Week 5, Wednesday; Hiro
[ She honestly isn't sure what Serph's letter means-- and she knows it's from him, she'd know that symbol anywhere.
She's also not exactly sure she wants to enlist help figuring out what he's trying to tell her, but Serph is just like her: he wouldn't go through the trouble of doing something if it wasn't important.
So Fie squares her shoulders, wraps her scarf around her neck because that is currently the warmest thing she owns in her short shorts, and goes to possibly regret some things. Besides the weather. ]
... Hiro. I need your help.
She's also not exactly sure she wants to enlist help figuring out what he's trying to tell her, but Serph is just like her: he wouldn't go through the trouble of doing something if it wasn't important.
So Fie squares her shoulders, wraps her scarf around her neck because that is currently the warmest thing she owns in her short shorts, and goes to possibly regret some things. Besides the weather. ]
... Hiro. I need your help.
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[ Fie wraps the sheets tightly around herself, pausing to take a steadying breath. ]
I just want to send everyone back safely. So at this point... I don't care about my own life anymore. I'm tired of this. I'm tired of being the enemy to people who never deserved it. And I'm tired of being treated like a puppet.
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Just please be careful for now, okay? It's...I know you guys have to pick a victim every week the longer we play. Maybe you guys have already picked them. I don't know. But there has to be something we can do as long as you and Vriska are alive to minimize casualties.
The game can end if one of those objectives is met, right? I'm not entirely sure how I feel about you and Vriska dying, but I'm also not sure what Vriska's real goals are right now. Plus we have our last Wickie who's supposed to find you guys, I guess.
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If it comes to that, or I'm accused of anything... I'll be careful, but don't try to protect me, okay? There's nothing else I can do for you now.
[ She's been cautious, up until this point, but some things can't be avoided. If nothing else, she doesn't want to get Hiro caught up in it. ]
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[ but who knows if she'll get dragged off to socialize. ]
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[ ... not that she's happy as to the reason why. ]
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[ provided people don't come after both her and Vriska with pitchforks, were pitchforks in the weapon box-- ]
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I don't know who knows, exactly. Vriska told me she had a lead that she trusts--"the only person left I completely trust." She told me that on Saturday which I'm guessing means they know everything. I don't know who they are though. There's also people who maybe think differently. Jacopo thought Vriska was the item role. That's how I knew she had a role. By then, Kyouko had sent me to talk to Jacopo and make sure he knew nothing.
Vriska and I both lied to him. I don't know who else she might have lied to though and who else might know the truth. With our luck, we might have a whole island full of people who know too many different endings and we pick the wrong one.
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Ugh.
[ sums it up nicely enough. ]
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Tell me about it. [He doesn't even seem bothered that she's flopped over and he's sitting cross-legged on the trunk still, seemingly staring at the door while watching from the corner of his eye.]
It'll be over soon. One way or another. I can practically feel it, which is weird. But taking Serph's advice is definitely not the worst thing you could do, I think.
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[ But from what Hal had said, she's wondering if she's even got a choice here. ]
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...I don't like any of those options though. So I want to maybe think of a new plan.
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[ So that's not really much of a concern. ]
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The one thing that bothers me is how simple it seems. After everything they've put us through in this game, the ending is very straight-forward. Am I looking into this too much...?
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... Don't let your guard down.
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And...I know. You've been telling me that from the beginning and I think I might've failed by letting you in in the first place. But I don't regret that either.
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[ and here she is, flopped on his bed. ]
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[There's a pause.] But it's not like I can say I'm a completely good person all the time either. So maybe it makes sense.
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So what you're saying is I'm not boring. I'll take that as a compliment. [He props his chin in his hand, this time actually looking at her.] At this point? I'm not even sure there's anything left to hide about myself.
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[ ... She's a little relieved he's looking at her, at least. ]
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