[Week 2, Tuesday: Waver, Sousei, Rebecca, Natsuo]

[doublecrows]

[AND SO, history repeats itself, and the long-awaited reunion of the past murder game's alumni occurs. . .]

[. . . in the library!1]

[Akechi is already there by the time people start filing in, his parchment sitting in his lap, quill tucked between his fingers. he doesn't say anything at first, but PRESUMING at some point he and Natsuo exchanged Historian names with each other and then told the others who was part of this group so they'd all know prior to the meeting, he nods at each one in turn]

I imagine you all have been quite busy these past two weeks?

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[doublecrows]

[and he shifts, looking a bit uncomfortable, before he answers]

The Swan Princess.

[why him]

[londonstar]

From Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake?

[ waver doesn’t know much about ballet, but he does know the gist of it and... he has no idea how that relates with akechi. ]

I believe that titles were given because they have something to do with us— do you believe your title relates to you in any way?

[doublecrows]

Absolutely not.

[that is. an immediate and firm response from Akechi, wow]

Tiger-san chose my title. She gave it to me because she thinks it's funny.

[londonstar]

[ rip akechi’s fucking life ]

So you are implying that there is no logic to how titles are chosen? [ S I G H ] I suppose I expected too much from the Crafters.

[doublecrows]

[rip his life indeed, wait until Waver sees his objective and gift]

There's some logic, depending on which Crafter chose which title. Dragon-san made her decisions by determining which titles would benefit the growth of Narrators the most.

Tiger-san made her decisions on a whimsy, going by the "rule of funny."