specter menacing a school downtown. I’m brushing up before I go get rid of it.”

“Right,” you say. “Oh yeah. By the way, sorry about disappearing and stuff last night. My phone got turned off somehow and I forgot to call.”

“It’s fine. It’s better you make mistakes now than when there’s trouble,” he says.

“For future reference though,” you say, “I’m not sorry for staying out late.”

Isaac lets out a breath. “I didn’t think you were. Still, be careful. You may be able to do things most people can’t, but you’re not invincible.”

>Talk about stuff (?)

>>32859018
So what your saying is because she had a hard time growing up she should give up on education and settle for a shitty qualification. You're right i mean why would she want a chance to improve her life.

>>32859050

I'll be back in an hour. Now I'll be honest with you before I go, though. I'm mowing the lawn. There's a chance I may not come back.

>>32859050

"Invincible? No, but I think it takes a lot more than D&D to kill me."

>>32859065
I shall pray for your safety.

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>>32859065
You're doing God's work, son.

>>32859018
No, that's just a stupid point, so stupid I didn't consider it.

You're saying we should stick to stereotypes, in a quest where we're a half demon who went from being in a gang to playing DnD or some close equivalent.

That's retarded.
You're retarded.
Fuck off retard.

>>32859050
So i ran in to Waldric last night...

>>32859100
Voting this...

>>32859050
>>Talk about stuff (?)
we might want to mention Wally
also, ask him when we are getting depitized

>>32859059
First of all, it's NOT a shitty qualification. She's NOT going to be graduating with college level grades. Her GED will hold EXACTLY the same weight as her shitty C grade transcript from high school.

It's realistic, considering her situation and current outlook.

School isn't good for all personalities. An argument could be made that Sierra has one of those.

Considering the fact that demon overlords are targeting her/threatened by her existence, it might not be the best idea to show up at school on time every day.

>>32859116
Grade A projection right there.

>>32859145
>GED holding same weight as a high school diploma

top kek

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>>32859065
Good luck, Languid. You'll need it.

>>32859145
How about this reason then?

I would rather Sierra stay in high school because that's where her friends are at, and if she just dropped out, seeing them around and having them ask about why we left would likely be stressful for her.

>>32859050
Talk about Waldric and Moriah's family.

>>32859235
I agree with the social aspect, which is why I stated that the GED should only be 'considered.'

However, I think she could still manage to retain contact with her current friends outside of school if she put the effort into it.

I think her friends are a good thing for her. However, what happens when they all graduate? They'll still have to manage when that happens.

She could even study for the GED while attending school and only drop out once she obtained it, it wouldn't be an instantaneous disappearance.

I feel like this girl with special circumstances/origin should learn about her kind as much as possible right now because of the circumstances, maybe even more than the piddly education afforded by high school.

>>32859145
Sierra actually enjoys her classes, has ready access to friends as evidenced by her recent friendship with Moriah, and jobs ACTUALLY DO give a fuck about whether you have a GED or a traditional HS diploma. She has every reason to stay, and no reason to drop out.

>>32859298
>jobs ACTUALLY DO give a fuck about whether you have a GED or a traditional HS diploma
You are so wrong about this. There are hundreds of accounts of employers only caring if you finished, period. Like I said, we already know that Sierra is getting C grades in everything but art. I guarantee you that her employment prospects are the same with a GED as her shitty transcript from high school. Not to mention it looks even better if you get the GED before you were supposed to graduate.

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>>32859065
Languid no! NO!

>>32859298
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=employers+look+down+on+ged

Holee fucking sheet who cares about GED or high school diploma. This isn't Normal High-school And Then College And Then Work Quest. Goddamnit, that is the most boring argument ever.

>>32859332
That's just plain incorrect.

>>32859375
It's possibly applicable to the character.

Honestly, I don't see dropping out without a GED being a problem for Sierra either.

>>32859391
No, you're wrong
>>32859364

>>32859050
Tell him about Waldric and Moriah's family

>>32859404
We are already getting gainful employment via huntan demons stop this is a silly tangent that really isn't required.

>>32859145
Actually, no it doesn't not really anyway.

Why do a lot of places require that you have COLLEGE CREDIT before being considered with a GED versus the same places that automatically consider you as a viable candidate without college credit?

>>32859414
>implying companies would admit to hiring bias

>>32859458
It's a fun tangent, because the more time Sierra has away from school the safer she is and the more opportunity she has to learn about the realities of her future life. Otherwise, this is just a Buffy: the Demon Hunter rewrite.

>>32859375
This anon is right, lets argue about lesbians again

I don't think Sierra really cares about wether she'll finish high school or not. As far as she's concerned she just landed the most badass job ever and school is mostly something to do on her spare time.

>>32859484
Maybe Nevada's a lesbian?

>>32859524
Maybe
We will never know

>>32859050
Tell him about the events of the night, and ask about landwells in the area. You feel like going camping again, maybe somewhere feathery.

>>32859524
She is a dead lesbian

>>32859575
If she's alive, we should form a black metal band called Dead Lesbians and perform with our demonic feature out.

>>32859575
Maybe Sierra ate her, and now she has a lesbian sister haunting her.

>>32859610
>black metal band called Dead Lesbians

i like it. hell i might steal it for my band in RL.

>>32859624
Nevada obviously tried to lewd it up with her sister, which is why Sierra is so scared of Scissors.

“Oh yeah well, it’ll take a lot more than Star Wars the roleplaying game to do me in,” you say, disregarding his attempted fatherly council.

“I take it you had a good time then, at least?” he asks.

You laugh. “For real. But seriously, Moriah’s got a weird family. It’s mostly her dad, though. Papa Crowther’s grade A spooky material. There’s pretty much an 80% chance he’s a vampire.”

A look of recognition comes over Isaac. He puts his book down. “Crowther? As in, Deletrius Crowther?” he asks.

“You know him?” you ask.

“You could say that. He’s the Magister,” Isaac says. He knows you don’t know what that means, so he continues to explain. “In the US, supernatural affairs are governed by assemblies. I’m the representative of the government’s executive branch – the marshal. Then there’s the magistrate for the legislative branch and the magister for the judicial branch.”

>So he’s like a judge or something? What's his job, exactly?
>Tell me he’s a vampire.
>So what's he do? Is he like, a wizard or something?
>I saw Waldric the demon guy at his house yesterday.
>Who’s the magistrate, then?
>Other (?)

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>>32859652
You're right! That has to be it!

>>32859658
>Other
He must suck at his job if he's letting a demon bang his daughter.

>>32859658
"I wonder what Waldric is doing dating his daughter..."

>>32859681
>he's letting a demon bang his daughter
But we haven't got to first base with Moriah ye- oh you mean 'Waldric'

>>32859658
>>So he’s like a judge or something? What's his job, exactly?
>>Tell me he’s a vampire.
>>I saw Waldric the demon guy at his house yesterday.

Not in that order though

>>32859658
>Tell me he’s a vampire.

>>32859652
>So he’s like a judge or something? What's his job, exactly?
>So what's he do? Please tell me he's a vampire.
>Who’s the magistrate, then?
...
>I saw Waldric, the demon guy at his house yesterday.

>>32859658

>>32859761
Fuck, linked wrong post

>I saw Waldric, the demon guy at his house yesterday.

Ok so either Wally wants to get close and kill him or he wants to get close so he can have a job and protection.

I would go for the protection angle mostly, mainly because he betrayed a lot of his demon friends just like that.

>>32859838
Or he's in an actual relationship with Maviel.

>>32859681
I like this one, yes.

>>32859681
This works

>>32859658
Ask him if there are legal implications to your claiming of the landwell.

>>32859658
>So I'm thinking about quitting highschool to become a lesbian, and have a cross-country road trip...

>>32859658
>I saw Waldric the demon guy at his house yesterday.
>So he’s like a judge or something? What's his job, exactly?

>>32859902
Yeah, because you can't be a lesbian while in school. But I see what you did there.

>>32859658
Show him your old ring.

>>32859958
school clearly doesn't offer enough classes in being a lesbian, we should get our GED in lesbianism and leave

>>32860009
We do have a ring don't we. Yeah, we should have that thing checked out sometime.

>>32860091
Goddamnit, Anon, don't you go there!

>>32860091
I don't know...will the lesbians still accept us if we only have a lesbian GED?

>>32860009
Our mom's ring, was it?

>>32860137
We would need some lesbian community college credit to get into lesbian university.

Fuck I want our doctorate in lesbian science

>>32860137
>>32860163
If you haven't got at least a Lesbian degree, you're barely even considered bisexual.
Stay in school, kids.

>>32860163
>I want our doctorate in lesbian science

What would the title of our thesis be?

>>32859704
We will eventually.

>>32860158
I don't remember. I get the feeling we know little about it, though. I just was looking over the character sheet again, and I saw it.

>>32860203
Not as long as Sierra is straight

>>32859658
>So he’s like a judge or something? What's his job, exactly?
>Tell me he’s a vampire.
>So what's he do? Is he like, a wizard or something?
>My demon contact seem to be banging his daughter. I was going to contact him and ask about it.
>Who’s the magistrate, then?

>>32860202
"The harmful effects of scissoring on the psyche."

>>32860213
You're right, we'll have to work on that.

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>>32860224

You were right. They aren’t normal people. You feel a glow of satisfaction for being right. “Okay. So you’re the magic sheriff. That makes him… the magic judge,” you say. “What’s he do, then? Like, are there magic trials and magic juries and crap?”

“Something like that,” says Isaac. “He helps settle supernatural disputes. He’s also the one that makes sure the rest of the assembly obeys the law. Or rather, the important laws. Other than that he’s the government’s regional representative to other powers or authorities operating in the area.”

You think about this for a moment. Other powers? The only thing you know of is landwells and stuff. “So then since I’m like, the landmaster of Muir Woods, he’d get on my case if I started trying to turn it into a desert or whatever?”

“Probably,” says Isaac. “Though I’d get on your case too. That’s a national park.”

You snort. “So what makes Crowther special? Please tell me he’s a vampire.”

“He’s not a Belphegoran. And he’s certainly not anything resembling a vampire. As for what he is, though, I honestly don’t know. I’ve seen him do some magic before, but nothing that would hint he’s anything beyond mortal,” Isaac replies.

>>32860213
>Teens
>Knowing what they want.

Sierra doesn't even have good taste in men. Daniel Radclife rally?

I can name ten sexier male celebs that are better than him.

>>32860263


The fact that Mr. Crowther is important makes Waldric’s presence there highly circumspect. “Well for a judge he’s not too good at reading people. Waldric’s with his oldest daughter. In a kind of sharing the same bed with her whenever he wants to kind of way,” you say. Or maybe whenever she wants him to. You’re not quite sure on the specifics, and you don’t really want to be sure. Ever.

The news surprises Isaac, to say the least. “Are you sure?”

“I mean. Fairly,” you say. “I ate dinner and played like, five hours of Star Wars Dungeons and Dragons with ‘Waldron’ while his girlfriend bossed him around all over the place.”

Isaac looks troubled.

>Don’t be like that.
>You going to give him a call and tell him what’s up?
>I get the feeling they might actually just… be dating, though.
>You think Meckor might be involved somehow?
>I was going to call Waldric later and see what he’s up to.
>Other (?)

>>32860282
>You think Meckor might be involved somehow?
>I was going to call Waldric later and see what he’s up to.

Paranoia time

>>32860282
>I get the feeling they might actually just… be dating, though.
>You going to give him a call and tell him what’s up?

>>32860282
>I was going to call Waldric later and see what he’s up to.

>>32860282
>I get the feeling they might actually just… be dating, though.
>I was going to call Waldric later and see what he’s up to.
>You think Meckor might be involved somehow?

>>32860282
>You going to give him a call and tell him what’s up?
>I was going to call Waldric later and see what he’s up to.

>>32860282
>I get the feeling they might actually just… be dating, though.
He's so fucking whipped

>>32860282
So Waldric is whipped?

>>32860344
We had our chance to turn him into our bitch.

We missed it

>>32860344
I think he might be the whipper...it's kind of vague.

>>32860282
>I was going to call Waldric later and see what he’s up to.

>>32860352
What a great loss there! Oh woe is us!

>>32860362
So they take turns then. Kinky.

>>32860379
But then, who are we going to make our whipped boytoy?

>>32860424
Femdom is best dom

>>32860445
Someone better looking than DanRad

“I don’t know if I’d worry so much if I were you,” you say. “I was kind of paranoid when I saw him, but… I think they’re actually just dating. Like, he was kind of flustered when he saw I was there.”

“Whatever else he is, Waldric is a demon,” says Isaac, getting kind of serious. “I doubt his intentions are as straightforward as they seem, even if it’s nothing directly to do with Meckor.”

“Yeah well, sure,” you say. “That’s why I’m going to call him later and make him tell me the stuff.”

Isaac nods. “Be careful with him, Sierra. We don’t have the entire picture.”

>I can watch my back.
>You should tell Crowther what’s going on.
>Try to hold off on calling Crowther until after I talk to Waldric.
>Talk more stuff (?)
>Go get on with your day.
>Other (?)

>>32860557
>Do you think we should inform Crowther?

>>32860557
>>Talk more stuff
Want to know more about Landmasters, Landwells etc like how to find them, how to know if someone else has claimed them etc

>>32860582
This, and the ring. And ask about Halthric and angel languages.

>>32860557
"Easy on the all daemons are evil shit, i resent that... but you should tell Crowther what’s going on just in case"

>>32860557
>Try to hold off on calling Crowther until after I talk to Waldric.
>Go get on with your day.

>>32860557
>Try to hold off on calling Crowther until after I talk to Waldric.

>>32860557
>"Hey, did you know that Crowther is an old school DnD geek?"

>>32860624
I agree with this, though we might want to hold off on learning them until we get the hang of russian. It would be nice to know the different cultures behind demon and non-demon society.

I mean, we didn't even know that was a magic judge. It would be nice to get a magic history textbook or something.

>>32860557
>Do you think we should inform Crowther?
We can atleast ask first.

>>32860631
You know when you say it like that it made me visualize Isaac as Walter and Sierra as Jesse from Breaking Bad.

>>32860670
Sure. I just want to get the gist of things, where we can go to get the info if necessary. It's like we know nothing about the world now and we have to learn everything all over again.

>>32860704
>Isaac as Walter
Bryan Cranston as Isaac? I can dig it.

>>32860796
Yeah, I imagine him using that overly patient teacher voice whenever Isaac talks to Sierra.

>>32860557
Talk to waldo then based on what he says we decided on telling Crowther.

Make no assumptions.

>>32860557
>>Try to hold off on calling Crowther until after I talk to Waldric.

>>32860923
Why should we trust Crowther?

>>32860923
I should add that he did act as our informant even if he had an self serving motive for it.

Do on to others as they have done onto you.

>>32860995
Because he's the magic magister

“Also for future reference,” you say, getting a little flustered yourself, (+2 Stress: 7/100) “ease up on the demons are bad BS. Like, yeah, a lot of the demons I’ve met so far are pricks, but I mean, that’s like, a part of who I am.”

“I didn’t mean to sound insensitive,” Isaac replies, sounding at least somewhat contrite.

“Well whatever,” you say. “Are you going to tell Crowther what’s up?”

“I will. But as to how,” he says, “I’d rather know first what Waldric has to say when you talk to him.”

“Fair enough,” you say, getting up. “By the way, there’s like. A lot of stuff I still need to know, you know? Like, about landwells and demon languages and stuff. Like, what do they speak in angel heaven? And I guess I need to learn Halthric or whatever if I’m going to keep running into demons all the time.”

“You mean Heltic,” says Isaac. “There are other languages besides that. There are several languages in the heavens, as well. I mostly know Melaphin. But if you’re hoping for more detail about landwells and landmastery, I’m afraid I’ve told you almost everything I know. That’s Borislav’s purview. Next time he’s around we’ll sit down for a chat.”

You nod. “I’m holding you to that.”

Isaac smiles and goes back to his book. You head out. What to do next?

>Video games.
>Sketch book it up.
>Get your homework out of the way.
>Go someplace with Rowan.
>Go for a walk with Reeber.
>Give Waldric a call.
>Other (?)

>>32860557
Do you think that his family knows what he does for a living? I don't want to make a huge mess of his family life by tackling Waldo and arresting him for crimes against reality during a game night.

Hey, question. Don't you have, like, some sort of "Lasso of Truth" artifacts for your work? Could we use it on Wallflower when I ask about his dating life?

>>32860995
I never started to suggest that we should trust him.

I am not even sure if I am psychology capable of trust.

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>>32860557
>Try to hold off on calling Crowther until after I talk to Waldric.
>Talk more stuff "So how's your sex life?"

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>>32861017

Dang, I wanted to include this picture.

>>32861017
A little late, but can we ask him this >>32861020?

>>32861006
No office knows no corruption.

>>32861017
Call waldric then if we have time, we should practice with our new sword thing. Getting Rowan in on that is probably a good idea.

>>32861017
>Give Waldric a call.

>>32861017
>Video games.
>Give Waldric a call.

>>32861055
You want the corrupt official on your side.

Do you even lawful evil?

>>32861017
>Get your homework out of the way.

Especially the Russian so you actually understand what Borya is saying.

>>32861046
These are pretty snazzy. Decent stuff.

>>32861017
>Give Waldric a call.

Followed by

>Go someplace with Rowan.
>Go for a walk with Reeber.

Our sis and us take the dog for a walk and talk about....stuff

>>32861017
>>32861020
Then
>>Give Waldric a call.

>>32861017
>Give Waldric a call.

>>32861046
Isaac seems like a pretty chill dude, all things considered

>>32861017
>Give Waldric a call.
>Get your homework out of the way.
>Go someplace with Rowan.

>>32861096
He definitely has some plan we don't know about though. Pretty much each time we hear him when he doesn't think we can hear him, seems to implicate this.

And no I am not saying he is some blood cultist, more alone the lines of keeping us around for research or something (I just use that example because that is what I'd do)

>>32861135
This works

>>32861046
Can we hear all of his dialogue in Bryan Cranston's voice?

>>32861153
I think yeah, he's probably keeping us around for damage control, given what we are but I think his honest attempt to help us and have us be a part of his family seem fairly sincere. No reason it can't be both

>>32861017
>Give Waldric a call.

i kinda feel like we should try to get more landmarks, not only dose it enhance our demonic ability's ,but it will prolly also grant of some other cool stuff like summoning, judging from familiar we have

>>32861046
That's pretty much how Isaac is in my head.

>>32861153
Definitely. He's keeping something from Sierra but I don't think it's anything (terribly) sinister.

>>32861078
Yeah, you're right.

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>>32860557
Call Waldric and then study Russian. Concentrate on the Cyrillic alphabet, even though it feels like pic.

>>32861518
oops meant to quote
>>32861017

You pause for a second before you leave, and poke your head back in the study. “You think Crowther’s family knows what he does?”

“I don’t know him that well,” Isaac says, looking up from his reading. “They might. But it’s possible they don’t.”

“Huh. That would be hard to live with,” you say, thinking aloud. You leave, and call Reeber over to you. “Hey Ro!” you yell in no direction in particular. “I’m taking Reebsly out for a walk. You want in?”

“Just a sec,” you hear from the other room over.

Several minutes later, you’re out riding bikes or rollerskating or whatever. What’s wrong with normal walking? When you get to the park, you let Reeber roam freely about. In fifteen minutes he’s got a pack of five or six other dogs following him around. “Top dog’s my dog,” you say.

“I wonder if they know he’s not a regular dog,” Rowan says. She’s sitting next to you on the bench, and watches the other dogs. “They could smell it, maybe?”

>>32861634

“Yeah maybe,” you say, scrunching up your nose. “I mean, they do either fall in line or stay out of the way and he’s not even doing anything out of the ordinary.”

Rowan remembers something. “Hey, aren’t you supposed to call Waldric?”

“I’m supposed so,” you say. You kind of don’t want to talk to him, though.

“Just get it out of the way,” she tells you.

You heave a sigh. “Fine.” You get your phone out and find the number listed under EDWARD CULLEN. You give it a call. It rings twice.

“Good morning, Sierra. I was beginning to think you had better things to do than ask about my relationship status,” he says sarcastically.

Ugh.

>Speak words (?)
>Other (?)

>>32861656
So, I'll give you five minutes to defend yourself, on account of this fantastic working relationship.

>>32861656
>being a girl
>not asking or caring about relationships and their statuses.

does not compute.

>>32861153
>>32861420
I think he knows a lot more about the implications of our heritage (Landmaster included) than he lets on.

>>32861656
Ask about his relationship status.

>>32861656
"Gee Waldrone, never figured you for hanging with the geek crowd."
"Was that your own idea or did Mavis reach into her purse and squeeze your balls?"

>>32861656
Go for this
>>32861684

>>32861694
I think that guy who said we are nobility is wrong we seem more along the line of infantry type for the demons.

>>32861656
>"Imagine my surprise when I invaded the Magisters house to cozy up to him, only to find that you had already done so."

>>32861656
Well, you never accepted my friend requests on Facebook...

>>32861656
>Speak words
Hey, I cared enough not to jump up on the table and try to stab you with the salad fork while screaming about hell demons taking over Southern California. I'd figure that would have been much more of a problem.

Seriously, though, didn't know you two were dating. Like, at all.

>>32861656
"Eyo what this prophecy shit about?"

>>32861684
Sure, this

>>32861656
>"Imagine my surprise when I invaded the Magisters house just to find you sulking about already there

>>32861684
This but mention we know about the whole magic judge thing

>>32861656
>Other (?)
Do the opposite of speaking words. A barely-intelligible grunt, perhaps?

>>32861773
>Do the opposite of speaking words
go full-on Vicky Pollard

"yeah but no but yeah but I didn't mean yeah but no but yeah"

>>32861760
No, we want to beat around the bush for a bit to figure out if he's got an idea of what his father-in-law does for a living. Then, based on what we can gather, we either go in for the kill by telling Crowther, or we back off and search for more info.

>>32861789
Oh god that'll be so obnoxious

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zV1zK8zRCPo

>>32861760
>>32861763
Jesus, no. The less he knows that we know, the better off we are when we plot an ambush for him.

>>32861684
>>32861819
This.
Use leading questions, but don't tell him anything about Mr. Crowther outright.

>>32861789
Jesus christ how horrifying.

>>32861861
I don't see any way that telling him Crowther is the magister will weaken our position.

>>32861656
Blow a raspberry into the phone

>>32861789
Going full Lauren > Going full Vicky

>>32861932
That's because you don't understand how someone can't know something that you know already. It's why you're a terrible liar and you would make a horrible spy.

>>32861656
>"Soooooooooo."
>"How much do they know about your... condition."
>"You actually in it for love or whatever? Cause I don't want to have to come rescue them from some weird mansion."

>>32861973
You're just retarded.

>>32861932
Because we don't know if HE knows that fact in the first place. For all we know, he's been ordered by his boss to infiltrate the family for information gathering, possible blackmail, a future kidnapping. If we open the lid on Wally, the boss's plan is done, and he'll guess that there's a leak in his organization. And he'll likely guess Wally for that.

Yes, I'm Shadowrunning, but it's something to worry about regardless.

>>32861763
>>32861729
Nope.

>>32862025
>Implying calling someone retarded means it's true.

>>32862034
I know that. Even if he doesn't know, telling him will make us look strong, in that we have access to information he doesn't.

“Dude man, you know I’m a girl, right? That’s like girls’ lives is relationship statuses,” you say.

“And you really just said that,” Rowan says, rubbing her forehead in consternation.

“That made more sense before you said it,” Waldric retorts, at nearly the same time.

“Both of you, quiet,” you say. Nobody’s getting under your skin, you’re in charge here. “So look. Color me surprised. I thought you were the sleep with everything that moves kind of guy, so I’m going to give you a shot at giving your side of the story. Like. You actually tell me what’s up. And I know more than I let on, like, I live with the freaking Hallows, so that should tell you something.”

“Fine. But you tell me why the hell you were in that house yesterday first,” says Waldric, sounding on edge. “How did you find out about her?”

>Uh. I was there when you two came in?
>I was invited to come over, same as you. Geeze.
>You tell me what you know and I’ll tell you what you know, because there’s a lot of stuff you may or may not know, you know?
>I’m Moriah’s friend. Didn’t you hear ol’ pops go off on that tangent?
>This is getting too fucking complicated. Let’s just be real for a second.
>Other (?)

>>32862077
Well, if the guy makes a retarded post, it's reasonable to assume he's a retard.

>>32862092
>I’m Moriah’s friend. Didn’t you hear ol’ pops go off on that tangent?

>>32862092
>"Dude, I was there for an art project, you walked in with her."

>>32862092
>This is getting too fucking complicated. Let’s just be real for a second.
>I’m Moriah’s friend. Didn’t you hear ol’ pops go off on that tangent?

>>32862092
>Other
>"I got worried when you didn't respond to my text, so I tracked you down."

>>32862107
Stop pretending you have reading comprehension.

>>32862092
>You tell me what you know and I’ll tell you what you know, because there’s a lot of stuff you may or may not know, you know?

>>32862092
>I’m Moriah’s friend. Didn’t you hear ol’ pops go off on that tangent?

>>32862092
There's more to our nerdy GM-friend, eh?

>I’m Moriah’s friend. Didn’t you hear ol’ pops go off on that tangent?
>You tell me what you know and I’ll tell you what you know, because there’s a lot of stuff you may or may not know, you know?

I'm thinking Wolfgang's worried that someone - maybe us, maybe not us - is trying to take advantage of Grim-And-Dark.

>>32862143
Stop pretending you're not retarded.

>>32862092
>I’m Moriah’s friend. Didn’t you hear ol’ pops go off on that tangent?
Seriously, that's it. We go to school together. Met in art class, did our project before dinner.

>>32862092
>>I was invited to come over, same as you. Geeze.
>>I’m Moriah’s friend. Didn’t you hear ol’ pops go off on that tangent?

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>>32862092
>I’m Moriah’s friend. Didn’t you hear ol’ pops go off on that tangent?
We'll fuck your shit up if you playing some sorta angle.

>>32862080
It removes any chance at an ambush, all for jack diddly squat.

Seriously, telling him is not a good tactic. Even if he doesn't know, he might be geased into telling his boss. And that would bite us in the ass when they ambush US.

Depending how things go, should we make our hellborn nature known to Papa Crowfather? That'd be the right thing to do but I'm not too sure if Sierra'd do that.

Its classic as hell, but I'm enjoying the fuck out of the whole 'hero foils plan by walking in on it'

>>32862092
>don't tell him anything, change subject.
the less he knows the better

>>32862202

Why would we do that?

>>32862200
no it doesn't
stop trying to think
you're just no good at it

>>32862092
>I’m Moriah’s friend. Didn’t you hear ol’ pops go off on that tangent?
>I was invited to come over, same as you. Geeze.

>>32862202
Ask Isaacs advice

Are there like, laws about awesome half-demon chicks having to register with Da Man to get some of that sweet hunter cash?

>>32862230
Just get out of this thread. You're not helping and you're clearly a massively projecting retard.

>>32862230
Stop trying to prove your point then. You're not very convincing in the first place.

>>32862092
Fuck, I ain't telling you shit before you spill what your intentions are with the Crowthers.

>>32862202
It'll probably come up at some point, since we live with the hallows.
We should let it come up naturally, after we 'casually' let him know just who we live with.

>>32862274
>I'm the one projecting
lel

>>32862288
Ok then tards. Explain to me exactly how telling him will completely remove any chance we have at ambushing him, as stated in >>32862200

also
>mfw that tard thinks Meckor doesn't know about Crowther

>>32862230
Oh, does this mean I can call you a jackass now? Because I'm totally calling you a jackass.

Jackass.

>>32862227
Well, if we wanna be friends with his daughter, it'd be fair to tell him. Just not sure if that's Sierra.
>>32862267
Good point.
>>32862336
Yeah, most likely.

Ye, fook tellin' 'im. He'll known when he'll know.

>>32862344
Well, as I said before, jackass, he might be placed under a spell that requires him to tell his boss any pertinent information about his gang's operations. Seducing the magistrate's daughter to get close to him for an assassination would work.

Also, you're still a jackass. I should know, I'm being a jackass now. It's called projecting.

>>32862344
>Ok then tards. Explain to me exactly how telling him will completely remove any chance we have at ambushing him
Why don't we go all the way back to >>32861932
which is your claim, that telling him Crowther is the magister won't weaken our position
You are wrong, because if he doesn't know that Crowther is the Magister, then we have given him information that he previously didn't have. This weakens our position because we've fed useful information to a potential enemy. You've already lost your argument there.

Let's examine the claim that if we feed him this information we will lose any chance of ambush. I don't particularly agree with this argument entirely, and would amend the word "any" to "some." In any case, feeding information without knowing what the enemy knows is a BAD MOVE.

You've lost, shut the fuck up.

Now go away.

>>32862484
We aren't in such a bad position as some might think. Waldric either knows about the magister or he doesn't. If he does, then telling him does no harm. If he doesn't then telling him shows power on our part, but does no damage because it means he's not there for evil reasons.

>>32862344
>>32862430
>>32862484
>inb4 long winded rants that proves absolutely nothing about telling Wally or not

>>32862484
> This weakens our position because we've fed useful information to a potential enemy. You've already lost your argument there.

But that's wrong, retard. We're currently working with Wally to take down Meckor. On the bizarre chance that Wally doesn't know and we tell him, he could give us major insight on Meckor's plans. Even if this doesn't happen, telling him gives the appearance of us being in control. Now I know /tg/ hates to appear good at anything, but the only reason Wally is helping us in the first place is because of our rep gained from killing other high ranking henchmen. Appearing knowledgeable too will only reinforce his decision to help us and not double cross us.

Now, since you're so good at assumptions that are incorrect, why not assume you can go play in the middle of a busy road?

>>32862430
See above, except you at least seem to be able to recognize your failings. Some of them at least. I'm not going to apologize for calling retards out on their retardation. If that makes you think I'm a jackass, so be it.

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>>32862585
Sorry if I come off a bit rude beforehand. Projectanon just has me a bit pissed.

I'm of the assumption that Wally might be either magically bugged, or that he might be on a mission for Melkor to infiltrate the Crowthers. I might be a bit paranoid about this, but I think that my paranoia isn't COMPLETELY unfounded.

Maybe mostly, but not completely.

Anyways, lets just say that pic related is how I feel, and that I will not begrudge you your opinion.

“I’m her friend, man,” you say.

“She has no idea who or what you even are,” says Waldric. “You, and the Hallows, are going to stay away from her. That’s the only warning I’m giving you, hellborn.” There’s a primal kind of hate buried in his voice, somewhere, that is way menacing. It scares you a little. (+5 Stress: 13/100)

But who is he to tell you who you can be around and crap? That’s none of his fucking business. “I can do whatever I fucking want,” you spit back. “I was there to work on a fucking art project and then next thing I know I’m a fish lady and you’re an ex-rebel pilot – were you even listening when your future father-in-law got all lecturey on guests or whatever? I’m Moriah’s friend,” you say. “Friend,” you emphasize, just in case he doesn’t get it. “Not like, future enemy or whatever the hell you do in hell. I can waltz in that house and do anything I want, any time I please, and there’s not a fucking thing you can do about it!”

Ranting gets you worked up, but sometimes you need to get worked up about the stuff you care about. (+7 Stress: 20/100)

There’s a long pause. “What do you want?” Waldric asks, still tense, but the sound of defeat in his voice.

>Uh. For what?
>Whatever you were planning on doing, you drop it. She’s none of your fucking business.
>What’s she even matter to you anyway?
>Tell me the truth.
>Other (?)

>>32862720
He was also quiet for, what, two days after taking down Cordeliate. Then suddenly appears in the Crowther residence, seemingly going after Moriah, or whatever Moriah has.

Though it seems he's been working on this for a while.

>>32862753
>>Tell me the truth.

>>32862631
>I'm not going to apologize for calling retards out on their retardation. If that makes you think I'm a jackass, so be it.

In that case, I at least respect the fact that you admitted that you are a retarded jackass who cannot abide someone disagreeing with your ideas, despite low support of your plan.

At least you're honest about it.

>>32862753
>Uh. For what?
wat

>>32862753
>What’s she even matter to you anyway?

>>32862753
>What’s she even matter to you anyway?
>Tell me the truth.
>Whatever you were planning on doing, you drop it. She’s none of your fucking business.

>>32862753
>Tell me the truth.

>>32862753
>What the fuck are you up to?
>Why are you dating her?

>>32862753
>Tell me the truth.

>>32862753
...

He thinks we're trying to leverage his girlfriend against him.

He has no idea who Mr. Crowther really is.

>Tell me the truth.

>>32862801
I'd point out how even now you're misreading, but you're just too stupid to learn.

Final note:
>let's not tell him about Crowther being a magistrate guys, even though he probably already knows and Meckor definitely already knows.
>instead, let's just say Moriah is our friend. A close friend. Hell, while we're at it, point out how much it would suck for us if someone were to use her as a hostage. I'm sure this is a much better idea.

Sure is hard being born not stupid.

>>32862753
>I'm sure you can understand that I'm worried that a demon has been hanging out with my friends family. I just want to know if you're on the up and up.

>>32862753
Info.

>>32862901
Sure is hard not winning the vote.

>>32863069
Yeah, it's a pretty bad feeling to always be right, and still have people making the wrong choices. Maybe it's because I call people retards, and they become committed to their wrongness. Yall should really learn that it's your fault for making bad decisions.

>>32862901
Let me rephrase >>32863069 for you.

Too bad for you that instead of getting others to agree with your point, you just called your detractors retards for not agreeing, thereby pushing people away from your idea due to your pissy attitude.

Be nice guys.

>>32862753
>Tell me the truth.

>>32863190
fuck off namefag, tho true... be nice ppl

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>>32863190

>>32863185
see >>32863140

>>32863190
Fuck off namefag. At least normal anons can have good ideas and make smart decisions like 5% of the time. Namefags are always retarded. Literally 100% of the time.

>>32862753
>>Tell me the truth.

>>32863140
You really need to chill out and accept the possibility that you might be wrong.

Sorry about the name. Didn't know it was a bad thing.

>>32862753
>What's she even matter to you anyway?
>Tell me the truth.

if he admits actual affections, and sounds like me means it, be suprised and nice to him. Waldric could be a strong potential ally. Having mr. magister on our side via Moriah and Waldric is very tempting.

>>32863271
Yeah? I'm not the only one.

I think that the decision boiled down to:
We can change our mind and tell him at pretty much any point.
But at no point can we take back having told him.

In other words; paranoia.

>>32863295
They're not when you use them correctly, like a QM.

Of you're just participating you don't need one.

>>32863295
This board is hostile to namefags because usually they are recognizable when everything gets fucked up. However, if you do something important you usually can keep a name.

>>32863318
Yeah, but you actually are wrong. The only obstacle to your realizing that is you.

>>32863360
Other times? Yes. In this case? No. I'm right. You're wrong. Accept that possibility.

>>32863251
Jesus, anon, if you had a valid point once, (not saying you didn't) you've clearly forgotten it. Close your browser, eat a bowl of ice cream, and come back calmer. People are more likely to agree with you when you're calm then if you keep calling everyone retarded.

You don’t know what he’s talking about, but you know you want answers. “I want you to tell me the truth,” you say.

There’s a bitter laugh from the other end of the line. “Why? To tickle some misanthropic fetish you have for causing pain? Please, hell has a lot of people just like you in it. Keep your fantasies to yourself. This is strictly a business call, Blood. That’s what you wanted to be called, right? It fits you.”

“Uh. What?” you ask, generally confused. “What are you talking about?”

“What’s he saying?” asks Rowan.

“What it will cost me to sweep this under the rug,” says Waldric. “Name your price.”

>I uh. Did? And then you fed me some weird line about fetishes?
>Stay away from the Crowthers. All of them.
>You uh. You keep helping us fight Meckor.
>What am I sweeping under the rug now?
>Wait, I’m like, kind of new to the whole intrigue thing, what are we talking about again?
>Other (?)

Oh my GOD will you stop arguing about a choice that happened already and isn't even a choice anymore?

You two need to chill the fuck out.

>>32863440
>You uh. You keep helping us fight Meckor.

>>32862753
>“You, and the Hallows, are going to stay away from her. That’s the only warning I’m giving you, hellborn.”
Now would be the time to go threathening mode on his ass but it'll surely sour our already piss poor relationship.

>>32863440
The location of the nearest landwell to your high school. That's the price.

>>32863464
Crowther's place.

>>32863440
>>Wait, I’m like, kind of new to the whole intrigue thing, what are we talking about again?

>>32863440
>>I uh. Did? And then you fed me some weird line about fetishes?

>>32863475
I'm sure Sierra would have noticed while she was there.

>>32863440
>I uh. Did? And then you fed me some weird line about fetishes?
>What am I sweeping under the rug now?
>Wait, I’m like, kind of new to the whole intrigue thing, what are we talking about again?

>>32863396
And that right there is why your suggestion has been ignored.

We all hate people who call attention to themselves, and you've been doing that for the past hour. You're even worse then the namefag at attention whoring.