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"N-no. No. No." she answered, pushing Archer's hand away. "I'm okay. I'm fine. I'm not sad. Mom just went to the golden land like grandma always said and that means I don't have to be sad, so I'm not sad."
She still wouldn't raise that hat, though.
She still wouldn't raise that hat, though.
"....Very well." Archer gives Lucine a little distance, but not much.
"Please remember that it is human to cry."
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"Twilip... I know Basil didn't deserves to go like that... But..." Vincent said as he cross his arms. There was a serious look on his face. "I discovered something that I must share with the others."
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"N-no. No. No." she answered, pushing Archer's hand away. "I'm okay. I'm fine. I'm not sad. Mom just went to the golden land like grandma always said and that means I don't have to be sad, so I'm not sad."
She still wouldn't raise that hat, though.
She still wouldn't raise that hat, though.
"Right. You're right, of course," Bertram said, apparently needing to follow the example of a 13 year-old. "They've all gone to the Golden Land... I suppose in a way, mother helped prepare us for the horrors we were going to have to deal with." He quickly rubbed his eyes with a handkerchief, made one final prayer for his wife, and then turned to Zachary.
"I can confirm that. You visited me last night, and no-one else did. Let's work together to catch one of the damned witches this time around. No more hesitating. I will make sure they pay!"
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Vincent just finished looking at Basil's corpse when he see Twilip join his side.
"Twilip... I know Basil didn't deserves to go like that... But..." Vincent said as he cross his arms. There was a serious look on his face. "I discovered something that I must share with the others."
"Twilip... I know Basil didn't deserves to go like that... But..." Vincent said as he cross his arms. There was a serious look on his face. "I discovered something that I must share with the others."
Twilip tenses up and turns her head to Vincent. "Thank you, but do go on about what you found."
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"I can confirm that. You visited me last night, and no-one else did. Let's work together to catch one of the damned witches this time around. No more hesitating. I will make sure they pay!"
Twilip eases up as she takes several steps towards the now dead Basil. "Yes... They'll all pay." Twilip reaches a hand out towards her brother's corpse but retracts it before actually touching it"
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"Just for the record, could you also confirm that I am not aligned with these... "witches", for my convenience?"
"Unfortunately I am not able to do that, although it would be quite a useful skill... I can only deduce parts of what other people are capable of." Wyn answers.
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"There you are, Bertie! I discovered something important when I checked Basil's corpse." Vincent said as he approaches Bertram.
"I checked Basil's corpse to look for something that could tell me how he died... But you know what I found odd? Cousin Basil... was not killed by the witches. I found something that suggests that this is the case. Here's the thing; his smile was sewn in place. That's really strange, don't you think? In addition to that, there was no obvious external wounds."
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Vincent entered the dining room, looking for Bertram. He spotted Bertram
"There you are, Bertie! I discovered something important when I checked Basil's corpse." Vincent said as he approaches Bertram.
"I checked Basil's corpse to look for something that could tell me how he died... But you know what I found odd? Cousin Basil... was not killed by the witches. I found something that suggests that this is the case. Here's the thing; his smile was sewn in place. That's really strange don't you think? In addition to that, there was no obvious external wounds."
"There you are, Bertie! I discovered something important when I checked Basil's corpse." Vincent said as he approaches Bertram.
"I checked Basil's corpse to look for something that could tell me how he died... But you know what I found odd? Cousin Basil... was not killed by the witches. I found something that suggests that this is the case. Here's the thing; his smile was sewn in place. That's really strange don't you think? In addition to that, there was no obvious external wounds."
"So... does that mean the other two were killed by witches? What are the differences between the corpses exactly?" He asked.
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Vincent entered the dining room, looking for Bertram. He spotted Bertram
"There you are, Bertie! I discovered something important when I checked Basil's corpse." Vincent said as he approaches Bertram.
"I checked Basil's corpse to look for something that could tell me how he died... But you know what I found odd? Cousin Basil... was not killed by the witches. I found something that suggests that this is the case. Here's the thing; his smile was sewn in place. That's really strange don't you think? In addition to that, there was no obvious external wounds."
"There you are, Bertie! I discovered something important when I checked Basil's corpse." Vincent said as he approaches Bertram.
"I checked Basil's corpse to look for something that could tell me how he died... But you know what I found odd? Cousin Basil... was not killed by the witches. I found something that suggests that this is the case. Here's the thing; his smile was sewn in place. That's really strange don't you think? In addition to that, there was no obvious external wounds."
Twilip follows into the dining room and shakes her sniffling head at Vincent's testimony. "It seems utterly ludicrous tha-." She stops to think about what Vincent had said for a moment. "You mean that the other bodies didn't have smiles sewn into them and Basil's body was found away from the other 2..."
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"I hope they rest in peace... And that we can catch whoever did this to them..."
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"So you're saying someone else killed him, and tried to make it look like a witch did it... Perhaps someone's been trying to bring justice with their own hands," Bertram said thoughtfully. "I suppose that makes them an ally, albeit a dangerous one."
"I don't think I see the benefit to making it seem like a witch did it..." Archer frowns. "Ally as they may be, why try and lead us to believe they're a witch? I'm afraid I don't understand their thought process."
"Though that's not unlikely, considering they're possibly some mad serial killer..."
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"So they killed him and they sewed the smile into his face as an act of revenge?"
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"Maybe they did it because they thought Sir Basil was a witch?" Allister ponders.
"So they killed him and they sewed the smile into his face as an act of revenge?"
"So they killed him and they sewed the smile into his face as an act of revenge?"
"That's quite possible. After all, we discovered their trick without much difficulty. Perhaps it was never their intention to make us think a witch did it."
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Archer adjusts his tie and hands both of the kids in front of him a candy. "Good thinking, of course, but I feel if this person is truly on our side they would've been more clear about it, instead of possibly trying to trick us into thinking they're a witch. What if we did not investigate? Of course it seems natural that we would, but in the situation where we do not, we are all worse for it."
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"Now that so many of us have died already, there's little reason to hang on to the trust of our normal lives. With that being said... Archer, you've yet to really fall under much suspicion. Yet now I find myself wary of you, even if it's only a hunch. Is there any reason I shouldn't just vote for you right now?"
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"Though, I certainly understand your concerns, and I agree that in order to come out of this on top... We must take matters into our own hands. Master Bertram. If you elect to vote and kill me based on nothing, then naturally I would elect to do the same, but to someone else."
"Though I want to see if anyone has any possible info they would like to share before we point our fingers at anyone. Such as hearing what Madame Wyn has learned of Sir Maurice, for example."
Archer taps his forehead for a few moments, though, and continues. "It likely does no good to ease your mind, but if I don't speak I'm afraid I would only put more suspicion on myself. The truth is, I had visited Sir Asher, as well as Allister. I did not kill Sir Asher, though. But I am comfortable enough in sharing that much info, at least. I would similarly like to hear what everyone else has done, and perhaps we can determine just what lead to these murders."
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He clears his throat. "A-Anyways... I stayed in my room again last night. I am aware that is not very helpful... I-I'm sorry. However, I think Mister Archer is telling the truth. He visited me and I'm perfectly fine. I don't believe he was responsible for killing Sir Asher like he said."
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"Aside from that, however, I believe we have leads we can pursue here." she continued. "If this crime is the result of someone taking justice into their own hands, we should question the people who wanted to vote for uncle Basil earlier."
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"I remember Ma used to have the best smiles." His tone was dead and somber. "I thought when I came back I'd get to see it again. But I didn't. She tried, but it wasn't the same."
He looked over at Bertram and Lucine, his face darkened with grief. "I'll be honest. I hadn't seen her smile with truth a while before I left too. But this... this is the first of her smiles in a while that's felt right to me."
'Mickey' smiled back at his mother. Maybe she could see him in the Golden Land.
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"Anyway, I agree with Lucine. Thinking back to the earlier discussion, I think the people who wanted to vote for Basil were... Mickey and Bertie. However, neither of them actually voted for Basil. And since we know that Bertie is innocent, we don't need him to explain why he wanted to vote for Basil, do we?" Vincent asked the others. "However, we shouldn't be hasty in our judgement, so it's best that we should hear them out."
"Also, there's something that we should take note of in addition to the people who wanted to vote for Basil... There's one person who actually did vote for Basil..." The musician then turns to James. "The person who voted for Basil.... is you, James."
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Archer taps his forehead for a few moments, though, and continues. "It likely does no good to ease your mind, but if I don't speak I'm afraid I would only put more suspicion on myself. The truth is, I had visited Sir Asher, as well as Allister. I did not kill Sir Asher, though. But I am comfortable enough in sharing that much info, at least. I would similarly like to hear what everyone else has done, and perhaps we can determine just what lead to these murders."
Bertram nodded. "You visited Lucine and Vincent yesterday I believe, and nothing happened to them either. This is reasonable for now."
He tried not to pay much attention to Mickey's words. He really didn't want to get angry now, not when it was so easy to do after Jacqueline's death.
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"Anyway, I agree with Lucine. Thinking back to the earlier discussion, I think the people who wanted to vote for Basil were... Mickey and Bertie. However, neither of them actually voted for Basil. And since we know that Bertie is innocent, we don't need him to explain why he wanted to vote for Basil, do we?" Vincent asked the others. "However, we shouldn't be hasty in our judgement, so it's best that we should hear them out."
"Also, there's something that we should take note of in addition to the people who wanted to vote for Basil... There's one person who actually did vote for Basil..." The musician then turns to James. "The person who voted for Basil.... is you, James."
"Also, there's something that we should take note of in addition to the people who wanted to vote for Basil... There's one person who actually did vote for Basil..." The musician then turns to James. "The person who voted for Basil.... is you, James."
"I think it should be quite clear I did not kill Basil. I can protect myself from witchcraft and see those who visit me, it would be absurd to think I would go around killing people by myself in addition to that. I'd only put myself in danger and do away with the skills that have kept me alive so far.
"My stance on this additional killer of ours seems to be different from that of the rest of you," he then said. "The witches are the ones I want put down, no-one else. If someone's trying to make sure these witches pay, I'm all for it. If we try to force them to reveal themselves, we're only creating an ideal target for the witches. We already need to be careful about Wyn in that regard... assuming she's not a witch, that is. Granted Maurice can back her up now."
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He looked at those present. "Say, where did James happen to go? Did he go investigate? It might be best if we bring him here. I believe it's abundantly clear we need to have a vote immediately at this point for somebody."
He didn't mention what he was doing at all during all this. Perhaps he didn't find it necessary.
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"Say, where did James happen to go? Did he go investigate? It might be best if we bring him here. I believe it's abundantly clear we need to have a vote immediately at this point for somebody."
Almost as if it were fate, James arrived back at the crime scene as soon as his name was mentioned. "Maurice is right, I decided to investigate the victims' rooms. I didn't find anything too suspicious in Jacqueline's room. However, it looks like her side of the bed hasn't been used much so she hasn't been getting much sleep. In Asher's room, I found open books on his drawer. I doubt Asher would be this unorganised so I think someone went looking through his stuff. Finally, hidden in the corner of Basil's room, I found an open book about witchcraft. Granted, I have seen this book in the mansion but considering these murders it might point to something. As for my alibi, I was tired of all these murders and accusations so I stayed in my room the whole time."
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"I might've learned something meditating last night." He started, "But it could also be nothing. And even if it's something, it ain't helpful. I'd rather keep quiet about it for now, because I'm only assuming it's something. You dig me?"
He didn't wait for a response before continuing. "I see two possible answers here. First one, what we're all thinking. The witches killed Ma and Ash, someone else killed Basil. But me personally, I got a good gut feeling about my second choice--the witches killed Uncle Basil too. Now I get it. I get what all y'all are saying. But there ain't no reason a witch can't sew up a mouth and make us think it was someone else."
He began pacing around more becoming more animated as he spoke. "I got another question for everyone. Everyone give me your gut feeling. Listen to the storm above you and the storm within you, and I think we'll find our common truth. How many people did the witches kill last night? How many people could the witches kill last night?"
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“If Uncle Basil was a witch then there’s no reason he couldn’t have been killed by witches to throw us off the scent. I’m just talkin about possibilities here, not certainties.”
"That could be the case especially because Basil has no obvious cause of death."
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"Of course, there's a chance Basil found the book in Asher's room, given that it seems as thought someone was looking through his books specifically. I can only assume most of us have been moving about in secret at night, there's probably only a few among us who'd prefer to stay in their room like me. Basil may well have gone to visit Asher before he died."
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"Sorry if I'm interrupting anything, guys," Zachary began, collecting his thoughts. "I have nothing to report on Basil that Vincent hasn't already said.
It seems to me that Jackie never went upstairs to change like she said she would . . . poor soul.
I didn't spot anything unusual about Asher.
Now we come to the Magic Circle. Yes, there was one underneath the chessboard. And this one has an infinity symbol inside it. That's like an 8, but if you turned it sideways, so it could just be two smaller circles. If that's the case, and if the smaller circles represent the number of people this 'spell' can kill, then it follows that the witches could only kill two people at once this time."
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He then turned to Zachary. “Uncle Zap, it could just as easily mean there were only two successful kills. But it does look less likely that Uncle Basil was killed by the witches...for now.”
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"Well said, brother", Maurice nodded. "I believe Basil's killer is either one of us seeking to impart justice or a third party. Either way, we can be sure they are not these "witches" at all... so seeking them out would be a waste of time on our part. So... with respect to suspects, there now are 11 of us left. Out of these 11, I think at this point I can safely eliminate myself, Wyn, Bertram, Archer and Zachary since our roles seem to add up so far. If the witches are in disguise, then I'm afraid even the children here can be considered suspects... Quite a worrying prospect, frankly. Other than those mentioned, that leaves James, Vincent, Mickey and Twilip..."
"I secluded myself in my room after we had adjourned from the previous little meeting." She sighs to herself. "I did not see or hear anything suspicious during that time and only left when we were going to eat..."
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He waved off his previous statement. “And I’m tired of being ignored!—everyone has one minute to empty their pockets or they’re being searched for the will. It’s the one clue that’s eluded us.”
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He then turned to Bertram. "Really, me and the butler? I'm not sure if those are the best choices, Bertram... I think it's likely Archer was the one who searched Asher's room, which means it's likely he's some sort of investigative unit in disguise."
"As for me..." He glanced in Wyn's direction. "If your doubts grow bigger and need addressing, I will allow more... specifics of my "role" to be revealed. If that is done, I'm sure you will see that I could not possibly be a witch at all."
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“I think Vincent or Allister would be a good choice.” ‘Mickey’ added his opinion. “I don’t feel Wyn and Uncle Maurice are both witches, their trick wouldn’t last long. But it don’t feel right to me that the witches didn’t seem to try to do anything about Wyn.”
He waved off his previous statement. “And I’m tired of being ignored!—everyone has one minute to empty their pockets or they’re being searched for the will. It’s the one clue that’s eluded us.”
He waved off his previous statement. “And I’m tired of being ignored!—everyone has one minute to empty their pockets or they’re being searched for the will. It’s the one clue that’s eluded us.”
Twilip stares at Mickey dumbfounded. "What kind of fool would keep the will in their pockets if they were hiding it from us?"
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"I... see. So it seems likely there were two witches behind this. Did their killing powers go down with time? Quite strange", Maurice commented. "I believe, going back to the suspects, that we cannot overlook the children yet. Twilip also strikes me as quite strange... she hasn't seem to have contributed much, and her alibis seem minimal. Not to mention she arrived this morning quite late... I think it's worth considering, anyway."
Twilip gives Maurice a shocked look before taking a breath and straightening her collar to mimic some kind of composure in the face of Maurice's suspicions. "I simply had trouble sleeping last night after mother's now certain murder and had slept in for some time."
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"In any case, I don't think Asher's room being searched is anywhere near enough to prove Archer isn't a witch. Who's to say witches can't do a little investigating of their own? Besides, I stand by my earlier claim that it may have been Basil who was looking through Asher's things.
"I do agree that Vincent is another good choice, though," he concluded.
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