Basil
Appearance
Basil is a detective who needs your help investigating the theft of his prized possession. He is unlocked when you reach Frenemy level with Myx.
Personality
[edit | edit source]Messages
[edit | edit source]Note that pauses under 1 minute long are not indicated. Where the progress column says (A) or (B), these are your left and right options for how to respond.
SFW Version
[edit | edit source]| Progress | SFW chat | |
|---|---|---|
| 1/28 | Salutations. | |
| 2/28 | Might I steal a moment of your time? | |
| 3/28 | I have an inquiry that needs to be sated, and yet I find myself unable to resolve such. | |
| 4/28 | Perhaps you might lend me your ear. | |
| 5/28 | Or eyes, considering that we're communicating on such an intimate channel. | |
| (A) | Ooh, very formal! Alright, sir. I'll lend my eyes and ears. | |
| (B) | I'm currently trying to get my daily clicks in, but sure! What can I do for you? | |
| 6/28 | Delightful! It always pleases me to have a cooperative witness. | It shouldn't take too long. It simply depends on where my investigation leads me. |
| 7/28 | You see, I find myself in a predicament. | |
| 8/28 | One with a great deal of intrigue behind it. One I must find an answer for. | |
| 9/28 | For you see, I have had something stolen from me. | |
| (A) | Stolen? Should you call the police, or something? | |
| (B) | That's rough. The world is full of jerks. | |
| 10/28 | One, unfortunately, would find that very hard to do when you're blacklisted by the yard. | Perhaps. I hope, at least, whomever did it is taking care of what they stole. |
| 11/28 | But that's a story to tell for another time. | The devastation I would feel... Knowing that my precious belonging is being mistreated... |
| 12/28 | My colleague, Winston, has failed to reply to my phone calls or letters of late, claiming he is taking a vacation. | |
| 13/28 | He even had the nerve to claim that I needed a new hobby. How rude! | |
| 14/28 | Analyzing blood stains while playing my violin is a perfectly acceptable hobby, thank you very much. | |
| 15/28 | Nevertheless, as I delved further into my collected clues, I stumbled across your number. | |
| 16/28 | Perhaps a sign that I'm on the right track? Indubitably! | |
| 17/28 | Thus, I wish to ask you, my dear stranger, if you would help me solve this mystery. | |
| (A) | How'd you stumble across my number? Did I leave it somewhere weird again? | |
| (B) | This sounds like an awesome detective thriller, and I'm living for it. | |
| 18/28 | If wedged in a book called 'Every Animal's Favorite Tea' is weird, then yes. | Good. That means you'll be more inclined to stay and assist me. |
| 19/28 | Supposedly, snakes favor Blood Orange Citrus. A good choice, but I'm more of a Lapsang Souchong man myself. | Two thrill-seekers on the hunt for clues is better than one, if I do say so myself. |
| 20/28 | Nevertheless, I am pleased to know I have your company as we search for the culprit. | |
| 21/28 | Might I gain your name, however? Before we delve any further. | |
| 22/28 | After all, I cannot call you 'cellular companion' as easily as I can address you by your name. | |
| (A) | Well, my name tag always says Marshmallow for some reason, so just call me that. | |
| (B) | Marshmallow! Though I don't mind you calling me your cellular companion either! | |
| 23/28 | Marshmallow... I see. Like the sweet sugary concoction that you put in cocoa. | It pleases me to know that I may refer to you with all sorts of interesting titles. |
| 24/28 | A pleasure to meet you then, my dear. I shall commit this to memory! | But Marshmallow will suffice, considering the title of 'cellular companion' belongs to another. |
| 25/28 | You may refer to me as Basil of Baskerville. Or Basil, if you wish to drop the formalities. | |
| 26/28 | Consider me your guide, your confidant, your ally... | |
| 27/28 | And, of course, the greatest detective to have ever made your acquaintance. | |
| 28/28 | [Basil photo 1] | |
| 1/26 | I look forward to playing this game with you, my sweet. | |
| (A) | A hot detective calling me 'sweet?' Be still, my heart! | |
| (B) | A game? I thought I was solving a mystery with a dashing fellow. | |
| 2/26 | If you help me solve this mystery, I shall call you many other things as well. | We're doing both, dear Marshmallow. |
| 3/26 | Now that introductions are concluded, let us proceed. | After all, there's a prize at the end of all of this, and thus, I intend to win said prize back. |
| 4/26 | First, I must recollect my notes and scavenge for more clues. | |
| 5/26 | In the meantime, please familiarize yourself with any possible motives, so we may delve further into the criminal mind. | |
| 6/26 | After all, one must know thy enemy, inside and out, in order to catch them. | |
| (A) | Right! I look forward to working with you, Sir Basil! | |
| (B) | Knowing your enemy inside and out sounds a lot more inappropriate than it's supposed to sound. | |
| 7/26 | Oh come now. Sir Basil is my father's name. | It does if you intend for it to be lewd and inappropriate. |
| 8/26 | Basil will suffice as a name, and not any other herb or spice, yes? | But if that's where our investigation takes us, I would not mind engaging with the enemy, if you will. |
| 9/26 | Alright. Onward into our investigation, dear Marshmallow! | |
| Pause | 1 day pause | |
| 10/26 | My sweet, have you come to any revelations yet? | |
| 11/26 | I have found a plethora of clues, but I just need another perspective to hone in on my own inferences. | |
| (A) | I'm still trying to follow some leads, but I did have some things I wanted to ask. | |
| (B) | Actually, I wanted to take a different approach. I want to interview the victim! | |
| 12/26 | Things to ask me? Interesting... | Oh? The victim? As in me? |
| 13/26 | I'll oblige with your request -- especially when it may help with our investigation. | I'm not sure what information I'm capable in giving you, but I will allow this. |
| 14/26 | What would you like to ask me, my sweet? | |
| (A) | Walk me through this - how did you get this "something" stolen from you? | |
| (B) | What did you do to even be targeted by a thief? | |
| 15/26 | Oh, it was a rather simple story, really. | Perhaps it feels a bit peculiar to say. Even downright embarrassing... |
| 16/26 | But I suppose I can elucidate my tale, considering that you wish to help me solve this mystery of mine. | For the sake of this investigation, allow me to walk you through the scenario. |
| 17/26 | I had found myself in attendance to a rather elegant and formal party. A masquerade, as I recall. | |
| 18/26 | Although I was primarily there with Winston in order to investigate a missing painting, I admit I did indulge. | |
| 19/26 | And as the night progressed, things became all but a blur to me. | |
| 20/26 | However, there was one thing that stood out in my mind... | |
| 21/26 | I was in the company of a rather illustrious and SOFT individual. Thus, I found myself charmed. | |
| (A) | Do you think they had anything to do with what was stolen from you? | |
| (B) | Hey! Mixing business with pleasure, right? Hopefully you found the painting too. | |
| 22/26 | Perhaps. They were very pleasant. SWEET even. | Of course I did! I'm THE Basil of Baskerville, after all. |
| 23/26 | It would be a shame to know that they were a thief. But wouldn't that be a plot twist? | I even managed to outwit that talking dog and find it first. I always did enjoy the SUGAR RUSH that victory gives. |
| 24/26 | Regardless, you do make a good point here... | |
| 25/26 | For after the MASQUERADE had ceased, I was lacking my prized possession! | |
| 26/26 | [Basil photo 2] | |
| 1/34 | Instead, all I was left with was a mysterious stain upon my britches and a sense of desire that lingered behind. | |
| (A) | Did you spill something on yourself or something less savory...? | |
| (B) | Fascinating. It seems your body must have overreacted to this stranger then! | |
| 2/34 | Perhaps a bit of both? This is an interview, not an interrogation, my sweet. | Indubitably! Their touch is something that still lingers on my mind and causes me to MELT. |
| 3/34 | You'll have to pry my lips open yourself if you desire more answers. | In this case, though, they merely spilled something on me on accident. But they made an impression. |
| 4/34 | I am most impressed by your interest in the finer details! Interviewing the victim is a very important task. | |
| 5/34 | Brilliant detective work, my sweet! | |
| (A) | I think I'm getting the hang of this detective work! | |
| (B) | Heck yes! Now where's my reward? | |
| 6/34 | Of course! | Patience, my sweet, for the game only continues. |
| 7/34 | And at the very end of this investigation, we can revel in the HOT COCOA of justice. | Once you finish collecting your clues, then perhaps you'll have your just DESSERTS. |
| 8/34 | Now then, we're slowly approaching the final phase of our investigation. | |
| 9/34 | However, I shall leave you to organizing your thoughts on whom the culprit may be. | |
| 10/34 | For we are one step closer to revealing the one who stole from me! | |
| (A) | Wait, something doesn't add up... Can I ask you one more question? | |
| (B) | Hey! Before you run off elsewhere... | |
| 11/34 | So full of questions, are you? How delicious! | Oh, no need to run when the clues are coming to me instead. |
| 12/34 | What do you wish of me? | |
| (A) | Why recruit my help when you could have solved this mystery yourself, ace detective? | |
| (B) | Why do you keep writing all these sugar references in ALL CAPS? | |
| 13/34 | Why, my sweet! You assume that I have some sort of ulterior motives to contact you? | Not just sugar references, my dear. I also did emphasize the word MASQUERADE. |
| 14/34 | Well, I would imagine that you wouldn't assume... Considering you most likely already know why. | You're familiar with those, aren't you? After all, MARSHMALLOWS are the talk of the ball during many a date. |
| 15/34 | Take what you will with the clues that I had given you, my sweet. | |
| 16/34 | But I will leave you with one more clue to reflect on. | |
| 17/34 | The SOFT and SWEET thief from the MASQUERADE... | |
| 18/34 | Had stolen my heart. | |
| Pause | 2 day pause | |
| 19/34 | Well...? | |
| 20/34 | Have you managed to solve this mystery, my sweet Marshmallow? | |
| 21/34 | Lend me your thoughts, my dear. | |
| (A) | Well, I'll assume YOU knew from the very beginning who stole your heart. | |
| (B) | I think I'm on the right track, but this game definitely took a turn! | |
| 22/34 | Of course. I always know who did it. | That's the exciting thing about these games that we play. |
| 23/34 | I am the greatest detective to have ever graced your presence. | You never know just where it might lead you. |
| 24/34 | But continue... I'm listening... | |
| (A) | You met this person at a masquerade and fell for them. But you didn't get to tell the stranger before they left. | |
| (B) | So I was a little tipped off by specific emphasis on words. You wanted me to find those words in our convo. | |
| 25/34 | A sad story, I'm afraid. But l still managed to secure myself the opportunity to mention it. | Of course. As much as I enjoy winning, I believe this victory was meant to be someone else's. |
| 26/34 | With these things in mind, I will finally ask you... | |
| 27/34 | Whom do you believe the true culprit that stole my heart? | |
| (A) | Someone soft and sweet... Slightly gelatinous.... | |
| (B) | Is it me? Oh god, I hope it's me. | |
| 28/34 | Mm... The sweetest treat as can be. A marshmallow. | Be careful what you wish for, because you just might get it. |
| 29/34 | Also supposedly VERY good for a sore throat, if I do say so myself. | Especially with how darling you have been. I should have revealed myself earlier. |
| 30/34 | I saw you in attendance at a masquerade. And the moment I laid my eyes upon you, I was smitten. | |
| 31/34 | I knew that after one glance, I had to encounter you yet again. | |
| 32/34 | For no matter how much I attempt to distract myself, I find that my mind is filled with thoughts of you. | |
| 33/34 | I searched for you and devised a plan to entice and enrapture you in this perfect little game of mine. | |
| 34/34 | [Basil photo 3] | |
| 1/∞ | Quite the elaborate plan, wouldn't you agree? | |
| (A) | It was! And you would have gotten away with it too, if it weren't for... logic? I suppose. | |
| (B) | So... After going through all that trouble, I'm hoping you're planning on asking me out. | |
| 2/∞ | Oh, I KNOW I would have gotten away with it. | Oh, I intend on it. |
| 3/∞ | But seeing you get so excited about solving a grand mystery was much cuter than I anticipated. | After all of the intrigue and intellect between us, I certainly wouldn't wish to let the culprit who stole my heart leave. |
| 4/∞ | You ultimately bested me with your cuteness. | Would that make us arch nemesis of sorts? Mm... Interesting to ponder on~ |
| 5/∞ | I most certainly enjoyed the little game between you and I. | |
| 6/∞ | Like a game of cat and mouse, was it I who was the cat and you the mouse? Or was it the other way around? | |
| 7/∞ | Regardless, I look forward to a chance of solving more mysteries with you. | |
| 8/∞ | Perhaps our next adventure will be us determining the mystery of where I may take you to dinner. | |
| (A) | Somewhere with a fine DESSERT menu, I suppose. | |
| (B) | Sounds like a mystery indeed! Do you think we'll run into a conspiracy theory along the way? | |
| 9/∞ | Oh, that is glorious. | My sweet, if there wasn't a conspiracy theory involved, then it wouldn't be an adventure to begin with! |
| 10/∞ | Unfortunately, as our game comes to a close, I must bid you farewell for now. | |
| 11/∞ | I must investigate a league of redheads before you and I can have a scandal in Bohemia. | |
| 12/∞ | Well met, my sweet. | |
| 13/∞ | I can't wait to see what our next tale may be. | |
| 14/∞ | Until our paths cross once more. | |
Uncut Version
[edit | edit source]The NSFW track is identical to the SFW track until your reply to message 22/28, right before the first photo, and then it diverges. All three pictures are different between versions.
| Progress | "Uncut" chat | |
|---|---|---|
| 1/28 | Salutations. | |
| 2/28 | Might I steal a moment of your time? | |
| 3/28 | I have an inquiry that needs to be sated, and yet I find myself unable to resolve such. | |
| 4/28 | Perhaps you might lend me your ear. | |
| 5/28 | Or eyes, considering that we're communicating on such an intimate channel. | |
| (A) | Ooh, very formal! Alright, sir. I'll lend my eyes and ears. | |
| (B) | I'm currently trying to get my daily clicks in, but sure! What can I do for you? | |
| 6/28 | Delightful! It always pleases me to have a cooperative witness. | It shouldn't take too long. It simply depends on where my investigation leads me. |
| 7/28 | You see, I find myself in a predicament. | |
| 8/28 | One with a great deal of intrigue behind it. One I must find an answer for. | |
| 9/28 | For you see, I have had something stolen from me. | |
| (A) | Stolen? Should you call the police, or something? | |
| (B) | That's rough. The world is full of jerks. | |
| 10/28 | One, unfortunately, would find that very hard to do when you're blacklisted by the yard. | Perhaps. I hope, at least, whomever did it is taking care of what they stole. |
| 11/28 | But that's a story to tell for another time. | The devastation I would feel... Knowing that my precious belonging is being mistreated... |
| 12/28 | My colleague, Winston, has failed to reply to my phone calls or letters of late, claiming he is taking a vacation. | |
| 13/28 | He even had the nerve to claim that I needed a new hobby. How rude! | |
| 14/28 | Analyzing blood stains while playing my violin is a perfectly acceptable hobby, thank you very much. | |
| 15/28 | Nevertheless, as I delved further into my collected clues, I stumbled across your number. | |
| 16/28 | Perhaps a sign that I'm on the right track? Indubitably! | |
| 17/28 | Thus, I wish to ask you, my dear stranger, if you would help me solve this mystery. | |
| (A) | How'd you stumble across my number? Did I leave it somewhere weird again? | |
| (B) | This sounds like an awesome detective thriller, and I'm living for it. | |
| 18/28 | If wedged in a book called 'Every Animal's Favorite Tea' is weird, then yes. | Good. That means you'll be more inclined to stay and assist me. |
| 19/28 | Supposedly, snakes favor Blood Orange Citrus. A good choice, but I'm more of a Lapsang Souchong man myself. | Two thrill-seekers on the hunt for clues is better than one, if I do say so myself. |
| 20/28 | Nevertheless, I am pleased to know I have your company as we search for the culprit. | |
| 21/28 | Might I gain your name, however? Before we delve any further. | |
| 22/28 | After all, I cannot call you 'cellular companion' as easily as I can address you by your name. | |
| (A) | Most folks call me Marshmallow. Or Your Majesty. Whatever's the spiciest. | |
| (B) | Oh, you can call me whatever you like, darling~ | |
| 23/28 | Your Majesty? Interesting, and something I shall commit to memory. | Well, according to the clue here with your number on it, most address you as Marshmallow. |
| 24/28 | But alas, until you and I find ourselves in intimacy, then I'll have to refrain and call you Marshmallow instead. | Marshmallow is a name that rolls off the tongue, and is just as savory as the food itself. Delicious~ |
| 25/28 | You may refer to me as Basil of Baskerville. Or Basil, if you wish to drop the formalities. | |
| 26/28 | Consider me your guide, your confidant, your ally... | |
| 27/28 | And, of course, the greatest detective to have ever made your acquaintance. | |
| 28/28 | [NSFW photo] | |
| 1/26 | I look forward to playing this game with you, my sweet. | |
| (A) | With a look like that, it seems you're wanting to do more than just play games with me. | |
| (B) | My sweet? Is it because I'm a Marshmallow? | |
| 2/26 | Well, I always did find such novelty in games and puzzles. | Yes, but also because I myself have a ravenous sweet tooth. |
| 3/26 | Especially when I get to play a thrilling game of cat and mouse. It's absolutely insatiable. | And you seem like a delight, so why not mix a little bit of naming business with my sweet pleasure? |
| 4/26 | First, I must recollect my notes and scavenge for more clues. | |
| 5/26 | In the meantime, please familiarize yourself with any possible motives, so we may delve further into the criminal mind. | |
| 6/26 | After all, one must know thy enemy, inside and out, in order to come over them convincingly. | |
| (A) | Don't you mean overcome...? | |
| (B) | We're talking about dominating folks now, huh? That sounds like a delight. | |
| 7/26 | Hm... No. I think I know what I meant. | Indeed it does! Being able to force the culprit into submission with the power of evidence and intrigue is exciting. |
| 8/26 | Though I suppose overcome is a perfectly suitable word for the situation as well, if not more socially appropriate. | And handcuffs also add to the excitement. |
| 9/26 | Alright. Onward into our investigation, dear Marshmallow! | |
| Pause | 1 day pause | |
| 10/26 | My sweet, have you come to any revelations yet? | |
| 11/26 | I have found a plethora of clues, but I just need another perspective to hone in on my own inferences. | |
| (A) | I'm still trying to follow some leads, but I did have some things I wanted to ask. | |
| (B) | Actually, I wanted to take a different approach. I want to interview the victim! | |
| 12/26 | Things to ask me? Interesting... | Oh? The victim? As in me? |
| 13/26 | I'll oblige with your request -- especially when it may help with our investigation. | I'm not sure what information I'm capable in giving you, but I will allow this. |
| 14/26 | What would you like to ask me, my sweet? | |
| (A) | You seem sharp, and... Very capable. How were you stolen from at all? | |
| (B) | So I'm going to assume that your virginity wasn't the thing taken from you, right? | |
| 15/26 | Well, what is life without a bit of a thrill? Perhaps the danger is why I found myself in such a predicament to begin with. | Take? Oh, never. One cannot take love, after all. |
| 16/26 | I assure you - there were unique circumstances that lead to this. | One must give love to receive it. Or even better, make love. But I digress... |
| 17/26 | I had found myself in attendance to a rather elegant and formal party. A masquerade, as I recall. | |
| 18/26 | Although I was primarily there with Winston in order to investigate a missing painting, I admit I did indulge. | |
| 19/26 | And as the night progressed, things became all but a blur to me. | |
| 20/26 | However, there was one thing that stood out in my mind... | |
| 21/26 | I was in the company of a rather illustrious and SOFT individual. Thus, I found myself charmed. | |
| (A) | Do you think they had anything to do with what was stolen from you? | |
| (B) | Hey! Mixing business with pleasure, right? Hopefully you found the painting too. | |
| 22/26 | Perhaps. They were very pleasant. SWEET even. | Of course I did! I'm THE Basil of Baskerville, after all. |
| 23/26 | It would be a shame to know that they were a thief. But wouldn't that be a plot twist? | I even managed to outwit that talking dog and find it first. I always did enjoy the SUGAR RUSH that victory gives. |
| 24/26 | Regardless, you do make a good point here... | |
| 25/26 | For after the MASQUERADE had ceased, I was lacking my prized possession! | |
| 26/26 | [NSFW photo] | |
| 1/34 | Instead, I was merely left with a terrible yearning within my body as I was behind within the study. | |
| (A) | How dare they leave you hanging! | |
| (B) | Well then. There's certainly no mystery to how well-endowed you are. | |
| 2/34 | You gave me a bit of a chuckle with that remark... Hanging. Clever. | Of course. My body is something I take a great deal of pride in. |
| 3/34 | But tis the tragedy of a single night's romantics, for there were many admiring the perfect stranger as well. | I'm a perfectionist, after all. Which is why I'm such an enthusiast for the perfect mystery. |
| 4/34 | I am most impressed by your interest in the finer details! Interviewing the victim is a very important task. | |
| 5/34 | Brilliant detective work, my sweet! | |
| (A) | I think I'm getting the hang of this detective work! | |
| (B) | Heck yes! Now where's my reward? | |
| 6/34 | Of course! | Patience, my sweet, for the game only continues. |
| 7/34 | And at the very end of this investigation, we can revel in the HOT COCOA of justice. | Once you finish collecting your clues, then perhaps you'll have your just DESSERTS. |
| 8/34 | Now then, we're slowly approaching the final phase of our investigation. | |
| 9/34 | However, I shall leave you to organizing your thoughts on whom the culprit may be. | |
| 10/34 | For we are one step closer to revealing the one who stole from me! | |
| (A) | Wait, something doesn't add up... Can I ask you one more question? | |
| (B) | Hey! Before you run off elsewhere... | |
| 11/34 | So full of questions, are you? How delicious! | Oh, no need to run when the clues are coming to me instead. |
| 12/34 | What do you wish of me? | |
| (A) | Why recruit my help when you could have solved this mystery yourself, ace detective? | |
| (B) | Why do you keep writing all these sugar references in ALL CAPS? | |
| 13/34 | Why, my sweet! You assume that I have some sort of ulterior motives to contact you? | Not just sugar references, my dear. I also did emphasize the word MASQUERADE. |
| 14/34 | Well, I would imagine that you wouldn't assume... Considering you most likely already know why. | You're familiar with those, aren't you? After all, MARSHMALLOWS are the talk of the ball during many a date. |
| 15/34 | Take what you will with the clues that I had given you, my sweet. | |
| 16/34 | But I will leave you with one more clue to reflect on. | |
| 17/34 | The SOFT and SWEET thief from the MASQUERADE... | |
| 18/34 | Had stolen my heart. | |
| Pause | 2 day pause | |
| 19/34 | Well...? | |
| 20/34 | Have you managed to solve this mystery, my sweet Marshmallow? | |
| 21/34 | Lend me your thoughts, my dear. | |
| (A) | Well, I'll assume YOU knew from the very beginning who stole your heart. | |
| (B) | I think I'm on the right track, but this game definitely took a turn! | |
| 22/34 | Of course. I always know who did it. | That's the exciting thing about these games that we play. |
| 23/34 | I am the greatest detective to have ever graced your presence. | You never know just where it might lead you. |
| 24/34 | But continue... I'm listening... | |
| (A) | You met this person at a masquerade and fell for them. But you didn't get to tell the stranger before they left. | |
| (B) | So I was a little tipped off by specific emphasis on words. You wanted me to find those words in our convo. | |
| 25/34 | A sad story, I'm afraid. But l still managed to secure myself the opportunity to mention it. | Of course. As much as I enjoy winning, I believe this victory was meant to be someone else's. |
| 26/34 | With these things in mind, I will finally ask you... | |
| 27/34 | Whom do you believe the true culprit that stole my heart? | |
| (A) | If I say who it is, are you going to slap a pair of cuffs on me and frisk me? | |
| (B) | If it's me, then I hope you prosecute me to the highest extent of the law. | |
| 28/34 | With that kind of insinuation and confession, I'm tempted to do that just for the fun of it. | I'm not a lawyer, I'm afraid. I'm merely a high functioning perfectionist who just so happens to be the detective. |
| 29/34 | Perhaps then, I'll get you to talk~ | `It would be my job to search for clues all over your body to unravel its mysteries. |
| 30/34 | I saw you in attendance at a masquerade. And the moment I laid my eyes upon you, I was smitten. | |
| 31/34 | I knew that after one glance, I wished to have you. | |
| 32/34 | For no matter how much I attempt to distract myself, I find that my mind is filled with thoughts of you. | |
| 33/34 | I searched for you and devised a plan to entice and enrapture you in this perfect little game of mine. | |
| 34/34 | [NSFW Photo] | |
| 1/∞ | Quite the elaborate plan, wouldn't you agree? | |
| (A) | An elaborate way to send me nudes, but I'm genuinely impressed. Well done. | |
| (B) | Does this mean that my reward for solving this mystery is you? | |
| 2/∞ | I do like myself a bit of class and intrigue, after all. | I suppose I can figure out something for you, my sweet. |
| 3/∞ | Perhaps a bit more lewd than what I'm personally used to, but it was too tempting to pass up. | It wouldn't be the first time I found myself tied up in ribbons while splayed out on a bed. |
| 4/∞ | Especially when this game has been so delicious to indulge in. | A story to tell during our pillow talk. |
| 5/∞ | I most certainly enjoyed the little game between you and I. | |
| 6/∞ | Like a game of cat and mouse, was it I who was the cat and you the mouse? Or was it the other way around? | |
| 7/∞ | Regardless, I look forward to a chance of solving more mysteries with you. | |
| 8/∞ | Perhaps our next adventure is where my pants could have possibly gone off to. | |
| (A) | Or we can leave it a mystery. I'm enjoying the architecture. | |
| (B) | Where could have they gone to... Maybe on my bedroom floor? | |
| 9/∞ | Why simply stare and observe when you can possibly feel its structure, my sweet? | Perhaps! I may need to come over in order to see for myself. |
| 10/∞ | Unfortunately, as our game comes to a close, I must bid you farewell for now. | |
| 11/∞ | I must investigate a league of redheads before you and I can have a scandal in Bohemia. | |
| 12/∞ | Well met, my sweet. | |
| 13/∞ | I can't wait to see what our next tale may be. | |
| 14/∞ | Until our paths cross once more. | |
Basil's placements in each season of Vote-a-Fling.
| Season | Vote Count | Placement | Season's Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Season 1 | 275 | 16th out of 20 | Poe |
| Season 2 | 404 | 13th out of 19 | Cashew |
| Season 3 | 367 | 13th out of 18 | Seth |
| Season 4 | 367 | 14th out of 17 | Logan |
| Season 5 | 443 | 12th out of 16 | Reece |
| Season 6 | 406 | 12th out of 15 | Ace |
| Season 7 | TBA | TBA | TBA |
Trivia
[edit | edit source]- Basil is likely named after Basil Rathbone, an actor who portrayed Sherlock Holmes and voiced Basil of Baker Street in Disney's The Great Mouse Detective.
Gallery
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I look forward to playing this game with you, my sweet.
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Instead, all I was left with was a mysterious stain upon my britches and a sense of desire that lingered behind.
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Quite the elaborate plan, wouldn't you agree?
References
[edit | edit source]- ↑ Steam: Mister B Mystery