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WEEK 3
WEEK 3
Another week, another set of bodies to add to the pile. Two lured in by The Lady's machinations, and another two done in by misfortune; six of your number are dead already. Who knows who it will be the next time? And for what reason? Nevertheless, there’s no choice but to keep pushing on in your own way; whether that means barricading yourself inside your room for the rest of your stay, leaving artwork of your fellow Survivors around the housing area, or eating all the raw meat in the vicinity… well, everyone deals with things differently.
Either way, you understand the drill by now, yes? Another portion of the city reveals itself as the fog retreats yet again, lampposts lighting the way to the new areas as usual. The full moon wanes to half this week too, so make the most of it.
[[Welcome to Week 3! Note that new areas have been added, and can be found under the Week 3 tab on our Locations page. Once again, feel free to make top levels at your discretion, and remember to note it in your header if you plan on investigating any locations. You can also privately contact The Lady or Rembrandt.]]

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[ He'll teach you how to make a good enough breakfast food fit for a king! ]
Haha, well, thank you. Funnily enough, I find it easier to cook when there's other people around who can have some.
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Oh? Well, I'm sure you have quite a few people eager to take you up on that here.
[...just how many of us are hopeless at cooking, because he suspects there's a lot here...]
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Cooking with Iago: Fates Edition. ]
Yes, actually. Though I've noticed one or two other people seem to know how to cook themselves, which is good.
[ He couldn't imagine what it'd be like if only one person could cook. ]
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[free food!!!!!!!!!!]
And again, you have my thanks for both providing for us, and for allowing me the opportunity to learn from you.
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[ Rean wondered if he should be surprised or not about that. But maybe he shouldn't because yes, free food. ]
It's really no problem. I'm always happy to provide a chance to teach someone new things.
[ Especially if those things helps them. It reminded him fondly of his job as an Instructor back home. ]
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[it's a joke because he's a great student!!!!!]
I never really had much of a reason to learn to cook back home; my position means I have access to the castle's chefs and servants, so I haven't had to prepare anything for myself in quite some time.
[Now that he's used to the stove and all the appliances, it isn't all that bad. Still way easier (and tastier) to mooch off of Rean, though!!]
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[ Either way, he'll take it in stride. ]
...That does make sense, though. You did mention you were in a rather high position, after all.
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Yes, I am. I simply don't have time to handle that on top of everything else I'm doing for Nohr and King Garon.
[...Come to think of it, when was the last time he had a break...?? This is almost like a vacation. Except for the trials!! Even the murder's pretty normal at this point, tbh.]
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Point is, Rean could reign them in 90% of the time and that's what matters!! ]
...It's starting to sound to me like you need a vacation.
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[I mean. Never mind that it has been longer than a week since he's been here!!! It's fine!!! Totally fine.]
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[ Because wow. Then again he did hear from him that the King trusted him a lot. But still.
He hoped that Nohr was at least not on flames and people were coping just fine. ]
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[Basically he translates garon-speech to orders that people can actually follow.]
Unfortunately, the king doesn't wish for anyone to see him in such a state, and I am the only person permitted to speak with him. Even if my duties could be covered, the trust he has placed in me cannot be.
[He legitimately does sound somber about the whole thing; it's... sort of strange to think about how things are going in his absence right now, so he'll go back to not thinking about it at all, thanks.]
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[ He did mention the King holding quite so much trust in him and the state of his King before, though Rean had figured at the very least there miiiight be someone in an emergency.
But that didn't seem the case, and he'll take note of the somber tone. ]
I suppose it'd be like as if the Chancellor decided to quit, though I think he'd be someone who was rather replaceable, even given what he's done, and considering the circumstances were rather different.
[ He also couldn't believe this was actually the first time he mentioned the Chancellor to somebody but here we were, and maybe it'd be a good distraction. ]
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Tell me about the Chancellor. Who is he?
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He's a rather ambitious man who stomps on anyone who gets in his way, and though he's not the only one who's been rather aggressive in Erebonia's history, he's one of the main reasons why our country is so aggressive.
His name is Giliath Osborne.
[ Rean couldn't imagine Iago getting along with the guy at all. ]
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Is he still in power?
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Yes. I don't see him easily being removed from power at this point, though.
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[don't know what that's like!!!!]
Have you ever dealt with him personally?
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[ Rean knew Osborne had hardly anything to worry about, considering everything. ]
...I have. More than I expected to, but not as much as some others.
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I imagine it went poorly...?
[c'mon rean, shittalk him, join the gossipy teenage girls club!!!]
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Anytime after that, it wasn't a sign of anything good.
[ He'll fold his arms, frowning.
He sure can shittalk, even if it might sound mild because it's Rean. Consider him an honorary, temporary member of the gossipy teenage girls club. ]
Every other meeting to me he seemed like he always knew too much [ insufferable, practically!! ], that he was much too satisfied in the position he had, and he seemed to act like nothing he did was ever really wrong. If he was asked to explain himself, he'd be mostly too vague, and if he actually gave any useful information it was a miracle, but it just ended up leaving more questions anyway.
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I can't really say I'm surprised. That's more or less what I expected from someone like that. He sounds exasperating to deal with.