Yes. It's unclear how soon after, but as long as the monster is activated and dwells within them, they will feel that blood thirst until they act upon it again.
... Well, we can infer Nona is responsible for Pickles, and I don't know if she would lie with her last words ... but I can only assume she would tell the truth.
Though I would personally take the available time not working on a deadline to sort through the information found today, and more clearly delineate theories. The overlap between murders was large. Everyone wanted to go to the beach.
I ... am loathe to begin thinking of killing as salvation. Of death as freedom. It isn't. I can attest to that myself. The first argument is more persuasive if you're asking me, if a bit more blunt and likely not to settle well with some of the others.
famine looks thoughtful at that answer, canting their head to the side. ]
Then if they have a problem, they should get over it. They should also understand that keeping someone alive is not always the same thing as saving them. [ which is just the other side of the coin to gale's point ] But I am not here to persuade any of you individually.
I simply have to trust that you will see through what must be done.
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Yes. It's unclear how soon after, but as long as the monster is activated and dwells within them, they will feel that blood thirst until they act upon it again.
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Meaning Erin is likely half of the Chimera, yes?
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I cannot confirm nor deny.
Though I would personally take the available time not working on a deadline to sort through the information found today, and more clearly delineate theories. The overlap between murders was large. Everyone wanted to go to the beach.
[ stop ]
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[ THE COMPLICATED FEET MIASMA. ]
And, if we somehow figure out this mysterious third entity?
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[ so many people died in that, famine ]
Then you ought to kill them before they kill you. Or save them from the prison of their own minds. Whichever reasoning you find more persuasive.
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[ HE WAS IN IT. ]
I ... am loathe to begin thinking of killing as salvation. Of death as freedom. It isn't. I can attest to that myself. The first argument is more persuasive if you're asking me, if a bit more blunt and likely not to settle well with some of the others.
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[ don't tease the man who had to find a hoe
famine looks thoughtful at that answer, canting their head to the side. ]
Then if they have a problem, they should get over it. They should also understand that keeping someone alive is not always the same thing as saving them. [ which is just the other side of the coin to gale's point ] But I am not here to persuade any of you individually.
I simply have to trust that you will see through what must be done.
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[ sighing out. ]
As of right now, I have very few ideas for who the last could be. So stabbing blindly into the dark seems an exceedingly stupid idea.
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It has been a long day, with more blood spilled than anticipated. You needn't push yourself excessively tonight.
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But I'll speak to you once I have the food ready, hm?
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[ famine shrugs ]
If there is nothing else you are in need of.
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Are you able to handle spicy foods?
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famine frowns, as if they don't care to admit this but ]
... less so....
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[ COLD!!!!!!!!!!!! ]
It isn't that harsh. It just needs a bit of kick or you lose the complexity.
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How particular.
Then it had best be worth it.