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[she can't help but chuckle at that.]
True. We are absolutely terrible at this.
True. We are absolutely terrible at this.
It will be awfully embarrassing if we can't solve a single murder with little in the way of distractions.
They can. But I doubt it would be like last time.
[in the planetarium, lenore can be found sitting in one of the seats, closing her eyes and relaxing. it's not really clear that she's noticed takeru is nearby until she suddenly speaks to him.]
I'm not sure if we should be embarrassed or not, after all that.
[they got it right, apparently? but...]
I'm not sure if we should be embarrassed or not, after all that.
[they got it right, apparently? but...]
[she looks over with a slight grin.] It was.
I suppose I have to eat my words from yesterday. I assumed there would be less curses this time.
I suppose I have to eat my words from yesterday. I assumed there would be less curses this time.
It's strange that there were so many, for a case with only one killer.
[she nods.] I understand if Misa used something to delay the strip check, but I'm not sure anyone else had any reason to protect Eleanor's killer.
[...]
In the end, we weren't very thorough with the strip check. Between Mineo's curse and Misa's... everything, it seems we really were sufficiently distracted.
There might have been someone else who wanted to hide something, and perhaps they even succeeded at it.
In the end, we weren't very thorough with the strip check. Between Mineo's curse and Misa's... everything, it seems we really were sufficiently distracted.
There might have been someone else who wanted to hide something, and perhaps they even succeeded at it.
So, someone who might have some partly-healed, yet incriminating injuries...?
Come to think of it, it was usually Eleanor and Harrowhark who checked the women... [she chuckles.] So that worked out terribly.
Come to think of it, it was usually Eleanor and Harrowhark who checked the women... [she chuckles.] So that worked out terribly.
I don't mind, really. Might be a challenge to get all the other women to agree, though.
[try not to become another vlad...]
[try not to become another vlad...]
True. It would be unreasonable to complain when we've already let several killers walk free.
But humans are often unreasonable, like that.
But humans are often unreasonable, like that.
It does seem more like... a game, than any means of seeking justice.
One could almost understand why some of our killers have treated it as such.
[her expression sours, just slightly.]
One could almost understand why some of our killers have treated it as such.
[her expression sours, just slightly.]
A serial killer? That... would be a problem, in more ways than one.
... Then again, I suppose we already had a few of those. Not that Fukuda actually killed anyone here.
... Then again, I suppose we already had a few of those. Not that Fukuda actually killed anyone here.
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