Rantos
The man with 1001 waifus
How does one justify murder? If it's for a good cause if it's for the greater good? How would one even consider slaughter? As a necessary evil, as a mean justified by the end? Fate is a cruel mistress. It was far too late to go back, Iris had to live with this one miserable choice. Born from good intentions, Iris joined the game thinking only of his family. If he won, he could provide for them, give them the life they never had. If he lost, well...
Losing wasn't an option. Iris tried to find resolve while sitting on a park bench. The game had begun, he knew better than to spend his time sitting around, brooding. Yet each time Iris tied to rise ever fiber of his being told him to sit back down, to reconsider his options. Reconsidering wouldn't help him though, as Iris was faced with only two options: murder, or lay down and accept death. It was time to pick his poison. Iris wasn't sure if he could ever find the resolve to accept the situation, but at the very least he could find the resolve to stand up from the bench. Now, how to begin. Surely if he waited long enough someone would find him. But was that a better idea than looking himself. Or maybe Iris could hide in the park and wait for the other players to do the work for him. It was a sizable park after all. At least a mile in diameter and so dense with trees that from the inside one wouldn't be able to see any of the surrounding buildings save for a few skyscrapers. Maybe, in the end, the better idea would be to wait and see. Just for today at least.
Mena
Losing wasn't an option. Iris tried to find resolve while sitting on a park bench. The game had begun, he knew better than to spend his time sitting around, brooding. Yet each time Iris tied to rise ever fiber of his being told him to sit back down, to reconsider his options. Reconsidering wouldn't help him though, as Iris was faced with only two options: murder, or lay down and accept death. It was time to pick his poison. Iris wasn't sure if he could ever find the resolve to accept the situation, but at the very least he could find the resolve to stand up from the bench. Now, how to begin. Surely if he waited long enough someone would find him. But was that a better idea than looking himself. Or maybe Iris could hide in the park and wait for the other players to do the work for him. It was a sizable park after all. At least a mile in diameter and so dense with trees that from the inside one wouldn't be able to see any of the surrounding buildings save for a few skyscrapers. Maybe, in the end, the better idea would be to wait and see. Just for today at least.
Mena