You are inside a corridor. The side of the hallway going to your right is pitch dark, with no lighting overhead or on the ground. Also here is Melrose Leafwing.
- You say, "I'm still not killing anyone."
You came here, expecting Dr. Able to be the only person you'd have to kill. You did not sign up for killing 4 other potentially innocent parties. The doctor may be well innocent, but he seems to interfere enough with Arni, that you can find it more reasonable to kill the doctor over Melrose. Will Arni be able to help it if you, using rationalization that can only be human, decide not to kill an innocent target?
Since your last turn:
- • Melrose says "Stubborn! I like you." (12 seconds ago)
- • Melrose says "If you were a part of the Uprising he would have long gotten rid of you!" (8 seconds ago)
- • Melrose says "Why did you side with Arni in the first place?" (6 seconds ago)
- • You couldn't answer Melrose. (5 seconds ago)
- • Melrose says "Do you really think the doctor did something wrong?" (4 seconds ago)
- • Melrose says "He's just a man trying to get his family back!" (1 second ago)
Possible actions:
- "Why are you defending Dr. Able?"
Inventory:
- You carry a knife on one pocket, and your phone on the other. On top of your clothing, you are wearing a black face mask, a golden one-eye eyepiece, a lapel, an earpiece, a black tactical vest with a two loaded pistols and 10 spare magazines inside the vest pouches.
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