Magnus World Cup Round of 32 - Part 1/4
We've reached a crucial stage in the competition - it's now time for a one-on-one battle of the statements. Every 48 hours I'll be presenting you with four near-impossible choices. The winners will live to fight another day, the losers will be held in artefact storage for an eternity.
Your first four fights are as follows:
#[The New Door vs Dreamer]
Case #0161002. Statement of Helen Richardson, regarding a new door in a house she was selling. Statement recorded direct from subject 2nd October 2016.
Case #0151403. Statement of Antonio Blake, regarding his recent dreams about Gertrude Robinson, previous Head Archivist of the Magnus Institute.
#[Do Not Open vs Binary]
Case #9982211. Statement of Joshua Gillespie regarding his time in the possession of an apparently empty wooden casket.
Case #0170701. Statement of Tessa Winters, regarding a strange computer program she downloaded from the deep web three months ago. Statement recorded direct from subject, 7th January 2017.
#[Piecemeal vs A Distortion]
Case #0112905. Statement of Lee Rentoul, on the murder of his associate Paul Noriega.
Case #0160204. Statement of Sasha James, assistant archivist at the Magnus Institute, London, regarding a series of paranormal sightings.
#[Killing Floor vs A Father's Love]
Case #0130111. Statement of David Laylow, regarding his time working at an industrial abattoir near Dalston.
Case #0020312. Statement of Julia Montork regarding the actions and motivations of her father the serial killer Robert Montork.
EDIT: VOTING CLOSED
Posted May 2, 2018, 7:01 AM UTC · edited