> Barely manage to restrain yourself from making the incredibly idiotic move of attacking Yuyuko, no matter how tempting it may be.
> Limit yourself to a scathing voice of barely restrained anger
> "Hello... Yuyuko. Tell me, did you have a purpose in telling your pathetic slave to attempt to slaughter Remilia rather than simply speaking to her? Or were you perhaps hoping to try to destroy fate and potentially send the world into chaos?"
>Ask if anything weird happened
>Explain situation
>Explain strategy for saving Jeff, humbly request help in vanquishing the bees forevar!
>Hope someone has a mirror.
>Don't do Drake's order. Bitch her out LATER.
>You consider yelling at Yuyuko, but decide now is not the time.
>You explain what happened as quickly as you can. While you do so, Alice comes from upstairs. All three of them listen with varying degrees of incredulity. At times you have to be annoyingly vague, but you think you get the point across. Then you explain your strategy, which mostly includes just getting there.
>"I don't think I would be of much help there," says Yukari. "If things are as frozen as you say, there is not much that I can manipulate. I'll sit this one out."
>"I...guess I could go, if you want," says Alice, frowning a bit. "But I think I'd just be in the way. This doesn't seem like a problem for a dollmaker or color magic, especially if there's no color.
>Yuyuko smiles at you. "I suppose I am obligated, aren't I?" Yukari gives her a look, but says nothing.
> DO NOT SAY THIS, YUYUKO WILL BE OFFENDED
> Tell Everyone what happened to you, and that it would probably be a good idea to check on Suwako
> "Also, Where is Alice?"
>"That, I can do," says Yukari. She sets to opening a gap.
>I'd rather deal with the bees first, and save Jeff. Time is of the essence. We can check Suwa later.
>Do ask about Alice.
>You wonder if objecting to Yukari doing this will do anything to persuade her to help.
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