Highly Suspicious Person

IC: Akree After an awkward silence that lasted far too long, Akree saw Prei make a slightly confused face at somebody nearby. The Skakdi turned to see a toa staring at the sun, and called out "You probably shouldn't be looking at the sun like that. It cooks your eyes if you do it too much."

IC: Akree Akree stopped for a moment before replying. "Not really. I sort of wanted to get to know the other Sentinels and I didn't think through what I would actually say."

IC: Akree Huh. Akree wasn't used to people knowing his name. "Uh, yes sir."

IC: Akree, Po-Koro After spending at least a month in the Po-Koro Sentinels, it suddenly dawned on Akree that he barely knew any of his fellow guards. He decided that the best way to rectify this would be to approach the first other Sentinel he saw and say hello. The first one he spotted was that purple toa who hung around the doughnut shop a lot. Akree walked over as casually as possible and began "Uh... Hi. You're that guy who likes doughnuts, right?"

Hello. Couch here. Just popping in to say I'm back again, and will probably continue being just as important as I've always been. I might even last more than a week this time, honest.

Nah, the Yakuza are much more official and generally have a better reputation. Mainly due to the relief and recovery work they do whenever Japan has a big earthquake. Kentoku natural disaster when?

I'm pretty sure Hubert and Onarax are just part of a hive mind anyway, so it shouldn't matter too much.

IC: Akree (Po-Koro) Akree walked through the Koro. Wait, that's not right. Akree patrolled through the Koro. Much better. The skakdi had noticed that he was acting much more like a real Sentinel now, and if the dirty looks were anything to go by, the citizens of Po-Koro had noticed too. He didn't understand the newfound hatred of the Sentinels. There had always been bad eggs among the guard, and Akree's orders had changed little. He wondered if the people were really that easily manipulated. "They must have noticed that they're just being played" he thought to himself. "I mean, they couldn't possibly be that stupid, right?" OOC: Open for interaction

'Tis I, DoctorCouch. I'm back again, hopefully for more than a week this time. Could anybody give me a rundown on recent important events in the RPG? Knowing what's going on might help me get back into it now that my IRL problems are mostly taken care of. And as an aside, I also wish you the best of luck recovering, Shadowhawk.

IC: Cimond Ah. It looks like they finally got through. Cimond got up from the vantage point he'd been lying on since the start of the battle and started towards the gates. Honestly, he was starting to have second thoughts. The battle was still raging, and he doubted he could survive long if somebody from either side took a dislike to him. No, stop being so pessimistic. Just reach the koro, gather up the rest of your things, and maybe help some civilians escape. He doubted that people would trust him, but really, simply not going on a killing spree would probably help Makuta's reputation here. The matoran neared the gates, and prepared to slip into Ko-Koro.

Well. It seems obvious now. It's all Voltex's fault. We should definitely lynch Voltex.

IC: Cimond Oh. Kitano was that kind of Makuta follower. A while ago, Cimond had realised that he could fit almost everyone of his faith into neat little categories, and while he wasn't entirely sure what that implied, he now knew that this toa was part of the 'Calculative sociopath' group. Ah well, it could be worse. Cimond knew how to stay alive around people like that: They tended to be predictable. If the matoran could simply prove himself useful, Kitano was very unlikely to murder him. Cimond trudged off into the snow, following the toa.

ShadowVezon: 10 Voltex: 2 TBK: 1 Guys, guys, hang on. As the resident mutilated corpse, I think you should lynch both Voltex and SV. Just for extra FUN. Also hang Pupwa. Always hang Pupwa.

What if the second and first floors are the basement?

IC: Cimond Cimond's face lit up. "Ah, yes. Echelon. I remember him. He seemed very competent. I would gladly go with you." He rummaged around in the sack he was carrying. "As for food, I have enough for a few days. Probably two days if shared between two people... No rope, though." The matoran gave a small smirk as he took out a small bag of widgets. "This I got from someone who was in the process of kicking me to the ground. I thought I might have some little revenge on the brutes." He put everything away and brought his attention back to the toa. "So, is that all acceptable?"