Well, Tarou-san said he'd be busy with something for a while and left his bag with me that contains all his research. He said I could look through it and even show others and well... I was just looking through it and found some things I'm a bit worried about.
*Ruka hurried to Juudai's office as quickly as she could, clutching onto Tarou's heavy bag as lot of things raced through her mind. Juudai wasn't usually as serious as this unless something was going on.
As she reached Juudai's office door, she knocked politely on it. She quickly heard Juudai's response on the other side, telling her to come in, which she did straight away.*
*coming right in. Spots Ruka, and. Gives an awkward little wave, before making a gesture outside the door and closing it behind them.*
Full disclosure, someone else is here, but they'd like to stay hidden for the moment. Even though at this point it's a little much. Still, something important came up?
*Ruka walks over to the desk in the room and places Tarou's bag onto it, still not sure exactly what was going on.*
Tarou-san entrusted his bag of research to me to look after and said I was free to look through it, but when I did... well... I found these.
*She pulls out what appears to be plans of exorcism circles and lays them out on top of the bag. She then pulls out some marked stones and places them amongst the plans.*
I was already worried that maybe he'd got himself mixed up in something dangerous, but when I saw these, they just set of alarm bells in my head. They don't seem like just average research... I feel like they have a purpose for something?
One, we think-- or I guess know now-- he's planning on a big exorcism thing, using a specific person as a scapegoat reason. That specific person may be basically his alternate self? That one is a bit more fuzzy, but all evidence is pointing towards it--
Well, the end of it is: the reason he's using a scapegoat is because he's trying to do an exorcism on himself, we think, but doesn't want to clue in the thing he's exorcising.
Yeah, since he gave you this bag and told you that you could freely look through it, I feel he's left these plans in on purpose in the hopes that you'd catch onto it and show it to others.
Obviously worst case and extreme worst case we don't want, so we may have to find a way to intervene, but we also want to try and limit any damage to Tarou himself.
In the end he's not a bad person, just someone in a bad situation and it's obvious he wants someone to step in here.
It's just dealing with the Earthbound God that's the tricky part. If only we had a way to somehow... seal it away somewhere... and keep both Tarou, and what might be his alternate self, safe.
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Are you available for an emergency meeting asap?
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Is... something going on?
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Bring Tarou's bag and what you've found with you.
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As she reached Juudai's office door, she knocked politely on it. She quickly heard Juudai's response on the other side, telling her to come in, which she did straight away.*
I came as quickly as I could.
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That's alright. We're just waiting on someone else, then we can begin.
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Come in!
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Full disclosure, someone else is here, but they'd like to stay hidden for the moment. Even though at this point it's a little much. Still, something important came up?
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Can you show us what you found?
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Tarou-san entrusted his bag of research to me to look after and said I was free to look through it, but when I did... well... I found these.
*She pulls out what appears to be plans of exorcism circles and lays them out on top of the bag. She then pulls out some marked stones and places them amongst the plans.*
I was already worried that maybe he'd got himself mixed up in something dangerous, but when I saw these, they just set of alarm bells in my head. They don't seem like just average research... I feel like they have a purpose for something?
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Yeah, they sure have a purpose. But I was sorta hoping after this long, he'd have given up on the whole thing.
Sorry you've gone and gotten tied up with this. But you were right to bring it up.
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The truth is... we've been keeping tabs on him for quite a while now for a very good reason.
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*It seems that Ruka isn't all that concerned that she's been caught up in something and is mainly just concerned about what's happening with Tarou.*
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One, we think-- or I guess know now-- he's planning on a big exorcism thing, using a specific person as a scapegoat reason. That specific person may be basically his alternate self? That one is a bit more fuzzy, but all evidence is pointing towards it--
Well, the end of it is: the reason he's using a scapegoat is because he's trying to do an exorcism on himself, we think, but doesn't want to clue in the thing he's exorcising.
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As for how... well...
...the thing he's trying to exorcise from himself... is an Earthbound God.
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An... but...
... h-how? Why an Earthbound God?
And... he's planning to exorcise it?
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And I'd also guess he was hoping someone would catch onto it, so he probably isn't too thrilled about how this turned out, either.
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But... what can we do? How do we stop him with that Earthbound God watching his every move?
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Worst case scenario, he might be hoping someone will stop him with excessive force.
Extreme worse situation, a purple whale is gonna be eating a bunch of souls, and he probably isn't gonna have a say in it.
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In the end he's not a bad person, just someone in a bad situation and it's obvious he wants someone to step in here.
It's just dealing with the Earthbound God that's the tricky part. If only we had a way to somehow... seal it away somewhere... and keep both Tarou, and what might be his alternate self, safe.
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... do you think these stones could help us somehow?
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