The rest of gym class goes off without any further incident. You hang out with Randy, talking about all kinds of simple things until it comes time for the next class. You depart from the gym and walk to your history class, where you see Erin among the assembled students.

A brown-haired woman with a ponytail sits behind a desk, watching the students as they come and greeting them politely.

You say a friendly hello as you look for a seat. There is one beside Erin, one beside a red-haired boy in glasses, and one in the back next to some blonde girl on her cell phone.

>A. Sit next to Erin

>B. Sit next to the redheaded boy

>C. Sit next to the blonde girl

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>42958349
>Eriiiiiin

>Also look for ghosts in the school. There's always at least a couple.

>>42958349
A

>>42958349
>A. Sit next to Erin

Hope we get a sword named Gram or Nothung. And climb a mountain, slay a dragon and save the princess! Also our mentor dies taking out the king.

Djangooooo

>>42958349
A. Erin

>>42958416
Since Erin's the only person you recognize, you take a seat beside her. The two of you exchange quick hellos before the class begins.

"Good morning, students," your teacher greets. "I am Ms. Claire, and welcome to your United States History course."

She turns on her smart board and pulls up a PowerPoint presentation titled "The Causes of the American Revolution"

"Now, can anybody tell me some of the factors that caused the colonies to rebel against England?" Ms. Claire asks.

>A. The stamp act

>B. The Boston Massacre

>C. Don't answer

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>42958714
A, mixed an assortment of other perceived injustices tied with the rising anti-monarchist sentiment and the desire for democratic representation developing within Enlightenment thought throughout the Western world.

>>42958714
>A. The stamp act
Gotta be the smart popular kid

>>42958714
>A. The stamp act

I can't remember my American History so well, but I think that this was the thing that caused the whole no taxation without representation thing.

>>42958714
>George Washington and the founding fathers did not want to share all the profits they made from harvesting cannabis.

>Mt. Rushmore crew!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ABhyKEK-CDg


Or just taxes, Boston massacre and the fact king george went nuts.

>>42958778
You raise your hand, and when called upon, mention the stamp act and a series of other perceived injustices, resentment towards Europe in general, a desire for representation in Parliament which England refused to give, and catalyzing events such as the Boston Massacre.

"Very good," Ms. Claire says with a smile. "You're absolutely correct. After the conflict that became known in North America as the French and Indian War..."

Your teacher goes on to explain how, beginning with the French and Indian War, Britain began to get more directly involved in the colonies it had largely left to their own devices in the past. This interference, combined with increased taxes despite a lack of representation, caused tensions to run high.

You pay attention and take notes, and by the time class is over, you feel satisfied that you understand the material.

Class is dismissed, and you head to lunch, finding the cafeteria already crowded. You buy some lunch which, to your surprise, actually appears edible, then look around for a place to sit.

You spot the strange darkhaired boy from yesterday sitting by himself, Robert sitting with a bunch of other large looking students, Randy sitting with a group of students consisting of two other guys and a pair of girls, and the blonde girl from your history class sitting with a group of other girls, acting very obnoxious.

>A. Sit with the strange boy

>B. Sit with Rob

>C. Sit with Randy

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Sit with the loud girls

>F. Something else

>>42959065
C. Gotta sit with BurgerBro Randy

>>42959065

>A. Sit with the strange boy
>Inb4 he's a ghost!

>>42959065
>A. Sit with the strange boy

>>42959065
Strange bro time.

>>42959098
You walk over to the table, where the strange boy seems to be staring into a hand mirror.

He quickly shuts it, shifting nervously as you take a seat. He doesn't appear to have any lunch, and looks extremely uncomfortable. He doesn't look directly at you, simply staring out of the corner of his eyes as sweat seems to appear on his face.

"Oh, uh....hello Siegfried...." he greets in a shaky voice before suddenly tensing up, as if he said something he shouldn't.

You consider asking how he knows your name, but he probably just heard the teacher in homeroom say it. Still, this boy is just strange, and you feel yourself growing a bit uncomfortable as you sit across from him. You wonder if he's like this with everyone, or if it's just something about you that makes him nervous.

>A. Ask where his lunch is

>B. Ask if it's alright if you sit with him

>C. Ask his name

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Action writein

>>42959237
This is not Game of Thrones, so main characters will probably not be dying left and right. So, be careful with your choices, but also relax and have fun
Kek I just noticed this

>D. Dialogue writein
"What's up... uh I didn't get your name yet mind if I sit?"

>>42959237
B, if he accepts then C

>>42959237
>A
>B
>C
> "What was up with that bug thing yesterday? Why shouldn't I have been able to see it?"

>>42959237
>A. Ask where his lunch is
>B. Ask if it's alright if you sit with him
>C. Ask his name

If he doesn't have lunch, we should try and offer to get him a bag of chips or something. Missing meals sucks, especially if you're overworked.

>>42959237
>Ask he sees ghosts too.

Lovely ice breaker.

>>42959283
>>42959334
>>42959272
"What's up?" you greet. "Uh...sorry, didn't get your name."

"Oh...it's..Jim," he tells you, producing a weak smile.

"Mind if I eat with you?" you ask.

"Go ahead," he tells you, though you can tell he wishes you wouldn't.

"So, where's your lunch?" you ask.

"I uh....already ate," Jim answers, clearly lying.

>A. Offer him some of your lunch

>B. Ask about yesterday

>C. Eat quietly

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Action writein

>F. Find somewhere else to sit

>>42959446
>Ask him about the mirror.

>You look like you were talking to someone. Is that like...a mirror cell phone?

>Jim is actually the spirit detective. Making him John.

>Which makes Siegfried...Bruce?

I'm OK with this.

>>42959512
We're Bruce's and Kara's kid

>>42959496
Supporting this

>>42959446
>A
Then
>"So what was up with that big thing yesterday? You looked really worried about it."

>>42959553
QM already shot that down.

>>42959562
This mang

>>42959582
Did I?

>>42959582
I hope we're unrelated.

Or come from a line of shamans.

....

Hm. Plans to make Shaman King Quest are forming!

>>42959582
No that was if our parents were descendants of Bruce and Kara

>>42959605
What is our parents name anyway?

Hell? What is our surname.

Feel like we had the same issue with John.

>>42959446
>A. Offer him some of your lunch

>B. Ask about yesterday

>>42959605
O thought you did, could be wrong. It's your quest, so your word is law.

>>42959562

You have two hotdogs for lunch, so you give one to Jim. He doesn't look comfortable taking part of your lunch, but ultimately takes the hotdog, thanking you before taking a bite.

"So, what was up with that bug thing yesterday?" you ask. "You seemed really worried about it."

Jim's face pales noticeably, and he nearly chokes on his hotdog. He shifts around uncomfortably as he tries to develop an answer. You're pretty sure that he's about to give you a lie as an explanation, but you decide to hear him out anyway.

"Well...you see...I thought I saw a tick flying around in the pet store," he explains, stuttering a bit. "I thought it would bite someone, or the dogs, so I came in to warn everyone."

He gives another weak smile. "But, you killed it."

"Well, why did you sound so surprised I saw it?" you ask him.

You see that Jim is sweating. "I didn't think anybody would see it, I just thought it would bite someone without anyone knowing it was there."

>A. Ask why he's lying

>B. Pretend to believe him

>C. Something else

>D. Dialogue writein

>>42959681
>What is our parents name anyway?
Dad - Siegfried
Mom - Mom
>Hell? What is our surname.
Wilson
>Feel like we had the same issue with John.
Nobody wanted to agree on an appearance or anything

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>>42959715
Yes, I am King

>>42959681
Your dad's name is Bruce

Your last name is Romano

>>42959747

>>42959727
>B. Pretend to believe him
Right but it had blue blood creepy as hell man

>>42959727
>Lay our cards on the table.

Look. I see dead people. Your surprised I saw that bug. Making it a paranormal bug.

Are you in a supernatural club or something? I'd like to join!

>>42959727
>Why the lie?
>Is this something like ghosts or spirits?

>>42959754
So wait are we blonde hair or dark haired?

>>42959727
>>B. Pretend to believe him
>implying ticks fly

>>42959727
>D. But ticks don't fly and this thing was flying. He might wanna come up with a better lie next time

>>42959812
Blonde as a child but it got dark as we aged I bet.

>>42959812
See>>42959830

>New Spirit Detective Quest
I liked DBZ Quest when I used to play it, and I kinda missed the Old Spirit Detective quest.
Is this some sort of sequel? Do you need the previous one to understand what is going on?

>>42959806
>>42959823
"But, ticks don't fly," you point out. "The bug I killed was flying. It also had blue blood, which was strange."

You lean forward as Jim fidgets in fear.

"You might want to come up with a better lie next time," you suggest. "So why the lie? Is this some sort of paranormal thing? Ghosts or Spirits?"

"How did you-" Jim starts before catching himself. He gives a nervous little laugh. "There's no such things as ghosts, so don't worry about that."

He looks you in the eyes, for once saying something you actually believe. "Look, it's for your own good that I'm not telling you. I didn't expect anyone to see what you saw, but I can't have you getting involved with this. Now please, don't ask me any more questions."

>A. Okay

>B. You can't promise that

>C. Ask if you're in danger

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>42959931
>>C. Ask if you're in danger

>>42959850
You won't need to know anything from the old quest to know what's going on here

>>42959931
>Dude. S'already to late. I'm in. If I know me, I never let stuff like this go. Ever. Plus I don't need to ask questions. I had a feeling answers will come to me.

The longer we hang out. Buddy.

>>42959931
>B
"Just so you know, I'm already able to see ghosts."
>C
"Is there something I need to know about to protect my family?"

>>42959931
>D. I see dead people all the time

>>42959931
>C. Ask if you're in danger
Then answer me this; Shoud i be worried?

>>42960007
>Bruce Willis keeps bugging me about his wife.

>And M. Night's careers. I keep telling him the last air bender was suicide but he never listens.

>>42959939
"Well, answer me this; should I be worried?" you ask.

"I don't think so," Jim tells you. "Things will be taken care of. Just, you know don't get involved with this thing, and let the professionals handle it."

>A. The professionals?

>B. Tell him you're already kind of involved

>C. Something else

>D. Dialogue writein

>>42960116
>A. The professionals?
Please don't tell me that's just you

>>42960116

>A. The professionals?
So you are an ESPer too?

>>42960116
>B
"I can't just ignore this! If there is something I am able to do to help then I must."

>>42960116
>D. Dialogue writein
You don't sound entirety certain about that man

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>>42958251
I'll just leave these here...

>>42960116
>So do you like movies? What's your favorite?

>Uh..ghostbusters. No wait! Uh. Paranormal Activity? Ah shit no. Um Tenacious D and the pick of destiny?

>>42960136
"The professionals?" you ask. "Please don't tell me that's just you."

"No, it's not just me," he tells you nervously. "Now please, stop worrying about it."

He looks down at the watch on his wrist, glancing nervously over his shoulder. You follow his gaze, and see Rob starring at you hatefully.

You half expect him to get up and try fighting you in the middle of the cafeteria, but you also see that he's being watched by several faculty members. Despite the fact that Rob really can't do anything right now without getting into serious trouble, Jim doesn't seem relaxed in the slightest.

"You don't sound all that certain that things will be okay, man," you tell him.

He looks back at you, forcing another smile. "I promise, things are fine."

The bell rings, and Jim quickly gets up, rushing to his next class. You get up and head to your next class; English.

The rest of the day passes without much else of interest going on. You pay attention in all of your classes, take notes, and at the end of the day feel that you did well.

School is over; what should you do now?

>A. Walk home

>B. Take the bus home

>C. Hang out for a while

>D. Something else

>>42960354
>Follow Jim.

>While singing our own spy theme song.

>>42960354
Pick up Madelyn and walk home

>>42960354
>C. Hang out for a while
Let trouble come to us

>>42960382
Seconding this

>>42960382
Were we suppose to do that or is our parents picking her up?

>>42960404
Your parents will be picking her up, but if you go now you can meet them there

>>42960431
Sure. Why not.

Maybe ask our parents to take us around town for job applications too.

May as well make some money too.

>>42960451
I'll second this one

>>42960382
You decide to swing by Madelyn's school and pick her up. Looking at the time, you can see that you'll have to move quickly if you want to get there by the time your parents do.

You start towards the elementary school, which is only a few blocks away. It's a nice day out, so the walk is pleasant, at least until you notice that you're being followed.

Rob is tailing you, accompanied by two other kids only about an inch shorter than him. All three look like they've been held back a few grades, and you're guessing they aren't coming to do anything pleasant.

>A. Keep walking, maybe they're going somewhere else

>B. Stop and see what they want

>C. Call your parents and offer to pick up Madelyn for them

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>42960523
>E. Something else
Make a quick turn around a croner, see if they follow you. If they do, turn around another one, and ambush them from behind there.

If possible do it somewhere people won't hear

>>42960523
>Stop. Turn around, drop our books and adopt a fighting pose.

>Motion them to attack.
>Say something edgy as fuck

You wanna know why I wear all black?
To hide the blood. Your blood in this case.

>>42960584
Yeah, no

>>42960523
Keep in sight of people, don't panic, they won't try anything if they think they'll get caught, and if they do try something hey it's self defense so trash their asses until they learn not to fuck with us. Also we must keep taunting Rob. "Hey Rob, trying to get yourself a new juvie record? I hear they like to make guys like you into bitches. . . Wait have you already been, is that why your pants are sagging?"

>>42960608
Sig is gonna get into a fight.

May as well embrace it.

>>42960615
This is edgier then I was tbh.

>>42960615
How high is our character's Asskicking skill at this point?

>>42960523
Just stop and see what they want. No need for taunts and edge.

>>42960663
I dunno but we should find out.

>>42960675
Fine.

We'll taunt and edge after they attack and not before.

Who knows, maybe they want us to be their new leader?

>>42960608
Have we been in fights before? I know we can take a hit like a champ, but what about hitting back?

>>42960560
You make a quick turn around the corner, waiting to see if they follow you.

They do, and begin picking up the pace, drawing closer as you turn once again, heading in the direction of the school.

>A. Stop and see what they want

>B. Run to the elementary school

>C. Something else

>D. Dialogue writein

>>42960798
>A. Lessee what they want.
Maybe they want to thank us for not kicking his ass before.

>>42960796
You can punch pretty hard. You used to wrestle with your parents a lot when you were little, and had got into a few fights at your old schools

>>42960798
>Start screaming fire and run like a bitch

Is what I would have probably done.

But in Sig's case? Stand yo ground Sigga.

>>42960663
We're an assman, we like asses. If Rob stops being an ass we'll stop fucking with him.

>>42960798
>A
"If you want me to lead your little gang, I'm going to have to pass, you see I like women so I don't want to play with you guys."

>>42960798
>C. Something else
Take another corner, ambush.
Preferably with a trashcan, or a trashcan-top shield

>>42960823
You slow down, waiting for them to come to you.

Rob marches right up to you, while his buddies spread out, presumably to stop you if you try to run away. Your suspicions were clearly correct, and Rob is here to fight.

Maybe you'll get to punch him after all.

"Hey, new kid," Rob greets, getting in your face. "I just got a day of ISS because of you!"

He gives you a strong shove, and you fall onto your butt before quickly standing back up, just in time for Rob to punch you in the face.

You take a step back, feeling the hit, but largely shrugging it off.

"You want to fuck with me, kid? Fine, I'll kick your fucking ass," Rob says before punching you again, causing you to take another step back.

>A. Try and duck under Rob's next punch

>B. Try blocking

>C. Try catching a punch

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Punch back

>F. Something else

>>42960972
>F
Nutkick.

>>42960972
>A. Try and duck under Rob's next punch
>Then punch him in the balls.

>>42960972
>B. Try blocking
Bob and weave kid your doing great

>>42960972
>C
"You got yourself in trouble because you don't think before you act, I'm going to teach you to do that from now on."
>D
Preferably in the diaphragm to knock the wind out of him.
"Are we done or do I need to move on to teaching you humility next?"

>>42961007
>>42960996
>>42961033
>>42960993
Four way tie

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>>42960993
>>42960996
>His feel when nutpuched

>>42961116
A I guess
Also captcha bagels aren't doughnuts

>>42961007
Seconding

>>42960996
>Shoryuken!

>Shaman style possession of John's power for a moment.

If we keep the dialog from this >>42961033
I'm fine if we want to knock his nuts in.

>>42960972
>A. Try and duck under Rob's next punch
Then counter and
D. Dialogue writein
"Dude, you punch like a bitch"

>>42960996
>>42961119
>>42961133

"You got in trouble because you didn't think before you acted," you explain, talking to Rob like a parent lecturing a child. "I'm going to teach you to start thinking from now on."

Rob throws another punch, but this time you're ready.

You duck under his strike, and throw a punch of your own, hitting him right between the legs. Rob lets out a pathetic little squeak before falling to his knees in front of you as you rise back up.

"Dude, you punch like a bitch," you comment. "Are we done? Or do I need to move on to teaching you about humility next?"

Rob's buddies look at him in surprise, before one comes rushing at you. He kicks, aiming between your legs, but you shift, resulting in a kick to the shin rather than a kick to the nuts.

Still, the kick hurts, and the punch that follows doesn't help things very much.

>A. Punch the kid out

>B. Block the next punch

>C. Run

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>42961238
>A. Punch the kid out

>>42961238
Solar plexus punch! Slam his head against a wall.

Liam Neeson style.

>>42961266
This.

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>>42961238
A.

>>42961238
>>A. Punch the kid out

>>42961274
Seconding this. Mama plexus can hurt like a bich

>>42961238
>A. Punch the kid out
"Seriously, you guys try to jump me and get your asses kicked."

>>42961238
>A. Punch the kid out

>>42961238
A, with multiple goons we should try to cut their numbers down

>>42961238
Robs is going to wind up our Kuwabara isn't he?

>>42961369
That's what I figured.

For now he's the guy we rival with.

Wanna bet we push our sister out of the way of traffic and die a meaninglessness death?

>>42961266
You throw a punch at the kid, catching him in the face and knocking him right off his feet. The poor guy goes sprawling on the sidewalk, and you're pretty sure he hit his head.

You look over at Rob, who's back on his feet. He's pretty much shaking with anger at this point, and yells loudly as he rushes towards you.

He doesn't try to punch, kick, headbutt, or even tackle you. Instead, he reaches out and tries to wrap his hands around your throat. Instinctively, you seize his wrists, and try pushing his arms away, only for him to throw his head forward and slam it into yours.

You take a step back, grabbing your head and watching as Rob does not do the same. Instead he rushes forward, throwing a punch that seems to have a little more juice behind it than the last few did.

In fact, it actually hurt.

Rob's remaining friend goes to the one you just beat down, checking to see if he's okay. Rob throws another punch at you, and you duck, stepping back and deciding what to do here.

>A. Run

>B. Punch him in the face

>C. Punch him in the gut

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>42961369
Not if we kill him first

>>42961425
>C. Punch him in the gut
Then once he's reeling from that, punch him in the face

>>42961425
>C. Punch him in the gut
Then knee his face when he bends down a bit and clutches his stomach

>>42961457
This

>>42961425
C. Body blows are important. In the long run we could get him down faster f we beat his stomach. Hajime no ippo has finally helped me out!

>>42961425
>Sense Energy

>>42961457
This

>>42961425
Gut for sure

>>42961457
>>42961466
>>42961474
You take a step forward as Rob comes towards you again, and slam your fist right into his gut, causing him to clutch his stomach and bend over. You give him a good punch to the face, and he joins his friend on the ground, groaning in pain.

His friend that's still standing looks at you a bit fearfully. Still, he tries to put up a tough guy act for you.

"Look, man, just get out of here," he warns. "You have five seconds to leave before I kick your ass."

Movement catches your eye, and you see Jim duck behind a tree a few houses down.

>A. Stay where you are

>B. Move towards Jim

>C. Head to the elementary school

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>42961594
Check if the first guy is alive we smacked him a little hard. then
>B. Move towards Jim
We have to make sure he won't tell on us.

>>42961594
"Tell Robby if he still wants to fight somemore I'll see him after school tomorrow. Peace out." then
>B

>>42961594
>E
Fix ourselves up look presentable again
>C

>>42961594
>E. Something else
Punch that guy out then
go check on Jim

>>42961594
>B. Move towards Jim

>>42961594
>Pretend to run and scream away very exaggeratedly. Go see what Jim is doing.

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>>42961688
made me chuckle

>>42961594
>ask if first kid is breathing, if he is, check on Jim

Just realized, the dog saw the bug too. We gotta get that German Shepard, it is attuned to Spirit Energy as well.

>>42961654
Seconding this

>>42961647
"He's okay, right?" you ask, pointing to the other kid on the ground.

"Of course he is!" the guy tells you. "Now get out of here!"

"Tell Robby if he wants to fight some more, he can find me after school tomorrow," you tell the kid. "Peace out."

You leave the guy to take care of his friends, then make your way towards the tree. You see Jim peak from behind it, swearing under his breath and taking off when he sees you coming.

>A. Chace after him

>B. Go to the elementary school

>C. Go home

>D. Something else

>>42961806
>A.

Our parents got our sister.

>>42961806
>A. Chace after him
Let's find out what's going on

>>42961806
>A. Chace after him
he shall not escape

>>42961806
Jim obviously doesn't want us following him and if we don't go to the elementary soon we'll miss the ride, take the time to clean up, then B

>>42961806
>A. Chace after him
"Jim! Come back! You can run away now, but we are going to the same school you dingus! "

>>42961806
>Overtake him and tickle him until he tells us why he was following us.

>Didn't want me to get involves eh? TELL ME WHO YOUR WORKING FOR! Or I'll tickle you until you pee yourself!

>>42961865
>tickle
dude please tell me you're not being serious

>>42961895
>>42961865
I actually think it's hilarious, but we shouldn't do that to an almost stranger. I'm sure we'll find use for it another time

>>42961865
fag detected

>>42961916
I agree tickle torture is useful.

>>42961826
You decide to pursue Jim, and let your parents pick up Madelyn.

You rush after your classmate, tearing down the block as he sprints away from you, moving with surprising speed, but not nearly fast enough to outrun you.

"Jim! You can run away now, but we got to the same school, you dingus!" you call as you gain ground on the other student.

He stops in his tracks, sighing and turning towards you. He pulls out the hand mirror from earlier, opens it, looks into it for a moment, then closes it.

"Hey, Siegfried," he says, smiling weakly and trying to keep his voice even. "How are you doing?"

>A. Ask what he's doing out here

>B. Ask why he ran from you

>C. Action writein

>D. Dialogue writein

>>42961972
B, maybe ask about that mirror

>>42961972
>D. Dialogue writein
Jeez man Could you be any more shady?

>>42961972
>C
I wouldn't have followed you if you hadn't of run.
>A
You doing spirit stuff out here or something, wants some help?

>>42961972
>D. Dialogue writein
"Sorry to chase after you like that, I'd just like to ask you not to tell on me. It's a little hard to justify self-defense if you win in a three against one fight. "

>>42961972
>What's with the mirror?

>Also your pretty fast. I bet your a lot stronger th n you look too. Wanna spar?

>>42962065
Seconding this

>>42962031
>>42962009
"I wouldn't have chased you if you hadn't run," you tell him. "Why did you run, anyway?"

"Well, uh...I saw you beat up those kids, and thought you were coming to beat me up too," Jim answers. Because of the fear in his voice, you honestly can't tell if he's being honest or not.

"Well, sorry to chase after you like that," you say. "I'd just like to ask you not to tell on me. It's a little hard to justify self-defense when you win in a three on one fight."

Jim gives a nervous chuckle. "Right. No problem, man, I won't tell on you."

"So, what are you doing out here?" you ask.

"Oh, just...walking home from school," he tells you.

"And why did you look in that mirror before I caught up with you?" you ask.

"Oh...uh..just a habit of mine," Jim tells you.

>A. Head home

>B. Head for the elementary school

>C. Something else

>D. Dialogue writein

>>42962218
>Ask to borrow mirror.

I don't wanna go home looking too beat up. Can I borrow it to make sure I look OK?

>>42962272
Smart. I like it.

>>42962218
"Spirit stuff gottcha, I'm headed home."
Go to elementary school.

>>42962218
>A. Head home

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>>42962272
dis mang

You know. Totally forgot we had a phone.

After we ask for the mirror, pop it out and take a selfie with Jim and get his number.

That way she he does relent, we have each other's number.

And the fact we got a phone totally tells him we did not in fact need the mirror.

>>42962272
"I don't want to go home looking too beat up," you tell him. "Any chance I could borrow it to make sure I look okay?"

Jim takes a nervous step back. "You-you look fine, don't worry."

>A. Ask again to see the mirror

>B. Ask what he's so afraid of

>C. Go home

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>42962449
When he does*

Spell checked to the wrong word. Silly me.

>>42962467
>B. Ask him what he's afraid of


Dude. We're like fifteen. What's got you so frightened?

>>42962467
>D. Dialogue writein
"Okay its important to you gotcha sorry"

Its probably a heirloom or something

>E. Something else
Check with our phone camera

>>42962467
>C. Go home
"If you say so"

>>42962467
>B
This has to do with spirit stuff doesn't it?

>>42962467
>"Calm down man. I'm not going to hurt you. Just wanted to check how I look, since I just did take out two guys in a fight. Don't want my parents to worry too mu..." Trail off and pull out the phone, "In fact I should call them and let them know I'll be home a little late."

>>42962598
how about this if we finish our sentence

>>42962507
>>42962598
"Calm down, man, I'm not going to hurt you," you assure Jim. "I just wanted to check out how I look, since I just took out two guys in a fight. I don't want my parents to worry too much, you know?"

You pull out your cell phone. "Speaking of which, I should call them and let them know I'll be home a little late."

"Okay, well, I'm gonna go," Jim tells you. "See you in class!"

>A. Say goodbye

>B. Tell him that he isn't going anywhere

>C. Something else

>D. Dialogue writein

>>42962779
>A. Say goodbye

>>42962779
>A. Say goodbye

>>42962779
>A. Say goodbye

>>42962779
>D.

Jim, I want your number and address.
>Take picture

Give me a hint. What book would describe the events you've been going through?

I'll go read that book and get an understanding of where your at.

Plus that clue will get me off your back for awhile.

>>42962779
>B
"You're doing spirit stuff we want in.

>>42962779
A

>>42962803
"Goodbye," you say as Jim turns and runs off.

You watch him for a bit before the honk of a car horn gets your attention.

You look over to see your dad's care pull up to the sidewalk. The windows roll down, and your mom leans out the passenger window.

"Want a ride?" she asks.

>A. Sure

>B. No thanks

>C. Action writein

>D. Dialogue writein

>>42963018
A. Sure

>>42963018
"Uhh, sure. . . Now I know it looks like I've been fighting, but it was self defense honest!"

>>42963018
>A. Sure
"No mum, I'd like to run after the car while dad drives before me."

>>42963018
>Its like you knew where I was.

>Like you...sensed my energy.

>Or a tracker in my phone.

>>42963069
Let's not be sarcastic to our parents

>>42963034
>>42963050
"Uhh...sure," you say, starting towards the car. "Now, I know it looks like I've been fighting, but it was self-defense. Honest!"

Your mother frowns. "Well, you don't look hurt very badly, so I'm guessing you won. I just hope you did it outside of school, and that you taught the other guy not to pick a fight with you again."

You get into the car, and your dad starts driving in the direction of the elementary school.

"So, who were you talking to right before we pulled up?" your dad asks. "New friend of yours?"

>A. Yes

>B. No

>C. Sort of

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Tell them all the weird encounters you've had with Jim

>F. Something else

>>42963197
Aren't we a teenager?

>>42963209
>C. Sort of
Not sure myself, but maybe one day

>>42963209
>C. Sort of
>E. Tell them all the weird encounters you've had with Jim
"I think he has a few screws loose, he seems to like talking to a small mirror he carries with him"

>>42963209
C, if he is doing paranormal stuff, our parentswill only get pissed about it

>>42963209
His name is Jim.

He has a mirror obsession and I think he's hiding stuff.

How was work?

>>42963275
This.

>>42963209
C

>>42963252
>>42963240
>>42963216
>>42963275
"Sort of," you answer. "I think he has a few screws loose."

"Why's that?" your dad asks.

You tell your parents about the strange encounters you had with Jim, from the pet store, to lunch, to just now.

"I think he's hiding things," you tell them. "And he seems to have an obsession with this small mirror he carries with him."

Your parents look at one another, and you can see your mom's jaw clench.

"I'm sure you're just imagining things," your dad tells you.

"Plenty of people have strange habits," your mom agrees. "Bruce, do you remember where I put-"

"It's in your drawer," your dad tells her. "Are you sure you want to-"

"Yes, I want to find out what's going on," your mom tells him.

You aren't sure what they're talking about, and you sense that you wont get much information if you try to ask them now.

Your dad nods. "Alright then, go ahead and call when we get home."

He looks at you in the rearview mirror and gives a smile. "Hopefully Madelyn's day hasn't been as strange."

>To be continued

That's it for tonight guys, I'd love to keep going, but I have someplace to be. Next update should be tomorrow or Saturday.

I'll probably do a Q& A session later tonight, so go to ask.fm/qmdralo if you have any questions.

Follow me @qmdralo to see when I update

I'll stay around here to discuss the quest for about half an hour

>This thread will soon be archived, so if you like it, give it an upvote.

>>42963487
Thanks for running, very fun so far, I'll try to keep an eye out for the next one.

>>42963567
Glad to hear it, anon

>>42963579
How long do you think we can stay ignorant of spooky things?

>>42963745
You aren't ignorant of them. You saw ghosts in your old home, and Jim was quite surprised that you saw the bug yesterday. The question is more of how long Jim can keep things secret from you.

>>42963579
I haven't read or watched yu yu , do we have to almost die to be able to be a detective? or since we have Bruce and best girl as our parents we were born with it?

>>42963790
*the ability to interact with ghosts and demons* = it

>>42963790
Some people are born with Spiritual Awareness, some become aware of their spirit energy through death or near-death experiences. In your case, you were born with it.

>>42963804
Cool thanks

>>42963804
good run, see you next time!

>>42963804
Did Madelyn ever complain about seeing ghosts? I wonder if she has sight as well.

>>42963917
Later bro

>>42964003
That was basically her equivalent of the monster under the bed