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Topic	nonary nonsense: giggs plays zero time dilemma
Giggsalot 10/17/18 4:46:34 PM #123:	Door of Truth (Part II) armed with the Twins' birthday (even if Sigma shouldn't have any idea about that clue), I return to the timeline where Diana and Sigma transported away from their fates, and open the *Door of Truth. I find myself, unsurprisingly, in the ward Q pod room, and more surprisingly, find the three members of Team Q trapped in the titular pods. nice to see some face-to-face interaction! amnesiac Eric understandably freaks out once again upon the rediscovery of Mira's strangled corpse, but it gets worse. Akane's bloody body and the dismembered remains of Junpei are also in the later pods, as are the cadavers of this timeline's Diana, Sigma and Phi, executed due to the 13:30 vote. just as Diana and Sigma despair at all of their attempts at finding a timeline with Phi being for naught, Zero helpfully beams in a video of Carlos killing Akane, and reveals six X-Passes! apparently transportation is allowed, even if SHIFTing isn't. the team runs for the X-Door, where they meet Carlos (how the hell did he get there?), and after a brief confrontation, they discover the passcode entering device is blown to pieces. psychotic Eric shows up brandishing his shotgun, and demands to know who killed Mira. after the standoff devolves into Sigma and Carlos nerding out over SHIFTing and Eric gets understandably irritated, Diana has a brainwave about the ward setup and asks him to shoot the wall. the colour from the walls immediately fades, the projection broken. Diana then goes on to prove the secret of the warehouse - the three teams have been sharing a common space, and they have been waking up sequentially, not simultaneously. this feels like a huge revelation, but I'm not actually sure what the significance of that is yet. so people can in principle move between rooms easily? Zero can set up each segment in turn? none of those feel too shocking to me, but maybe I'm missing something. Sigma and Diana then avoid their scheduled sleep by tampering with their bracelets (Akane's Zero would never have allowed for that), and the story goes on... --- side note: whoa, my flowchart got all chronological! that's a nice touch.* --- And if you don't know, now you know. <cite>Giggsalot posted [p:910697170] in nonary non... [t:76998269]...</cite> <quote>Door of Truth (Part II) armed with the Twins' birthday (even if Sigma shouldn't have any idea about that clue), I return to the timeline where Diana and Sigma transported away from their fates, and open the Door of Truth. I find myself, unsurprisingly, in the ward Q pod room, and more surprisingly, find the three members of Team Q trapped in the titular pods. nice to see some face-to-face interaction! amnesiac Eric understandably freaks out once again upon the rediscovery of Mira's strangled corpse, but it gets worse. Akane's bloody body and the dismembered remains of Junpei are also in the later pods, as are the cadavers of this timeline's Diana, Sigma and Phi, executed due to the 13:30 vote. just as Diana and Sigma despair at all of their attempts at finding a timeline with Phi being for naught, Zero helpfully beams in a video of Carlos killing Akane, and reveals six X-Passes! apparently transportation is allowed, even if SHIFTing isn't. the team runs for the X-Door, where they meet Carlos (how the hell did he get there?), and after a brief confrontation, they discover the passcode entering device is blown to pieces. psychotic Eric shows up brandishing his shotgun, and demands to know who killed Mira. after the standoff devolves into Sigma and Carlos nerding out over SHIFTing and Eric gets understandably irritated, Diana has a brainwave about the ward setup and asks him to shoot the wall. the colour from the walls immediately fades, the projection broken. Diana then goes on to prove the secret of the warehouse - the three teams have been sharing a common space, and they have been waking up sequentially, not simultaneously. this feels like a huge revelation, but I'm not actually sure what the significance of that is yet. so people can in principle move between rooms easily? Zero can set up each segment in turn? none of those feel too shocking to me, but maybe I'm missing something. Sigma and Diana then avoid their scheduled sleep by tampering with their bracelets (Akane's Zero would never have allowed for that), and the story goes on... --- side note: whoa, my flowchart got all chronological! that's a nice touch. --- And if you don't know, now you know.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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