It depends on how your rules work, though I do not think the Chiefs would be very helpful in clarifying.
[He's bitter, though he imagines Prussia is even more so.]
I was thinking more that it would be possible to have Zuko, Katara, and Inuyasha as three, and then "protect" them... but I am not sure if that would work at all.
It is possible that the Sirens may kill Zuko precisely because he does not have a partner anymore, and they will assume that if he dies, no one goes with him.
[Which might make it risky to reassign Zuko to anyone, but if Prussia doesn't, then will Zuko die by the rules of the game instead? He can't tell.
He presses a hand against his head.]
If assigning Zuko to Katara would involve leaving Inuyasha out in the cold, perhaps it is better to forget it. [...] Is there anyone here who seems as though they might catch the Sirens? If the Sirens feared Lelouch, then that will help us determine who the next victim might be.
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Date: 2017-08-30 02:23 pm (UTC)[He's bitter, though he imagines Prussia is even more so.]
I was thinking more that it would be possible to have Zuko, Katara, and Inuyasha as three, and then "protect" them... but I am not sure if that would work at all.
It is possible that the Sirens may kill Zuko precisely because he does not have a partner anymore, and they will assume that if he dies, no one goes with him.
[Which might make it risky to reassign Zuko to anyone, but if Prussia doesn't, then will Zuko die by the rules of the game instead? He can't tell.
He presses a hand against his head.]
If assigning Zuko to Katara would involve leaving Inuyasha out in the cold, perhaps it is better to forget it. [...] Is there anyone here who seems as though they might catch the Sirens? If the Sirens feared Lelouch, then that will help us determine who the next victim might be.