That part is still a mystery. It's hard to find out more information on it, though, considering our only consistently available sources are the sisters...
Do you think they'll tell us someday? Earlier, Peach went as far as to tell us not to use the antidote. Maybe she'd be willing to share more about what happened before.
[ He would've liked full range of motion for both arms, he thinks as he eyes a koto in the music room. Instead he sits on a chair with his injured arm cradled to his chest, and he cants his head toward the doorway when a familiar face enters. ]
... People here are still unused to such things. I'm fine. I wasn't the one being attacked. But...
[ A lot happened is one way to describe it. ]
It would probably be less cruel to simply pick one or two people who volunteer themselves and designate them to be the one to do the deed, at the end of every week.
[ They sure were. Now hopefully no one ever mentions hers or asks about it. ]
Peach said it was random unless someone volunteered. I guess it depends on whether you believe her about whether it's really random or if someone else picks...
Well. All the more reason to not let something like this happen again. Whatever happens, we'll at least have to have a set plan for who handles the execution this time.
[ and then galo volunteered and gave half the mansion heart attacks, rip ]
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SATURDAY post-trial, week 2
if Zenitsu stops by the conservatory or lounge today, he might just run into 45? Or if he won't go there they just
pass each other. in a random hall. it's fine, probably. ]
what if i don't have a meme for you?
Is it true that a culprit might not be executed if they're cured of their transformation?
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I only know what the sisters told me. Plum, in this case.
She said that she assumed if such a thing were possible, there would be no need to kill them. ... Her words.
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If Plum said it, the probability of that happening seems reasonable enough. ]
Are you going to try it?
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... And besides. If it doesn't work, then I'm prepared to take responsibility for what comes after.
[ while half of the rest of the mansion is being sad, apparently. ]
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Mr. Kim said the same thing.
Hey, how many of those antidotes are out there?
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[ So, you know. ]
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Just one? How did you guys find it?
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They're gone now.
[ it's all squeaky clean now. ]
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[ Yikes! Plum, sweeping the no longer living dead as if she were sweeping leaves outside—what a horrifying mental image. ]
Don't tell me, the bodies . . .
[ Were they recognizable? Whose bodies were they? Maybe he shouldn't know. Just thinking about the possibility is giving him the heebie-jeebies. ]
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But the bodies were no one that we'd recognize. Not from here. We think they might have been previous guests.
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No way. If that's true, how many times has this dinner happened? Why does the Master keep hosting?
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But it's hard to say for sure. It couldn't hurt to talk to them, though, as long as we compare what they're actually saying.
[ you know, just in case, lies happen. ]
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Have you talked to them yet? Outside of trial, I mean.
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I'm thinking I should probably change that.
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I'll figure something out. Besides, it'd be rude to call someone up just to ask them questions, right?
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Um, how are they? They're always their usual selves during trial, but do they ever look stressed at all elsewhere?
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[ among other things. ]
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But if we're this stressed out, they must be, too, right?
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[ on even ground and everything. ]
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[ that's actually a very good point. it raises his mood a bit. ]
Thanks for the suggestion. You know, you're really smart!
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You're the one who brought the idea up. I just repackaged it, you could say.
Sunday post-execution, week 3
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[ She was going to head for the flutes first, but... ]
How are you doing, Zenitsu?
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[ Well, his arm still throbs from the gunshot wound, but that's so yesterday already. A lot happened this morning. ]
What about you? That was a rough execution.
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[ A lot happened is one way to describe it. ]
It would probably be less cruel to simply pick one or two people who volunteer themselves and designate them to be the one to do the deed, at the end of every week.
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Who chooses the executioner? It can't be the girls, can it?
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Peach said it was random unless someone volunteered. I guess it depends on whether you believe her about whether it's really random or if someone else picks...
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If that's true, there didn't seem to be volunteers this time.
[ And what if there still aren't any by next week? What if someone like Ken is chosen next? That'd be too cruel. ]
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[ bad. ]
Well. All the more reason to not let something like this happen again. Whatever happens, we'll at least have to have a set plan for who handles the execution this time.
[ and then galo volunteered and gave half the mansion heart attacks, rip ]