catch-all: shess.

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week five, saturday.

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[...

She'll find him in the farmlands, probably.]

I need to ask you something.

[nonbelligerent]

[why is it that when he doesn't want to talk to people, no one ever leaves him alone.]

What is it?

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[be less likable shess]

There was something Miki wanted to share with you after Wednesday. Was she able to?

[nonbelligerent]

[...?]

I didn't meet with Miki after Wednesday.

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[...]

What about the dead? Have you been in contact with them lately?

[nonbelligerent]

... Yes.

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And what did they tell you?

[nonbelligerent]

Why are you asking?

[televised]

For the same reason you're hesitating to give a straight answer.

[nonbelligerent]

You're the one who approached me to ask, North. I am under no obligation to answer at your command.

[televised]

The information you might have gotten from the dead is the same as what Miki wanted to share with you, alright? That's why I'm asking.

[nonbelligerent]

Are you sure it was after Wednesday that she wanted to share it?

[televised]

As far as I know. Could have heard wrong, though.

[nonbelligerent]

Miki and I did discuss the dead, but it wasn't then. I don't know if she heard anything else afterwards, or your timelines are simply mixed up.

I wasn't aware you two were friends.

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We weren't.

[She has no trouble admitting that.]

But I owed a favor to someone who was. If the timelines are mixed up, it's likely because I was asked to follow up on information I got second-hand.

[nonbelligerent]

Then you might as well say what it is. Even if it isn't what I know, I imagine Miki will be messaging me with it, anyway.

[televised]

... Alright.

Supposedly, if we want to end this, everyone has to die until there's only one person left.

[nonbelligerent]

[he nods.]

I'm aware... as is about half the population here, to be honest. Possibly more.

[televised]

Saying "half the population" doesn't mean a lot at this point.

[So many people are dead.]

I assume at least one of them is responsible for part of this week's killings.

[nonbelligerent]

Probably.

[televised]

[hm.]

... I'll leave you be for now. But let's talk again later. After... whatever happens tomorrow.

[and they know if he's deda or not.]

[nonbelligerent]

Okay.