☆ WEEK TWO

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Magical Girl Raising Project

Monday-Thursday, Week 2

18 REMAIN

You've lost two people within the last few days, and on Monday, even though Fav has made his announcement, the magical girl who dubbed herself as "Snow White" doesn't seem to make an appearance at all in the slightest this week, making the chatroom quieter and slightly more ominous for everyone. But that's fine. Everyone just has to pull themselves all together so that nobody dies again, right? Right.

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This is the mingle for week two, which covers Monday (3/27) to Thursday (3/30). When posting toplevels, please specify the time. If you plan on having any private conversations, please notify us in the link given below.

↪️️LOCATIONS
↪️️ROOMING ASSIGNMENTS
↪️️PROFILES
↪️️TASKS
↪️️ITEMS
↪️️PRIVATE CONVERSATIONS
↪️️FAV CONTACT
↪️️BACK TO THE REAL WORLD?
↪️️BACK TO THE TASKS?
↪️️BONUS AC

Comments

[telecosmetic]

Oh? What's he like?

[breakingthrough]

...he was the biggest idiot of them all. He ran around with a group of pirates, always saying he would "chart his own course in life". He would send me ridiculously pricey relics I didn't know the first thing about.

[The teasing stops a bit and her voice gets softer.]

But he was ridiculously smart. Read all kinds of books. He looked scary but... he was loyal. And kind.

[A little sadness creeps into her tone.]

Eizen was... a total fool. [But she picks herself back up.] They would have gotten along swimmingly, I'd bet on it.

[telecosmetic]

[...oh. She recognizes the use of past tense there.] He sounds like a really good big brother, even if he wasn't always there.

[breakingthrough]

All on his own he decided to run off on some long adventure. I didn't understand it at all. I was frustrated. But despite all that, even though he was an idiot, he was still the brother I cherished.

[Clearly she cared about him a great deal.]

...he's not dead. Not really, anyway, but-- he might as well be. Malevolence turned him into a dragon. Now... there's no going back.

[....]

If I finished that game... I wonder... just what I would see.

[She doesn't really want to know, truthfully. A living dragon that's lost it's sense of self is still better than nothing.]

[telecosmetic]

Well, I kind of understand him wanting to go off on an adventure...I was doing something like that back home as well.

[She stares when Edna mentions the dragon.] A...dragon? Like in fairytales?

[She shakes her head at that second comment.] I don't think you should do it! Things in fairytales always end up weird when you try to figure out the future.

[breakingthrough]

That's right. A dragon. Probably not too far off from what you're imagining. Huge, winged creature that breathes fire and is incredibly strong.

That's what happens to any seraphim that become corrupted by malevolence.

[Edna shakes her head.]

I'd rather not see either.

[telecosmetic]

...why would that happen to your brother? He didn't sound like the kind of person who'd be easily corrupted...

[breakingthrough]

Seraphim don't give off malevolence. Only humans. But we're incredibly sensitive to the malevolence around us.

[telecosmetic]

Oh...and he couldn't just stay away from humans? [It's more of a rhetorical question. He doesn't seem like the type.]

[breakingthrough]

Heh. If you told him that, it would just want to make him do it that much more. That's just the kind of idiot he was.

[But... then. She kind of ended up being a little like that herself.]

[telecosmetic]

[She smiles, a somewhat sad smile.] Doesn't everyone get like that sometime? No one likes to be ordered around, after all...

[breakingthrough]

True. He had a creed to live by-- and as long as he did, he wouldn't have any regrets.

It's stupid. [...] And I still admired it.

[telecosmetic]

I bet he'd be happy knowing you admired him. [That's what big siblings are like, aren't they?]