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== Fighting Cassandra == | == Fighting Cassandra == | ||
'''Cassandra''': So, you actually showed up. | |||
'''Protagonist''': I said I would. | |||
'''Cassandra''': Good. Now that we are alone, I have a proposition for you. | |||
'''Protagonist''': A proposition? | |||
'''Cassandra''': Look, I really don't want to fight you. But if I put up with you getting in my way, I'll lose my credibility. I've worked hard to become as popular as I am and I can't lose it now. | |||
'''Protagonist''': I don't see how that is my problem. | |||
'''Cassandra''': Look, if you agree to say that we fought, and that I won, I'll allow you to join me in the dungeon. | |||
'''Protagonist''': I already have a team. | |||
'''Cassandra''': If you want to bring a friend with you when we go, that's fine. | |||
==== (Accept her deal) ==== | |||
(Note that choosing this option locks you out of the rest of this plotline.) | |||
'''Protagonist''': Alright. I guess I can do that. | |||
'''Cassandra''': I was hoping you would do the smart thing. Just let me know when we're going, and I'll try to see if I can be there. | |||
(Cassandra joined the Party!) | |||
==== (Refuse) ==== | |||
== Cassandra's Humiliation == | == Cassandra's Humiliation == | ||
Revision as of 08:19, 20 May 2017
Let's face it.
You want to enslave Cassandra.
I mean, who wouldn't?
But just flatout enslaving her is boring.
Let's have her beg to become your willing slave.
As for how it happens, well...
That's what this transcript is here for.
It starts once you meet her (either through Sarah or through Julia) and ends once she becomes your willing slave (or joined your party. You could also just enslave her if you want to. All transcripts are present).
Though, if you're curious how you ended up here, you might want to check the Intro Transcript.
Meeting Cassandra (Sarah)
Cassandra: Oh, well look at you.
Sarah: ...Hello Cassandra.
Cassandra: Funny seeing you in this class. We all know you can't do anything that doesn't involve setting something on fire. Why even bother coming in here?
(Back Sarah up)
Note that you must choose this option to advance the plotline.
Protagonist: Hey, this ex-prom queen isn't bugging you, is she?
Cassandra: EX- ... Do you even know who I am?!
Sarah: I.. Um... No. Not too much..
Protagonist: It's good not to let those kinds of people under your skin.
Cassandra: Hey! I'm talking to you here!
Sarah: I um... I guess so?
Protagonist: Come on, let's get out of here. This room seems a bit loud for studying right now anyway.
Sarah: Yeah. Thanks... I guess...
(See what happens)
Note that choosing this option gives Sarah some Affection, but you won't be able to meet with Cassandra. You can still do so by going on Julia's route, however.
Sarah: How about you stick to your studies, and leave me to mine.
Cassandra: Please. We both know you have no talent. That's why I had to let you go.
Sarah: I'm better off where I am now, thanks.
Cassandra: Well, I suppose you can't do much better for a team... Well.. You can't. Those of us with talent wouldn't be caught dead with such losers.
Sarah: My friends are a better team than you'll ever have!
Cassandra: Y-You bitch! You singed my dress!!
Sarah: Oh, I'm sorry. I missed. I was aiming for your head!
Cassandra: I-I won't forget this! You better watch your back!
Sarah: Try anything, and I'll make sure you'll be Dr. Tiff's newest patient.
Cassandra: I... I have better things to do than hang around here!
Protagonist: Are you okay?
Sarah: Oh! Um... Were you watching this whole time?
Protagonist: Yeah.
Sarah: Well... Thanks for letting me handle it my way.
Protagonist: Lighting her on fire?
Sarah: Simple, but effective.
Protagonist: Remind me not to get on your bad side.
Sarah: I'm sure you won't!
Meeting Cassandra (Julia)
(This requires Julia to be in her Fanatic personality.)
Julia: [Protagonist] is the best, obviously.
Female Student: No way! Cassandra is the best in the school. What has [Protagonist] done?
Protagonist: Would you believe s/he took out 12 Rubber Nagas by him/herself? One whole dozen Nagas alone!
J. R. Dabinett: I find that pretty hard to believe.
Julia: Would you believe six Nagas?
Female student: I don't think so.
Julia: How about one baby slime and a tentacle grape?
Protagonist: What are you talking about?
Julia: Oh, [Protagonist]! I was just telling them about how cool you are!
Female Student: S/He doesn't look all that strong. Cassandra could beat him/her easily.
Protagonist: I'm... Really not interested in...
Julia: [Protagonist], would take her down easy if s/he wanted to.
Protagonist: Um.. Don't I..
Female Student: Hah! I'd like to see him/her try!
Protagonist: I'm really not looking...
Julia: Come on, [Protagonist]! You have to show them you're the best!
(I'd take her down easy.)
Note that you must choose this option to advance the plotline.
Female Student: Oh really? I'll go tell Cassandra then. I'm sure she'd love to personally take you down a peg.
Protagonist: Whatever. Just let me know when the duel is, and I'll be there.
(I'm not looking for a fight).
Note that choosing this option makes Cassandra not show up, as she'll not care.
Female student: S/He's right to be scared. Cassandra is nobody you want to mess with.
Julia: [Protagonist] isn't scared!
Protagonist: I am not afraid of anyone. But I do not see any point in picking fights for no reason. Let's go, Julia.
Julia: Y-Yes.. I'm sorry..
Cassandra in the Hallway (Sarah route)
Cassandra: You. We need to talk.
Protagonist: Sure. What about?
Cassandra: Don't act like you don't know. You need to butt out of other people's business. You understand me?
Protagonist: When you pick on my team, it becomes my business.
Cassandra: Look, you are going to stay out of my business, or we are going to have a problem, understand?
Protagonist: Then I guess we have a problem.
Cassandra: Alright, fine. Come to the first floor of the dungeon, and we'll settle this. Don't you dare chicken out.
Protagonist: I'll be there. Don't worry.
Cassandra in the Hallway (Julia route)
Cassandra: So, I hear you think you are better than me?
Protagonist: Who are you again?
Female Student: Watch it! This is Cassandra! She's the most powerful student in the school!
(Praise her)
Protagonist: Oh, yeah. I heard you were pretty powerful.
Cassandra: You think compliments will change anything now?
Protagonist: It is possible to recognise someone as strong without saying they are stronger than one's self.
Cassandra: Look. You and me? We have a problem.
Protagonist: So?
Cassandra: So, we're going to settle this in private. First floor of the dungeon. Don't chicken out.
Protagonist: I'll be there.
(Boast about your power)
Protagonist: Most powerful? It's hard to make that claim when I'm around.
Cassandra: Are you challenging me?
Protagonist: I'm just saying facts. I am just more powerful.
Cassandra: Look. You and me? We have a problem.
Protagonist: So?
Cassandra: So, we're going to settle this in private. First floor of the dungeon. Don't chicken out.
Protagonist: I'll be there.
Fighting Cassandra
Cassandra: So, you actually showed up.
Protagonist: I said I would.
Cassandra: Good. Now that we are alone, I have a proposition for you.
Protagonist: A proposition?
Cassandra: Look, I really don't want to fight you. But if I put up with you getting in my way, I'll lose my credibility. I've worked hard to become as popular as I am and I can't lose it now.
Protagonist: I don't see how that is my problem.
Cassandra: Look, if you agree to say that we fought, and that I won, I'll allow you to join me in the dungeon.
Protagonist: I already have a team.
Cassandra: If you want to bring a friend with you when we go, that's fine.
(Accept her deal)
(Note that choosing this option locks you out of the rest of this plotline.)
Protagonist: Alright. I guess I can do that.
Cassandra: I was hoping you would do the smart thing. Just let me know when we're going, and I'll try to see if I can be there.
(Cassandra joined the Party!)