Your client, Dew Yousee. He's been accused of theft of a bomb. He claims to have been mistaken for security detail.

Public prosecutor in charge of this case. She speaks with determination and in a loud voice. She has a reputation for pursuing justice fiercely. Supposedly, whenever she gets bored with a case, bad things happen?

Note bearing Yousee's signature. It's a statement saying the undersigned has arrived and will be guarding the location.

>>13400
Upupupupu! Well, if you guys prefer it that way... I can make it happen.

>>13402
However, I can't actually edit anything because I'm not a mod, so I'd prefer to keep a separate thread for the evidence.

Upupupu! Although I've an exciting idea for a Prosecution vs Attorney battle, there's no way to keep a Phoenix Wright-esque element as guaranteeing a suspect's innocence in. I'm thinking of what to do right now with that, but going on with writing out a case that can be solved with just the Attorney's side of play. It just involves me playing prosecution, judge and witnesses, which is a tiresome and thankless job but Monokuma is the hidden hero behind the shadows, combating the poison that kills witches tirelessly! Even without appreciation!

If there's any suggestions to make Attorney vs Prosecution as two player camps work, I'm open to ideas. I already know how to set up witness questioning, but I am stuck on investigations and how to determine a suspect. Especially when people already know the guilty/not guilty status of the suspect. Upupupu!

>>13403
There is an edit button now you know. The little green pencil thing in the corner of all posts.

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>>13404
>green

>>13405
Close enough.

You remove all the ammo in Rudolf's gun.

"I can't find any gold!"

What happened to the survivors at the chapel?

>>13384
"Lets check the chapel."

I then go there.

You and Kawabata walk to the chapel.

"Geez, looks like you had a tough weekend. Don't worry, the same kind of things happens when my wife's side of the family comes over. Actually, I remember..."

You're not listening anymore. You can't help but think about the chapel. In a way, it's a bit like that cat-box theory. Without looking inside, the survivors are, in a way, both dead and alive at once.

Will you be able to talk to the survivors? Will Leon still be alive?

Will anyone still be alive? Will you be able to apologize, create reasons for your actions on that night? Will there be anyone left to hear them?

There's no point in thinking about it. You're standing in front of the chapel now. You don't hear anything while you stand in front of the door.

You knock.

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????

"Well, was your experiment a success?"

"Of course," replies Bernkastel. "The two trial games have worked spectacularly. I've learned that there isn't a single competent detective among them."

"Very good. You're ready, then?"

"Yes. I'll be launching my final siege on /seacats/. And none shall survive."

THE END

To be continued in Concealment of the Golden Witch.

>>13195
Great job Squitcher, I wouldn't call it a failure though. You can think of it by mere chance that you chose a less-than satisfactory opponent, so I thank you for bearing with my long absences. The set up was great, probably what got me hooked. And everything came together nicely. The turn out during the heated parts of the actual gameplay were exciting, the how-dunnit trick was fresh and deserving of its title, albeit hard to pinpoint with all the semantics involved with two keys at once. The RP game really was a godsend though, I don't think it would be possible to have the right mindset without it, so I thank you for setting up that. The who-dunnit was a little less clear, but after reading it makes sense. I think I was just tunnel-visioned with Kanon and Shannon as possible suspects for too long. I mean, they had the damn master keys, so that should have been plain and clear that they're not involved with another key. The part about Rudolf being the obvious accomplice did come to mind, but for some reason I was just caught up in minor details of pronouns labeling the culprit male. All in all, this was really entertaining over the summer and I hope the experience didn't make you drop /gameboard/ altogether, because I know this had quite the opposite effect on me (When I was less fustrated anyway). Hopefully, I can one day make something near as thought provoking as this gameboard was, either as another game here or some other medium.

Anyway, I'm just really happy this game is over now, even if it's not the best outcome. Hope you didn't get the wrong impression that I didn't enjoy it with my melodramatic responses. You did good.

May it rest in peace...

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>gameboard
>not female culprit
>2013

>>13202
>He then came back, put the new, useless roman numeral key 1 on Kruass's corpse
>He then came back,
>He

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>>13199
Always undermining yourself Camphor. I wouldn't consider you less than satisfactory. As I said, I consider you to have been at least a decent detective. Your skills are not the problem, just the dragging out of the game itself was.

Anyway, thanks. If you got that much out of this messy creation, then I'll simply be happy.
Now, this experience actually makes me want to create more gameboard to fill the frustration left behind, but I'm afraid classes won't let that happen that easily.
But it's not out of the question neither.

>>13202
Thanks anon. I hope if there is ever a next one, such a problem won't occur again.

>>13206
Follow through, Rudolf did.
Kyrie was in the parlor. Rudolf entirely took care of the 1st paradox by himself.

"Ozaki-kun!"

Leon rushes into you with her shoulder. You can't help but tumble over due to her vastly superior strength. In her hands, she inexplicably has her own rifle! Where did it come from?

Leon points her gun in the window and fires. "Damn! Wait, what the hell--"

A bullet returns at Leon and knocks her backwards. Jessica screams into the night.

You faintly hear sets of footsteps disappear in the main hall.

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>>13163
I check on Leon.

It looks like Leon was hit directly by the bullet. In her rush to protect you, she didn't even take proper cover. The bullet pierces straight into her stomach.

"Ozaki-kun..."

"Leon!" Jessica yells. "Stop! You can't die. Don't do this, don't!"

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