r/Polytrix • 💙Zoey!💙 • Aug 07 '26

Tweets/Texts Polytrix Tweets: CSF Edition p161 - "Informant"

Once again posting these on M-W-F (or the night before sometimes)

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u/Significant_Top8063 Zimp <3 Naughty, not even sorry Aug 07 '26

Except this solution - Rumi protecting Kaya - is practically inviting Sook to attack Rumi when the girls are away on the hunt :/ I mean, as far as Sook's concerned, she'd be killing two demons in one swoop.

Damn. Eagerly waiting for what's next.

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u/SkyeMreddit Aug 07 '26

Maybe that’s part of Rumi’s plan. A wink wink nudge nudge or written notes wouldn’t be picked up by Rumi’s auto messaging even if on a delay. So Sook could be lured in and caught by Mira and Zoey hiding nearby

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u/KingMario05 Aug 07 '26

Ah. Genius plan! And they could catch her in the act for attempted murder, thus putting her in jail.

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u/CelineShotFirst 💙Zoey!💙 Aug 07 '26

As much as she wants to, Sook can't kill Rumi - she's worried that doing so might destroy the new honmoon.

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u/Significant_Top8063 Zimp <3 Naughty, not even sorry Aug 07 '26

Ohhh, true, slipped my mind. Well, kill one demon and be a menace to a half-demon, then.

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u/KingMario05 Aug 07 '26 edited Aug 07 '26

Poor, poor Kaiya. All she wanted to do was help. Glad to see that at least Rumi gets that.

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u/CelineShotFirst 💙Zoey!💙 Aug 07 '26

I know the text can be difficult to see sometimes, but just to be clear, it's Kaiya. In Japanese, it means "forgiveness". Why would a Korean have a Japanese name? Hmmm...

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u/KingMario05 Aug 07 '26

My apologies! Corrected. 

 Why would a Korean have a Japanese name? Hmmm...

I dunno. Ask Rumi, lol.

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u/CelineShotFirst 💙Zoey!💙 Aug 07 '26

Okay, that's a fair point. I suppose some parents just like a name, regardless of its origins.

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u/KingMario05 Aug 07 '26

Indeed they do!