Yeah, we did. Anyone who slept in their room or was awake at night didn't suffer any weird effects. But anyone who slept somewhere else had something strange happen to them.
. . . [huh. he hadn't thought investigations would be different]
Yeah. So far, it's just like the mansion. Dead body announcement, everything seems perfectly fine even though there's probably blood and gore everywhere, weird effects gone by trial--
[. . . ugh]
[his expression twists into something distasteful]
Yeah, we had to search for all the evidence and corpses on Friday before we got the announcement. Sounds like the announcement plus clues that can only be seen a few is exclusive to yours.
[he shakes his head.]
Not me. A friend—stayed in the kitchen, now he can't get full no matter how much he eats.
[that is different, and Akira hadn't even thought about the possibility of there being any differences between investigations and trials at all. though. . . he really should've]
We'll have to find evidence and corpses tomorrow, during trial. I guess it motivates us to use our time wisely, or some other shit like that.
[ugh]
He might be better waiting it out until the day ends, so he doesn't make himself sick later on.
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[but when Belph approaches he stops, lowering his fist and trying to ease the tension in his shoulders]
. . . sure.
[a pause]
Why? Was how it worked in the castle different?
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Did you guys get weird effects if you slept outside of your room?
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Ah.
[he thinks he sees where this is going]
Yeah, we did. Anyone who slept in their room or was awake at night didn't suffer any weird effects. But anyone who slept somewhere else had something strange happen to them.
They disappeared by Saturday, though.
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Yeah. So far, it's just like the mansion. Dead body announcement, everything seems perfectly fine even though there's probably blood and gore everywhere, weird effects gone by trial--
[. . . ugh]
[his expression twists into something distasteful]
Fuck. [a pause] What'd you get hit with, anyway?
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[he shakes his head.]
Not me. A friend—stayed in the kitchen, now he can't get full no matter how much he eats.
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[that is different, and Akira hadn't even thought about the possibility of there being any differences between investigations and trials at all. though. . . he really should've]
We'll have to find evidence and corpses tomorrow, during trial. I guess it motivates us to use our time wisely, or some other shit like that.
[ugh]
He might be better waiting it out until the day ends, so he doesn't make himself sick later on.
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... Duly noted.
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Yeah. Wasn't ours, either.
[another pause and he slumps up against the building]
. . . damn it. We all knew this was coming, but. . .
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Say it again, but louder.
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EVERYTHING SUCKS!
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[laughs, breathless and actually amused, and thunks his head against the director's office door]
[UUUUUGH]
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Try not to give yourself a concussion before tomorrow.
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[so. fukken wry]
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[he's so tired he's starting to make stupid, dry jokes]
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[. . . THE DRIEST FINGER GUNS]
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[. . . all that said. . .]
How are you doing?
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I'm not the one who shouted my ex's name to the skies a short while ago.
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[WHY DOES EVERYONE KEEP SAYING THAT??]
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[Belph isn't even the FIRST]
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