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TRIAL ONE
TRIAL
Once the various investigations have concluded, and the majority of the evidence has been dropped off with Makima and the ducks -- said ducks will scatter to start shepherding any travelers along to JojaMart, for some reason! Those already at JojaMart have a little less walking to do. Meantime, Makima has loaded the evidence onto the daycare wagon -- carefully packaged, because who wants a spill here -- and driven it off after the ducks.
There is, in fact, a back entrance to the JojaMart -- almost like a loading bay, but once it's opened and the wagon has been driven in, you can see that there's a small podium there along with a number of chairs and small tables. It looks like extra pieces used in either the Community Center or other areas around town may be stored here. The ceiling is tall and it's roomy, there's a scant few windows, but the white LED ceiling lighting and rather bare interior is only livened up by some larger spare whiteboards, extra shelving containing tools and knickknacks and a plant or two.
Once everyone is in -- Adela, Makima, a number of assistant ducks and the current inhabitants of the village -- the loading bay door is tugged closed by some enterprising assistants. There's a small door that probably leads into the front of JojaMart, but that's it. One of the ducks sets about serving tea in the slightly gloomy atmosphere.
You're welcome to examine the evidence in the wagon, discuss amongst yourselves, and figure out whodunnit in these first murders.
(( OOC: Welcome to your first trial! You'll have 7 hours (until 8 PM EST/5 PM PST) to vote one (1) person guilty of murder. As this is scapegoat style, a correct vote is not necessary. Please remember to vote unless otherwise discussed with the mods, as that is our AC for this game. ))
blacksmith pt 1
Oh, I was in the blacksmith's area, and found that the forge was on; I needed to shut it off before Wei and I could use the tongs to get anything out.
I managed to get something that seemed like a scrap of fabric; it looks like it used to be white.
blacksmith part 2!
[ anyway he is reaching into his swooshy robes and pulling out a couple of things. he'll dump that in evidence later. ]
Other than the scrap of cloth - there's like a rod shaped object that probably might have been a hammer at some point, dunno, it's kinda melted around the edge a bit? And a lump that looks like a bunch of things melted together into a ball. It's... well it's not that heavy? But at least one things in there had a handle and it looked like it was made from tools so.
Oh, and there was some ash at the bottom of the forge, stuck my head in to check when it wasn't hot.
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[He's used to wood, so! He has no clue.]
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[Trying to establish some sort of timeline here, go...?]
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[A couple days to learn and a couple hours to actually complete, at a maximum. Not exactly a good trade school timeline]
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[ explain for the ancient person ]
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Is that a material that can be found in one of the shops?
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[ he shrugs. ]
But back home, they're usually sold by the sheets. Like... you can find it in any common hardware store.
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What Faldeus said. It's less time-consuming to build than lath and plaster, but it comes with its own problems. And frees up hollow space to hide a body, in the case of our culprit.
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It could've helped pinpoint the culprit's general size, perhaps.
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[ he chuckles wryly to himself. if only they had a stupid culprit. ]
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Yes, it certainly would've.
In a way, I suppose it isn't too surprising whoever did it would have gone to such great pains.
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But if the drag marks were more uniform then...maybe? Sampo was also a pretty tall guy.
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[ BRB ]
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Keito's got a lot of dust on him, probably from the drywall thing. As for Sampo, he's got some dirt traces on his pajamas, yeah.
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[ well, there goes that idea. maybe it was just murder clothes after all. ]