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The Anime Convention - @Link
The Anime Convention was supposed to be a huge one this year! An Expo to last at least a month, catering to anyone and everyone's needs - from artists to commissioners, from cosplayers to photographers, from mangaka to upcoming voice actors. Yet, all these plans went to hell when a murder was committed in its vicinity.
Many were struck by this and also unhappy, wanting to continue with their pre-made schedule. However, everyone that had actually visited the site after the tragedy knew that such a thing was impossible... Death hung in the air, suppressing anyone that came close to the Expo. It felt like some sort of a vulture awaiting to strike again as another life was wasted.
The police, of course, wanted to prevent a second incident, so they completely cut off the anime convention form the world. It had become its own little dimension, with a specific ecosystem of secrets, retelling what occurred on the faithful night of the 15th June. These memories were littered all about the place in the form of clues overlooked by the police.
For example, on one patch of land there were footprints. The officers had paid no attention to them since they thought they belonged to some visitors of the convention that came during the day. Yet, is it not possible that the criminal also left a mark?
Then there was a trashcan located close directly to where the body was found. The task forces assumed that the killer would be smarter than to dispose of any incriminating evidence in such close proximity to his victim. As a result, some secret may have remained buried beneath the piles of rubbish.
Lastly, there was the spot in which Fujimoto Yuuki had exhaled his last breath. This place, out of all the others, was seeped through and through with death, which had left its mark that will never go away - a reddish blotch, now faded and brown, where the victim's head lay. It was truly a sad sight... yet one that could help in recreating the incident.
The Anime Convention was supposed to be a huge one this year! An Expo to last at least a month, catering to anyone and everyone's needs - from artists to commissioners, from cosplayers to photographers, from mangaka to upcoming voice actors. Yet, all these plans went to hell when a murder was committed in its vicinity.
Many were struck by this and also unhappy, wanting to continue with their pre-made schedule. However, everyone that had actually visited the site after the tragedy knew that such a thing was impossible... Death hung in the air, suppressing anyone that came close to the Expo. It felt like some sort of a vulture awaiting to strike again as another life was wasted.
The police, of course, wanted to prevent a second incident, so they completely cut off the anime convention form the world. It had become its own little dimension, with a specific ecosystem of secrets, retelling what occurred on the faithful night of the 15th June. These memories were littered all about the place in the form of clues overlooked by the police.
For example, on one patch of land there were footprints. The officers had paid no attention to them since they thought they belonged to some visitors of the convention that came during the day. Yet, is it not possible that the criminal also left a mark?
Then there was a trashcan located close directly to where the body was found. The task forces assumed that the killer would be smarter than to dispose of any incriminating evidence in such close proximity to his victim. As a result, some secret may have remained buried beneath the piles of rubbish.
Lastly, there was the spot in which Fujimoto Yuuki had exhaled his last breath. This place, out of all the others, was seeped through and through with death, which had left its mark that will never go away - a reddish blotch, now faded and brown, where the victim's head lay. It was truly a sad sight... yet one that could help in recreating the incident.
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The Morgue - @Moogle-Girl, @Lucifers Sairen, @Shattered♦Secrets™
Mr Kaneda was a very short old man, whose height appeared even more meager due to the poor person's hunched back. Yet, he didn't really care for his appearance that much. As a matter of fact, his neglect towards his outlook throughout life had resulted in this current pity-inducing state.
The medical examiner was someone others would describe as harmless with his shortness, plumpness and gentle nature. He truly possessed the air of a gentleman and proved to be such with his keen, knowledgeable way of speech. That was because Mr Kaneda was a highly qualified individual in the field of medicine. Yet, that was as far as his knowledge went. He wasn't too good with topics that didn't concern the sciences, as well as didn't have a detective's mind. Thus, he naturally never directly helped solve the mysteries but rather just provided the investigators with details surrounding the death of the victim.
And, by God, was Mr Kaneda skilled at that. He might have the appearance of a frail old man, yet his vigor and curiosity are that of a 20 year old. The man takes great interest in his work at the morgue, which some might deem creepy, and is always hanging around it, working on body after body. Needless to say, he is not married for he takes greater interest in the dead rather than romance...
On this certain day (or rather night, seeing as he was once more working late), his "client" was a rather young one - Fujimoto Yuuki, aged 16... As the medical examiner looked over his case file once more, then down at the corpse, he began feeling concerned. After all, he had been informed that the case had been handed down to the Death Purgers, a group of people Mr Kaneda had worked with before and loved working with. Hence, he wondered what was taking them so long to come down and give Yuuki a visit.
Mr Kaneda was a very short old man, whose height appeared even more meager due to the poor person's hunched back. Yet, he didn't really care for his appearance that much. As a matter of fact, his neglect towards his outlook throughout life had resulted in this current pity-inducing state.
The medical examiner was someone others would describe as harmless with his shortness, plumpness and gentle nature. He truly possessed the air of a gentleman and proved to be such with his keen, knowledgeable way of speech. That was because Mr Kaneda was a highly qualified individual in the field of medicine. Yet, that was as far as his knowledge went. He wasn't too good with topics that didn't concern the sciences, as well as didn't have a detective's mind. Thus, he naturally never directly helped solve the mysteries but rather just provided the investigators with details surrounding the death of the victim.
And, by God, was Mr Kaneda skilled at that. He might have the appearance of a frail old man, yet his vigor and curiosity are that of a 20 year old. The man takes great interest in his work at the morgue, which some might deem creepy, and is always hanging around it, working on body after body. Needless to say, he is not married for he takes greater interest in the dead rather than romance...
On this certain day (or rather night, seeing as he was once more working late), his "client" was a rather young one - Fujimoto Yuuki, aged 16... As the medical examiner looked over his case file once more, then down at the corpse, he began feeling concerned. After all, he had been informed that the case had been handed down to the Death Purgers, a group of people Mr Kaneda had worked with before and loved working with. Hence, he wondered what was taking them so long to come down and give Yuuki a visit.
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Ueda Aiko - @Void_coffin, @Heichou
As everything went blurry before her, Ueda Aiko desperately struggled to give into slumber. She felt tired, worn out, exhausted, dead. Yet, the problem was that she was not dead. The girl had been stuck in this horrid state of unrest for a while, on the border of living and passing on to the other side. It was that type of state that one experienced when trapped like a deer in the headlights of a truck that was coming their way. She was confused... not knowing how to react to the huge vehicle that was coming her way.
Well, in her case it had already hit her, and it had hit her hard. Now, she was just roadkill, feeling and not feeling at the same time. The girl truly did look like something one would find at the side of the road. Her hair was knotted, her clothes dirty, and her face as white as that of a corpse. Some might suppose that on the night of her boyfriend's demise she died with him...
She was stuck... in that state of wanting to sleep, yet not being able to. So, she tossed around in her bed all night long. After all, what else could she do? This had been going on for... god knows how long. At one point Aiko had lost track of time. However, she was aware that one month had gone by since his passing. Thus, she was sure that this non-existent existence had been plaguing her for, in the very least, that long. The only reason why she was still breathing was that she sometimes passed out due to utter fatigue.
But tonight that was not going to happen. She was restless, as though awaiting something to happen. Thus, she simply lay in her bed, in her house, as she waited.
As everything went blurry before her, Ueda Aiko desperately struggled to give into slumber. She felt tired, worn out, exhausted, dead. Yet, the problem was that she was not dead. The girl had been stuck in this horrid state of unrest for a while, on the border of living and passing on to the other side. It was that type of state that one experienced when trapped like a deer in the headlights of a truck that was coming their way. She was confused... not knowing how to react to the huge vehicle that was coming her way.
Well, in her case it had already hit her, and it had hit her hard. Now, she was just roadkill, feeling and not feeling at the same time. The girl truly did look like something one would find at the side of the road. Her hair was knotted, her clothes dirty, and her face as white as that of a corpse. Some might suppose that on the night of her boyfriend's demise she died with him...
She was stuck... in that state of wanting to sleep, yet not being able to. So, she tossed around in her bed all night long. After all, what else could she do? This had been going on for... god knows how long. At one point Aiko had lost track of time. However, she was aware that one month had gone by since his passing. Thus, she was sure that this non-existent existence had been plaguing her for, in the very least, that long. The only reason why she was still breathing was that she sometimes passed out due to utter fatigue.
But tonight that was not going to happen. She was restless, as though awaiting something to happen. Thus, she simply lay in her bed, in her house, as she waited.
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