AMALTHEA
[You find yourself in a bright white room, the door locked shut behind you. There's a long glass table in the middle of the room, with an unsealed envelope on top—it contains your instructions; if you can't read them yourself, you'll hear Nyssa's voice whispering in your ear, reading them aloud for you. Surrounding the table are enough glass chairs for everyone to sit down.
The floor is made of glass, and taking up most of the wall opposite the door is a window. The room beyond is currently empty …]
The floor is made of glass, and taking up most of the wall opposite the door is a window. The room beyond is currently empty …]

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--for that, someone will have to keep track of who has died, of course. But that should be easy.
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[You know. Like me.]
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If you want to do that though, you can. But if we find out it wasn't him, and it hurt somebody else, someone like Star-- if we can figure out who, we should apologize.
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Then it is agreed. My thanks.
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One does not accidentally play three stones in such a game.
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I guess not...
But, still. I hope there's some ... explanation, and not that he just doesn't ... care.
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