Several people vouched for her at the trial. About being innocent. I wonder which of them she's told. It's probably why your plan didn't work. [He lulls his head back against two of the vines.] If they knew, they would be more likely to keep her from being framed.
[He waves the talisman he has in his hands pointedly, smirking. Or he could just make her tell him.]
I'd assume so, yes. A couple of them were very quick to defend her innocence...
[he continues lounging on the water, getting comfortable, and waves a dismissive hand at the talisman.]
Save that. Ah, but while we're on the topic-- I wouldn't use that thing to do it, seeing as he knows about it, but I think you should consider checking Shess. He's either got an ability of his own, he's working with one, or perhaps he's just very bright.
He's the one who asked about whether the food was some sort of clue; it may just be that he's the one who picked up on it, but if I'd provided a hint people failed to pick up on, I would find a way to point it out. However, it's equally possible someone told him they'd do so and he followed up for them.
[For a moment, he juggles the talisman on his knuckles, and then he bumps it up to a lone vine hanging around above him. Fine motor skill play, trying to use the vine to do the same thing.]
Shess is who I planned to check, but... Emma insisted on checking someone she wanted again. I agreed because she let me write the note and pick who to send it to as well. When she told me she wanted to check you...
Well, I planned to use the note to send you a warning. In case your misdeeds came up.
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Hope you come up with something good to say. [He waves the paper between two fingers.] For when she wants to read it.
[When the vine comes back this time, it dips down around the back of Shirasu's neck and over the shoulder. It tickles him in the face with the paper.
But Hisoka doesn't even look over.]
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[One hand reaches up to take the paper back from that vine.
The other draws his dagger and slices the vine in two, cutting off the part that's touching him.]
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That was all. Oh. Hm. [One more thing.] Lune did say something about Four's role. It's protective.
So you should be nice.
[They almost framed a good role, yay. :)]
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[he sounds so tired about it, though.]
If getting rid of her isn't an option, that's all I can do, but she's still somewhat difficult.
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[He waves the talisman he has in his hands pointedly, smirking. Or he could just make her tell him.]
Not that I'd waste it.
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[he continues lounging on the water, getting comfortable, and waves a dismissive hand at the talisman.]
Save that. Ah, but while we're on the topic-- I wouldn't use that thing to do it, seeing as he knows about it, but I think you should consider checking Shess. He's either got an ability of his own, he's working with one, or perhaps he's just very bright.
He's the one who asked about whether the food was some sort of clue; it may just be that he's the one who picked up on it, but if I'd provided a hint people failed to pick up on, I would find a way to point it out. However, it's equally possible someone told him they'd do so and he followed up for them.
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Shess is who I planned to check, but... Emma insisted on checking someone she wanted again. I agreed because she let me write the note and pick who to send it to as well. When she told me she wanted to check you...
Well, I planned to use the note to send you a warning. In case your misdeeds came up.
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[he sounds a little amused at that, but-- well. better for it to go to him anyway, if there's nothing to share about others.]
Did she say anything else about why she was so set on me, or did it seem like she objected to him in particular at all?
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[He dead-ass told Emma he thought Shirasu was boring. It's fine.]
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[gestures at smacking hisoka in the face with a pendulum and telling yoh not to listen to him
it's fine.]
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