[*For clarity, Avante and Future were the only teams they did not pop a balloon on in the end, as the report tells it.
Report 5941637:
This one is about the "castle" game. Not too much to note for most of it -- by this point, the writer is on board with playing hard. She doesn't like most of these units and they want to kill her anyway. There's a brief note of confusion over pep!pep! before she dismisses them as dumb weirdos trying to kill themselves. Though she's not sure who is the worse of the two between them and Heart Soldier, who are destroying themselves, probably trying to save a team that clearly doesn't want saving.
The writer has learned from the Balloon game, at least. She knows that no one will give mercy -- and that no one will care if they show restraint (didn't everyone just step over their bloody bodies and walk off, after that game?) so a fight to the bitter end is all that makes sense. The writer agrees with playing against HSS at the end -- the most notable thing in this report, though, is the writer's shock at the result. Both the writer and Rye had thought that stealing from another team took only one gift offered to them, not all of them as turned out to be the case. The writer had never meant to take all of the gifts to HSS or score as high as they finished, and expresses shock, regret, and fear (that others would target them even worse) at this. She also expresses concern that this failure will result in punishment, and is weary of returning to Eichi.
There's no indication of regret or discomfort for targeting a struggling team in the first place, however. Just that more was taken than intended.]
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Report 5941637:
This one is about the "castle" game. Not too much to note for most of it -- by this point, the writer is on board with playing hard. She doesn't like most of these units and they want to kill her anyway. There's a brief note of confusion over pep!pep! before she dismisses them as dumb weirdos trying to kill themselves. Though she's not sure who is the worse of the two between them and Heart Soldier, who are destroying themselves, probably trying to save a team that clearly doesn't want saving.
The writer has learned from the Balloon game, at least. She knows that no one will give mercy -- and that no one will care if they show restraint (didn't everyone just step over their bloody bodies and walk off, after that game?) so a fight to the bitter end is all that makes sense. The writer agrees with playing against HSS at the end -- the most notable thing in this report, though, is the writer's shock at the result. Both the writer and Rye had thought that stealing from another team took only one gift offered to them, not all of them as turned out to be the case. The writer had never meant to take all of the gifts to HSS or score as high as they finished, and expresses shock, regret, and fear (that others would target them even worse) at this. She also expresses concern that this failure will result in punishment, and is weary of returning to Eichi.
There's no indication of regret or discomfort for targeting a struggling team in the first place, however. Just that more was taken than intended.]