ZOE'S PROFILE

author=lonestarsuperlunimary

She's just playing hard to get. Amiright sevene?

;)

@Marrend
She does not, she knows absolutely nothing besides Chojo is very talented at drawing anime. She is able to perceive him as being a little "off", too. Chojo tells Mai to stay away from him, that he does not like her and that he never will. Mai does not listen to Chojo and goes looking for him online. It is pretty at first, but by the time Mai starts to piece together Chojo's condition, it is far to late for her. And she finds her self lost in his deadly radioactive Labyrinth which he claims has been his lifes work in progress for 20 some years. (his brain is two, so time is doubled).

Mai is bamboozled.

@Cirrocumulus-Cloud
I find it interesting, but confusing and hard to follow. You can be multiple husks?

author=Marrend
Okay, so players play as Mai the entire time. What's she doing in the context of the game? What, exactly, is this choice Chojo has to make in regards to his arms fighting against each other? Is this something that is occurring on a literal level, or is it more of a metaphor? Like, for instance, Chojo might have a "Right-hand man" and a "Left-hand man", and Chojo's choice (conflict?) is choosing one person's opinion (or way of doing things) over the other's.

*Edit: What if the arms are literally fighting against one another? Like, they have a mind of their own, and he doesn't control them. Would his choice involve severing one of them off, or is he finding a way that they will all work together?

I've given it more thought, Chojo is the final boss and you must take advantage of their two arms that have minds of there own, in order to defeat him. He doesn't really control them no, it's more like he is helpless and is forced to watch what they do. He can suggest to them what to do, but at the end of the day the arms are in control, not Chojo.

author=sevene

Thanks for that offer sevene! I think it's quite clear that BusinessCat will need help in making sense out of their English.

Thank you for your stories everyone! I don't think I can be ripped off anymore because the musician I commissioned a track from said they were too busy with other things the make the track for me.

I think that was the best outcome I could of asked for, honestly.

Has anyone ever been or felt ripped off before?