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I'm gonna laugh so hard if the council is, in fact, not dead at all and our investigator got it in one after the judge said that no one had actually seen the bodies.
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So at this point I'm thinking I know the reason the judge let us loose on this one: After watching everyone do their thing, the judge thought to themselves, "the gently caress, guys? The council has been murdered and this is all you're gonna do about it? Just go, yup, this is the guy and ignore the fact that everything about this is suspicious? You're not even looking for evidence! For fucks sake we're standing right next to a fence that smells of mortal explosives and you're all just declaring a demon did it and moving on without any thought?! You know what? Screw you guys, the freaking exile that ruined everything is a better choice than you idiots" That said, for everything we've seen you know what we still haven't seen? Any conclusive evidence that the council is actually dead. I'm sticking to my theory that love dies called it in episode one when she asked about it.
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Sindai posted:I feel like Henry raises some valid points I dunno, is kidnapping people into slavery and them murdering the survivors and their children really all that bad of a thing?
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For some odd reason I thought of this during this episode 
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@17min - "Is this a joke, LD?" I like how the starlight skin on the roof is based on the artwork in the bar
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2. Henry was never possessed. Its all a deep state coverup and it would be a complete waste of time to investigate. We should spend our time investigating important things, like the agri fields. Now cows? Those fuckers are suspicious. I've got my eye on them.
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