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Re: This is a Great Plan (Smokefish, Host, Hentaispider, and Hafnium)
Melissa took a moment to check for people who might be listening in, without really bothering to hide that fact, looking around conspiratorially. Once satisfied she wouldn’t be overheard, the bulkier human placed both hands on Lumi’s shoulders and looked the magic fox in the eye, a good deal of force to her expression. “I need you to invisible me, and don’t ask why.” While the kitsumage’s general paranoia gave her human companion the impression that she was someone who probably often found themselves on the wrong side of the law, Melissa wasn’t quite trusting enough of that fact to assume that Lumi would help her cheat in the competition. Better to at least try to get her help without her knowledge of Melissa’s intentions, first.
“Alright, look… you’re not a chivalrous person like those two, are you?” the question was a poorly worded one, easily giving away which answer the human was looking for. Should Lumi answer negatively, Melissa obviously quietened down and refused to tell the other rogue her plans, unintentionally revealing her general non-chivalrous intent. If Lumi answered in the affirmative, however, Melissa laid bare the criminal plan.
“Okay… I was thinking of giving us a bit of an advantage. One of the other teams is right there, if we just dosed them with a bit of something foul – nothing deadly – it certainly couldn’t hurt our chances. Problem is, I don’t have anything to do it with, so I’d need to pull off two tricks in a row – acquiresome poison from the store, and then slip it to them. Now, I can’t see a way to do it by myself – at least, not if they can see me. And so… I need you to make me invisible.”
Lumi may note that the plan was a little bare. Even assuming Melissa could tell which potions were which at a glance, the human didn’t seem to have any thought on how to administer it. If there was nobody in the other group eating or drinking, actually poisoning themwould be probably near impossible. Even while invisible, she couldn’t exactly pry their mouth open and pour the poison down without them noticing. There were, of course, other methods of varying risk that could be used to have them consume the poison, or even hamper the opposing group in some other way. The question was whether or not Lumi wanted to help…
Melissa took a moment to check for people who might be listening in, without really bothering to hide that fact, looking around conspiratorially. Once satisfied she wouldn’t be overheard, the bulkier human placed both hands on Lumi’s shoulders and looked the magic fox in the eye, a good deal of force to her expression. “I need you to invisible me, and don’t ask why.” While the kitsumage’s general paranoia gave her human companion the impression that she was someone who probably often found themselves on the wrong side of the law, Melissa wasn’t quite trusting enough of that fact to assume that Lumi would help her cheat in the competition. Better to at least try to get her help without her knowledge of Melissa’s intentions, first.
“Alright, look… you’re not a chivalrous person like those two, are you?” the question was a poorly worded one, easily giving away which answer the human was looking for. Should Lumi answer negatively, Melissa obviously quietened down and refused to tell the other rogue her plans, unintentionally revealing her general non-chivalrous intent. If Lumi answered in the affirmative, however, Melissa laid bare the criminal plan.
“Okay… I was thinking of giving us a bit of an advantage. One of the other teams is right there, if we just dosed them with a bit of something foul – nothing deadly – it certainly couldn’t hurt our chances. Problem is, I don’t have anything to do it with, so I’d need to pull off two tricks in a row – acquiresome poison from the store, and then slip it to them. Now, I can’t see a way to do it by myself – at least, not if they can see me. And so… I need you to make me invisible.”
Lumi may note that the plan was a little bare. Even assuming Melissa could tell which potions were which at a glance, the human didn’t seem to have any thought on how to administer it. If there was nobody in the other group eating or drinking, actually poisoning themwould be probably near impossible. Even while invisible, she couldn’t exactly pry their mouth open and pour the poison down without them noticing. There were, of course, other methods of varying risk that could be used to have them consume the poison, or even hamper the opposing group in some other way. The question was whether or not Lumi wanted to help…