Charlemagne 2017/09/30(Sat)20:43 No. 833756 ID: 8e802d
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Everyone's safe. Susanna should be here soon.


You should be happy.

Can man find joy with a dick unsucked?

This shower isn't filled to capacity.
Is it?
You should be conserving water right now you know.
By showering together.

cheer up Chuck. Theres gotta be alot if contention brtween everyone in the house. Go and get some breakfast, and check up on everyone.

Please. Go. Fuck. Those. Poor. Girls.

That's just your flesh wounds talking, you won't be in a good mood covered in stab wounds.

Either that or the creeping impression that this is your fault. Anyway don't use all the water, be sure to walk around the house in only a towel.

>>833756
Find Marcie.
Re-boyfriend her.

Maybe shower for 5 more minutes... maybe 10... maybe until the hot water runs out... or maybe longer than that.

Charlemagne 2017/09/30(Sat)21:50 No. 833770 ID: 8e802d
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You shower for a while longer before walking out into the hall. It's just after noon. There are a few places you could go and people you could see right now.

a) see Ramona again
b) see Sophie
c) find Susanna
d) see the new person brought in by the police
e) find some new clothes
f) just go hit on someone >_

B - Sophie! She must be wiped right out.

D.

E

>>833770
The D has never led us astray, unlike the long game.

>>833770
D

E

B. Don't get tetanus.

>>833770
B. Maybe apologize for getting Rita to her all full of holes.

B, which is also F. Paging doctor love!

D

d

D

B then D

Id say D first. New character. Probably important.

E then D

Initial D...!

B, get those terrifying scars looked at.

>>833770
D

It's someone you don't know, is it?

A = Relationship
B = Safety
C = Old Plot
D = New Plot
E = No Lewds
F = Lewds

Hmm.
F > The first person you encounter.

F > Rachel. I want to see how she's doing, anyway, what with the whole roofying thing.

b) see Sophie
F) And hit on her.

C or D

B

>>833864
And ask her about Ramona

Aftermath on last night. Make sure Marcie recovered, Rita has no reservations on our moral standing, Rachel's aware of what Julia did to her and where she stayed, and that Julia hasn't burned the house down.

Since this isn't actually an option, F on Marcie, Rita, Rachel in that order.

>>833770
F) Rita
Thank her for saving your sorry ass, then ask her if Rachel's okay. Then hit on her.

E

D
Welcome the newbie with some nudity

F yes

A

F for Rita then D to meet Harold Pal again.

>>833770

B.

B - Sophie is a cute and I want to see her more outside of surgery

B and then F that B

Charlemagne 2017/10/01(Sun)21:00 No. 833964 ID: 0427e8
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You walk down the hall to the room you saw Sophie in the night before, and knock on the door.

Sophie: "Come in."

She is standing near the bed, apparently in the process of cleaning the place up. She sighs deeply, and you can hear the anxiety rattling her chest.

Sophie: "You are injured."

Hey, I'm still walking. You on the other hand, look dead on your feet.
Help her clean up and then do something to relax . footrubs?

>>833964
Tell her not to worry, you don't need stitches. Ask her how she's doing, that was a lot more work than normal for her, wasn't it?
I bet everyone's glad they have a skilled medic in town.

That's cool, chicks dig scars. I'm more worried about tetanus.

"The top set of your eyes look surprised by my injuries, but the bottem set of your eyes looks depressed. Something wrong?"

>>833964
>"You are injured."
"And you are tired."

>>833964
"It's been a rough night for everybody, but we all survived.
My wounds are stable enough for you to get some sleep, although if you could spare a tetanus vaccine and some antibiotic cream I'd appreciate it."

>>833964
"You should see the other guy."

>>833964
Not too injured. Probably just needs disinfectant and a few stitches.

Charlemagne 2017/10/01(Sun)21:54 No. 833985 ID: 0427e8
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Sophie crooks over and inspects the cuts on your stomach, mumbling to herself in half-English. She reaches out to touch one of the cuts, and you flinch.

Sophie: "Shallow linear incisions..."

Sophie: "No signs of infection."

She reaches into her bag, taking out a thermometer.

Sophie: "Open."

You oblige, and she places it under your tongue. Sophie walks behind you, touching one of your back wounds.

Sophie: "Oh..."

You: "What?"

Sophie: "More back puncture. Like before. I don't see injury like this..."

Sophie: "Not like bullet wounds. No shrapnel, no objects."

Sophie: "How this happen?"

You: "You have to see it to believe it. The same monsters that hurt Layla did this."

Sophie: "Layla haves sword wound. Blade cuts? Familiar to me. But this."

Sophie: "This like cat bite. Needs fast treatment before infection comes."

She reaches into the bag you brought from the warehouse and withdraws a couple of vials, followed by some fresh syringes from her bag.

Sophie: "No stitches needed. I'm going to give you..."

Sophie: "Penicillin and streptomycin. Injection daily until healing is underway."

You: "Wait, injection?"

Charlemagne 2017/10/01(Sun)21:54 No. 833986 ID: 0427e8
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You: "Nnnnnnggggggg"

Sophie: "You baby."

Sophie: "I don't understand"

Sophie: "Soldiers charge in to battle, get ambush, shot, mortar, landmines, and they laugh"

Sophie: "But then they come to hospital"

Sophie: "and they afraid of needle."

She shakes her head, then gives your arm a gentle pat and prompts you to stand up again.

So ask her if she's feeling okay. Rough night? Need any help relaxing?

Consider telling her about Susanna being immortal but using that fact to tank the reverends all night so she's gonna show up covered in blood, maybe. Also that the wounds on your back are from some kind of organic needle the revs stick you with and probably pump holy water into you in some super-ignorant attempt at purifying you.

>>833985
"Well, the monsters didn't swing a sword at me. They instead hit me with needles on tentacles and tried to inject something into me. Really, they did."

>>833986
"Well, I'm not really a soldier because I wasn't laughing when I was running around out there."

"You've been up all night, why don't you lay down and get some rest? I'll tell everyone to let you get some sleep for a few hours."

Request sexual healing.

"What made you think I'm a soldier?"

Why not offer to give our doc a massage. Shes earned something nice. If she has the strength it might lead to fun.

The revrend jabbed me twice, at least then I didn't have to sit here and take it. He works a lot faster too.

You need some rest? Sorry, that sounded like a question; You should get some sleep.

>>833993
I also suggest massage. She needs to loosen up that stress.

>>833986
"The monsters use giant needles. Killing is secondary to causing terror and suffering.
Maybe they think people taste better when they're afraid or something.

You need sleep, and I think I'm the last injured person. Anything I can do to help? A massage, maybe?"

Oh hey you should stand up and "accidentally" drop your towel.

Make a joke about your own needle.

"you'd be afraid too if I jabbed you with my needle" I think she will see your point if you know what I mean..

I don't want lewds yet.

Thirding masseuse.

>>833986
Give her a massage. Just help her relax for now, no need to try and take it too far. Could ask her if she'd like a happy ending afterwards, though.

Ask if anyone else has needed treatment and how they are doing. Layla looked like she was having a rough time when you dropped the medicine off.

Fifthing massage. While helping her out, ask if she has any information, opinion, or insight on the person Layla brought in, on the person we brought in (i.e. Julia), and then how Rachel, Rita, and Layla are doing.

There's a couple of models of monster, so they might not all have natural weapons, but the one that's taken a fancy to you has a bunch of needle-tipped tentacles coming out of his back - likely related to something he did in life.

Now it's Sophie's turn for a checkup. No jabbing involved - unless she asks nicely for it.

A massage is a good move, but chat her up a bit first. Ask her how she's coping with all the injuries and the fucked up situation. Once she expresses that she's tired and stressed, then you can work that chuck magic to get a massage going.

Can you even give a spider a massage? She's got an exoskeleton.

>>834068
I'm sure she'll appreciate the effort.

sophie's exhausted. don't make her give you a massage.

give HER a massage instead.

no massages

I'm sure Sophie would like a massage.

Suggestion 2017/10/02(Mon)13:03 No. 834079 ID: 553474

Don't waste time with sex now. We can get to that later. Focus on the new person the cops brought.

>>834071
This.

>>834079
>MUH LONG GAME
Not this shit again.

Give her a massage, Chuck.

>>834079
Surely we've got some time to relax first. The new person isn't going to go anywhere: they're behind bars.

Massage, see where that goes. If it goes nowhere, that's also fine - we're just here to chill for now.

>>834079
The buck stops here.

>>834081
Wanting to investigate a clearly placed plot point don't count as someone's personal long game, you rube.

That said, a message before-hand couldn't hurt.

I feel like there's better things we could be doing than trying to fug the bug again. By my count there's still 8 or 9 women on the cast that Chuck hasn't fucked yet, we could try for one of those instead. Alternatively, we still haven't made it to the promised land of snanal (snake anal).

>>834099
It's just a massage - we can be friendly to girls without expecting anything in return.

I'd imagine she would be far too tired for the happy ending anyway.

Charlemagne 2017/10/02(Mon)14:35 No. 834110 ID: 0427e8
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You are all bandaged up again.

You: "Thanks."

You: "Doc."

Sophie: "Ok. You are ok now."

You reach over to rub Sophie's shoulder, but she gracefully backs up and sits down on the edge of the bed.

You: "Is everything alright?"

Charlemagne 2017/10/02(Mon)14:35 No. 834111 ID: 0427e8
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Sophie:

>>834113
Remember, she told you that she was a doctor in a war before she came here. This is probably bringing up some bad memories for her.

"There there. Why the tears? Did someone die?"

>>834113
You hug and hold that spider right now, Charlemagne.

Just sit down and have a listen.

"Talk to me."

>>834116
This.

>>834113
Sit next to her and hug her - carefully, as she might not appreciate it.

>>834115
Given there's a good chance she's having a flashback, and that we're pretty sure no one in town was hurt too badly, this might not be the most tactful way to put it.

I vote just being quiet for now, instead: let's just have a moment to calm down. If she wants to talk about it, or thinks there's something we should know, she'll bring it up.

When the medic is upset and you don't know what's happened for the last couple hours at least, that is potentially a very bad sign. First priority is figuring out if the problem is with her or if something happened to one of the others.

>>834113
Hug.
The.
Bug.

>>834113
Offer a quiet shoulder to cry on.

>>834113
>Purposefully avoided touch
>People voting to hug her without permission

A+ strategy, folks.

Let's try some Chuck-tier dialogue: "Shit. Should I go sneak some of that booze now that Ramona doesn't need it?"

She has a sense of duty, is almost certain to decline, but fuck it it's not like she's likely to get mad at the offer, and it's a Chuck-esque one without being scumbag.

>>834125
I think a potentially non-consensual hug is also pretty Chuck-esque, to be honest.

>>834113
Sit down next to her.
Offer a hug, but don't touch her without permission.

Ask her if she wants to talk about it.

Sit next to her. "You need a shoulder, I'm here. My shirt's had way worse than tears on it."

Sit down next to her, wait for the situation to elucidate.

>>834126
Chuck's moves are on cooldown! He must wait 53 seconds before using an ability again.
>>834125
Saying something is better than nothing, I guess.

FUCK
THE
SPIDER

Sit down and ask if something's up?

F U G
T H E
B U G

Just sit next to the bug and ask if she wants to vent or needs space.

You're up for either.
Then let her vent or leave per her request.

Charlemagne 2017/10/02(Mon)15:46 No. 834137 ID: 0427e8
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You sit down next to Sophie and slowly embrace her. Her shoulders are bouncing and she is shivering from head to toe.

You: "Come on. Talk to me about it."

Sophie: "I"

She sobs once or twice.

Sophie: "I cannot let them see"

Sophie: "Is the door close?"

You: "It's closed. You can't let them see what?"

Sophie: "Cry."

Sophie: "I cannot show worries."

Sophie: "I am doctor. Only doctor."

You: "Hey. Come on now."

You: "I mean... you're not made of stone."

You: "It's alright to... uh... get worried. Sometimes."

Sophie: "NO."

Sophie: "Panic kills."

Sophie: "This is the nightmare of medical."

Sophie: "Drugs limited. Injured everywhere. Closed space."

Sophie: "Enemies surrounding."

Sophie: "I cannot show worry. If I show worry"

Sophie: "If I am not strong"

Sophie: "then..."

Sit down next to her, hand's width between you, and keep your hands visible on your lap. Just wait for her to let it out.

>>834114
>>834115
>>834116
>>834120
>>834123
>>834125
Are you ALL forgetting the stink eye(s) she gave us for mackin' on Sally? This is quite likely about that given the [evasive sidle]. Make sure it isn't before we make any attempt at lewding the leggy.

>>834137
"It's fine. No one's dead or too too badly hurt, right? You made sure of that. We'll get through this without it going much worse."

>>834137
"Sometimes crying is being strong. You gotta let it out."

>>834137
"Hey. Hey now. We're all trapped in a timeless hell space full of monsters together, it's fine to let down your guard once in a while. Chances are we're all dead no matter what we do anyway. Except for the mayor, she probably can't die so she stays in perpetual torment forever."

Is what we should NOT say.

...then you fake it 'til you make it. If there's one thing you know, it's acting. (And robbing banks. Two, two things you know.)
I think that's enough talk. Just hold her gently until she's finished.

Hey, crying is like... biology, right? You've got too much, uh, something, in your brain, and you produce tears to get rid of it. And it makes you feel better because of... chemicals? Hormones or something. I was the last person to come in, so, you're done with anything urgent for now, right? You have time to cry, and then you'll feel better.

"Good doctors are strong. Great doctors are human beings."

>>834147
>human beings.
>quest is populated by animal people.
Uhhhh.....

>>834137
"Being strong doesn't mean not showing weakness, it means doing what you need to do.
It also means knowing your limits, and keeping your focus off the problems that other people are working on.

Triage is over, everybody is alive, everybody is stable.
Most injuries are minor, and we're all recovering. There's work, but the most stressful part is over.

We need more medicine? Ok, write up an emergency order for what we need, and we'll get that sent.
We're not cut-off from supplies, they just might take a few days to get here.
A run to the train station is quick and safe, not like running around the whole damn town looking for people. We can do that without anybody getting hurt.
So all you need to do there is write up the order, and the rest of us will get you what you need.

Closed space? Yes, but it's a big space. There's still empty rooms here, so we're not exactly in cramped quarters. There's also an underground tunnel system going to the basement that they enemy may not know about. I'm going to look into that, but that's on me, not you.

Enemies surrounding? Yes, but they can't get in. They're magic bullshit, and we have magic bullshit to keep them out. It's a siege, but we have the advantage.
That's also not your job; that's Susanna's job.

I've been in worse situations before. Not MUCH worse, mind you, but worse. We're going to get through this."

>>834137
"Sophie, you held it together and did a damn good job. Then you held in the tears. Now you're letting a friend comfort you. It's all okay."

>>834154
Coxwette has consistently used the word human to refer to multiple characters, regardless of species.

I think shes more or less telling the truth about being afraid for our situation. Hold her for now. Be her rock and let her cry. If she makes a move go with it.

>>834137
Is it just me, or are people in this town kind of... whiney? I'm not saying to tell Sophie this, but her reaction seems a little disproportionate to the situation. Could this have something to do with the curse on the town?

>>834169
I wouldn't say 'whiney', just that everyone here has a lot of baggage. Sophie, for instance, is a veteran and this whole thing probably reminds her of some bad times.

Hell, applies even to Chuck, what with his whole child star thing.

Don't worry, the mayor will be back soon, then people will look to her to keep order. You shouldn't have to worry about that, just make sure everybody is patched up, okay?

>>834137
That weight sounds very painful to hold. You have a chance to breath here. To cry. These walls are thick and old.

>>834137

Hold steady. Doctors see a lot of shit, and they usually have to bottle it up. And this one's been to a bad war, so she's probably experiencing some old trauma on top of her current stress. Help her through it.

"Then nothing. You're fine, and everyone's hero. You're doing good. A little cry isn't ruining anything. Nobody's panicking - if most folks saw you now they'd just be awkward and a little sad, because you're a great person and the town loves you for what you've done for them and if they were here they'd want you to know that it's not on you to save us all, but thank you and bless you for trying. You're good people."

Give her a little time.

"I'm not the best person to say this - but you're not alone in this. If us layfolks can do anything to help, then tell us. If it's a moment of space - if it's a helping hand, a wannabe nurse to mentor, a shoulder to cry on, an asshole to rant at, anything - there's folks out there who'd jump at helping you, in whatever way they can. Heck, might be good for a few folks to get a little first-aid mentoring in our downtime - gives both them and you something else to think about. But, uh, don't feel like you gotta. Just do it if you feel you're up to it, and you think it might offload that magnificent sense o' responsibility of yours a little. Not suggesting you pile stress on stress here. Just... strong means a lot of things. Sometimes strong is knowing you're just one person and you can't possibly deal with all the shit that's going on alone."

Consider the wisdom of your friend becoming a helping hand/nurse to the doc.

>>834169
It's just you. Sophie wears a lot of hats, here and everyone in the town has heavy baggage.

>>834137
Well from the medical dramas I've seen this is basically normal. Tell her it's alright, the situation isn't that bad. There's only three reverends, while you've got two men with guns and an immortal snake dryad-witch who will probably get the town warded again within a couple days.

Let her know it's ok to let it out. Things aren't as bad as they seem, everyone made it back and she kept things together here admirably. Everyone who needs treatment has been treated, and now she has a moment to just sit and process.

So let her, tell her she did good and she can rest for now.

>>834137
"Just let it out. Holding it in never did me any good."

Tell her she's allowed to cry. She's done a bang-up job so far, she can let off steam every now and then. There's nothing wrong about crying or feeling overwhelmed. She's not just a doctor, she's also one of the townspeople, just like Layla, Lisa, or Angela. They're all human beings and so is she.

>only doctor
Then make sure you're not pushing yourself too hard, heading for a burn-out. Drink plenty of water, catch up on sleep when the situation's relatively stable. Recruit some nurses, by which I mean figure out who else around here has enough first aid training or just plain common sense that you can delegate some of the medical work to them.

>Enemies surrounding
We know a lot about the enemy. There's only three of 'em, real easy to distract or lure into ambushes, they haven't got guns, wouldn't know how to use 'em if they did, and they fall down just fine when they get hit. Only tricky part is getting them to stay down. Most important is they haven't actually got us properly surrounded. You need more drugs, or other supplies? Write up a shopping list, I'll run over to the train station and it'll all come in with the next load of mail.

>>834371
They may not have guns, but you don't need one when you can throw harpoons through glass panes with deadly accuracy.

Charlemagne 2017/10/04(Wed)00:40 No. 834386 ID: 0427e8
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Sophie wipes the tears from all four of her eyes and scoots closer to you.

You: "You've been putting up with a lot lately, but everything's fine now."

You: "It's healthy to vent"

You:

You: "Right?"

You: "I mean, you're the doctor, not me"

Sophie nods.

You: "Have you thought about maybe training an assistant? When there's time."

Sophie nods.

Sophie: "Geoff"

Sophie: "Geoff said he would do anything he can"

Sophie: "to"

Sophie:

The doctor has fallen asleep.

Hrmph. It's like Marcie again. Except this time she has a better excuse, she's been up all night. Get her in bed and put some clothes on so you can go see who the prisoner is.

Tuck her in, snug as an arachnid in a rug. Let her sleep in her clothes, it's not like you'll get them off while she's sleeping- I mean she's got six arms.

And don't start getting mad because that poofter is playing the nice guy. He couldn't make a move if he was playing checkers- besides, this town doesn't need any more problems.

First geoff is trying to get Lisa, now Sophie. silently get angered that Geoff is trying to get closer to Sophie now.

Tuck that bug in a rug then go see Layla to inquire about her condition and about the prisoner.

Tuck her in. Nothing more to do here.

I vote to go see Rita, to apologize about last night, or Julia, to check if she's fitting in. Whoever you come across first.

Man Chuck, it must be exhausting to be the alpha for this crazy pack of people. Go find and hit on Rita. Or Lisa. Or both.

After you put Sophie in bed.

>>834386
Tuck her in, go out to see what's going on.

Tuck her in and kiss her goodnight.

Quest added x2: Kill Geoff
See Layla.

>>834386
As others have said, in tuck the spider.

Then go out and check on how Rita's doing. Ask her about Julia first, make sure she hasn't started a lynch mob, then check on Julia too.

Go see what Rachel's up to. She was a bit buzzed yesterday, no one much cared that her personal space was invaded in several different ways, best check on that now.

>>834386
Tuck her into bed and make sure you tell everyone to not disturb her so that she can get some sleep!

Speaking of all this tucking, who tucked YOU in last night? Or did they leave you in that god awful position all night?

Tuck the spider in bed and finish her cleanup. if the room has one of those Do not Disturb hangers, hang it up. Otherwise use a sock.
Then, go find Rita and do lewd things together.

Suggestion 2017/10/04(Wed)08:04 No. 834427 ID: f3c9e3

Time to get back and Geoff for trying to get close to Sophie and make himself loom better. Him volunteering is all optics to make himself look better than you.

Tuck Sophie in and then wash your hands of her. She's fucking nuts.

Lol the Drool tho.
>>834411
This.
>>834412
Yeah I guess we can't kill him now. We still need to fight him sometime though. FOR HONOR!

>>834386
Tuck her in, and go see Marcie.

>>834432
Or just seduce Geoff and tap dat ass.
Isn't Geoff going after Lisa anyway?

Cute. Lay her down and get her a blanket. Now that we're all patched it's time we finally scored with Sally. Go find the cute dog girl and get her alone.

>>834467
You mean the puppess we potentially got pregnant?

>>834467
We fucked sally long ago, if that was your concern.

>>834480
Could always fuck her again. Or otherwise see how she's doing.

We've got others to check on first, though.

Oh right. Ch 9, we had a broken condom. Alright, well onto the next conquest. We've still got a lot of girls to seduce for our harem. I suggest Rita or Ellen, unless we're feeling bold enough to go after Layla.

>>834503
Layla's arm is fucked.

It's time to bag a beavress.

Charlemagne 2017/10/04(Wed)13:03 No. 834505 ID: 0427e8
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You carefully form Sophie into a burrito, then place her on the bed to sleep. You contemplate beating up Geoff, but you're not sure. Where in this house will you go next?

No no. You don't beat up Geoff. You bang his sister, then you bang him so it's like his sister is indirectly fucking him up the ass. Then you tell him this.

>>834505
Let's go see how fuckable the new prisoner is.

Get some dang clothes on.

Making more injuries is making more work for Sophie. Go see Lisa instead and get your flirt on properly. Oh, and maybe be there to greet Sus Anna when she returns.

Check in with Susanna, we haven't seen her since last we finished getting everyone to the plath house. Let's get the crisis situation resolved before banging people.

Also, you know Geoff is just trying to be helpful, right? Kinda like you helped people by running around last night. You can be proud of that, because of the sheer risk involved, you know?

Wear some clothes already.

>>834505
Need to resolve the more urgent stuff before getting to bang people. Check how Susanna is going, then Rita and Rachel and Julia.

>>834513
>>834521
Strongly disagree. Strut around nude - surely no one can complain seeing more of The Legend in these trying times.

Don't wear clothes. Go find Rita.

Well there's supposedly someone new about.
So go find them and hit on them.

Track down the po-po. We need to find out more about this prisoner, plus checking in on Layla might help get us in her good books.

>>834505
might as well see about this 'prisoner'
maybe its that turtle..

Get some pants on, if nothing else. So people know not to punch you in your guts.

Check on the snayor.

Strongly in favor of doing something useful, or meeting new peeps.

Strongly against doing status checks on randos. If there's a problem, yo we'll solve it.

Suggestion 2017/10/04(Wed)15:54 No. 834563 ID: 35b819

>>834510
I second this motion, but with the ammendment that we fuck them both at the same time. For efficiency's sake, clearly.

The fact this entire scene took place with Chuck wearing a towel is hilarious.

Don't beat up Geoff, destroy him by banging Lisa and arranging to have him walk in on you, bonus points if you time it so he's just in time for the cumshot

Enough with Geoff, we don't want a cycle of revenge that would last in our old ages like Ramona and Susanna.

Make-up sex is the solution to all problems. So is threesomes, now that I remember it.

Charlemagne 2017/10/05(Thu)00:43 No. 834619 ID: 0427e8
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Before you go downstairs, you decide to get dressed. You go to the attic, unaccustomed to seeing it partially illuminated by rays of daylight through the windows. Curiously, you find a decent footlocker of nineteenth century clothing that fits you nearly perfectly.

PAPER DOLL. Please draw on a 19th century outfit for Chuck!

Suggestion 2017/10/05(Thu)01:13 No. 834623 ID: b8d5aa
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>>834619

naileD 2017/10/05(Thu)01:50 No. 834625 ID: 100607
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Unfortunately, a barrister wig was all Chuck could find. But it should be enough for him to not feel naked anymore!

(sorry, I couldn't draw the front)

>>834619
I can't draw for shit, but cowboy hat and a duster.

A heavy wool grey uniform. Down with the eagle and up with the cross!

Θ][Σ 2017/10/05(Thu)06:09 No. 834637 ID: 8a204b
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Frock Coats for everyone!

>>834623
This isn't bad, although I think lighter pants would blend better.

Suggestion 2017/10/05(Thu)08:21 No. 834644 ID: 8b4f18
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even comes with a corset

>>834644
I like this for how ridiculous it is, can we have this but with a tophat?

>>834635
backing this, would draw myself but i don't have any drawing programs to use...

Suggestion 2017/10/05(Thu)10:20 No. 834651 ID: 33b7e7
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Please, everyone. Chuck is a man of class. Lower class.

Seriously though, Chuck, the upper class fancies aren't your style. Rogueish workman, that's the ticket. Besides, how many ladies are into formal gentlemen, versus how many can be moved by a charming rolled-sleeved scallywag? Breathes well, easy to move in. Takes a bit of wear and stain without losing the core appeal. Easy to take off and put on again swiftly. Gotta consider your needs, my friend. Gotta anticipate. I think this is what you want.

>>834651
This is good.

Still needs a cowboy hat, though.

>>834623
I like this, but I'm not sure if chuck would wear a bowtie.

>>834644
i like this one just for how ridiculous it is

>>834644
This

>>834644
This. Go prance about in front of Geoff. See if you manage to make him assert his sexuality one way or another.

>>834651
Or this, I suppose, if we must be serious.

>>834651

this'n

>>834651

OOH, this one!

>>834623
I vote this.

Charlemagne 2017/10/05(Thu)12:20 No. 834673 ID: 0427e8
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You put on some geek's rail worker getup. It fits you perfectly, right down to the hat size over your ears! You feel your mid-Adlannic accent growin thicka as ya put it awn, hon.

Charlemagne 2017/10/05(Thu)12:20 No. 834674 ID: 0427e8
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Hm. You hear the hum of voices downstairs growing louder. You decide to see what's going on.

Charlemagne 2017/10/05(Thu)12:21 No. 834675 ID: 0427e8
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As you reach the bottom of the stairs, you feel a short-lived panic at the sensation of fresh, outside air drafting in through the den. Someone is opening the front door! With a few seconds delay, the whole town (sans Ramona and Sophie) starts to cheer. Susanna is standing in the doorway, leaning on her sword.

Move ta catch her, she looks like she's gawna fall ova hon.

>>834675

Well get her something to cover up with already, shes probably all cut up and naked.

She probably also needs to he invited in before ahe can actually enter, but check with her if she thinks that will also break the wards keeping the reverends out

>>834675
Get a towel or a robe, she's gonna be naked and covered in blood.

Go hug her.

>>834678
Agreed. Also seriously, she was out all night? I thought Lisa told her that the coast was clear hours ago.

Where were tha applause for ya after ya rescued everyone?

oh dang was she out in the sun

Mentally prepare for her to look pretty damn fucked up

Get her a blanket or something

>>834675
Grab a blanket, go and prepare to wrap her into a sad burrito as she falls.

Genre-savviness says she's already dead. Be prepared for the worst.

>>834675
Grab a blanket and wrap her up.
"Everybody's safe. Everybody's ok."

No more burritoes, only feels now.

>>834685
Duh, she's the living dead.
Giver her a hug of emotional and physical support.

>>834685
You mean someone punched her in all of her pressure points and she's about to explode?!

One vote for getting her something to cover up with. Maybe also get her something to drink.

She's clearly unwell to some degree, might want to get in close and get her covered up before everybody sees her like that.

>>834727
Maybe? Or she's pumped full of water and about to explode.

Don't ask her if she's okay, ask if she can infact enter the manor and if she needs/wants anything.

Ah yeah. Chuck looking good. Let's go hit on the naked Susanna while also showing off our new outfit.

>>834755
make sure she is both okay and not dangerous and then do this.

"Snake, try to remember the basics of CQC."

>>834675
I think you're gonna get the vote this year, Ma'am, it's a shoe in.

Whatever words of dialog you say, Chuck, please say it in your mid-Adlannic accent.

If she needs to be invited in, remember to do so BY NAME, filtering out any impostors.

>>834817
I don't see how that's possible, since the Reverends have been shown to be able to only mimic voices and not appearances.

>>834822
How about we don't take that risk now?

Charlemagne 2017/10/08(Sun)01:04 No. 835124 ID: 0427e8
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Susanna is struggling to breathe, her body covered in cuts and lacerations, but she is very much alive. She is squinting tightly, the daylight evidently harming her eyes.

Penny: "Alright, someone bring her inside. Get a blanket and some water! Hurry!"

Susanna shakes her head. She tries to speak, but her voice is only a feeble wheeze.

I can't come in, she mouths.

I can't come in.

>>835124
Yeah like a couple people pointed out, the house is warded against her in addition to the reverends. Give her the blanket anyway, then go ask Ramona how to get her indoors.

Give her a blanket immediately.

At the same time, look into her eyes and ask what she needs to come in. A magic invitation? Must it come specifically from Ramona?

Tell someone to bring Ramona while you take care of Susanna.

>>835126
Yes, carnal speech would be useful right now. Get her wrapped up and sat down.

Carnal speech time again? alright, if we have ta.

>>835124
"Get Ramona, this is weird magic stuff and she's important for that!"

>>835124
Get her a blanket, try to get her to lie down to your hands, and yell at someone to tell Ramona and open the way.

>>835124
"Blanket, water, Ramona and some sunglasses, pronto!"
Sit with her outside until she can come in.

Seems like everyone has the right idea. Mercy for the snek lady. She just survived 12+ hours of hand to hand combat with immortal freaks to save everyone in town including Ramona.

>>835124
Go wrap your arms around her and take the weight off her legs. Maybe help her to the ground so she can stop standing.
"Sally, can you try inviting Susanna in?
Lisa, get blankets. Rita, get water and a bit of salt and sugar - she's dehydrated and gotta have salt depletion.

This is magic bullshit. We need Ramona here - Naz, help Geoff bring her."

>>835124
what a badass. I'm assuming it's daytime, so maybe it's safe to go outside now? Might want to start bandaging those cuts too (though they look pretty damn cool)

Let's test a theory.

Sally, invite the mayor in.

Give it a shot having Sally invite her in, but in the meantime -- blanks, water, cover Susanna the hell up. Whatever she is, the sunlight hurts.

>>835124
oh right. vampire.
someone get a Plath and get them to tell her she may come in!

>>835189
Many fae can't abide the sun and only dance in the moonlight. Vampires, Dullahan, and others were all original in fae classification before terminology like 'undead' was added. That's why Drac was originally killed with a Bowie knife (and a Kuri - cold iron), not a wooden stake.

So who knows.

Fetch Sally to try inviting her in. In the meantime, bring those things out for her! Grab a chair, at least.

Charlemagne 2017/10/09(Mon)00:58 No. 835311 ID: 0427e8
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You urge Sally to invite Susanna in, and she nervously walks toward the door. Geoff heads upstairs to get supplies for Susanna and to summon Ramona. Sally just stands there and stares at the mayor for a bit.

Sally:

Sally: "Come in. Susanna."

Susanna leans against the door frame, then extends her arm inside. Her hand immediately goes limp as it passes over the threshold, then falls back down to her side.

>>835311
I'm not interested in finding out what happens if we drag her inside.
Go on out there and watch for reverends. You can alert the others if one shows up... uh, where are the guys with the guns?

Go hug Susanna to make her wait easier.

OK, not gonna work. And we don't wanna screw with the warding.

Get something to cover Susanna with.

Put a blanket over her to get the sun off while you wait on all these attempts already.

Carry a fainting couch outside for her.

>>835311
This is going to be REALLY stupid magic bullshit, isn't it. Like we're going to have to choose between letting her in and keeping the reverends out.
Go out and help support her weight.

Get her a blanket and ask if she wants food/a hat/anything.

She can come into the courtyard, right? Surrounded by Plath House on three sides? Haul a chair or something out there onto the porch, then start planning how to fortify and/or magically ward the courtyard's open side. Steal an appropriate length of razor-wire-topped fencing from the distillery, maybe.

>>835329
the burnt one to be precise.

Is the invitation enough to let her in or do we have to go through some weird bullshit magic ordeal?

>>835139
Restating this.

>>835488
Geoff went to go get those things.

Carnal speech, methinks.

maybe give her blue agate

>>835311
Sally should go tell Ramona that Susanna's been fighting monsters all night and she needs to get into the mansion for shelter. If Ramona can't let her in while she's not in earshot then she could try writing a note.

Stay with her and comfort her while she waits. Someone should bring some water out for her, too.

We've got almost a dozen people here. Start delegating.

One person go fetch Ramona and let her know that Susanna is at the door and needs to be let in.

One person go get a blanket.

Another go get water.

Yet another try to find some sunglasses.

>>835311
hug brave snek

Hug the precious snek. Shield her body from the sun.

Seriously, hug her. Not cause she needs to feel better, not because it'd cover her, not because you are a horndog, because she's going to fall over.

>>835311
Potential problem: Ramona might not be able to let her in unless it's in person. If that's the case, we don't want anyone to try and drag her out of bed. You could help Susanna up to her bedroom window and let her in that way. You might need to pull her up with a rope.

Another potential problem is that Ramona might not want to let her in because of distrust, but we really need to all work together now. If that's the case, Chuck could say that he'll stay outside to help her until Ramona lets her in the house, because I don't think he wants either of them getting hurt any more.

>>835670
Makes sense.

Pls...hug snek
And get her a blanket and some sunglasses. Maybe a robe or something while we're at it?

I'm still salty over being almost evicted. Let her twitch.

>>836192
Some people are still salty that snanal was ruined by 20 questions. Chuck and Susie are currently heroes, don't try to ruin it please. We benefit nothing from it.

Charlemagne 2017/10/14(Sat)00:06 No. 836566 ID: 0db359
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Geoff brings Susanna a blanket and a glass of water. Susanna takes a long drink, then wraps herself up in the cloth. Her voice sounds much clearer now.

Susanna: "The owner of the house"

She goes into a fit of coughing.

Charlemagne 2017/10/14(Sat)00:06 No. 836567 ID: 0db359
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As much as you generally dislike Susanna, you do not like seeing her like this.

You: "What happens if we bring her-"

Before you can finish the thought, everyone turns around. The step at the top of the stairs creaks.

Charlemagne 2017/10/14(Sat)00:07 No. 836568 ID: 0db359
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Ramona:

Ramona: "Come in, Susanna."

>>836569
Alright, boss ladies. What's next? Giant orgy out of spite? Or do we focus on boring things like getting the ward on the town back up?

Also susanna do you need medical attention or will those wounds just close up on their own? Sophie is totally wiped out and asleep at the moment.

Charlemagne 2017/10/14(Sat)00:19 No. 836571 ID: 0db359
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Susanna hesitates at first, cautiously lifting her foot over the threshold. By the time she works up the courage to enter completely, Ramona is standing in the den.

Susanna:

Susanna: "I heard you had"

Susanna: "a bit of a probablem with drinking."

Ramona: "I did."

Susanna:

Susanna: "I'm glad"

Susanna: "I'm glad you're ok."

Ramona glares at her, taking a small sip from her brandy.

Ramona: "I'm glad you're ok, too."

Looks like they'll need a bit of encouragement.

Step in and pull them close, "Looks like you two both played a big role in making sure everyone is safe, huh? It's nice to see you two working together like that!"

Ask what the next plan of action is. The whole town cant just stay here forever, how do we make it so the reverends go back to being unable to enter buildings?

Don't say anything unless you need to play peacekeeper.

We're going back to the warehouse and down the hole- and we're not asking anybody for permission.

right, lets not get involved with this. Lets see the prisoner.

>>836571
Let's give them the time to talk them out. If we're needed, they'll come find us.

Since everyone seems to be here, check on whether they're all in a good shape. Rita and Rachel especially.

>>836571
"Alright ladies, we need to get comfortable and think of a way to get our town back."

>>836587
This.
Rachel seemed pretty fucked up on whatever Julia gave her.

"The two of you saved our collective asses. We're ALL glad you're BOTH ok. Right everyone?"

Being the focus of positive attention from a large group of people generally makes people feel either awkward or happy or both, and either way being in that spot together should help break the ice between them a bit.

Let's not sit down to the big problem-solving group debate quite yet, Susanna needs time to rest. After a moment, take Ramona aside, ask her if she's sure she's feeling alright, then toss a few ideas back and forth with her. Susanna has issues and is generally hard to get through to, so make it easier on yourself by practicing what you're going to say.

Check if there's any of that Carnal Speech juice they made left over, too.

>>836571
Let them talk it out in private.

>>836587
This.

Now kiss.

Charlemagne 2017/10/14(Sat)10:19 No. 836616 ID: 0db359
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You decide to let these two old ladies settle things amongst themselves. In the meantime, you have a house full of much younger ladies you could spend time with.

That being said, you WILL come back to check on Susanna and Ramona in a little while. You could go to your bedroom, another specific place in the house, or to see someone in particular.

Visit Julia. Bunt the bun.

>>836618
+1

>>836616

Find Rachel (and maybe also lisa, though she'll probably be there) and get her take on last night's events now that she's presumably lucid. She knows more about what's going on than any other available person, and also maybe you can rub your dick on her and/or lisa.

>>836618
Sure, ok. Lets see how she's holding up in a house with cops that dgaf she's there.

>>836616
Geoff. Just thinking about him in that nurse outfit has you distracted.

>>836634
I'll back this one up just because it's different. Let's see where it goes.

A vote against Geoff is vote for freedom.

Voting for freedom.

Go talk to Rita. She needs to keep mum about Julia and she seems like the type that might be receptive to your charms too.

See how Rita's holding up.

Marcie.

Rita!

You have not seen nearly enough of Layla. Check in on her and it'll double as checking Julia's not in trouble.

>>836616
A vote for Rita. We need to make sure Julia's not getting to trouble, and Rita is the first one to look into for that, since she's the only one who actually got to talk with Julia while we were there.

We should also check on how Rachel is doing and get her up to date on things, but Rita first.

Rita

>>836638
No, Geoff is a gay nerd. Go get Lisa or Rita to get revenge on him.

Ellen or Rita.

Layla

Go see Rita. See how shes holding up from your adventure last night.

>>836665
Yeah, he's a gay nerd. That's kinda, you know, the POINT.
Find Naz and have her watch you pound his ass.