Lara White

Can we put this behind us and move on? The game is over and--oh right, epilogue, my bad.

However, my point stands. Can we stop discussing this? It won't get any more or less problematic if we don't kill it. I'd like to get the healing process started.

I am not entirely sure we should be lynching Canis. Why do we think he's a Mafian again?

IC: He nodded. Now we're getting somewhere... "So why did you run?"

I think that's what he meant. XD

IC: "I'll be asking them, I assure you. But it's not looking good for you, boy. You'd better give me something to go on."

OOC: You're referring to the dead innkeeper, then? Odd.

IC: "You'll be here until we determine what happened and then you'll be tried." The Sergeant said. "Can't have you running off and slipping the bonds of justice, you know."

OOC: Seriously though, why were those Sentinels chasing him? I can't find anything about why in your initial postss.

Burn: The plan was totally legal, when everyone who went MIA was for story purposes(And Zakaro isn't hosting the next game, sooo...), or they weren't really dead at all. It was us that began to believe that MIA stood for dead, to be a little blunt. =P

The way it was presented was specifically designed to get us to think so. It's called a half-lie.

If I was Mafia, I'd have gotten a PM and would not have forgotten about this game.

Of course, learning that the Detective has been out of commission this whole game makes me wish I was Mafia. it's a rare game where I'm not investigated first round.

OOC: The prison is in the cliff wall adjacent to Sentinel HQ, to my memory.

IC: The Sentinel raised an eyebrow, folded his arms, and tapped his foot skeptically. "You expect me to believe my boys just jumped you for no reason. Right. You better come clean, or at least give me something to go on."

Hold up, we're trying to work some things out.

IC: "I wasn't there, boy. Tell me what happened from beginning to end."

OOC: I control the Sentinels as a whole, and any other official NPCs in Po-Koro that you might need to interact with.

IC: Akura was brought to a cell in the prison, a cave carved into the face of the canyon wall and securely guarded. After he'd been processed, a Sergeant approached him, watching him from the outside of his cell.

"So." He said. "What's your deal?"

I am willing to let you and Portalfig host X, considering you've already got it planned out.

The rest of that post, I shall have to digest.

TR asked him to infiltrate the Mafia, from what I hear, and that's how he was giving TR names. I find the idea that iBrow's not manipulating both parties for his own entertainment, and his being honest to be the more unlikely scenario.

@ iBrow: I don't know what ad hominem you're trying to pull. I already nulled.

P.S. in light of your post in the other topic I feel the need to clarify that my opinion of your GMing does not inform my opinion of you as a player. I'm simply recalling the time you turned anti-town when you were organizing the town defense just because you were bored and wanted to see how it would go.

IC: The Sentinel in front of him snatched up the mask, handing it off to someone else to be taken to headquarters. As two others pinned him and the one on his back manacled him, the Sentinel in front leaned down. "There's a thing called exigent circumstances. If you're gonna play lawyer, learn the law." He said, clearly irritated. "C'mon, up on your feet with you." The others hauled him to his feet.

@ Chro: You have my deepest sympathies.

Again, I have to ask why we're trusting iBrow? What has he done to prove his pro-village alignment aside from kill villagers?

I imagine something like the way I was innocent umpty million times in a row.

so, question

why are we trusting someone who's publicly admitted they're plotting against the village

that seems like a bad idea

OOC: ...You jump as much as you can, and see how high you get. Also, is Akura just an unstoppable powerhouse? Nothing the Sentinels (experienced, organized, trained soldiers) have done has even slowed him down for more than a second.

IC: "You are resisting arrest, have assaulted Sentinels, and are disturbing the peace. You're going to have to come in." The Sentinel pointed out.

While the Sentinels was talking to him, another Toa using a Volitak crept up behind him and attempted to tackle him and knock his mask off.

Is this what it's like to be the confused bystander? Fascinating...

OOC: If by "old sentinels" you mean pre-Rahkshi-invasion Sentinels, I'd estimate there are about 70, give or take a few.

Null.

Wait, how am I not dead yet?

OOC: How exactly did he manage to jump over twice his own height?

IC: He found it slow going, however. The crowds slowed his escape and the Toa floating overhead caught up to him quickly, diving at him and attempting to forcibly tacklw him to the ground, trying to stun him with the impact.

There's a chase going on after someone who's been trying to beat up on the Sentinels.

IC: Another Sentinel stepped between them, deflecting the shruiken with his Hau. Yet a third floated up to the rooftop after him with a Miru. He pointed at Akura, and flames appeared, circling around him and containing him.