DRAMA

[principals]

[You step into a small room, reasonably comfortable room with plenty of chairs for you to sit on, and the door promptly locks behind you. Everything is decorated in your team colors, with splashes of neutral cream.]

On one wall is a huge, laminated poster bearing your instructions. On the lone table in the middle of the room, you find a tall glass cylinder labelled "Bank"; it contains 15 small orbs in your team color. You also find: four buttons (Hand, Shield, Lunch, Kit) that you can press should you wish to make a purchase; the six cards that are to be your starting hand; and five card-shaped, team-colored slots. Your team color is notably missing.

Everything is utterly indestructible, no matter what you try to do.]

Comments

[anoblecaws]

What if they're outvoted?

[clocksandroses]

If anything, Henry-san, I think people on other teams would be grateful that people are trying to help out.

It wouldn't surprise me if the very team that played a card toed the rules and went over to help them.

[anoblecaws]

Wow, you sure do have a lot of faith in our enemies, huh?

[This is what military school does to you, unfortunately.]

[clocksandroses]

They're not our enemies. Opponents, right now, yeah. But not enemies.

[anoblecaws]

But they could be.

[clocksandroses]

They're not. Please trust me on at least that much.

[anoblecaws]

Hee hee. Well, let's wait and see what happens~

[clocksandroses]

That's all we can do!

In the meantime, we're gonna play two of the lowest cards on Science and History.

[anoblecaws]

Kit explained that, yeah. It's 'cause you want to minimize the damage on the people you actually like, right?

[clocksandroses]

Well, there is that element, as well. It's also a way to prevent escalation where it might not be necessary.