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Day 17 - WHODUNNIT?
[It's that time again! The Great Detective has been killed, so put those little grey cells to work and find the culprit!]
[Most of the flooding has been stopped as well, though it's uncomfortably damp just about everywhere. Looks like the raccoons only half-assed their cleanup.]
[Speaking of half-assed, where's Tycoon? I mean, broken ones, sure, but has anybody seen him up and about? Looks like you guys might be flying blind this time around...]
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[Most of the flooding has been stopped as well, though it's uncomfortably damp just about everywhere. Looks like the raccoons only half-assed their cleanup.]
[Speaking of half-assed, where's Tycoon? I mean, broken ones, sure, but has anybody seen him up and about? Looks like you guys might be flying blind this time around...]
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What happened... exactly?
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[only the most strictly platonic of abductions!!]
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[he assumes. a non-platonic abduction might actually be a better outcome]
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I... understand your feelings. But I tried to find Furudo-san too, you know.
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...Why?
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And... she seemed very alone.
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...It's not that I think she's incapable of it. It's that I don't think she would have done it. One of her Knox rules says the detective can't be the culprit, and that seems to be more important to her than anything else.
Plus... I don't think she'd want to let whoever's manipulating us get the better of her.
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It's already hard for me to trust normal people. There's no way I'd have been able to trust Erika Furudo. Least of all with someone who couldn't defend himself.
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To be honest... It's because there was someone like that in our game before... someone we all dismissed and assumed was willing to kill someone any moment. It's probably because I was wrong then that I was trying so hard this time.
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[he sounds]
[a little bitter? most of it is petty, but there's a layer of something actually angry in his words, too]
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He was worried about you. You know that.
[ Whether Akechi level of response was justified, though... that's a call Shuichi's not really sure he can make. ]
I also know you talked about this, though...
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[buuuut that is neither here nor there]
. . . especially since I was supposed to meet up with Erika.
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[ That hindsight does put some weight on one side. But... ]
...I tried to find her too. I looked as long as I could, but the raccoons sent me back to my room.
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[his frown deepens, the lines of his face harsh and sharp]
Why. . .? If I couldn't meet up with her, the least they could've done is let you.
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...Or, that's what I think, anyway.
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Well. . . you're obviously not wrong about that.
[considering. dead Erika. another hesitation, before he asks]
. . . are you okay?
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No?
...She—she translated a mystery novel for me, you know. Read it to me aloud and talked me through solving it. We both had fun, she wanted to do it again. "Assuming we're both still alive," she said. She wasn't...
[ he's not sure what he wants to say there. ]
...How am I supposed to stop any of this?
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[he opens his mouth to say something. shuts it again, looking a little pained]
. . . I don't know.
[gestures. vaguely. at his injured leg]
And I've tried.
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I hate whoever’s doing this.
[ An understatement, and it comes out almost flat, but the feeling behind it is probably obvious. ]
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[his voice is hard and cold, like ice]
. . . I want to tear them down, piece by piece.
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