[ After speaking to both Moriarty and Makoto individually, Tenn arranged for them to meet in his room Wednesday evening. He has with him three cups of tea, one for each of them -- and when they're all gathered in his room, he sits at the corner of his bed with the cup of tea in his hands.
He takes a sip before he looks back up at the both of them. His expression is a little gloomy, but mostly, he's here to get this shit figured out. ]
Thank you for all of your help. I'm really sorry that I got both of you dragged into this mess.
[ A deep breath, then: ]
I think we should use this time to share information, too, if you're both okay with that.
[ It's just as well that William takes the seat, since Makoto is content to stand for now. With the meeting earlier, he's not as sure about some things, though others have been more solidified. After a sip of his tea, he guesses he'll start things off. He has less new information Tenn probably does anyway. ]
I don't have much that's new. Mostly about Hamelin's history, before this place. But I did do this-- [ Makoto pulls a folded piece of parchment with his free hand, penned onto it is his own drawing of the apple symbol that he'd mentioned. All of the marks are there, though the proportions might not be exactly right. Of course, if either of them want to look more closely he's happy to hand it over. ] It's the symbol on the coin that Hamelin flipped. Sorry, I couldn't read the other side fast enough --it was some kinda text in a weird language.
[ Tenn has heard more about his Hamelin knowledge than William, so he'll be going over some things, filling in the gaps here. Most of his knowledge of Hamelin has to do with Hamelin's world before this one and personal details about him. Does he think any of this is useful? Maybe not, but he thinks he is at least a little more ingratiated with the don should these two decide he needs to be sent back to talk with him.
Summary: Hamelin's favorite color is green, his family is Familigia Grimm and while he is the don, he is also the only member of his Familigia here. The title goes wherever he does, as long as he has underlings. He's always been the don of Grimm, just like he's always been a piper. Hamelin has no parents, never had siblings.
Familigia Grimm's specialty was arms dealing. But the majority of familigia were involved in protection rackets, some dipped in gambling, and others were merchants. Guns were the weapon of choice for most of the familigia. Basically, just like earth mafia, except there is a dichotomy between mortals and immortals. As don, Hamelin saw employing mortals as foot soldiers to be pointless since they are "dispensable pawns when it came to disputes." Familigia did have rules: everyone had their territory, and no fighting on Sunday.
Hamelin also hinted that there are people that he cares about as more than pawns, but Makoto doesn't know who beyond theorizing that it is family that he cares about. Last thing is that Hamelin compares his office to a jail cell, since that lends credence to the theory that Hamelin isn't quite in this by choice. ]
Also... Before, when he mentioned underlings I thought he meant the fairies. But I think now, he was probably talking about the traitors.
I think we should try to find them.
Edited (forgot the jail cell thing) 2021-06-25 03:01 (UTC)
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week 4, wednesday
He takes a sip before he looks back up at the both of them. His expression is a little gloomy, but mostly, he's here to get this shit figured out. ]
Thank you for all of your help. I'm really sorry that I got both of you dragged into this mess.
[ A deep breath, then: ]
I think we should use this time to share information, too, if you're both okay with that.
Re: week 4, wednesday
... Most of what I know is observation and deduction. As you can understand, independent confirmations take some time.
[ a soft clink as he sets the teacup down. ]
Perhaps you can tell me what you both know, and I will try to fill in whatever else I can or connect the dots together.
sorry this took so long rip
I don't have much that's new. Mostly about Hamelin's history, before this place. But I did do this-- [ Makoto pulls a folded piece of parchment with his free hand, penned onto it is his own drawing of the apple symbol that he'd mentioned. All of the marks are there, though the proportions might not be exactly right. Of course, if either of them want to look more closely he's happy to hand it over. ] It's the symbol on the coin that Hamelin flipped. Sorry, I couldn't read the other side fast enough --it was some kinda text in a weird language.
[ Tenn has heard more about his Hamelin knowledge than William, so he'll be going over some things, filling in the gaps here. Most of his knowledge of Hamelin has to do with Hamelin's world before this one and personal details about him. Does he think any of this is useful? Maybe not, but he thinks he is at least a little more ingratiated with the don should these two decide he needs to be sent back to talk with him.
Summary:
Hamelin's favorite color is green, his family is Familigia Grimm and while he is the don, he is also the only member of his Familigia here. The title goes wherever he does, as long as he has underlings. He's always been the don of Grimm, just like he's always been a piper. Hamelin has no parents, never had siblings.
Familigia Grimm's specialty was arms dealing. But the majority of familigia were involved in protection rackets, some dipped in gambling, and others were merchants. Guns were the weapon of choice for most of the familigia. Basically, just like earth mafia, except there is a dichotomy between mortals and immortals. As don, Hamelin saw employing mortals as foot soldiers to be pointless since they are "dispensable pawns when it came to disputes." Familigia did have rules: everyone had their territory, and no fighting on Sunday.
Hamelin also hinted that there are people that he cares about as more than pawns, but Makoto doesn't know who beyond theorizing that it is family that he cares about. Last thing is that Hamelin compares his office to a jail cell, since that lends credence to the theory that Hamelin isn't quite in this by choice. ]
Also... Before, when he mentioned underlings I thought he meant the fairies. But I think now, he was probably talking about the traitors.
I think we should try to find them.
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[ At least, that's what he thinks. Though...it'd be interesting if they got the traitors removed somehow. What would happen to him then?
The jail cell comment, though, gives him pause. He knows Makoto mentioned it before, but: ]
Didn't Edelgard bring up a jail cell in her mirror experience?