The Fourth Calamity Isn't Exactly Science

Word has it that the long-neglected World of Deduction has finally received an update since its launch, and new and returning players are flocking in.

Player A is a thief whose favorite thing to steal is the sincere smile of a pretty older sister.

Rye, coming home the day before his defection: Where’s my girlfriend?

...And the pretty older sister herself.

Player B is a mechanic who can build a Gundam with their bare hands (not really). Their daily routine is to laze around the distillery and do nothing useful.

Vermouth: The distillery’s sisterhood has a new member!

Player C is a fortune-teller. But this is a world of deduction, so everyone thinks C has subconsciously discovered the truth without realizing it.

The detectives: How do we cure C’s chuunibyou?

Player D is a druid who moonlights as an information broker because they can talk to animals. Every day is a delightful opportunity to gossip.

The Bomb Disposal Squad: Where’s the bomber this time? Your friend told you again? Thanks, that’s a huge help!

Player E is an apothecary, quietly going to school and staying out of trouble, until one day they spot a phantom thief wearing their best friend’s face.

The phantom thief: ? How did you figure that out? Is this the power of childhood-friendship love?!

Player E: No, it’s just because you don’t have an ID over your head :)

Reader’s Guide:

1. Every player belongs to the chaotic faction. Don’t put your faith in the Fourth Disaster.

2. The main setting is the world of deduction, but there will be other worlds in between. Everyone gets caught in the crossfire, with the villains taking the worst of it.

3. OOC. The plot comes first, and the only thing I can guarantee is a happy ending.

Theme: Bring a happy ending to a world that makes no sense!