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>>42925977

Huh.

Here I thought we were going the:
>You need to die and come back to reach S- lass.

Like Yusuke.

John wasn't Urameshi though.

I vote for a name of either John, Frank, Kaguya, or a boy named Sue.

Your parents have really cut it close with the moving day.

It's the beginning of September, and you're set to start your first day of High School tomorrow. That alone could be stressful, but you'll be attending high school in a new town where you know nobody. To make matters worse, you're on your way to your new home today, which doesn't exactly give you a whole lot of time to acclimate yourself to the new place before you're thrust into nine months of tedium.

You've been cooped up in a car with your parents and little sister for nearly three hours. Madelyn, who is only five, has made the trip far longer than necessary with her constant insistence that your parents stop to let her pee. You kind of wish they'd just tell her to do it in a bottle at this point, even though you aren't sure how well that would work.

"Alright, we're almost there," your dad announces for the third time in the last hour.

"I just got off the phone with the moving company," your mother tells him, sliding her cellphone into her purse. "They're bringing our things into the house now, all we'll have to do is unload the car and unpack."

>A. Ask if they'll really need you to help unpack

>B. Ask why you had to move

>C. Ask if you can stop and get something to eat first

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Action writein

>F. Remain silent

>>42926146
>>B. Ask why you had to move

>>42926146
>D.Happily unpack and offer to watch sister too.

I hope this place has ghosts! Our old house only had those dead animals. Right sis?

>>42926146
I want to become the badguy this time.

Can that be a thing Som?

Saw the original but never followed. What happened?

>>42926226
I mean, it could.

>>42926197
>>42926146
I'm down with making the most of our new home.

>>42926252
Satan turned out to be Satan

>>42926275
>Thought process shows the MC is unhappy
>/TG/ forces him to be positive through suggestions

Typical.

>>42926146
>Pray to not have to deal with this bullshit (moving/annoying little sister)

>>42926197
You remain quiet for the rest of the ride, but happily help your parents unpack when you arrive.

You keep an eye on your sister, who tries her best to help out but really just gets in everyone's way. She has a big smile on her face whenever your parents let her carry something small upstairs, so she seems pretty entertained.

With everyone working together, most of the unpacking is done in about an hour, all that remains is a few things your parents are going to handle.

"Thanks for being so helpful," your dad says as your mom goes upstairs to find your sister.

He reaches into his pocket, producing a twenty dollar bill. "Why don't you go somewhere and grab a bite to eat? And take Madelyn with you."

Your sister soon comes running down the stairs, rushing over to you and bouncing excitedly on her feet.

"Where are we going?" she asks cheerfully.

>A. Ask what she's in the mood for

>B. See if there's any good burger joints in the area

>C. See if there's a good pizza place anywhere

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Action writein

>F. Ask if you have to take Madelyn

>>42926444
>A. Ask what she's in the mood for

I wanna be the best big bro ever.

Even if it means watching the world burn.
We'll watch it with Maddy with shades on.

>>42926444
>"Do I have to take her? I was planning on going to a burger place, and she hates them. Plus, I want to try and meet some of my new classmates if possible"

>>42926512
Madelyn loves burgers

>>42926526
Well fuck. Does she like pizza? What about Chinese? Are we American, or what?

>>42926544
She's not crazy about Chinese, but she likes pizza

>>42926526
What about natural casing hot dogs and crunchy fresh cut fries cooked in peanut oil with half a pound of salt on them?

No, I'm not basing it on a real place in my hometown.

Also, what about sandwiches with cheese, fries, and slaw on them?

>>42926587
Dude, who doesn't like fries cooked like that?

>>42926611
Me
That much salt is disgusting

>>42926489
>>42926512
Deadlock

>>42926617
I don't mind a lot of salt if it's just on occasion

>>42926611
Health nuts?
This freak >>42926617

>>42926444
>B. See if there's any good burger joints in the area
In memory of John ;_;

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You assholes are making me hungry.

>>42926631
>>42926512
>>42926489
Three way deadlock

>>42926637
I'm okay with burgers.

>>42926637
Is this a very important decision? Let's just do burgers

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>>42926632
This is a medium.

>>42926654
>>42926631
"Let's see if there's any good places to get burgers around here," you suggest.

Madelyn jumps with joy, grinning ear to ear. "Yay! Burgers!"

"Be careful out there," your mom cautions. "And keep an eye on Madelyn."

The two of you leave the house and walk down the street. You pass a couple of people walking their dog, and introduce yourself while Madelyn plays with it. You soon say goodbye and keep walking, though Madelyn throws a few glances back at the dog, clearly wanting to go play with it some more.

It takes a bit of looking around, but you soon find a small shopping center that seems to have a burger joint. You and Madelyn walk across the parking lot and head inside.

It's only a short line, but you take some time to look at the menu. There are a variety of burgers, some of them looking delicious, and others looking like a guaranteed heart attack. Madelyn quickly tells you that she wants a burger and some fries, as usual. But, you take some time to think it over.

Your time comes, and a guy about your age with long, messy hair greets you from behind the register.

"Welcome to John's Burgers, may I take your order?" he asks.

>A. You want a regular cheeseburger

>B. Regular hamburger

>C. Bacon cheeseburger

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. French fries

>F. Veggie Burger

>G. Tofu Burger

>H. Double-cheeseburger

>I. Quarter-pounder

>J. Action writein

>>42926794
>D
Burger with a fried egg on it

>>42926807
YES

YES

SUPPORTING

>>42926794
>"I'll take a double-decker bacon cheeseburger with a side of fries, and she'll have a burger and fries."

>>42926807
Actually that sounds fantastic. Be sure to get Madelyn what she wants.

>>42926807
Supporting. Eggs are good.

>>42926794
I'll take the kayak special

B-because it has kaya in it
The best girl

>>42926807
"Can I get a burger with a fried egg on it?" you ask.

The guy stares at you for a moment. "Uh...let me see what we've got..."

He steps away from the register and disappears somewhere into the back. About two minutes later, he comes back.

"Okay, man, is there anything else?" he asks.

You order Madelyn's burger and fries, then go grab a table with her. She swings her feet back and forth, humming to herself and smiling at you.

"Big brother, what's school like?" she asks.

You forgot, she's starting Kindergarten tomorrow. She's never been to daycare, so school is sure to be an adjustment for her.

What should you tell her?

>A. School's great!

>B. School's awful!

>C. School's okay

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Action writein

>F. You think she'll have fun

>>42926794
>J
Leave
No respectable burger joint would sell Tofu burgers
No respectable Chef would deny Nature's blessing of the perfect mix of meat, grain and vegetable

>>42926968
Seduce little sister for loli incest times.

>>42926968
>Scool is aweful(said sarcastically so she knows we're joking.)
>You think she'll have fun.

>>42926968
>F. You think she'll have fun
School is fun until you get older, then they start teaching hard stuff and it gets boring

>>42926968
>E. It really depends how lucky you are.

>>42926968
>A. School's great!
Lie for her sake
Need her to like it early

>>42927004
Nope! Soooo much nope! What the hell is wrong with you?

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>>42927004

>>42926968
>A. School's great!

>>42926968
>>A. School's great!

>>42927030
"School's great!" you assure her, not really sure how much you believe that, but wanting to be upbeat for your sister's sake.

She looks thrilled to hear that, and you hope she maintains that positive attitude throughout the school year.

Your burgers are soon ready, and you dig in, finding your egg burger to be one of the most delicious things you've ever tasted. Madelyn scarfs down her fries and takes giant bites of her burger, letting you know that she holds a similar opinion about her own meal.

The two of you make short work of the food, and leave the restaurant together.

>A. Go home

>B. Ask Madelyn if she wants to go for a walk

>C. Something else

>D. Dialogue writein

>>42927214
>>B. Ask Madelyn if she wants to go for a walk

>>42925977

Shit, did John die?

>>42927214
>B. Ask Madelyn if she wants to go for a walk

>>42927214
>B. Ask Madelyn if she wants to go for a walk

>>42927214
>B

Shit, we're back

>>42927214
>>B. Ask Madelyn if she wants to go for a walk

New here, what happened to the last one? How did it go guys?

Sell this to me

>>42927218
You decide to ask your sister if she wants to go for a walk. She says yes, and the two of you begin exploring the new town.

Before long, you pass a pet store, and Madelyn begs to go inside and see the puppies.

>A. Take her into the store

>B. No, keep walking

>C. Something else

>D. Dialogue writein

>>42927283
>A

Siberian Husky
Now

>>42927283
>>A. Take her into the store
"But only a little bit then we go home."

>>42927275
See>>42926320

>>42927283
>>A. Take her into the store

>>42927283
>A. Take her into the store

Puppies are tasty!

>>42927335
No, those are kittens
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kn7OSBJCKyo

>>42927290
"Alright, but only for a little bit," you tell her. "Then we go home."

She nods then rushes to the doors, pulling them open and rushing inside the store. You follow, and find Madelyn at the puppy cages, pressing her face against the glass as a dozen tiny dogs bark and wag their tails at her.

You approach the glass, standing at your sister's side as she teases the puppies, holding her hands to the glass and watching the little dogs try to lick her. She begins tapping the class, and that's when someone speaks behind you.

"Excuse me, can you please not tap the glass?" a female voice requests.

You turn around to find a girl, perhaps a year younger than you, with long black hair and glasses, looking at your sister.

Madelyn turns towards the girl, looking down at her feet. "Sorry, I just wanted to play with the puppies."

"Well, we do have a playpen if you'd like to meet one of them," the girl tells your sister with a smile.

"Oh! Can we please?" Madelyn asks, looking pleadingly up at you.

>A. Yes

>B. No

>C. Leave

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Ask the girl her name

>F. Ask to see the Black Lab puppy

>G. Ask to see the Golden Retriever puppy

>H. Ask to see the Siberian Husky puppy

>I. Ask to see the German Shepherd puppy

>J. Something else

>>42927468
>>A. Yes
>I. Ask to see the German Shepherd puppy

>>42927468
>>A. Yes
then
>E. Ask the girl her name
>I. Ask to see the German Shepherd puppy

>>42927468
>I. Ask to see the German Shepherd puppy

I had German Shepherd dog. They are best.

>>42927468

>C. Leave

>>42927492
"Of course," you tell your sister before looking at the girl. "Can we see the German Shepherd puppy?"

The girl nods. "Sure. Go ahead into one of the playpens, and I'll bring her right in."

Madelyn leads the way into one of the playpens, bouncing around excitedly as the girl brings the puppy over to you.

She sets it down gently in the pen, and it begins excitedly running around, jumping up at Madelyn, biting at your shoelaces, and overall seeming like a happy ball of fun.

You and Madelyn play with the puppy while the dark-haired girl keeps an eye on the two of you from nearby. Everything is fine, but you notice some sort of bug keeps hovering close to the puppy. Whenever the bug gets close, the puppy lets out an adorable little grow and snaps at it, but the bug keeps coming back.

>A. Squash the bug

>B. Try catching the bug

>C. Leave it alone

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>42927663
>>A. Squash the bug

>>42927468
>A, then E and F

>>42927663
>>B. Try catching the bug
put it outside.

>>42927275
was fun, but we got murder-fucked, as did best girl

>>42927663
>B, but only when it isn't near the puppy
We don't want to smack the dog. We aren't Mike Vick.

>>42927663
>Grab a fly swatter and take the bug out.
>Mega Bug Swat!

>>42927663
>>B. Try catching the bug

>>42927663
>A. Squash the bug

Gently step on it.

Shit, did I miss us dying?

>>42927663
>>A. Squash the bug

>>42927742
I fell asleep and awoke to a dead John.

I was sad.

Guess if we had waited to turn demon before second death we'd have come back S Class.

>>42927663
>>A. Squash the bug

>>42927768
Gah, oh well. There goes all my investment. See ya anons.

>>42927821
Bye anon, sorry about the turn of events.

>>42927676
You keep a close eye on the bug, and wait for it to move a far enough distance from the puppy before you reach out and crush it between your hands.

The puppy looks at you, tilting its head to the side in confusion before returning to its playful attitude and running around Madelyn.

You look down at your hand, which is now covered in blue bug guts, which strikes you as odd. Wiping it on your pant leg, you return to playing with the puppy for a while before ultimately letting the girl know that you and Madelyn are done.

The girl comes over and picks up the puppy, returning it to its cage as a sad Madelyn looks on.

"I don't suppose your family's interested in adopting a dog?" the girl asks hopefully.

>A. Take Madelyn and go

>B. No

>C. You prefer to adopt dogs from pounds

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Ask the girl her name

>F. Tell her you'll have to ask your parents

>G. Something else

>>42927867
>>F. Tell her you'll have to ask your parents
"We did just move into the area and still need to settle but I will ask, the worst they can say is no."

>>42927867
>Ask her name and get the place's number
>Just explain we just moved in. Showed sister dogs just to make her happy.

>I'm....

Name?

>>42927867
>B. No
>A. Take Madelyn and go

>>42927867
>F. Tell her you'll have to ask your parents

>>42927867
>>A. Take Madelyn and go
>>B. No

We don't need a dog guys.

>>42927867
>F. Tell her you'll have to ask your parents

>>42927896
This

>>42927896
>Name?

John?

>>42927867
>F. Tell her you'll have to ask your parents
>E. Ask the girl her name

>>42927867
Yes

>>42927942
I will veto the names John, Frank, and Kaguya

>>42927976
Why frank?

>>42927976
Siegfried
I like this name

>>42927986
Original saiyan quest

>>42927976
Joseph

>>42927976
Theo.

>>42927976
Michael

>>42927976
>>42928004
I like that. Siegfried.

>>42927976
Jack. If not that Sue.

>>42927976
Actually I'm changing my view from >>42928016 to Sue

>>42928004
Supportan

>>42928004
>>42928016
>>42928018
>>42928034
>>42928047


>A. Siegfried

>B. Joseph

>C. Theo

>D. Michael

>E. Sue

>F. Something else

>>42928120
>A. Siegfried

>>42928120
>E. Sue

>>42928120
>>A. Siegfried

>>42928120
>A. Siegfried

>>42928120
Mattimeo

Matt for short.

Matt and Maddy.

>>42928120
>A. Siegfried

>>42928120
C

>>42928160
Redwall plz.

I mean i liked the book but plz.

>>42928120
>E

If we go A we either need a friend or pet named Roy.

>>42928201
Might want to consider adopting a puppy, then

>>42928201
I picked siegfried because of History's Strongest
Disciple Kenichi

Is this gonna be any less awful than the last one?

>>42928230
Only one way to find out

>>42928270
I'm willing to ride the train.

Choo! Choo!

>>42928138
>>42927896
"I'll have to ask my parents," you tell the girl. "We just moved into the area, and my little sister wanted to see the puppies."

The girl gives your sister a smile. "Well, I'm sure that puppy was very happy she did."

"So, what's your name?" you ask.

"Hmm? Oh, I'm Erin," she tells you.

"I'm Siegfried," you introduce. "Can I get this place's number just in case?"

"Sure, gimme a second and I'll write it down for you," Erin says, walking to a counter and scribbling the number down on a piece of paper. "Here you are."

You place the paper in your pocket, and prepare to leave when you see a boy about your age with short black hair run into the store, looking around frantically for something. He looks at you, and you're pretty sure you see his eyes drop a little lower than you're comfortable with before rushing over to you.

"Hey, you weren't bit by anything, were you?" he asks in a worried tone.

>A. No

>B. No, but you did squash a bug earlier

>C. Ask why he's asking questions like that

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Action writein

>F. Leave

>>42928413
B

>>42928413
>Killed a bug that tried. H1n1 is a serious problem, bro.

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>>42928270
>>42928375
Choo Choo motherfucker.

>>42928413
>B. No, but you did squash a bug earlier

>>42928413
>"No, the puppy we saw was super friendly."

>>42928413
>>C. Ask why he's asking questions like that
>D. Dialogue writein "Was it something dangerous?"

>>42928413
>B. No, but you did squash a bug earlier

>>42928413
>"No, puppies here are friendly."

Why we should think about bug first?

>>42928413
>>B. No, but you did squash a bug earlier

>>42928476
Blue blood? We killed the current spirit detective.

>>42928586
Metagaming is bad.

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>>42928586
Damn it anon

>>42928423
"No, but I squashed a bug earlier," you inform him.

"You squashed a bug?" he asks. "Was there anything...Idunno, weird about this bug?"

>A. No

>B. It had blue blood

>C. Something else

>D. Dialogue writein

>>42928681
>D. Dialogue writein
It didn't recognizemy greatness and prostrate itself before me

>>42928681
Blue blood.

>Show the stain.

>>42928703
I'll support this, we're an asshole. Character development.

>>42928681
>B. It had blue blood

>>42928681
B

>>42928681
>A. No
Blue blood isnt especially weird for a bug, motherfuckers got al kinds of different shit in them

>>42928681
>B. It had blue blood

>>42928681
>B. It had blue blood
we haven't been an asshole at all yet, dont mind keeping it that way

>>42928681
>A. No

We don't care about bugs

>>42928703
Andthen it tried to bite me, the prince of all say-Spiritual Detectives!

>>42928703
Supportan

>>42928413
>B

>>42928703
Supporting this, if for no other reason that the act its so damn odd

My vote was >>42928723

>>42928703
>>42928715
"Yeah, it didn't recognize my greatness and prostrate itself before me," you answer.

"What?" the guy asks, giving you a look of total confusion.

"Well, it had blue blood," you explain, pointing to the strain.

"Blue blood....right...wait, you saw it?!" he asks in disbelief.

>A. Ask what he means

>B. Well yeah, you killed it

>C. Something else

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Leave

>>42928681
>B

>>42928891
A

>>42928891
>B. Well yeah, you killed it

>>42928891
>"Yep. I smashed that bastard"

>>42928891
B

>>42928891
>B. Well yeah, you killed it

>>42928891
>E. Leave
You're being weird dude and i gotta get back home

>>42928908
"Well yeah, I killed it," you tell him.

"Right, o-of course," he replies nervously. "So, you didn't see any others, right?"

Madelyn looks up at you and the stranger in confusion, probably wondering why this guy is acting so weird. You're sure that Erin is probably doing the same.

"There weren't any more, were there?" he asks.

>A. No

>B. (Lie) Yes

>C. Leave

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>42929034
A

>>42929034
>A. No

>>42929034
>>B. (Lie) Yes

"At least three."

>C. Leave

>>42929034
Not that we saw, why they some sort of radioactive super bug that grant bug powers if they bite you?

>>42929034
>A. No

>>42929079
"No," you answer.

The boy lets out a relieved sigh. "Great. Well, later!"

He turns around and rushes out of the store, turning right and vanishing from your view. Madelyn, whose attention has been taken by the puppies once again, doesn't notice, though you see Erin relax a bit once the boy's gone.

"That was weird," she says, summing up the whole encounter pretty well.

>A. Ask if she knows that guy

>B. Take Madelyn and go home before your parents get too worried

>C. Something else

>D. Dialogue writein

>>42929208
>A then B

>>42929208
B

>>42929208
>B. Take Madelyn and go home before your parents get too worried

>>42929222
Supporting lucky trips.

>>42929222
if we can

>>42929222
"Do you know that guy?" you ask.

"Never seen him before in my life," she answers. "Maybe he just moved here too."

You say goodbye, dragging Madelyn away from the puppies and walking home with her. It's getting dark, so you walk quickly, entering your house to find your parents waiting.

"What took you so long?" your mother asks in irritation. "Was it really that long of a walk to get something to eat?"

"Siegfried took me to see puppies!" Madelyn explains in an excited tone.

Your mom smiles. "He did? Did you have fun?"

Madelyn nods happily, and your mom gives you a smile.

"I'm glad," your mom tells your sister. "Now go ahead upstairs, it's time for your bath."

"Okay," Madelyn says before running up the stairs.

Your mom looks over at you, still smiling. "Thanks for being so good to your little sister."

She heads for the stairs, and your father walks over to you.

"So, how are you feeling about all of this?" he asks.

>A. The place seems nice

>B. You wish you hadn't moved

>C. You still don't get why you had to move

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. You're fine

>F. Don't answer

>G. Something else

>>42929355
>A then C

>>42929355
A, also suggest getting a puppy for Madelyn to help her with the move.

>>42929355
>"Bugs and puppies. So far, it's okay"

>>42929355
>>42929376
seconding

>>42929376
Supporting

>>42929376
Me also supporting this
>>42929386

>>42929376
>>42929386
"The place seems nice," you answer, "But I still don't understand why we had to move."

Your father sighs. "I told you, it's for work."

He places a hand on your shoulder. "I know this is a big change for you, and I know you'll probably miss your friends from our old home, but I'm proud of how you're handling this so far."

He gives you a smile and steps back. "So, with that in mind, I have a little present for you. We aren't in the city anymore, and I'm sure you're going to want to go off and do your own thing a lot of nights, so I got you this."

He pulls a cellphone from his pocket, handing it to you.

"If you're going to be out late some night or are going somewhere, give your mother and I a call," he instructs.

>A. Thank him

>B. You will

>C. Ask if they got Madelyn anything

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>42929526
A and C

>>42929526
>A. Thank him

>>42929542
>>42929526
This. Mention the puppy.

So are our parents Bruce and Kara?

>>42929553
Supporting also
>>42929548

>>42929526
>A. Thank him
>C. Ask if they got Madelyn anything

>>42929526
>>A. Thank him

>>42929542
"Thank you," you say. "Did you guys get Madelyn anything?"

He chuckles. "Yeah, we got her some new dolls. She's easy to shop for."

"You should get her a puppy," you suggest.

"A puppy, huh?" he asks, considering it. "I'll talk to your mother, and we'll see what happens."

His expression turns more serious. "And Siegfried, I need you to do me a favor and not tell any more stories about ghosts around your sister. Don't tell her you've seen a ghost in the bathroom, or the basement, or anything, alright? She'll have nightmares."

>A. Alright

>B. But you really did see ghosts at the old house

>C. Something else

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Go to your room

>>42929649
Looks neat so far QM. Seen the OP pic for a while but never stopped by.

> A & B

>>42929649
A and B

>>42929649
>B. But you really did see ghosts at the old house

>>42929675
second

>>42929675
Thanks, anon

>>42929649

>>B. But you really did see ghosts at the old house

then

>>D. Not that you'll believe me anyway. Whatever.

then,

>>A. Alright

Probably better she doesn't know anyway.

>>42929675
"Alright, but I really did see ghosts at the old house," you tell your dad.

"I told you, there's no such thing as ghosts," your father replies.

You've had this discussion before. The first time you saw a ghost; a tall man in black with dreadlocks, your father had looked rather pale when you told him. Both he and your mother assured you that ghosts aren't real, and it was just your imagination.

Still, you'd continued to see ghosts, even two that looked a lot like your grandparents. Your dad had gotten sad when you told him about them, and once again told you that there was no such thing as ghosts.

This has to be like, the fiftieth time you've had this conversation.

"Just, make sure you don't go scaring your sister with this," he reiterates.

>A. Alright

>B. Go to your room

>C. Something else

>D. Dialogue writein

>>42929837

Just thought of more. Also:

>>D. Unless they're friendly. I make no promises if they're friendly. Or really really unfriendly and angry.

>>42929854
A

>>42929854
A and B

>>42929854

>A. Alright

>B. Go to your room

On second thought, ignore this.>>42929879

I'm being dumb.

>>42929854
>A. Alright, I won't scare her.

>>42929912
agreed and seconding

>>42929912
agree

>>42929884
"Alright, I won't scare her," you tell him.

He smiles. "Good. Now, it's getting late. You might want to get to bed soon."

You nod, heading upstairs to your new room. Your parents set it up well, with your bed made just how you like it, your computer plugged in and running near the window, your clothes put away, and your tv and videogames set up.

>A. Go on the computer

>B. Play some vidya

>C. Go to sleep

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>42929989
C

>>42929989
> Play some goddamn vidya

>>42929989
>>A. Go on the computer
go on spirit-chan and shitpost

>>42929989
>Make sure we finished summer reading for school, realize we didn't, PANIC

>>42929989
>>42930014
Seconding B

>>42930014
Me
>>42930030
I'm good with this too

>>42929989
>E. Something else
Go for your usual late night jog

Every day is leg day

>>42930032
Specifying the book we didn't read is Hitchiker's Guide.

>>42930014
This or
>>42930030
This

>>42929989
>Search for porn.

>>42930014
You decide to play some video games, and spend the next hour or so playing some of your favorites before climbing into bed and pulling up the covers.

The next day, your mother makes pancakes for breakfast, and your family gathers in the kitchen to eat. Your dad pours you a glass of orange juice, while Madelyn takes a glass of milk.

"So, who's excited for school?" your mom asks, taking a seat.

"I am!" Madelyn answers eagerly with a mouth full of pancake.

"We're going to be driving Madelyn to school," your dad tells you. "We'll give you a ride, too, unless you don't want to be dropped off by your parents."

>A. A ride with the family sounds fine

>B. You'll take the bus

>C. You'll walk

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>42929989

>>E. Make connection between parents not believing you about seeing ghosts and that one kid not believing you about you seeing a bug. Don't jump to conclusions, but keep it in mind. Resolve to keep an eye out for that kid in the future.

>>42930264
As much as I can feel the plot calling from walking alone, I can't leave little sis

> Ride with family

>>42930264
>B, "Doesn't high school start earlier than primary, even though scientifically teenagers need more sleep than pre-teens?"

Or just B.

Gah, missed it.

>>42930264

>>C.

>>42930264
A is fine

>>42930264
> Ride with family.
You'll get a bit of extra sleeping time in car.

>>42930311
It does, but since they're giving your sister a ride, they'll give you one too

>>42930264
>>A. A ride with the family sounds fine

Screw what other people think.

>>42930336
Was asking parents. And since it does it means sister has to leave early for school. That is not fair to her.

>>42930264
>>A. A ride with the family sounds fine

>>42930321
>>42930306
You decide that a ride with the family is just fine, as you really don't care what anyone else thinks about it.

You all enjoy a pleasant breakfast before climbing into the car and heading across town. Madelyn asks you a lot of questions about school, which you answer to the best of your ability while trying to paint school in a positive light.

Madelyn hands on your every word, and still seems excited as your parents pull into your school's parking lot, wishing for you to have a good day before leaving with your sister.

It's the first day, so you head to homeroom, where a balding man with white hair sits behind a desk, watching as the students all take their seats.

You only see three still open; one in the middle of the room next to the guy from the burger joint, one up front next to Erin, and one in the back next to that strange guy from the pet store.

>A. Sit next to the burger joint guy

>B. Sit next to Erin

>C. Sit next to the guy in the back

>D. Dialogue writein

>>42930450
> Burgerman Jointguy
The burger calls to me, and I don't know why

>>42930450
>Say hi to her and ask if she minds if you sit next to her, then B if she says yes, if not C

>>42930450
>>A. Sit next to the burger joint guy
possible bro?

>>42930450
>B. Sit next to Erin

>>42930450
>A
Burgerbro time!

>>42930450
>>A. Sit next to the burger joint guy

Fuck glasses and the plotline is inevitable so it doesn't matter if we delay that shit.

>>42930450
A, but wave to Erin

>>42930596
I'll back this

>>42930596
You give a friendly wave to Erin before sitting next to the guy from the burger joint. The guy looks over to you, giving you a little nod and saying hello.

"Hey, man, small world," he says in a friendly tone. "I'm Randy, nice to meet you."

"I'm Siegfried," you introduce.

"Huh, first guy I ever met with that name," Randy says to you. "Never seen you around here before, except for last night. You new?"

>A. You just moved here yesterday

>B. Ask him what the people in town are like

>C. Ask what the people in school are like

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>42930683
>>A. You just moved here yesterday
>C. Ask what the people in school are like

>>42930683
A and C

>>42930683
>A. You just moved here yesterday
>C. Ask what the people in school are like

>>42930683
>A and C

>>42930683
>A and C

We gonna get an RKO OUTTA NOWHERE?

>>42930700
"I just moved here yesterday," you confirm.

"Well, welcome to the town," Randy says with a smile. "It's a pretty nice place with some great food, I think you'll like it here."

"What are the people at school like?" you ask.

"Well, I only know our grade, the sophomores, and the juniors, but they're mostly good people," he answers. "I mean, you've got your cliques and one or two people with bad attitudes, but nobody around here's all that bad."

"Good morning, students!" your homeroom teacher speaks up. "I am Mr. Grant, and welcome to your first year of High School. For those of you who aren't aware of how things are done here; this school operates under block scheduling. What this means is that classes are twice as long, but you have half as many each semester. Honestly, I think it's a good system, and those of you planning to attend college should benefit from being exposed to it early."

"So, what's your first class?" Randy asks

>A. Gym

>B. Ask him what his first class is

>C. Wait for Mr. Grant to dismiss you

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Action writein

>>42930895
>>A. Gym

>B. Ask him what his first class is

>>42930919
Seconding

>>42930919
This

>>42930895
>D. Dialogue writein
"Metal shop"
>B. Ask him what his first class is

>>42930919
"Gym," you answer. "You?"

"Same here, man," he tells you. "Sweet, this should be fun."

You're soon dismissed and sent to your first class. You gather in the gym, where a slightly overweight man wearing a baseball cap addresses the class.

"Alright, ladies and gentlemen, listen up!" he begins. "I want to welcome you all to Andrew Jackson High School! My name is Patrick Charles, but you can call me PC if you like, or Mr. Charles, I'm not picky."

He looks the class over. "Now, it's the first day, so I'll let this slide, but from here on you need to start wearing appropriate gym clothes to this class. We will be doing a lot of running, pushups, and all sorts of other activities to keep you all in shape."

You hear a few students groan.

"Come on, physical health is important," Mr. Charles insists. "Of course, so is mental health. I want you all to understand that this class is a safe-zone. No hurtful language is allowed here. If you have a problem with someone, you can settle it in a game of basketball or dodgeball. Now, is everyone ready to have some fun? Because we're going to start today with some laps around the gym!"

The class groans, and begins running laps.

>A. Run as fast as you can, see how you compare to the others

>B. Pace yourself; get the most out of this that you can

>C. Slow jog with Randy and chat

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>42931043
>A. Run as fast as you can, see how you compare to the others
yawn

>>42931043
>>C. Slow jog with Randy and chat

>>42931043
>>B. Pace yourself; get the most out of this that you can

>>42931043
A, hoping we're pretty sporty

>>42931043
>A. Run as fast as you can, see how you compare to the others

These plebians shall learn of our superiority

>>42931043
>C. Slow jog with Randy and chat

>>42931072
This

>>42931091
>These plebians shall learn of our superiority
Patricians are not showing off before plebs. That's beneath us.

>>42931043
>>B. Pace yourself; get the most out of this that you can
>Do extra laps
Look at these weak faggots.

>>42931043
Go to the coach and ask him

"You PC brah?"

>>42931043
A

>>42931048
You decide to run as fast as you can, and see how you compare to the others in the class. You're soon doing pretty well outrunning everyone else, even the few that actually seem to be running their fastest.

"Good hustle, but pace yourself!" Mr. Charles instructs.

You begin to feel yourself tiring out and realize that he's right, so you slow down, coming up next to Randy and letting some of the others pass you.

"Dude, did you run track at your old school, or something?" he asks.

>A. Yes

>B. No

>C. You might be interested in joining the team at this school

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>42931185
>>A. Yes
>C. You might be interested in joining the team at this school
BACKSTORY!

>>42931185
A and C

>>42931175
"Yeah, brah! PC UMASS"

>>42931185
>A. Yes
>C. You might be interested in joining the team at this school
Endurance get.

>>42931185
>A. Yes
>C. You might be interested in joining the team at this school

>>42931185
A.)
C.)

>>42931185
>D. Dialogue writein
"Yeah a couple of years. How's the basketball team here?"

>>42931185
>>B. No

>>42931194
"Yeah," you answer. "This school have a team? Maybe I'll join."

"Sweet, man, how long did you do that for?" Randy asks.

"A couple of years," you answer. "How's the basketball team here?"

He shrugs. "They're okay, not the best, not the worst. Great group of dudes, though."

"Hey, you two! Come on and hustle!" Mr. Charles shouts to you.

You and Randy pick up the pace, working up a good sweat before the teacher finally tells everyone to stop.

"Alright, good job everyone," Mr. Charles compliments. "Now, who's ready to play some dodgeball?"

The class is broken up into teams, and several balls are placed in the center of the gym. Everyone is made to back up, then the teacher blows the whistle.

>A. Rush for the center and grab a ball

>B. Stay in the back where it's harder to get hit

>C. Go near the front and see how many you can dodge

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>42931298
>>B. Stay in the back where it's harder to get hit

>>42931298
C, endurance and agility please

>>42931298
>C. Go near the front and see how many you can dodge
Try to catch them too, that means the thrower is out

>>42931298
>>E. Something else
Take charge and command the men to victory

Deus Vul!

>>42931328
You decide to head up front, not going for any of the balls on the ground, but instead seeing how well you can do dodging.

Your reflexes have always been pretty good, and when the first ball comes flying your way, you're able to catch it, taking the girl who threw it out of the game. You throw it, catching a guy on the other team off guard and knocking him out before you narrowly duck beneath another. You stand back up and dodge a few more before finally being hit.

You head over to the bleachers, where Randy is already sitting with a red cheek.

"Hey, man," he says as you take a seat next to him.

>A. Ask if he's okay

>B. Wait to see if you get called back in

>C. Something else

>D. Dialogue writein

>>42931328
Backing

Damn I miss dodgeball

>>42931464
>>A. Ask if he's okay

>>42931464
C, chat with him until B if it happens

>>42931490
This

>>42931464
> Ask if he's okay
> Offer to slam the bitch who hit him next time we're in

>>42931490
"Are you okay?" you ask.

"Yeah man, I'm fine," Randy answers. "Rob just got me in the face with a dodgeball."

You spot a larger looking kid throwing dodgeballs and aiming for kid's heads. You assume that he's Rob.

You and Randy make smalltalk for a while, until you're called back into the game. You dodge a couple of throws before managing to get your hands on a ball.

>A. Throw it at a random target

>B. Aim for Rob

>C. Aim for Rob's head

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>42931601
Calling it now, it was Erin.

>>42931650
>Spirit Ball kick into Rob's fat fucking ginger ass face.

>>42931650
>>C. Aim for Rob's head
Payback is a bitch.

>>42931464
>A. Ask if he's okay

>>42931650
>E. Something else
Aim for hos Knee

Kneel

>>42931650
>get a couple teammates together and all aim at Rob at the same time

>>42931650
>C. Aim for Rob's head

>>42931650
>E.
Murder rob

>>42931650
C & E Aim for Rob's head, piss him off, get in a fight, have a life changing experience with him and become bros for life.

>>42931675
Payback's a bitch.

You take aim at Rob, and throw the dodgeball right at his head, getting him right in the face and really pissing him off from the look of things.

He looks in your direction, practically shaking with fury. He quickly stomps towards you, getting hit by some other dodgeballs in the process before he's standing right in front of you.

"Yo, what's up, man?" he asks in irritation, giving you a shove.

>A. Tell him that was for what he did to Randy

>B. Shove him back

>C. Punch him

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Do nothing, let him get himself in trouble

>F. Something else

>>42931886
>>B. Shove him back
>D. Dialogue writein
"payback is a bitch yah shithead."

>>42931886
E

>>42931886
>Playin' like you Robert.
>Don't like it? Then change your game son, or I'll change it for you.
YOU DONT KNOW ME BITCH! YOU DONT KNOW WHAT I DO!

>>42931886
>>E. Do nothing, let him get himself in trouble
Yawn in the fuckers face like hes nothing.

>>42931886
>E, channel inner Piccolo and just dodge everything he throws at you and goad him into doing something stupid

>>42931886
> Payback's a rubbery, cold-hearted bitch
> shiteatinggrin.exe

>>42931886
>E. Do nothing, let him get himself in trouble
"You're out."

>>42931940
>>42931937
>>42931932
>>42931930
Taunting and making him look like a fool

Supporting it

>>42931886
>F
>Yeah nigga what's good, you wanna talk shit and start some shit, or let shit not be shit?

>>42931968
Basically we're a cool headed, athletic guy everyone likes but are secretly a giant douche with a superiority complex, right? I can get behind that.

You know its odd.

Pushing hundreds of kids together, forcing them to socialize whilst pushing what they call education into their heads.

The we expect them to form their own social circles that seem to ingrain itself in natural tradition.

Then when these circles clash, both sides are generally punished!

The school system is bizarre from an outside perspective.

>>42932039
Nerrrrrd

>>42932027
Who adores his lil' sis.

>>42932039
I bet you sat at the nerd table.

>>42932027
where did you get the douchbag thing from?

I hope we can start out with a sword or some other weapon when we become a spirit detective. Change things up a bit.

>>42932051
>>42932069
I was a social chameleon.

Hung out with everyone.

Oddly only the stoners kept in touch...

>>42931930
"I'm playing like you, Rob," you say with a shit-eating grin.

"Listen, you little shit," Rob says, grabbing you by your shirt collar. "You'd better watch your fucking mouth before I make your face look like your ass."

Mr. Charles blows his whistle. "Hey, hands to yourself!"

"You're out," you tell Rob.

Rob lets go of your shirt collar and punches you in the face. You turn and take a step back, but mostly shrug it off. You can take a punch just fine, though you feel a very strong urge to punch the guy back.

"That's it!" Mr. Charles shouts. "Principle's office, now!"

>A. Don't do anything; just wait for Robert to leave

>B. Punch Robert in the face

>C. Something else

>D. Dialogue writein

>>42932081
For the love of god, please let us get some tonfas for fucking chrsts sake.

>>42932039
The autism is tangible

>>42932097
principal's*

>>42932097
>A. Don't do anything; just wait for Robert to leave
We smart delinquent now

>>42932079
We're intentionally antagonizing Rob and then trying to work things so only he gets in trouble.

>>42932097
>A. Don't do anything; just wait for Robert to leave

>>42932097
>Is that all you got Bobby? Your momma hit me harder than that last night.

>Whisper of course.

>>42932097
>>A. Don't do anything; just wait for Robert to leave
we will kick his ass later after school.