Your mother and father seem a bit on edge during the short drive to the elementary school. You aren't sure why, and they don't offer any explanation.

When the car pulls up to the elementary school, Madelyn is waiting, and comes running to the car and getting in next to you. She shuts the door, and the car pulls away from the school.

"How was your first day?" your mother asks.

"It was good," Madelyn answers. "They read us stories."

"That's nice," your dad tells her. "What stories did they read?"

"Green Eggs and Ham," Madelyn answers. "And Dinosaur Roar."

>A. Ask what else they did

>B. Ask your mom what she's so upset about

>C. Action writein

>D. Dialogue writein

>>42981476
>>B. Ask your mom what she's so upset about

>>42981476
>A. Ask what else they did
>B. Ask your mom what she's so upset about

>>42981476
>Ask what's for dinner

>>42981476
A. Ask what else they did

>>42981491
>>42981560
"What else did you guys do?" you ask Madelyn.

"We played with toys, and did puzzles, and they made us take a nap," Madelyn answers, not sounding too pleased about that last part.

"They made you take a nap?" your dad asks in a mock-horrified tone.

"Yeah!" Madelyn confirms. "And I wasn't even tired!"

"What an outrage," your dad jokes, earning a bit of laughter from Madelyn.

"Mom, what are you so upset about?" you ask, leaning forward.

"It's nothing," your she assures you. "I'm just not very happy that you got into a fight on your first day of school."

>A. Ask what she's going to be looking for at home

>B. Stay quiet for the rest of the ride home

>C. Action writein

>D. Dialogue writein

>>42981759
>>B. Stay quiet for the rest of the ride home

>>42981759
>>D. To be fair, they deserved it.

>>42981759
>D. Dialogue writein
"Well its not like I wanted to start a fight, they were pretty much asking for it when they began to follow me. I'm sure dad has had some experiences like these when he was in highschool"

>>42981759

They started it, I just finished it.

>>42981853
>>42981884
"To be fair, they deserved it," you tell her. "It's not like I wanted a fight. They asked for it by following me. I'm sure dad had similar experiences in high school."

"Yeah, but usually I was the one looking for fights," your dad comments with a chuckle.

"Please don't encourage him," your mom says.

"I'm not," your dad assures her. "I'm just telling him what I did in high school."

"You used to fight people?" Madelyn asks.

"Yep, I was a real troublemaker when I was young," your dad answers.

>A. Ask what happened

>B. Ask if people ever followed him home from school

>C. Action writein

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Stay silent

>>42981759
>You always told me we have a right to defend ourselves and those who can't do it for themselves.

>>42982108
>A and B

>>42982108
A

>>42982108
>>A. Ask what happened

>>42982136
"So what happened?" you ask.

"I met a girl who straightened me out," he says, giving your mom a look.

Your mother rolls her eyes, but you see that she's stopped scowling for the moment, so you suppose that's progress.

"Who was the girl?" Madelyn asks in confusion.

"It was me," your mom answers.

"Did people ever follow you home from school looking for a fight?" you ask your dad.

"Sure, lots of times," he answers. "Didn't usually go as well for me as it did for you, though. I got my butt kicked plenty of times. Unless my buddy John was with me, then we were usually fine."

Your mom frowns again, and your dad looks as if he said something he shouldn't have.

"Still, your mom's right, you shouldn't get into fights if you can avoid it," he tells you.

>A. Alright, you'll try not to avoid fighting

>B. You make no promises

>C. Ask who John is

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Action writein

>F. Remain silent

>>42982404
>C. Ask who John is
>B. You make no promises

>>42982404
>C. Ask who John is
Still can't believe how stupid johns death was

>>42982404
>B. You make no promises
>C. Ask who John is

>>42982404
>>C. Ask who John is

>>42982430
"Who's John?" you ask.

"He was my best friend in high school," your dad answers with a wistful smile. "We used to get into a lot of trouble together."

"More like he'd get into trouble and you'd follow," your mom comments.

Your dad chuckles. "Yeah, I guess that's true."

He glances back. "I actually met your mom through him."

"Was he your friend too, mommy?" Madelyn asks.

Your mother nods. "Yes, we were friends."

"They hated each other for a while," your dad says, smiling to himself.

Your mom laughs. "Yeah, we did."

>A. Ask how John died

>B. Stay quiet the rest of the way home

>C. Action writein

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Ask why they hated each other

>>42982698
>>E. Ask why they hated each other

>>42982698
>E. Ask why they hated each other

>>42982698
>B. Stay quiet the rest of the way home
I'm getting a little butthurt just thinking about the last quest

>>42982698
>E. Ask why they hated each other

>>42982718
"Why'd they hate each other?" you ask.

"They didn't agree on some things and picked fights over it," your dad answers. "Then after spending some time together they started getting along."

"Yeah, he wasn't such a bad guy when I got to know him," your mom admits. "Not all that bright, though."

Your dad shrugs. "He was smarter than me."

"That's not saying much," your mom teases.

The car pulls into the driveway, and your dad helps Madelyn carry her backpack into the house.

"Why don't you order some pizza for dinner while I go make that call?" your mom suggests to your dad.

"Sure," he says, heading for the kitchen.

Your mom goes for the stairs and makes her way upstairs.

>A. Follow your mom and see if you can listen in on what she's doing

>B. Go to the kitchen with your dad and Madelyn

>C. Go to your room

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Watch TV in the living room

>F. Something else

>>42982957
>>B. Go to the kitchen with your dad and Madelyn

>>42982957
>A. Follow your mom and see if you can listen in on what she's doing
The SOL will never end otherwise

>>42982957
>>A. Follow your mom and see if you can listen in on what she's doing

Remember Siegfried, this is a sneaking mission.

>>42982957
>>>B. Go to the kitchen with your dad and Madelyn

>>42982957
>A. Follow your mom and see if you can listen in on what she's doing

>>42982982
Of course it will

>>42982982
You wait until your father disappears into the kitchen, then tiptoe up the stairs, creeping after your mother as she makes her way to her room, shutting the door after entering.

You approach with as much stealth as you can manage, pressing your ear to the door and waiting. You can hear the sounds of her rifling through her drawers before they are replaced by a muffled voice.

"What's going on?" you hear your mother ask.

The voice says something you can't make out.

"My son told me he ran into one of your people, now what's going on?" your mom demands.

The muffled voice says something else.

"No, I told you I'm not getting involved in any more cases. I just want to make sure my children aren't going to be roped into this," you hear.

The muffled voice continues to speak for a while, and you strain your ears to hear what's being said before a sound to the right catches your attention.

You whirl to find your dad approaching.

"What are you doing?" he asks.

>A. Tell the truth and let him know that you were listening in on mom

>B. You wanted to ask mom something and were just waiting for her to get done with whatever she's doing

>C. Don't answer

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Action writein

>>42983231
>A. Tell the truth and let him know that you were listening in on mom
I'm smart enough to know something weird is going on

>>42983231
>A. Tell the truth and let him know that you were listening in on mom

Think we should tell him about that one dude with the mirror and the bug incident?

>>42983458
You did in the car

>>42983289
"I was listening to mom," you answer truthfully. "I'm smart enough to know that something weird is going on."

"Siegfried, you shouldn't be listening to people's private conversations," your father chastises.

>A. Ask if he knows what she's talking about

>B. Tell him you know the two of them are hiding something

>C. Tell him that you want answers

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Action writein

>F. Go downstairs

>>42983525
>C. Tell him that you want answers

>>42983525
>If it's about me, then i have right to know it.

>>42983525
>C. Tell him that you want answers

>>42983525
>She's talking to her mirror dad!

>I think she caught Jim's crazy.
>Am I infected?

>>42983564
Seconding

>>42983548
"I want answers," you tell him.

Your dad sighs. "I know you do. But it's not that simple. We're keeping secrets from you because we know you, and we know it's safer if you're in the dark about this stuff."

The door opens and your mother steps out, looking between you and your dad in confusion.

"What's-" she starts.

"Siegfried was eavesdropping," your dad explains. "He wants to know what's going on."

Your mom puts a hand on your shoulder. "I'm sorry, but we can't tell you, at least not yet."

"If it's about me, I have the right to know it!" you insist.

"It's not about you," your mother says in a tone that warns you to watch your mouth. "And we want to keep it that way."

Your dad nods. "Your mom's right. Trust us, it's for your own good."

>A. Ask how

>B. Promise to find out on your own

>C. Fine

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Action writein

>F. Don't say anything

>>42983770
>F. Don't say anything

>>42983770
>F. Don't say anything
Go see the imouto

>>42983770
Say fine, but plan to find out on your own. If we say otherwise they'll keep a closer watch on us.

>>42983770
>F. Don't say anything
>Silently promise to yourself to find out on your own.

>>42983770
>Describe the appearance of the ghosts we've seen.

>Do any of them look like your friend John?

>Then ghosts are real.

>>42983849
>>42983841
>>42983823
This.

>>42983823
You don't say anything, but silently promise to yourself that you'll find out on your own.

You don't know exactly what they're hiding, or for what purpose, but you know that pressing them right now would be a pretty bad idea. So, you silently make your way downstairs, finding Madelyn in the kitchen going through a "Where's Waldo" book.

>A. Help her find Waldo

>B. Go watch TV

>C. Something else

>D. Dialogue writein

>>42984079
>A. Help her find Waldo

>>42984079
>C. Something else
Study

Gotta set a good example

>>42984079
> Help her find waldo

Back to the old captchas, are we?

>>42984079
>A
>"How did you like school? You'll never guess who I share class with, I'll give you three guesses we met them yestetday."

>>42984079
>Ask Maddy if she has a book she'd like us to read to her as we help her find Waldo.

>>42984100
>>42984117
>>42984126
>>42984128
You take a seat next to Madelyn and help her search the page for Waldo. With the two of you searching every inch of the paper's surface, you soon locate the man in question, though you give Madelyn all the credit for it.

"How'd you like school?" you ask Madelyn as she turns the page.

"Good," she says as she begins her new search for Waldo.

"You'll never guess who I share class with," you tell her.

"Who?" she asks, turning her face away from the book to look at you.

"I'll give you three guesses," you tell her. "And here's a hint: we met them yesterday."

"Erin?" she asks.

You shake your head.

"The puppy?"

You shake your head again.

"That funny guy that asked you about a bug?" she guesses.

You nod. "That's right."

Madelyn smiles, pleased to have guessed correctly. "Are you friends with him?"

>A. Yes

>B. No

>C. You don't know

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Help her find Waldo

>F. Offer to read her a story

>G. Something else

>>42984356
C, she doesn't need to know to much

>>42984356
>B. No. He's weirdo.

>>42984356
>I'm trying to be.

>F. Offer to read her a story

>>42984356
>B. No

>>42984356
>C. You don't know

He's kinda weird. I'm not really sure how to go about things with him.

>>42984356
>B. No. He's weirdo.

We didn't see erin in school? coulda sworn we did.

>>42984356
>C. You don't know

>>42984465
Well, yeah, I thought you were referring to the other guy though

>>42984508
You made us lie to Madelyn, you monster

>>42984471
>>42984465
Deadlock

>>42984637
Deadlock is a good name for a monster!

Or a Deadpool rip off.

>>42984637
Just write something, this vote is irrelevant

>>42984637
>C. You don't know

Rolled 1 (1d20)

Rolling to see if Siegfried if will end up learning ice magic this time from an Ice Apparition demon

Rolled 1 (1d2)

>>42984637
1 - you dunno
2 - he a weird bitch

>>42984769
Kek.

> We are inhabited by the ghost love child of John and Kasai. The fire elemental growing symbiotically with us until we die naturally. Then become reborn as a new god of fire.

That's how bad ice failed.

>>42984707
"I don't know," you admit.

Madelyn accepts this answer, and the two of you continue to search the pages for Waldo until your father picks up the pizza and returns home.

Dinner is tasty, though you feel some tension. Your mom keeps looking as if she's studying you and trying to decide something, while your father just seems generally on edge. Still, everyone's pleasant, and there's plenty of food to keep everyone satisfied.

>A. Go to your room

>B. Ask if Madelyn wants you to read her a story

>C. Offer to help clean up

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>42984996
>B. Ask if Madelyn wants you to read her a story

>>42984996
> Ask if Maddie wants you to read her a story

>>42984996
B, Best brother forever route

>>42985020
>Second

>>42984996
>>B. Ask if Madelyn wants you to read her a story

>>42985020
With dinner finished, and Madelyn's bed time not terribly far off, you ask your little sister if she'd like for you to read her a bedtime story.

She smiles brightly at this suggestion, nodding eagerly and rushing to retrieve a book for you to read to her.

Your mother gives you a smile before going to put the dishes away. Your dad goes to help her, though you're pretty sure she could do it herself in about a minute. You go to the living room and sit on the couch.

Soon, Madelyn comes running down the stairs, a book clutched tightly to her chest. She hops next to you on the couch and hands it to you, an eager expression on her face.

It's called "The Kissing Hand", and your mother read it to you all the time when you were about Madelyn's age. It's about a mother raccoon who kisses her baby's paw. Then, whenever the baby misses her, it can place its paw to its face and treat it like a kiss from its mother.

It's a very simple story, but Madelyn seems absolutely enthralled by it, and listens to every word you say until the book is over.

"Read it again!" she shouts pleadingly.

>A. Read it again

>B. Suggest she gets another book

>C. That's enough for tonight

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Action writein

>>42985493
>A. Read it again

>>42985493
>A
Or
>B
Either is fine with me.

>>42985493
>A.Read it again

>>42985493
>A. Read it again

>>42985493
>>A. Read it again
wooo, go incest route

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>>42985709
>Sexualizing your five year old sister

>>42985709
Fuck off.

>>42985559
You do as she asks, and read the story again. Despite having just heard it, Madelyn acts as if she's never heard this tale before.

Soon, you finish the story, and Madelyn smiles up at you.

"Read it again!"

>A. Read it again

>B. Suggest getting another book

>C. That's enough for tonight

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Action writein

>>42985785
>A. Read it again

>>42985785
>C, "It's past your bad time, and you don't want mom to get mad at you. You know how scary she can get."

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>>42985785
>E. Read it to her in her bed.
Its around bed time right?

>>42985732
I'm gonna make sure you use that .gif in every single thread

>>42985785
>B
Harry Potter or something like it.

>>42985785
>E. Okay, but you have to go to bed.

>>42985785
>Your in school now Madelyn.
>So I want a book report
>Tell me why you love this book so much?
>In your own words.

>>42985884
>>42985943
"Okay, but you have to go to bed," you tell her. "I'll read it to you there."

Madelyn nods, still smiling. "Okay!"

She scurries up the stairs, and you follow, carrying the book. You walk to her room and find her already under the covers, waiting for you to read the story again.

You sit down on the edge of her bed and crack the book open, only for your mom to speak before you can start.

"Madelyn, you still need to get a bath and brush your teeth," she tells your sister.

"Aww...but mom, can I please hear the story?" Madelyn begs.

>A. Ask your mom if you can read Madelyn the story before she takes a bath

>B. Promise to read the story to Madelyn once she does what your mom says

>C. Something else

>D. Dialogue writein

>>42986300
>B. Promise to read the story to Madelyn once she does what your mom says

>>42986300
>>B. Promise to read the story to Madelyn once she does what your mom says

goddamn mom, stop ruining our fun

>>42986300
>B. Promise to read the story to Madelyn once she does what your mom says

>>42986300
>B. Promise to read the story to Madelyn once she does what your mom say
Best brother route best route

>>42986332
"I'll read the story to you after you take your bath and brush your teeth," you promise.

"Okay..." Madelyn says, climbing out of bed and heading for the bathroom.

"Thanks," your mom says before following her.

Not too long after, Madelyn returns to her room, climbing under the covers and waiting for you to tell her the story for the third time tonight.

So, you read it again, and once more Madelyn acts as if she's hearing it for the first time. Soon, you finish, but Madelyn immediately asks you to read it again.

>A. Okay, one more time

>B. Tell her you'll read her a different book

>C. That's enough for tonight

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Go to your room

>F. Go downstairs

>G. Something else

>>42986555
>A. Okay, one more time
We must spoil the imouto

>>42986555
>Ask her to read it to us.

>>42986597
Seconding

>>42986597
This

>>42986597
"Why don't you try reading it?" you suggest.

"Okay..." she says, sounding uncertain.

You hand her the book, and she reads it aloud to the best of her ability. She struggles with some words, but seems to understand the gist of it. You recall that your mother has been teaching her with that "Hooked on Phonics" thing, so you aren't too surprised that she can read at least a little bit.

It takes a few minutes, but Madelyn succeeds in reading the entire book.

"Okay, now you read it!" she says, handing the book back to you.

>A. Okay, one more time

>B. Tell her you'll read her a different book

>C. That's enough for tonight

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Go to your room

>F. Go downstairs

>G. Something else

>>42986764
Once more, then you have to go to bed or Mom will yell at me for keeping you up.

>>42986764
>>A. Okay, one more time.

She did good reading it, so let's reward her.

>>42986764
>How about we read it together and then I say goodnight Maddy.

>>42986764
>A one last time, she has school in the morning.

mfw she's goes to school tomorow bragging about us until one snot nosed kid says "I bet my brothers cooler than your brother!" and thus the age old argument begins.

>>42986764
>>A. Okay, one more time
>>D. Last time, OK?
>>G. Fake sleep

>>42986798
"Okay, one more time," you tell her. "Then you have to go to sleep, or mom will yell at me for keeping you up."

"Okay!" she says happily, waiting for you to read again.

You go through the book one last time, then say goodnight to your sister. Your mother and father go in to say goodnight to her, then, after saying goodnight to you, head to their room.

>A. Go to your room

>B. Sneak to their room, see if you can hear anything

>C. Go downstairs

>D. Something else

>>42986999
>Go to your room, you have plenty of time to unravel thos mystery, plus if robs still POed we can take our frustration out on him after school.

>>42986999
>A. Go to your room

>>42986999
>A

>>42986999
Go to your room and look up blue blooded bugs and talking mirrors online.

>>42986999
>Go study.

>>42987130
You decide to just go to your room; whatever your parents are hiding, you have plenty of time to figure it out later.

It's about 8:30 right now. You could go to bed early and make sure you're well rested for tomorrow, play some videogames, surf the internet, or read a book.

>A. Go to sleep

>B. Read

>C. Vidya

>D. Go online and search for information about the bug you saw

>E. Something else

>>42987310
>D. Go online and search for information about the bug you saw

>>42987310
>A. Go to sleep
when can we do spirit detective shit

>>42987310
>D after we do any home work we have.

>>42987310

>D. Go online and search for information about the bug you saw

>>42987310
>>C. Vidya

>>42987310
>D

>>42987352
You decide to see if you can gather any information about the bug you saw yesterday.

You sit down at your computer and search the web for any bugs that match watch you saw. You do manage to find a few species of insect that bleed blue, but none of them even remotely resemble the thing you saw yesterday.

Between that and how worried Jim was about the bug, you're becoming more suspicious than you already were. What did you see yesterday? Why was Jim surprised you could see it? What does he know about it? How does he know about it?

You're left with a lot more questions than answers.

>A. Go to sleep

>B. Play videogames

>C. Something else

>>42987508
>A. Go to sleep
gib plot progress pls

>>42987508
>Search for mirrors and communicating to the afterlife.

>>42987508
Sleep

>>42987508
>A
Time for a visit in our dreams.

>>42987508
>A. Go to sleep

>>42987548
This then the sleeps. Also clear our browsing history no need to have red flags drawn incase parents snoop.

>>42987543
You decide to call it a night. Turning out the lights, you crawl into bed, falling asleep pretty much the second your head hits the pillow.

You dream about a swarm of bugs overrunning the city.

You head downstairs the next day to find your mother and sister in the kitchen. Your dad seems to have left for work.

A plate of waffles waits for you on the table, with a tall glass of orange juice sitting next to it.

You take your seat and dig in, your mother soon joining you and Madelyn at the table and digging in herself.

"Would you like a ride to school today?" your mom asks.

>A. No thanks, you'd rather walk

>B. Sure

>C. No, you'll take the bus

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>42987728
>B. Sure

>>42987728
>>B. Sure

>>42987728
Sure thanks

>>42987728
>Yes please.

>>42987797
"Sure, thank you," you say.

Your mom nods, and tells Madelyn that the two of them will be taking you to school this morning. The three of you finish breakfast, load into the car, and drive to the high school.

You say goodbye to your mom and sister before heading to homeroom, where you find most of the students already gathered.

Randy is sitting in the middle, apparently texting on his phone.

Erin is in the front, reading a book.

Jim is way in the back, glancing around the room.

>A. Talk to Randy

>B. Talk to Erin

>C. Talk to Jim

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Sit by yourself

>F. Something ele

>>42987914
>B. Talk to Erin

>>42987939
This. Wonder where robby is?

>>42987914
>C. Talk to Jim

>>42987914
>A. Talk to Randy
Let's not forget our burgerbro!

>>42987939
>>42987981
You decide to go sit next to Erin.

When you take a seat at the desk beside her, Erin glances up from her back, giving you a friendly smile and saying hello.

"Hello, Siegfried, right?" she says. "How are you today?"

>A. Good

>B. Ask how she is

>C. Ask what she's reading

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Action writein

>>42988198
>A
>B
>C

>>42988198
fight the demon that suddenly attacked the school!
getting bored here

>>42988281
Relax anon, it's only your second day of school.

>>42988305
Yeah. The zombies that attack will be enough.

>>42988216
Seconding

>>42988216
"I'm good," you tell her. "How are you today?"

"I'm doing well, thank you," she answers politely.

"What are you reading?" you ask in curiosity.

"Oh, The Hunger Games," she tells you. "Everyone's been telling me how great it is, so I decided to give it a read myself."

The two of you spend homeroom discussing books you like to read, and Erin seems to enjoy talking with you. You think you can feel a bit of friendship beginning to form between you and her.

Homeroom soon comes to an end, and you proceed to gym.

Mr. Charles is not in a very good mood. As everyone runs laps around the gym, he constantly shouts for people to hustle, and snaps at pretty much anyone who says anything, accusing them of saying something potentially offensive.

Robert is present, and he looks ready to kill you. For whatever reason, Mr. Charles doesn't seem to notice this, perhaps because Robert has actually been pretty quiet so far.

"Man, I don't think I've ever seen Robert that mad," Randy says as he jogs by your side. "He must be steamed over yesterday."

>A. Tell Randy about the fight you got into yesterday

>B. Mess with Robert by saying he runs like a girl

>C. You're not worried

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>42988458
>A. Tell Randy about the fight you got into yesterday

>>42988458
>A. Tell Randy about the fight you got into yesterday
It should be pretty obvious because of bruises from being punched in the face repeatedly

>>42988458
>Observe Robert for bug bites.

>>42988458
>A
>C
>Wave causaly at Robbert while smiling, let him get himself into more trouble, and we don't say anything that might trigger Mr. Charles.

>>42988527
This

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>>42988527

>>42988477
>>42988527
You tell Randy about the fight that you got into yesterday, and the dude's jaw nearly hits the floor.

"Woah, you took on Robert and two of his friends? Man, how tough are you?" he asks in disbelief.

You look back at Robert to see him still glaring at you hatefully. You smile and give him a little wave, trying to goad him into doing something that gets him into more trouble.

He looks ready to take the bait, but Mr. Charles calls for the laps to end.

"Okay, did everyone have fun?" he asks, looking at the class, then specifically at you. "And does anybody have any comments about other people running like girls, implying that girl's can't run?"

>A. No

>B. No, girls can run just fine

>C. Say nothing

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Action writein

>>42988627
"I had fun, what's next Mr. Charles?"

>>42988627
>C. Say nothing

>>42988627
>"Girls suck and they have cooties."
With a shit eating grin.

>>42988766
no.

>>42988766
You trying to score us detention or something, we should play the model student and use our position to poke at Robby more, don't take away our toy just yet.

>>42988627
>C. Say nothing

>>42988627
>"No, why would anyone ever imply something so hurtful about another person?"

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>>42988779
>>42988808

>>42988627
>Equality and acceptance. Harmony Bro

>>42988862
>bro
Are you saying that females aren't capable of practicing equality and harmony? Or are you saying that only men need to learn those qualities? What's your problem bra?

>>42988839
>>42988744
You keep your mouth shut, and Mr. Charles stares at you for a bit before allowing class to continue.

The class finishes without incident, but as you begin to head for your history class, you hear Robert shout from behind you.

"Hey, shithead!"

You turn to see him marching towards you, fists clenched and face red...like, really red. You don't think you've ever seen anybody look quite so furious.

"I'm gonna fucking kill you!" he declares, slamming his fist into your face and knocking you flat.

His punch huts a hell of a lot more than anything he did to you yesterday, and your jaw actually feels numb for a moment there as you look up to see him raising his foot to step on your head.

>A. Roll out of the way and get up

>B. Try grabbing his foot as he stamps down

>C. Kick at his shin

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Kick at his crotch

>F. Something else

>>42988915
>A

>>42988915
>B. Try grabbing his foot as he stamps down

>>42988949
As badass as that would be, he has a weight advantage. We'd get smushed in a heartbeat.

>>42988915
>A
"Whoa chillout man you trying to get us both on trouble? We can fight after school. I wouldn't mind going one on one with you, yesterday was pretty fun."

>>42988915
deflect his foot to the side with one arm and punch him in the balls with the other when he's off balance

>>42988915

>Roll out of the way

>Run behind Mr CHarles

>Help! Help! I'm being oppressed!

>>42988915
So Demon Mosquito bit Robby and is making him an even bigger asshole than normal.

>>42988915
>A. Roll out of the way and get up
Leg sweep him or something to knock him off balance as we get up

>>42988970
Is Robby Stalin reincarnated? Does he want to send us to a gulag?

>>42988960
I imagine more like pull over his leg to topple him.

>>42988974
Good assumption

>>42988940
You roll out of the way and push yourself back to your feet. You try kicking at the inside of Rob's legs to make him lose balance, but it doesn't work as well as you'd hoped. One of his legs does buckle, but he still manages to lean forward and punch you again, making you see stars as you stagger back.

By this point, a crowd has gathered to observe the fight, and predictably, nobody is stepping in to lend you a hand.

Rob comes at you again, and this time you have the chance to block, though the force of his punch is enough to make you take a step back.

>A. Throw a punch

>B. Keep blocking

>C. Try to run away

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Try kicking at his groin

>F. Something else

>>42989170
>A. Throw a punch

>>42989170
Solar Plexus Punch!

>>42989170
Dodge.
"Are you thick or something? What the heck is wrong with you?"
Make a run towards a teacher.

>>42989170
>B

>>42989170
>Kick him in the knee.

>>42989208
>>42989192


>A. Regular punch to the face

>B. SOLAR PLEXUS PUNCH

>>42989349
>B

>>42989349
>B

>Shout the word a ghost had spoken to you. A word of power!

Gouki!

>>42989349
>C. Hundred Crack Fist

But nah, B sounds good

>>42989362
>>42989208
You throw a punch, and you make it count, slamming your fist right into Robert's solar plexus.

His arms drop, and he falls to his knees in front of you.

>A. Kick him in the face while he's down

>B. Punch him

>C. Leave

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Something else

>>42989539
>Wait around for a teacher to show, and keep an eye on Robby

Leaving is a bad idea, if we stay we can explain what happened, with a group of witnesses around us.

>>42989539
Leave, try to find Jim cause something is wrong. First Mr. Charles and now Robby something is definitely up.

>>42989539
>A. Kick him in the face while he's down
Faggot teacher will hate us anyway, so no point backing down.

>>42989539
>A. Kick him in the face while he's down
teach this dumbass not to fuck with us

>>42989539
>A. Kick him in the face while he's down

>>42989586
You're going to teach Robert a lesson abut attacking you like this.

While he's disoriented and on his knees, you give him a strong kick to the face. He slumps to the ground, going still. For a moment, you worry that he may have stopped breathing, but luckily for you, he didn't.

In the future, you might not want to use such brutal attacks on a fellow student if you can help it.

"What's going on?" a voice demands.

You look over to see a balding, middle aged man approaching the scene, a look of horror on his face. Some of the assembled students leave with haste, while others stick around.

"What happened?" he demands, stopping in front of you.

>A. Explain everything honestly

>B. Tell him that the students here will back you up on this

>C. Don't admit to anything

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Action writein

>>42989780
>A. Explain everything honestly

>>42989780
>A. Explain everything honestly

>>42989780
>A
>B

>>42989780
>Take me to the principal.
>Take him to the nurse.

>Also my buddy Jim helped me.
>You know. Creepy kid with the mirror?


Now we discuss bugs.

>>42989805
>>42989842
You tell the man exactly what happened; all of it, even going back to the events of yesterday so that Robert can't bring them up later and make you look like a liar.

"The others here will back up what I'm saying," you assure the man.

"Alright, if what you're telling me is true, then you should have little to worry about," the man tells you. "Even so, I'd like you to come to my office."

>To be continued

That's it for tonight, next update should be Saturday or Sunday

Follow me @qmdralo to see when I'm running this or DBZ Human Quest

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>I'll stick around to answer questions/discuss the quest for a while

>>42989890
So mr.pc is got us profiled doesn't he.

>>42989946
He's watching you, bro

>>42989950
So you will allow us to make his class a living hell right?

>>42989965
Maybe, depending on how the next few days play out

>>42989950
Would picking up a actual fighting style help us?

Boxing, martial arts, fisticuffs.

>>42989890
How long until we become the delinquent king of our school just like in my martial arts mangas?

>>42989950
any grils got their eyes on us?

>>42989985
Maybe, but you need to be adaptable

>>42989987
Hard to say

>>42989997
You just got here, but beating the shit out of Robert put you on some people's radars.

>>42990049
Has Maddy powers shown up in her dreams like we experienced with the bugs?

>>42990049
Time for Tonfas soon?

>>42990086
Making some assumptions there.

>>42990117
Probably not. Time for Spiritual stuff soon, though

>>42990117
I prefer knuckle-dusters. Simple, powerful, reliable. Also compatible with boxing skills.

>>42990148
Can we get some original powers instead of just copying spirit gun?

>>42990148
but daaaaaaaaaaaad.

>>42990176
Over time, sure

>>42990192
No buts.

>>42990176

Spirit Dodgeball!

>Destroys demons faces with thanks to Robert

>>42990218
I dont wanna start out with just spirit gun and punching people again. get creative so combat isnt exactly the same as the beginning of the last spirit detective quest

>>42990259
That's kind of Koenma's standard deal. A Spirit Gun is more or less the most basic attack for the spiritually aware

>>42990280
theres a shitload of other techniques you could use instead. you should change things up a bit. i know this is a fanfic quest but you can still have some originality.