Re: Scene Three. The Maritime East Shipping Agents
Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2014 1:12 am
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Scene Three. The Maritime East Shipping Agents
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Re: Scene Three. The Maritime East Shipping Agents
Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2014 1:52 am
Ted Nelson
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"A bit gruesome huh, anything look familiar?" Ted asks.
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"A bit gruesome huh, anything look familiar?" Ted asks.
Re: Scene Three. The Maritime East Shipping Agents
Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2014 3:38 am
"Yes it is quite gruesome" replies Paul as he sets the smoothed out piece of paper on the table and points to the doodles as he responds to Ted "Well this here looks to be Fuji rising above the Aokigahara forest, I see a shadowy faced women here that I believe is a Yurei, and here I see womens bodies hanging from trees" Paul clearly appears to be thinking deeply about somthing as he continues to stare at the portion of the doodles where he pointed out the hanging female bodies.
Re: Scene Three. The Maritime East Shipping Agents
Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2014 4:30 am
Ted Nelson
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"Well I actually wondered if you could tell us something we didn't already know." Ted looked very disappointed and ordered the lunch special.
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"Well I actually wondered if you could tell us something we didn't already know." Ted looked very disappointed and ordered the lunch special.
Re: Scene Three. The Maritime East Shipping Agents
Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2014 5:46 am
"Madness does tend to run in the family," says Tony. "Remember what happened with Edgar."
Re: Scene Three. The Maritime East Shipping Agents
Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2014 10:29 am
-I have another doubt. When we find her, what do we do? We cannot simply grab her. Because legally she isn't insane yet, even if we suspect that.
Re: Scene Three. The Maritime East Shipping Agents
Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2014 10:35 am
Re: Scene Three. The Maritime East Shipping Agents
Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2014 3:00 pm
Bridget drums her fingers across the tabletop.
"I'd say we leave the decision as to what to do with Veronica once we locate her to Miss. Chadwick." she suggests, "I'd think finding her should be sufficient for the time being."
"I'd say we leave the decision as to what to do with Veronica once we locate her to Miss. Chadwick." she suggests, "I'd think finding her should be sufficient for the time being."
Re: Scene Three. The Maritime East Shipping Agents
Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2014 4:30 pm
Paul, coming back out of his intent staring at the doodles of female bodies hanging from the tree's in the forest says to Ted "Well I can't be sure without doing some checking but these drawings of the women hanging from the tree's kind of fit up with some tales that I have heard about this Forest and women doing ritual suicides there or something to that effect. It has a been a while since I heard this story and can't quite rember who I heard it from but I will see if I can track down more information on it before we leave" and with that Paul looks back up, realizing that he had been racking his brain for the memory of where he had heard about this and when for a little longer than he should have.
He then ask "Who is Edgar?"
He then ask "Who is Edgar?"
Re: Scene Three. The Maritime East Shipping Agents
Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2014 10:54 pm
Ted Nelson
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"Edgar was Veronica's cousin. Just got out of the asylum. we are thinking this might be something that runs in the family." Ted gets his plate of food and digs in.
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"Edgar was Veronica's cousin. Just got out of the asylum. we are thinking this might be something that runs in the family." Ted gets his plate of food and digs in.
Re: Scene Three. The Maritime East Shipping Agents
Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2014 11:32 pm
"So who are the Chadwicks and who is backing us for this?" Paul ask
Re: Scene Three. The Maritime East Shipping Agents
Posted: Sat Jul 19, 2014 4:44 am
"They're Veronica's family," explains Tony. "They're the ones backing us, and they're very wealthy."
Re: Scene Three. The Maritime East Shipping Agents
Posted: Sat Jul 19, 2014 5:30 am
"How did all of this begin though? How did they know she had left or was having problems?" reply's Paul
Re: Scene Three. The Maritime East Shipping Agents
Posted: Sat Jul 19, 2014 4:34 pm
Professor Krugman: Yes... Please arrange for a passage to Japan for us as soon as possible... and I think, you might do so on the most favourable terms given the bad publicity which may accrue to your agency if the young girl has come to any harm! A freighter you say? Oh dear. Oh well, needs must I suppose. When does it leave, and how long will it take us to reach San Francisco?
Re: Scene Three. The Maritime East Shipping Agents
Posted: Sat Jul 19, 2014 4:51 pm
Ted Nelson
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"It all started with Veronica sending out the most peculiar letters, to cut off all ties with her past life. Family, friends, but it was very odd." Ted stopped for a second thinking, not daring to speak the thought that popped into his head. "From what we can peace together, she just went down her address book and sent a letter to each person in there breaking ties."
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Teds thought: So its possible that anyone could send those letters. The original letter offered nothing as proof except it being in her hand writing.
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"This prompted a response from her aunt that sent out a 2nd rate investigator, who found nothing except that Veronica was missing. So she hired us to do a more thorough job. And that we will." Ted finishes as he begins eating the pasta plate in front of him.
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"It all started with Veronica sending out the most peculiar letters, to cut off all ties with her past life. Family, friends, but it was very odd." Ted stopped for a second thinking, not daring to speak the thought that popped into his head. "From what we can peace together, she just went down her address book and sent a letter to each person in there breaking ties."
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Teds thought: So its possible that anyone could send those letters. The original letter offered nothing as proof except it being in her hand writing.
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"This prompted a response from her aunt that sent out a 2nd rate investigator, who found nothing except that Veronica was missing. So she hired us to do a more thorough job. And that we will." Ted finishes as he begins eating the pasta plate in front of him.
Re: Scene Three. The Maritime East Shipping Agents
Posted: Sat Jul 19, 2014 4:52 pm
Noble glances up at the lone figure of the professor, lone since most of the others had gone to Luigi's next door,
"Uh, the boat 'Star of the Pacific, is due to embark from Frisco on Tuesday next. And I reckon its a two day trip overland to Frisco, probably faster by air but that will cost more."
"Uh, the boat 'Star of the Pacific, is due to embark from Frisco on Tuesday next. And I reckon its a two day trip overland to Frisco, probably faster by air but that will cost more."
OOC: I have no idea how long it would take to travel from Arkham to SF by rail, but we'll say two days  |
Re: Scene Three. The Maritime East Shipping Agents
Posted: Sat Jul 19, 2014 6:57 pm
Paul responds to Ted "Well she spoke pretty formal Japanse when she was here, was she studing it at school or has she been to Japan before?"
Re: Scene Three. The Maritime East Shipping Agents
Posted: Sat Jul 19, 2014 9:41 pm
"Quite the opposite!" Bridget interjects, "She was a mathematics student for crying out loud. Whatever compelled her to learn Japanese, it was entirely extracurricular."
Re: Scene Three. The Maritime East Shipping Agents
Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2014 12:24 am
Ted Nelson
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"Paul, what day was she supposed to land in Miko. It can be a long trip across the pacific, maybe we can have a message left for her?" Ted muses. "Mmmm, try this pasta, it is excellent."
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"Paul, what day was she supposed to land in Miko. It can be a long trip across the pacific, maybe we can have a message left for her?" Ted muses. "Mmmm, try this pasta, it is excellent."
Re: Scene Three. The Maritime East Shipping Agents
Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2014 3:16 am
"Yeah, the fettucine is delicious!" says Tony between mouthfuls. "We could send a message to Japan, but would she even pay any attention to it? It might be better if we could travel by air, as she's got quite a headstart on us, but it would be much more expensive."