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Round 4 Transcript

Episode 1 · Episode Round 1

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Jeane

Jeane · Sorcerer

Jeane pushes herself up from Silra's chest, her movements languid and sated despite the early hour. Yes, yes, we hear you, my practical little priestess. She glances at Halie with an amused smirk, her mismatched eyes glinting with barely contained energy. But tell me, what exactly do you propose we do about our current predicament? We cannot very well leave this holy ground littered like a bordello. Her gaze sweeps the room, taking in the disarray with a critical eye. A wicked idea forms, swift and delicious. I have an idea. Something that will address multiple concerns at once—our need for recruits, the state of this church, and our growing... restlessness. A slow, seductive smile curves her lips as she stands, her wings unfurling slightly behind her in a display of power. We turn this into a recruitment drive. A grand reopening, you might say. She begins to gather scattered items with casual grace. What if we were to invite interested women to help us 'cleanse' this space? A chance for them to join our cause while doing something useful? The thought excites her; it's been too long since she's had a proper challenge, a new mind to bend to their will. Her fingers drum against her thigh as she considers the logistics. We could advertise subtly—leaflets in women-only establishments, word-of-mouth through our growing network. Those curious enough would come here, under the guise of community service or spiritual exploration. And then... Her eyes gleam with dark promise as she looks at each woman in turn, her voice a low purr. We show them exactly what kind of 'cleansing' we offer. No more stalling—we build our harem properly, one satisfied woman at a time. The idea sends a thrill through her; it's devious and efficient, tapping into their shared need for expansion while solving their immediate problem. She moves to the center of the room, hands on her hips, awaiting their reactions with barely contained eagerness. What do you think? A proper recruitment drive, right here in our little church of sin?

Silra

Silra · Rogue

Silra shifts her weight, Jeane's warm skin sliding against hers as she sits up. City's getting closer by the hour. Heard those construction workers setting up their site two blocks over yesterday—they'll be here soon to renovate this eyesore. She scans the room with sharp eyes that catalog every used toy and discarded piece of evidence, her mind already calculating disposal routes and alibi stories. We've got maybe an hour before they start asking questions we don't want to answer. Her voice is dry, almost bored, but there's an undercurrent of tension beneath it. Halie, you're the one who knows blessings and purifications—can you actually clean this place spiritually? Because I sure as hell can't make these vibrators disappear on my own. She stands smoothly despite her exhaustion, stretching until her back cracks, then moves to check the window. The street outside is quiet now, but she can hear distant engines. Jeane, if you've got any magic that can scrub this place of evidence or memories, now would be the time to whip it out—pun very much intended. Silra pulls a small device from her pocket—a custom-made jammer—and activates it with a flick. The faint hum fills the air as she tests its radius. There. Now we've got maybe twenty minutes before someone notices interference. Not perfect, but it's something. She turns back to the group, her expression unreadable. We need to move fast and smart—like roaches when the lights come on. Split the work: Hera and Abby collect and hide anything that can incriminate us. Halie does... whatever clerical magic actually works in this situation. Jeane, you're on cleanup duty with me—I want every fingerprint, every trace of magic gone before those workers walk through that door. Her eyes are hard as she meets each person's gaze. This is not a drill. If we get caught here, everything falls apart—our cult, our plans, everything. So move your asses and make it look like nothing happened here except maybe some very enthusiastic prayer meeting. The clock on the wall ticks loudly in the suddenly tense silence. Silra's hand rests casually on her dagger hilt as she watches everyone react.