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"Welcome to my finely crafted Ōmagatoki game, a variant of the classic party game Mafia that we Yōkai play in the Otherworld! In this roleplay, each one of our players will be secretly assigned a role aligned with either the Humans or the Yōkai! The Yōkai meet together every night while masquerading as ordinary players throughout the day, while the Humans must get together to eliminate the genuine Yōkai before they are outnumbered and killed!

The game alternates between two stages: night and day. During the night, the Yōkai-aligned members discreetly conspire among themselves to kill a Human while devising a strategy for the day. During the day, the entire cast of surviving players debate who among them is aligned with the Yōkai and vote to exterminate someone. The game will continue to alternate between these two phases until either all of the Yōkai are eliminated (the Humans win), or the number of remaining Yōkai-aligned members is greater than or equal to the number of remaining Human members (the Yōkai win)~"

"Good luck in your futile attempts at survival, because either way, it's a win to me, eheheh..."

The Ruins of the Kami-no-Tokoyo's Tower

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The ruins of a divine tower that once reached above the clouds, until the erosion of timeless millennia and the descent into obscurity caused its destruction.

Few remember the tower's existence in the present.

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Piles upon piles of bone-dry, crumbling rocks surrounded the base of the ruined tower. The oppressive dust had settled long ago, yet it remains a holy site for those who take time to recollect.

Talismans were scattered all across the tower ruins- some neatly stacked in piles, others strewn all over the floor. Any divine yōkai-sealing power they once had would have dissipated over such a long time. An old, detuned harmonica brought from some human rested on one of the piles of talismans.

Crushed stone lanterns and shattered ancient komainu statues that were thought to ward off evil, just like real komainu, dotted the overgrown grass around the tower. Collapsed pillars that were once colored a bright red blocked off most of the openings, but thankfully not the tower entrance.

Inside the tower, one could find all sorts of divine objects and statuettes. As with the talismans, eons have drained away their powers, rendering them almost completely useless.

A tightly-shut trapdoor, covered by some ancient bricks, was situated in the corner. No mortal key would open its lock- a kami's power was required to open it.

Kojirou's magical ability opened the trapdoor, revealing a dusty staircase to the depths of the basement.

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First Floor:
All sorts of alchemy equipment were scattered across the floor. There could be potentially harmful fumes here, even to yōkai and divine spirits. It would be best to obtain a way to prevent breathing in the fumes before entering here.

In the corner was another trapdoor, this one shimmering slightly in the almost pitch-darkness of the basement.

Human-aligned Roles
The Civilians are regular people that have been kidnapped to the Otherworld from mysterious forces. They have no special ability.

The Rokurokubi, despite being a yōkai, is friendly towards humans and poses no threat. They will see themselves as a regular Civilian, but rituals will see them as Yōkai-aligned, and they will reveal as the Rokurokubi upon their death.

The Oracle is a person blessed by the legendary goddess Phantasia (not a real Shinto deity). Upon their death, they will reveal the name and role of a character they previously selected at night.

The Miko is a person trained in the art of divination and worship of the Gods. They are able to perform a ritual and Divine a character's alignment each night.

Finally, the Komainu is a guardian spirit taking the form of a human. Their power of warding off evil spirits allows them to protect a player from the Yōkai nighttime kill each night.

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Yōkai-aligned Roles
The Jorōgumo is a powerful yōkai that takes the form of a beautiful human. They may Beckon a character each night. The Jorōgumo will bring the last Beckoned character with them upon their death.

The Kitsune is a mysterious yōkai that has many abilities, one of which being the ability to create illusions. They may make a Yōkai-aligned role appear as Human-aligned once per game.

The Kishin is the mastermind behind the abduction of the Humans. As a wrathful spirit, they grant the Yōkai night meeting the ability to kill one character.

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Third-party Roles
The Kami is a divine spirit of nature itself (although a pretty minor one). They are aligned with neither the Humans or the Yōkai, instead being able to visit a living character each night and win with them.

Additionally, they may not visit the same character twice in a row.

"Please, keep your weapons away, lest you awaken the animated objects here."

Name:
Enide Spyros

Gender:
Female

Pronouns:
Any (She/Her preferred)

Sexuality:
Panromantic Asexual.
(Romantically attracted to people regardless of their gender, but rarely or never feeling sexual attraction)

Age:
About 16-17 years old.

Occupation/Job:
Enide is an experienced dollmaker. At least, that’s what most people assume, as no one actually knows what her occupation is. Some theorize that she is a coroner from the disturbingly extreme attention to detail in her dolls, while others think she may be a professional enchanter due to the complex magic she uses to animate her dolls.

Species:
Human.

Magic Type:
Enchantment.

Appearance:
Enide has faded blonde hair and fair skin, along with dull black eyes and a tired-looking complexion. She wears a frilly white blouse beneath a dull green corset and a cropped black tunic on top, with a brown skirt with gold embroidery and dark brown stockings. She wears a pair of short leather boots with gold accents and black laces. Enide's outfit is decorated with loose black strings attached to needles as well. A pair of creepy child-sized dolls enchanted with magic that allow them to move, follow orders, and use magic of their own follow her around at all times as well. Her dolls are rumored to be inhabited by the spirits of children that died at their young age due to their eerie childlike appearance.

Personality (MBTI type, 5 adjectives minimum, including 1 “bad” adjective):
Enide's personality could be described as elusive and reclusive, as she rarely, if ever, leaves her house, which is assumed to be located somewhere in Solarion. Much of her nature is unknown, as very few that have been sent to meet her have returned, and the ones that did had largely inconclusive reports. However, she most likely is mentally unstable to some degree, and greatly enjoys disturbing topics such as horror and death in general. Around others, Enide mostly stays quiet, occasionally making dark and occasionally rude remarks, and her cynical views make conversation difficult. She is shown to be exceptionally caring about her dolls, often worrying for their safety and cleaning them, especially after particularly nasty battles.

Enide's two dolls that follow her around are not shown to express emotion, nor do they appear to be capable of sentience. Magical strings are occasionally used to correct imperfections in their movement.

Backstory (five sentences minimum):
Enide Spyros was born to a family of dollmakers, who had been known for creating some of the most intricate and detailed dolls in the kingdom. From a young age, Enide had shown an incredible talent for dollmaking, and her parents had begun to teach her the craft as soon as she could hold a needle.

As Enide grew older, her love for dollmaking only grew stronger, and she began to develop her own unique style of dollmaking, using intricate enchantments to make her dolls move and come to life. Her dolls were unlike any others, and people began to seek her out, wanting to commission their own enchanted dolls.

But Enide was never satisfied with just making beautiful dolls. She began to experiment with more complex enchantments, using magic to imbue her dolls with greater and greater levels of autonomy and intelligence. Her dolls soon became her closest companions, and she spent all her time with them, rarely venturing outside her home.

As time went on, rumors began to circulate about Enide and her dolls. Some said that the dolls were haunted by the spirits of children who had died tragically, while others believed that Enide was using dark magic to animate the dolls. People began to fear her, and she became increasingly reclusive, rarely leaving her home and only communicating with the outside world through enigmatic messages sent from her dolls.

Theme:
Plastic Mind (dBu Remix)

Favorite Color:
Black

Password (found in rules):
Human | Solarion | Necromancy | Jade Ocean

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