Posts from ☀️ Arselia and Akonia
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Haven of Justice... Scanning the map, she outlined several options:
- the police station - the most just place on the planet, yes, undoubtedly;
- the Order of the Radiant Dawn - possible, but it's not certain whether it still existed at the time the treasure was encrypted, and besides, interacting with Draco Mellis about this would clearly be tense;
- the Community of Veterans - little is known about its founding, but it is quite likely;
- ...the guillotine - from an artistic point of view, it seems to be the closest; besides, this time the location of the next clue was not specified, which means the place should be easily accessible.
Apparently, she will have to check them all - Ayano sighed.
She looked at the lazy sun, barely rising above the horizon - what time could she go to Carneol? Closing her eyes, she appealed to Kami to find out the answer to this question, but they predictably ignored her. Aimlessly moving her finger across the map, it stopped on the "tentacle" - the supposed "residence" of the exorcist. The district... the port.
Folding the map, the miko walked the same way to the port that she had taken the previous evening, in order to take another look at the crime scene along the way.
-- Miss Keliandra? -- they met on the street, some distance from the Ornament. -- Did you manage to find anything out?
How cleverly this part of the city is designed. It's so easy to meet the person you need...
*Keliandra recounts the entire story from the beginning, including the meeting with Raphael.*
Beata finds herself in the middle of a dark room. She looks around, making out the shapes of a dresser, a wardrobe, a bed, and a staircase leading to the first floor.
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-- I don't know anything about these... -- Aiko meant "Apostles of Akonia" and spoke very quietly. -- But shouldn't anger be characterized by impulsiveness? We're lucky to have Mr. Raphael on this case; he can see such hidden character traits.
Slowly approaches the bed and examines it, trying not to touch anything.
But shouldn't anger be characterized by impulsiveness? We are lucky to have Mr. Raphael working on this; he will be able to spot such hidden character traits.
-- Interesting... Perhaps we need information from Mr. Merrell, but... Based on my own experience in Ornament, it seems that simply questioning the locals might not yield anything; they are too accustomed to unusual individuals and therefore don't pay attention. A more straightforward approach might be more effective. Is the Phantom's owner a lover of dark arts? Good. Or maybe bad, depending on how you look at it? We need to find out if he has an alibi for the time the murder occurred. It's unlikely that the local population is accustomed to spending the night away from home, right? But his doll-like saleswoman is unlikely to tell you anything... And overall, the chances that we've found the right person are still very slim.
-- I don't know anything about these... -- Ayko meant "Apostles of Akonia" and spoke very quietly. -- But shouldn't anger be characterized by impulsiveness? We're lucky to have Mr. Raphael on this case; he'll be able to see such hidden character traits.
— In any case, the Phantom's owner remains a suspicious person, but what if he can help us? If he's not the murderer, he's still a good specialist in this area. But that's just an assumption. It would be good to wait for the results of Raphael's visit to the Phantom. What should I do now, chief?
So, this goddess has her own fanatics; they might be behind all of this. Interesting. So, they are ideologically driven individuals, not just madmen.
-- Interesting... We probably need information from Mr. Merrell.
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Since his last visit to "Haven", nothing has changed.