Is it really spoiling if all I'm doing is speculation? After all, I may be right, I may be wrong and seeing as I have no idea about Murder Night aside from what has been given IC, it isn't so much spoiling as much as it's OOC analysis. After all, I may be nowhere close and those joking threats are just there as red herrings.
Still, she must have a lot of important guests if the spare rooms occupy nearly as much space as the main palace. Plus it's quite interesting that her soldiers don't mind her living in a palace, that normally would affect loyalty a bit, sleeping in the barracks, working in the defenses, knowing your commander has an entire palace.
Though I must say, what is far more interesting is that, in terms of being better defended, being closer to the escape route, being able to inspect the soldiers more easily, being able to ensure that food isn't being spiked, having efficient communication lines, being protected from airstrikes, and, having quick, easy access to the rather impressive sounding black archives which seem to also occupy the center of the summoning circle, assuming the hexagram-like design does indeed signify one, I would rather be a servant in that fortress than an empress.
The servant's room is surrounded by barracks, right ontop of the escape route, next to the barracks and kitchen, is more centralized than the throne room, has four sections above to protect from airstrikes and when one enters the black archives from it, they would be right in the center of the possible summoning circle.
Of course, that could all be what she wants one to think, so that people actually check the servants room and waste their time. After all, in some cases, being in the center of a circle is good, in others, bad. There is also no guarantee that this is indeed the true compound, illusion magic and whatnot do exist after all and either way, be it in the servants room or the throne room, the commander is likely to be in the center, the most protected area. The area near the center of the circle. Yet, what if she isn't there? What if this great and mighty Murder Night has left her palace unattended? Maybe the giant hexagram is for binding, but binding what? What is in the center? But what is in the center? Demons? Angels? Spirits? Or perhaps a well-known, rather powerful group of veterans who have just happened to have fought their way in as retaliation for some silly little strike that came out of the blue with no chance of succeeding?
Tell me, if this Murder Night is so powerful, why does she need to hide? If she is her organization's most powerful military asset and seeks to conquer, who better to do it than oneself?
Tell me, if Maria's house posses a godly antimagic field WHY DID THE LITTLE GIRL MAGICALLY REGENERATE SO QUICKLY? I don't remember making an Wall Street healing spells. I don't remember Fate having anything that saves life from death. I don't remember her summoning a persona.
Tell me, HOW DOES A SPIRIT POSSESS SOMETHING IN THE MIDDLE OF AN ANTIMAGIC FIELD?
Tell me, doesn't Murder Night have a spirit companion? Kind of like that little girl?
Tell me, who would have the confidence to just saunter into one of the most heavily defended households in the planet, incorrectly deploy three combat units incompetently and expect to win?
Tell me, how can you trust the prisoners so easily?
Tell me, why would a warlord busy conquering Africa randomly aggravate people who are neutral in the conflict?
Tell me, has anyone actually seen Murder Night? Does anyone even know what she looks like? How old? How young?
Tell me, isn't it a little convenient that the scouts know so much? I mean, you'd think someone like Murder Night would be more cautious.
Tell me, why would scouts even be needed? Half the damn world knows who lives there, it is abundantly clear what defenses it has and aren't scouts meant to, you know, scout? They barged in. They shot someone. They deployed constructs. What sort of scout does that? What sort of new intel would be gained? If a string of assassins could be sent, wouldn't they already have been without the need for that horrible excuse for reconnaissance?
Tell me, why did they take the job if they knew Murder Night already prepared so much for their failure?
Tell me, why did they take the job if the risks were so apparent?
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