LogFAQs > #916324234

D team's up next, of course. Their message is "When a curious hate oozes calamity." Phi, of course, immediately suggests it's an anagram, though she doesn't reveal what. They've got a force quit box, too. They try to input a password. No good. They try to look at the underside, but it's beyond heavy; Sigma thinks it may not be made of anything of Earth. Phi makes a crack at Sigma's age. Ah, metahumor.

Prep Room, Decontamination Room, Healing Room, Transporter Room, Manufacturing, Trash Disposal Room, and Locker Room. Transporter Room is the only one that doesn't look like something I recognize from a previous game. Heh, Sigma calls Junpei by his last name and Akane by her first. That seems like a sure sign that it is in fact his 67-year-old consciousness in this body, though there wasn't really much doubt anyway. They talk about the X-Passes, and Phi suggests Sigma "try dying once". He politely, but firmly, declines. Phi does make a decent point, though; given how many Espers are in here, it'd be easy enough to get all nine of them out eventually. Though as far as we know at the moment, there aren't any in group Q. Diana asks who Zero is. They're not sure, but they know that the person must know about the events of last year. Phi suggests that the speech being prerecorded is because Zero is among them. Next, Diana asks if they think help will come. Phi finds it unlikely. Dcom can't contact them because they're simulating an actual Mars mission. Diana thinks Sigma and Phi are like siblings with how in-sync they are. Hm, so this is indeed the Mars Mission...the one that they found transmissions of in 2074. Diana also notes that Sigma has an unusual manner of speaking, and Phi confirms that yes, this is the Sigma from 2074. He, Phi, and Akane infiltrated Dcom to try to prevent the events of the future. But they didn't know what happened inside the facility, so they couldn't prevent the Decision Game from taking place. Diana asks why this had to happen to her and says she never should've listened to Rebecca. They ask about Rebecca, and Diana says Rebecca is the head nurse at the hospital where she works, and that Rebecca suggests she join because Dcom was looking for a nurse. Heh, now I'm almost certain that Sigma based Luna on Diana. Gab arrives again. Sigma suggests that Phi go through there and Phi says it's clearly impossible, claiming to be a D-Cup. Sigma tells her she's full of shit and points out that that's a size larger than the last time she told him. Phi says that it's been 45 years and growing is natural. Aha. This is further down the line, and not only has C-Team written the note, but Q-Team has affirmed that they're on board with the plan. Phi, as usual, is suspicious. Sigma wonders if she thinks Q-Team will betray them, but Phi points out that if tha t was Q-Team's plan, they'd have no reason to send Gab. They'd only need to vote for D-Team. She thinks C-Team will betray them. That they'll actually vote Q-Team. Which, uh, they kind of did. But then she says that the fact Gab showed up means that Q-Team is voting for C-Team, so they have no choice but to vote for Q-Team. I'm already regretting turning on Q-Team as C-Team...Phi's logic is scary, and I can't help but want to follow it, but knowing that D-Team did in fact vote differently than they said they would... Ah, screw it, I'm voting for C-Team. Sigma is angry at Diana for voting for C-Team, and Diana can't explain why she voted the way she did. Zero gives the same spiel as he did last time.
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