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(Prisoner 008) Araglar of Folgnest Trial 1 Voting Period #2

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(Prisoner 007) Aeana Ignis Interrogation Questions 1-5

Q1: What's your opinion on kids?

They're foolish creatures who don't yet understand how the world works. Although the same could be said of many of the adults at this castle.

Q2: How many sides are there to your personality?

Just one. My storytelling self is less ot a personality and more of a performance.

Q3: Have you ever been in love?

Love isn't something I've ever concerned myself with.

Q4: Do you consider yourself a strong person?

That'd depend on your definition of strength.

Q5: What is your favorite legend?

To hear, or to tell? Be more specific with your questions.

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(Prisoner 007) Aeana Ignis Interrogation Questions 6-10

Q6: Are you more optimistic or pessimistic?

Most people would call me a pessimist, I suppose. But I think my view of the world is realistic.

Q7: Who is your favorite of the other prisoners?

002, because he doesn’t try to speak to me.

Q8: What do you like to read in your free time?

Anything, really. But I’m partial to plays.

Q9: Do you believe natural talent is more important than hard work?

It’s luck that decides your fate, regardless.

Q10: Do you believe in miracles?

Certainly not.

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(Prisoner 007) Aeana Ignis Interrogation Questions 11-15

Q11: How would you describe your early childhood?

It wasn’t ideal, but it’s over, too. So it doesn’t particularly matter to me.

Q12: Do you spend more time inside or outside?

Inside, considering I’m locked in a castle all day every day. Did you think at all before coming up with this question?

Q13: What type of people do you get along best with?

I can get along with anyone if I actually want to.

Q14: What are your hopes for the future?

I hope that I can get back to work.

15: Do you think Verus will make the right decision?

If everything’s gone as planned, then yes.

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...sorry for the late results. Samako and Esvel, or 005 and 006, have both been condemned. Although one was much closer than the other...

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Araglar of Folgnest T1 Voting

Voting Period #1

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AoGRAM T1 Timeline - 1/19/25 (Sunbeams release date)

Araglar: Samako! Hey, Samako!

Samako: …? Araglar. Do you need something? I have a lot on my mind right now, you know.

Araglar: It’s almost time, an’ I gotta confess… I’m gettin’ a little bit nervous about this whole interrogation thing.

Samako: And what am I meant to do about that

Araglar: …uh… I don’t know!

Samako: Then why did you address me?

Araglar: Gee, I’m not sure… I guess you just remind me of my big sister, and I always used to come to her with things like this.

Samako: …your big sister. Well, I suppose I should be flattered…

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(Prisoner 008) Araglar of Folgnest Trial 1 Voting Period #1

Read Araglar of Folgnest’s first trial MV Transcript here

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Farm to Castle - (Prisoner 008) Araglar First Trial Voice Drama

Read under the cut! No TWs apply.

There’s the sound of a door opening and its subsequent closure. Shortly after, the scraping of a chair on the floor can be heard.

Araglar:

…!

Verus:

Prisoner 008. I’ve come to begin your interrogation.

Araglar:

Whoa…

Verus:

Prisoner 008?

Araglar:

O-oh. That’s me, I think. Sorry, esteemed Warden!

Verus:

…it’s alright.

Araglar:

I-I was just surprised ‘cause I’d never seen an honest-to-goodness Aasimar before. Your wings are even bigger than I thought they’d be, esteemed Warden!

Verus:

How big did you expect them to be?

Araglar:

I’m not sure, esteemed Warden!

Verus:

You aren’t required to address me as “esteemed Warden” every time you speak. Or at all, actually. My name is Verus.

Araglar:

I’m awful sorry, est—Ver—it still feels weird to call you by your name. Can I just call ya “Warden”?

Verus:

If you wish. And don’t apologize, just start out by telling me your name, age, and occupation.

Araglar:

Araglar, Warden! I don’t really have a last name, but I grew up in a little place called Folgnest out in the countryside!

Verus:

I see. Age and occupation?

Araglar:

Nine years old, Warden! And my job is, um… I worked on my parents’ farm! Not for money, though, just ‘cause I like to help my folks out.

Verus:

I wasn’t aware that farming was a common trade for orcs to take up.

Araglar:

It isn’t, Warden! My ma and pa are humans.

Verus:

And how did that come about?

Araglar:

Well, I was abandoned in a field as a baby. But I don’t let it get me down, so don’t worry!

Verus:

You were abandoned in a field… but you don’t let it get you down?

Araglar:

Not at all, Warden! It happened so long ago that I don’t remember at all. And my family members are all good, wonderful people!

Verus:

In what way?

Araglar:

Well, they took me in, for one thing. And they work real hard so that me and my big sis can have a happy life. It makes me awfully glad that I was left, actually.

Verus:

You’re happier there than you would’ve been with your biological parents.

Araglar:

Um, well… ‘s far as I’m concerned, I’m not related to them. I’m nothin’ like them.

Verus:

And how do you know that?

Araglar:

‘Cause they’re bad people. And ma says I’m not.

Verus:

I see…well. How are you adjusting to life at the prison?

Araglar:

I’m adjusting real good! I thought it’d be a lot harder than it actually is. We’ve got food and water and beds, and most everyone here is nice!

Verus:

“Most?” Do you mind sharing who isn’t?

Araglar:

I’m sorry, but I do, Warden! My ma raised me not to talk bad about people behind their backs.

Verus:

I suppose it’s good that you’re sticking to your principles. Could you tell me about who you do get along with, then?

Araglar:

Sure, Warden! I like Ren, Qibra, Danzmyr, Samako, Esvel, Zarrea, and Virian! Um—that’s 001, 003, 004, 005, 006, 009, and 010, I think.

Verus:

I see.

Araglar:

Oh, but you haven’t met Zarrea or Virian yet! You’ll like them, though, I promise!

Verus:

Will I?

Araglar:

Yeah! They’re great. Real nice.

Verus:

Very well… moving on. So what you’re saying is that you don’t like 007 or 002?

Araglar:

U-um! Did ya trap me like that on purpose, Warden?

Verus:

Yes.

Araglar:

It’s not that I don’t like them, it’s that they don’t like me all that much.

Verus:

In what way?

Araglar:

Well… I asked Aeana if she could tell me a story one time and she just sort of looked at me out of the corner of her eye for a few seconds... And then walked away.

Verus:

But?

Araglar:

I can’t help but feel like she’s a good person, deep down.

Verus:

I see. And 002?

Araglar:

He doesn’t talk to me at all, even when I address him. But he’s super strong and tall—not as tall as Zarrea, but that ain’t surprising—and great with a sword, which I think is really cool.

Verus:

You’re not exactly small yourself.

Araglar:

True! But I still want to grow more.

Verus:

And get stronger, too?

Araglar:

Um…

Verus:

No?

Araglar:

I think… strength is something that’s really great on a lot of people, but you’ve gotta be ready when you get it. And I dunno if I am. Ready, I mean.

Verus:

That’s… not unwise, actually.

Araglar:

Gee, thanks, Warden! Hearing that makes me happy.

Verus:

If you don’t mind me prying, how did you come to learn that? About strength, that is.

Araglar:

Um, well… I just…

Verus:

Did you, perhaps, learn it the hard way?

Araglar:

I… I dunno…

Verus:

Does it have to do with your crime?

A thumping sound on the table, followed by the scraping of a chair being pushed back.

Araglar:

Stop!

Verus:

Araglar?

Araglar:

I don’t… I don’ wanna talk about it. I didn’t mean to hurt nobody, but I still dunno what to think about all that I did.

Verus:

What do you mean by that?

Araglar:

I-I don’t know, Warden… I guess I’m still kinda confused. I haven’t really made sense of all of it yet…

There’s a suppressed sob, followed by a sniffle.

Verus:

I’ve pushed too much.

Araglar:

That’s okay, Warden. I know you’re just doing your job.

Verus:

Apologies. I’m grateful for your understanding.

Araglar:

I’m sorry, too. I hope the magic vision thing can maybe tell ya more than I can say out loud, Warden.

Gears grind as the platform begins to lower.

Araglar:

It’s startin’, isn’t it? I think… I trust ya to make the right decision, no matter what it is. You’re a good person, after all.

Verus:

How did you come to that conclusion?

Araglar:

My ma said there aren’t that many bad people around. And ya know ‘em when ya see ‘em, too. You don’t… seem like a bad person to me.

Verus:

Maybe your mother is right. Maybe she isn’t. I suppose we’ll find out soon enough. Prisoner 008… sing your sins.

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Sunbeams - (Prisoner 008) Araglar Trial 1 MV transcript

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The MV begins with a shot of a field of grain. There’s no music, just the sound of wind blowing the crops, and the camera flies over to the edge of the field where a half-orc baby is bundled up and has seemingly been left. We linger on the baby as the music starts up and a human couple approaches, picking him up and heading back to a small cottage on the other side of the field. The camera follows them to the house and the door opens to reveal an older Araglar sitting around a table with his family (mother, father, and sister, all human). He’s basically just singing about how great life is, how much he loves his family, etc. as they finish up their meal and leave, taking a cart full of their crops down the road. (“Peace, happiness, fields of grain / Sunbeams through our thatched roof nourish crops and souls alike / What else can I ask for?”)

He steps out of the house and into the world, which is brightly colored and cheerful. He picks up a bucket of animal feed and heads off to the nearby barn, where he feeds and pets the animals while the lyrics just continue to go on. (“No worries, no troubles, blissful days stretch ahead / This is the land of the living, and so we go on to live just as nature tells.”) As he feeds the animals, a hulking, shadowy figure appears at the corner of the screen and just watches him, disappearing when he turns around to look. He seems a little bit scared by this, but shakes it off and waves goodbye to the animals, grabbing a hoe and going to the wheat fields. The POV switches to that of an unknown person’s as he starts working, the edges of the screen tinged with darkness. The lyrics become a little bit more uncertain (“It’s not like this everywhere, I know how lucky I am to live how I do / There are places of darkness, pockets of the world where sunlight doesn’t reach.”) but he manages to get back into a good mood as he enters the chorus, where he sings about how it’s fine, evil never wins, etc. and the view goes back to being brightly colored and cheerful-looking.

Araglar harvests a good amount of grain and bundles it all up, looking satisfied with his work, and moves to carry it back to the cottage as the shadowy figure appears behind him again. He takes the path back to his home, darkness creeping towards him from the mysterious figure until a tendril of black touches him and he turns back. He drops the grain and the figure begins to speak to him. Every time they open their mouth, the video cuts to an earlier scene—him with his family, baby him in the field, etc. going dark and then forming cracks before shattering. The lyrics are uncertain again, almost fearful as they keep talking and the color drains from everything around him. The crops in the fields wither completely and even the animals he keeps start to look distressed. Things get darker and darker until a glowing stone drops from the sky, lighting up the area around it, and he stops talking to the figure to bend down and grab it. The figure draws away from it, as if the light is painful, and he takes notice of this, resuming speaking while advancing on them, holding the stone out to drive them away. The final chorus begins as the figure flat-out runs away and the color returns to everything, making it all just as bright and beautiful as it was in the beginning (“I won’t believe it, I won’t fall for these lies / Try to pull me down, but I won’t sink so easily / This perfect picture I’ve drawn, this story that’s been crafted / You’re not supposed to be here, so go back to where you belong.”). When they’re out of sight, Araglar looks gratefully down at the stone only for it to stop glowing while bloodstains appear on it and his surroundings get darker again. From his POV, we can see the bloodstained rock and then beneath it, the body of the shadowy figure, which looks to be badly hurt. He drops the rock and the video suddenly cuts back to when he leaves the cottage initially, with everything still being bright and cheerful, before ending.

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(Prisoner 007) Aeana Ignis Trial 1 Voting Period #3

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Say they're all in the hunger games. Magic is allowed. What are the rankings

Ok so

1. Zarrea (Extremely used to surviving in the wild, very strong, good fighter. She'd probably be willing to kill, as well, so that she could get back to her clan and her job. Might be held back by the fact that she mostly hunts monsters, though.)

2. Ralis (Not the strongest fighter in the prison, but probably the most ruthless. Absolutely nothing is holding him back. He'd go aggressive from the getgo and that'd at least get him somewhere. He probably would get a big win at the Cornucopia and not need to worry about survival stuff for a bit at least.)

3. Danzmyr (Probably in the top 2 fighters in the prison. Has plenty of wildnerness experience. His unwillingness to kill would hold him back for the first 3/4 of the game, but he would definitely survive. As the numbers thin he'd become more willing.)

4. Samako (Very powerful mage and very willing to do WHATEVER it takes. However, if she's caught surprised and forced into melee, she might have problems due to being not very strong, and her wilderness experience is nonexistent. But she's a powerful enough mage to conjure shelter and food.)

5. Ren (A strong fighter, but she'd be hesitant to kill literally until she dies. Unlike Danzmyr, she has more than just an agreed upon personal code telling her not to kill (something divine? Wink wink...) and although she isn't depressed or anything (at least not pre-prison) she doesn't have the same blazing will to live that he does.)

6. Aeana (Not all that strong or good at magic, but would definitely be able to fend for herself in terms of acquiring food and enduring difficult living conditions. She'd probably just stay hidden as long as she can and might put up an okay fight, but wouldn't survive an encounter with anyone higher up on the list.)

7. Virian (He's physically weak and a bad fighter, but depending on the type of arena he could probably manipulate his surroundings to keep him fed and hidden until he's found by someone else, at which point it's over for him. He'd definitely be willing to do what it takes to get home, though.)

8. Araglar (He's strong, but also... A child. Not very clever, too honest, and would probably trust anyone who approaches him which would likely be a problem. Would definitely not plan on killing someone but might do so out of fear in the heat of the moment.)

9. Qibra (She'd be WILLING to kill if she really had to. But she's 3 feet tall dawg... and she's strong for her size, sure, but she doesn't have any combat skill.)

10. Esvel (Not only is he an absolutely terrible combatant, but also extremely unused to surviving on his own. His magic is decent, but the only way I could really see him making it far is if he teams up with someone powerful and agrees to heal them.)

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(Prisoner 007) Aeana Ignis Trial 1 Voting Period #2

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What games they fuckin up at the arcade

Oooh good one. I have to admit I don't go to the arcade a lot so I'm not entirely sure what games are there, but here's my takes (and Aura's)

Renata - those... basketball things. With the balls and the hoops and you earn points. She wins so many prizes just from that.

Ralis - Street Fighter. He's like a god at most fighting games actually. Total sweat.

Qibra - Yknow those ones where you get in a booth? The railway shooters in the booths with the speakers and stuff? She loves those. Especially the Jurassic Park one.

Danzmyr - dance dance revolution babeyyyy!! He's one of those guys who takes the machine up for like an hour and brings deodorant and a sweat towel.

Samako - She's great at rhythm games, but not the dancing ones. Only the ones where you press buttons.

Esvel - those gambling ones that are 90% just luck. Like when the wheel goes around and you have to press a button. That sort of one.

Aeana - The old-school games. But especially pinball...

Araglar - pacman cus he's just silly like that.

Zarrea - driving games! I feel like she'd be especially good at the unconventional ones like the skateboard and the motorcycle ones.

Virian - claw machine sweat. He plays 4D mind chess with the claw machine just to win a $2 Hello Kitty plush and then he just gives it to the first child he sees anyway.