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alice of the vanguard ♡ ([personal profile] selfsufficiency) wrote2017-04-17 07:19 pm

yuggoth tdmurder - and this is what happens when you don't return your books on time

[As a general rule, Alice doesn't like running errands for other people.

All bets are off when she thinks she can get something out of it, though, which is why she's here - if whatever brought them all here is strong to do that, then it can only be a good thing for them to owe her a favor. As requested, she's gone through the secret entrance and slipped into the library... she's on the lookout for a blood-stained book, so she finds it quickly. She doesn't give any particular mind to the blood as she tucks it under her arm - if it gets on her clothes, so what? She doesn't care. She'll just get changed, or find someone else to take the fall for her if people get suspicious.

Decus is useful that way.

On her way out, she pauses, noting a suit of armor that seems slightly out of place. Hmm... The instructions said not to investigate the room, but surely a little peek won't hurt?

She heads right on over and flips the helmet's visor up.]


Well, let's see what we have here, shall we? ♡

[She's having way too much fun with this.]
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[personal profile] abhoth 2017-04-18 05:58 am (UTC)(link)
[And then Ven's hand was both burnt and impaled. Let's hope there wasn't any useful evidence hiding in his hands. That would have been rough (for everyone else not Alice).

But dead boys can't talk, so after Alice finishes impaling his palm with the fire poker, his corpse remains more or less in the position she desired. His eyes are closed and his mouth is shut, and while someone more poetic might feel the urge to ploddingly describe this scene, we'll just leave it as is. Dead boy kneeling, covered in blood, bruises and burns. Thank you, Alice and mystery killer.

To contribute to Alice's good time: It doesn't seem like anything's happening to her for disregarding the "don't investigate" command. Not that this count as investigating. Perhaps Abigail and her employers are enjoying the show? Who knows.]