Visitors (Open)

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In one particular room of the Shibakuzoi’s major hospital on a rainy day would lay a woman at age seventeen with white blonde hair and red eyes. It would be the body of Lorielle Rutherford, currently comatose in the hospital for reasons that cannot be explained so simply. Not too long ago, she had gone through an unfortunate event with a murderer, and she had almost died from the occurrence. The complicated issue that the police could not understand was that this mess happened because of a certain quality about her; namely, that she had a Persona, and that the Killer that almost killed Lorielle either had one as well, or powers that rivaled a Persona. The Killer had attacked her using the screens of both a laptop and a TV, which surely could not be proven easily. Lorielle had failed when the Killer attempted to fight her, until her actual Persona fled from her body, saving her, though putting her in an unconscious dream-like state. She was alive surely, but not responsive. And for the moment, nothing could wake her up. It fell upon the lead detective Keryu to take her to the hospital and make sure she would not be attacked again. Every so often a nurse would come in to fruitlessly check upon the body, but get no type of response. Once more, there would either be a couple guards, or Keryu herself watching over her as presumably she ordered to make sure she would not be harmed again, for if the Killer could attack Lorielle from the police station itself, then no chances could be taken, and much precaution would be needed. It has been like this ever since she has been in the hospital, and it seemed as though nothing could wake her up. Would she be able to wake up to help solve the chaos, or would it be after it was solved? Once more, would she even wake up if the issues were solved? Time would be the only one to reveal the answer to that question.

Subject: Re: Visitors (Open) Mon Jan 06, 2014 7:54 pm

Gabby couldn’t explain it, but she liked hospitals. It was probably because they were quiet and no one was trying to be the center of attention. She couldn’t get enough of that feeling. Today, however, she could go without the quiet. The reason she was here was not one she was glad about, like ‘just picking up a patient’ or ‘going to say high to my friend with the broken leg’, instead she would have to claim ‘I’m here to see the girl who went into a coma while in police custody’. She sighed to herself as she thought that. She knew exactly why Lori was in a coma, and she had to hate that the police weren’t doing anything. Scratch that. They couldn’t do anything. She knew that, and blaming them wouldn’t help. The most she could do now, with Jin under arrest and her lack of conversation with Kogami, was visit her friend. She knew it wouldn’t do much, but it was all she had at the moment. She would walk into the hospital, keeping her head turned toward the ground. She would find where Lori was being kept and go to the room. She peaked inside, seeing Lori lying unconscious on the bed. It hurt her heart to see her friend just lying there, unaware if she’d wake up. She would go over to her bed and kneel beside her, “Lori…”

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Tsurinai Soki was currently in the hospital on business. She had been offering scientist from the Tsurinai group to help with the various cases of people falling into a comatose state recently. The doctors hadn't know it was Shadow related, but those of her company did have knowledge of the supernatural world. This meant they could help the victims from these Shadow attacks much easier than those of the actual doctors. She had even gone as far as to offer her own time in curing these people. Instead of her usual Tsurinai garbs she wore, instead she was wearing a white lab coat with a pair of thin lenses glasses upon the rim of her nose. In her hand was a clipboard with various notes and conditions on the various patients that were suffering from the comatose state. Though the young woman had a bored look on her face, she was reaching down into her grey matter attempting to find a solution to this common issue.

Leaving her last patient's room, the woman would give a sigh and begin to head towards a newer patient's room. It was a young woman who was attacked like the Principal, yet came out in a coma. She must have been surprisingly resilient to still be alive, even if she were in such a state. On her way to the young woman's room, she caught glance of another young female that could have been around the age of the victim. Perhaps it was a friend? Maybe more? Soki gave a bored expression, as she would follow the young woman to the room. She didn't want to interrupt them, but knocking on the side of the door, the Tsurinai would attempt to get the young woman's attention. "Hello. Are you here to visit Ms. Rutherford? My name is Tsurinai Soki. I'm her Doctor you could say. What's your relation to the patient here if you do not mind me asking?" Soki tilted her head to the side while pulling the clipboard against her chest.

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Detective Atsuki Keryu would be sitting in a chair on the other side of the room where Lorielle would be laying. It was one of her new jobs at the moment to keep watch over the girl to prevent the culprit from striking her again. Though maybe it was more of her watching over to see if she would wake up now that a suspect had been taken into custody. One Jin Zong Wu was the suspect, due to fingerprints she had found on a suspicious letter sent to a third-year teacher at Kizuna Academy. It made sense, considering the time he joined the school, and all of a sudden there were many victims; including the Principal, the athletics club student, and now a classroom of third year students. So maybe there would be no victims after the suspect was taken; she could only wait and see, and soon question him as well. She could not help but feel a bit responsible for her given that she was attacked under her own supervision, at the police station no less. Further investigation and questioning would be required to figure out how the culprit was able to accomplish such a feat.

Nothing much would be happening today save for the occasional nurse stopping by to see how things were doing. She would remain in the chair until a young girl with blonde hair suddenly walked in and went to her bed. She looked young, around fourteen. How she didn’t notice Keryu sitting there was odd. Once she kneeled, Keryu would be standing up, ready for something. The girl did not seem to have anything on her nor was she attempting any kind of attack on the girl, but it could never hurt to be too careful. “Young lady please step away from the woman until you explain yourself. What is your name and why are you here?” Keryu would ask in a stern tone. She was not going to arrest her at all, but she at least wanted to know why she was here and how she knew her. It was likely this girl was her friend, but it did not come by easily the knowledge that Lorielle was in the hospital. Her parents had to be contacted of course, so maybe the information went around. She had to be sure. She probably should not be this way when a feasible suspect was captured, but she wanted to be sure just in case. The girl had muttered a nickname of the girl's name, "Lori", so maybe she did know her on a more personal level. It would be good to know her relations to her.

During this, another woman had knocked on the now open door to the room. Despite her new appearance in a lab coat, she clearly recognized her by her figure and silver hair. She was the mystery lady at the scene of the Principal's murder that was caught on camera. She was not there long in the office before she left with a man and a briefcase. Was she doing some investigation of her own? Or was it something else? It was also important to remember that this woman was not around when Mako had been killed on the school rooftop, nor was she there when the group of students in the class room were taken. The blue-haired detective fixed her eyes onto her as she spoke. "Perfect timing. I recall your presence at the school not too long ago. Mind coming in here to answer some questions?" she would ask, though her tone, both cold and firm, would basically be telling the woman to come inside. Keryu imagined this woman knew what she was talking about, or at least that she would know by the time she was done with her. She would keep a close eye on both girls to see what they would do next.

Subject: Re: Visitors (Open) Wed Jan 08, 2014 1:53 am

Gabby heard a knock at the door. She turned her head to look at a woman in a white lab coat that had entered and the detective. They were asking what her relationship to Lori was. She started mumbling under her breath, “My name is Gabby and I’m Lori’s friend. I was just worried about her.” She turned her head away and turned red. She hadn’t even bothered to notice if there where other people nearby, and now they had seen her in such a pitiful state. The worst part, she knew their faces. Well, she didn’t, but Lori did. One was the detective that was questioning Lori when she was attacked, and the other had helped find the principal’s ruined office. Gabby didn’t quite know what to make of this situation. But Keryu was on the wrong path. She knew that much, she also knew that Lori had come clean about Limbo with her. She didn’t have time to let Keryu keep going down the wrong path. The doctor wasn’t to blame, she could feel it. She stood up and stared down at Lori, then looked away slightly, “Am I in trouble for coming to see my friend while she’s like this?” She was so quiet that it would be hard for either of them to hear her. She didn't know what to do anymore. It wasn't as if there was one clear solution to this problem, and anything she could say would make her seem crazy.

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Contrary to the bored expression on Soki's face, and how sleepy her eyes looked, within she was doing nothing but adoring how adorable this little girl was coming to see her friend. This tired looking woman would then look toward the aqua haired detective that had been watching over Lorielle's body like a hawk. Soki really had no reason not to listen to the woman; after all, she had solid alibis for any of the other murders which could remove her from suspicion if needed. But with the culprit behind bars, what more was there to ask? If she saw the method of their murder? Whatever the case, the young scientist would give a yawn while walking into the room. She wasn't particularly drowsy, but she had noticed this case was quite tenacious for anyone involved. There was no use in cogitating over the small details if a culprit was behind bars and the killings stopped, correct? The main course of action now was to save those who had the chance of being saved, even if they weren't that attached to life as is. When the cute little one that was probably the same age as Miki asked if she was in trouble, Soki couldn't help but giggle beneath her breath. "In trouble for being a friend? My, I doubt the Detective would hold such a thing against you. Most comatose people fight harder to wake up when they know their loved ones are waiting for them, you know? You're the medicine we could never give her ourselves." Though the Tsurinai spoke in a tired tone, there was some compassion behind her bored demeanor.

Looking over to the lovely detective, she placed a hand on her hip. "So did you need me for anything specific, Detective? I am a busy woman, though I can take time out for questioning if needed."

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Keryu would pay close attention to the girl named Gabby’s words. She was talking rather lowly. But she did catch that she was indeed a friend of Lorielle’s as she admitted. Gabby was probably not suspicious for the murders at all, and if anything, Keryu would just have to relent and let her be with Lorielle for a bit; but not without her constant eye of course. If anything were to happen under her watch, it would make it both worse on her as a detective, and ruin any hopes of waking the poor girl up. “I suppose you met her some time ago and thus have a history for you to come see her in the hospital? I have not had any visitors for her yet,” she said. She also hasn't received any reports from those who would watch over her when she could not that people had come beyond her parents. While she was pretty much questioning her, Keryu did not plan to do much even after she would respond. Most likely Gabby would be staying and Keryu would just have to watch over her just for safety’s sake. The Killer was a sly person, and according to Lorielle herself, must be using some strange supernatural powers. She was still having trouble wrapping her head around the matter. Doors that only certain people can see, which at first seem just a convenient way to say these things existed. Obviously Keryu could not see these doors, or at least she could not find one. The other world she spoke of. She would turn her head to the woman at the door, now speaking in Gabby’s defense who muttered something almost inaudible.

“No, I never said that,” she said in response to Gabby after the woman was finished. “But you no doubt being the first one here naturally must have come across knowledge of her being here somehow,” was all Keryu said looking towards Gabby. “Nonetheless. You may stay until visiting hours are over. I plan to monitor so do not try anything. This is still a hospital and this woman is in a coma.” Gabby needed to be made clear that this was her only role here unless she had something to say. She did not have the time nor the patience to make small talk with her unless it proved to be important. But it was at least somewhat better knowing there were people aside from Lorielle’s parents that cared enough for her to want to at least see her.

Turning to the woman, she was now putting a hand on her hip seemingly waiting for whatever she was going to say, or just acting casual. Keryu wondered if his woman, who earlier addressed herself as Tsurinai Soki was worried at all about this. Keryu recalled one of the passerby nurses mentioning a few doctors were going to be checking on particular patients. She had done her research on her family before when dealing with another Tsurinai by the name of Naito who had come to visit another patient. “Tsurinai Soki, I want you to tell me your reasoning for being at Kizuna Academy,” she said giving her a particular date; the date of the Principal’s murder. While Soki was not suspicious, and Keryu knew of her prestigious family, her justification is regardless required despite her most likely not being the culprit. Once her questioning was done, she would sit back down in the chair unless she needed to speak to any of them again, still keeping her firm eyes upon the two. Keryu was also fairly interested in what she had in mind for Lorielle aside from checking her signs. Did she have some kind of solution to wake her up? She would give her permission to look at Lorielle as much as she needed to see what she could come up with, if anything.

Subject: Re: Visitors (Open) Thu Jan 09, 2014 3:36 pm

Gabby smiled shyly at Soki as she defended her being there, as she didn’t want to have to leave just yet, “Can I ask you something? As a doctor, do you believe in magic? I don’t mean voodoo, but real magic. Do you think that would wake Lori up?” She was tempted to try one of her skills, but with two normal people in the room she didn’t know if it was a good idea, “Never mind. Detective Keryu doesn’t believe what Lori told her about the other world at the police station, even though she was telling the truth, so she wouldn’t believe in magic either.” She let out a sigh, hoping Keryu would catch her drift without having to explain everything, “What am I going to do?” She leaned on her heels and bit her lip, “Oh well, I know miss Soki is innocent, so miss Keryu is just wasting her time questioning you.” She had to recall some of Lori’s memories for that information, which was still something she was not used to and she thought bordered on invasion of privacy, but what needed to be done, needed to be done.

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The tired in appearance young woman would tap her lips with a spare finger while looking at the younger female's shy smile. Once again, the inner Soki was fawning over the cuteness, and she was holding every fiber of her being back from petting the girl like a puppy. When she started to speak of magic, Soki placed a hand on her hip and tilted her head to the side. She was a scientist, so of course one would suspect she'd think magic was just advanced science. Perhaps it was, as science could achieve many various concepts and expectations. In itself, science itself was magic. The young woman would give a tired smile as she parted her lips to respond to the younger girl. "I believe in magic to a certain extent. If it would wake this young woman up? Well, I suppose it'd depend on the type of magic, and how powerful it is, yes? There's always a chance seeing how magic can be unpredictable as history states. But you can never forget, humans are neither God or the Devil; there are some things we just cannot control. Using magic could make her condition much worse." The Tsurinai scientist gave a nod to herself, but her ears did twitch at the next words from the young woman. She said "other world", and Soki's mind immediately went over to Limbo. Could that have possibly been what she was speaking up? She couldn't help but raise a brow in question.

Shifting her attention over to the Detective, Soki would decide to answer the question the woman had asked her. "I do not feel the need to answer that question in detail, Detective. However I was investigating the school, as many students have disappeared from there. It seemed like ground zero for some weird activity. That is all I choose to say on the matter." Looking back towards the younger female in the room, Soki narrowed her eyes. "What did you mean by this other world? Can you go into more detail? It could help me with your friend's condition."

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Keryu would not speak to Gabby for the moment, but raised her eyebrow when she asked Soki that peculiar question. Did Keryu even believe in that thing? Such magic seemed irrelevant in her life. Even a supposed doctor such as Soki seemed to speak as though she knew what she meant. But after continuing to listen to their talk, Gabby had mentioned her and said she would not believe about….”the other world”? The look on Keryu’s face was utter disbelief as though she had just been slapped across the face. Did Gabby realize what she just said? The words she just spoke? She just admitted to knowing about the conversation that Keryu and Lorielle had at the police station where that strange world called Limbo was mentioned. Keryu had her suspicions considering the Killer’s possible methods to attack Lorielle, but that wasn’t the true issue. That knowledge was privy to her and Lorielle as far as she knew. The only way to have knowledge of that conversation is if she obtained it through supernatural means….or was the Killer herself. Regardless, admitting to that knowledge made her a person of interest. She would train her gaze upon her, not relenting for a second as she took out her phone and dialed to the station, and had them send a couple of patrols to come watch Lorielle. Gabby was going to come with her to the station immediately. And Gabby seemed to know it, the way she sighed and gave this message. She wasn't just casually playing around, she was doing this on purpose, as if treating this like a game. But for what reason? Was this a warning if she was the Killer? Was she legitimately someone else that could see this “Limbo” world, and found a way to learn of Lorielle’s condition and their conversation?

“Young lady you are coming to the station with me. Don’t you think about leaving this room,” she said immediately sanding up and taking a few paces near the door, listening to Soki as she spoke. “That is the police department’s job, not yours. Try to investigate again and you may tamper with the scene. I will not hesitate to bring you in for that if you do not have a legitimate reason to show up to Kizuna again,” she said to Soki before keeping an eye on Gabby. “As for you, it is not your business to question her innocence or not,” she said to Gabby. Soki has even less of a reason now that the school is going to close down after the murder of those children in that classroom. But looking back to Gabby, she could not get through this door without going through Keryu herself, so she was trapped in this room until the guards she had asked for arrived to look after Lorielle. She would then be taking Gabby to the station for immediate questioning. She was ready for anything that would come from her mouth or from her herself. If she was indeed the Killer, then she had formidable powers to attack Lorielle without being caught. But Keryu was not reckless, she knew the possibility of Gabby truly being an ally to Lorielle existed. This situation and possibilities were exactly why she needed to be talked to. After Soki prompted her to speak more of the “other world”, she would keep a suspicious glare upon her and see if she had anything to say in the few minutes that remained between now and her being taken to the department. If she was the Killer, what was her goal in revealing herself? If she wasn’t, what did she want to gain by saying what she said? Too many questions, and the blue-haired detective suspected they would not be answered just yet. But she was going to get her to answer. Either now, or later, she will answer.

Subject: Re: Visitors (Open) Fri Jan 10, 2014 2:39 am

Gabby gave Keryu and innocent smile, “I would rather not, since you couldn’t stop the killer if he came in. Plus, unlike Lori here, I may not luck out and get the coma treatment. I’d probably die and everything would be lost.” She nodded at Soki as she asked about the other world, “I was planning to tell Keryu anyway, since Lori seemed to have some faith in her. Personally, I don’t mind telling you too, since it wouldn’t change anything.” She had to think, since Limbo wasn’t her field of expertise, “The world was kind of like a dark version of our world the first time I saw it, the next time it was like a labyrinth, that I didn’t see much of. However, there are these strange creatures that live there. They attack you if you get close enough to them. You would die there if you didn’t have the special power that gets you there in the first place.” She moved away from Keryu to gain a little distance, “Keryu can’t stop the killer though. From what I saw, only those who can see the other world can stop him. That’s why Lori wasn’t safe at the police station. You may as well not have existed. The only thing that was protecting her was…” She started choking as she was about to mention Yhoundeh, “I can’t tell you about that unless you believe in the other world.” Her lower lip started to quiver and it was obvious she was close to crying, “I’m hoping that finding the killer will somehow wake Lori up. Please, I don’t know what to do. I want you to know, because it was the last thing Lori did, but now I don’t know where to go.”

She didn’t have anywhere else to go from here, so she went up to Soki, “Please take good care of my friend. I saw what the creature that defended her went through, and I don’t want that to be in vain. I want what they put on the line to somehow make a difference, true, but I also want them to wake up.” Her eyes cleared up as the sadness in them seemed to change into something else, “Also, magic does exist, and it’s a god who does it. That’s how I know about what Lori knew. It was the magic of her other friend’s will and that god’s prerogative.” She would look at Keryu again, “I don’t plan to run away from this. I knew I could get arrested, but I will only go willingly when you understand that there are things you don’t understand in this case. Lori was telling the truth and then you left her alone. She suffered after telling you the truth you had been looking for.” She looked off to the side for a moment, “But I guess that’s close to what you said on that weird site. Unless that wasn’t you?” She knew the Vera who appeared there wasn’t her, so it was possible that others weren’t who they looked like.

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The Tsurinai shrugged her shoulders as she looked towards the woman. "My investigations have nothing to do with you, or your police business. Asking questions to students is not against the law, nor can you arrest me for it because I am not impeding your investigation. If you continue to try and use your badge as a tool of threatning anyone in this room, I will promptly have you investigated, as the previous victim was under your care when she was attacked and put in this predicament. You have no right to speak down on us when you, yourself, are also a likely suspect in this case, woman. You, and you alone, are the one treading on thin ice here, and with a phone call to the right people you could be removed from this case entirely. Do not tempt me." The pale woman spoke with a calm tone, as she kept her usual bored expression on her face. Her keen silver hues looked towards the unconscious young woman. "If anything, you're responsible for this if you ignored this young woman's words and she was punished for it. You should be ashamed of yourself. How dare you call yourself law enforcement when you can't even protect the people relying on you."

When the young girl went on and one, saying abit too much about what she knew, Soki gave a groan under her breath. Covering the girl's mouth, after she walked up to her, the young scientist would cut her off. "That's enough. You're obviously stressed about your friend, and have an active imagination. That's how children are, after all. She probably called you when she was taken in and gave you the update of her situation. Perhaps from her cellphone? Regardless, you shouldn't speak so freely about your friend, and let your imagination get involved in your explanations. You're just going to confuse people here." Soki looked towards the Detective with a tired expression. "I'll take this young lady somewhere she can rest since she's obviously delusional. I've seen this before with my stressed and depressed patients, so the lost of her friend could easily be affecting her in a specific negative way." The young woman would push the young blonde out the room to get her out of the Detective's way, and would look back towards Keryu. "Is there anything else you'd like to say before I take her away to get some rest? Please make it fast, I cannot stand here for too long. I have patients to take care of here." She'd turn her back to the Detective and give the small blonde a "keep quiet" glare, similar to what she'd give to her younger sister, before looking back towards the woman. If she was attempting to enlist Keryu's help, she was going about it the wrong way entirely. That, of course, was if that was her actual plan here. The Scientist would most likely need to get her family involved, but she was sure if she took the whole story in, she could convince Keryu herself. She'd first need to have a one on one talk with the young female to see what she knew exactly. If her suspicions were correct, she was talking about Limbo and the Personas who allowed them to battle the Shadows within it. Could it be possible she was a Persona-Users?

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Now all Gabby was doing was taunting her. She even went so far as to describe what this other world was like. Did she truly take any kind of pleasure out of doing this? Suspicions of her being the Killer were not very high, but she clearly knew what she was doing. She would not change her face when Gabby looked as though she was about to cry. If she was being sincere about all of this, she would need to question her sooner rather than later. Her phone would vibrate, and she would take it for a quick moment to see a message that the two officers she requested were at the hospital and heading up to the location of this room. The time to be here was nearly over, and Keryu could leave with Gabby. Looking back to Soki when she made her piece, Keryu would not look any bit scared, nor would she make any real change in her posture, nor when she more or less insulted her and what she was doing. Keryu was not without a heart at the very least. She knew that leaving the room almost cost Lorielle her life. It could never be taken back. All she had gotten from her was information that could be true, and a woman in a deep sleep. What did she have aside from that, a possible suspect, and a peculiar girl who knew most of it?

When Gabby had gotten near the two, and Soki had tried to get her to stay quiet, she was not convinced by whatever she was trying to pull at all. But Keryu no doubt could prove that Soki was merely just helping her evade being taken in. And moreover, she could not just take her away, lest she cause a scene in the hospital. She truly had no choice but to let Soki take her away for the time being. She had seen past Soki that two officers had made it outside the door when Soki asked if there was anything else she needed. “If you have any information on the matter, call us,” was all she said, her face looking perhaps colder if that was even possible given the situation. Letting Soki leave, the officers would walk past her inside the room. “What happened? Were you leaving?” one officer asked obviously looking a bit confused. Keryu would look to Lorielle for a brief moment, and back to the door which presumably only had the officers near it. “Just a precaution. Remain outside for now. Do not any visitors in without permission from either me or a doctor here. Apart from that, only let doctors themselves walk in,” Keryu said before walking to sit to her seat across the hospital bed as the officers went outside to stand guard. The protection may be needed in the future, and she had a strange feeling that either Gabby or Soki, or perhaps both, she was going to see again if she had to find them herself.

Subject: Re: Visitors (Open) Sat Jan 11, 2014 2:17 am

She could only stare between the two as they spoke to each other. It was clear that there was an aggressive atmosphere building in the room. She didn’t mean for that to happen. She just wanted to tell Keryu about Limbo like Lori had. Actually, that was harder than she thought, as Soki decided it was a good idea to cover her mouth. Morae than anything, she was annoyed at this. She knew a normal person may not believe her, but she just wanted to get the information to Keryu any way she knew how. For her, Soki was becoming an obstruction to that goal. To make matters worse, she was saying it was just a symptom of an over active imagination, which Gabby was sorely lacking. She was going to speak up and say that she was perfectly fine, but Soki shot her a look that near made her shake. This woman was terrifying. So, she decided to go along with whatever she said. She nodded and glanced away as the two other officers came in. This was going to be a very complicated plan.

((Following Soki whenever she leaves))

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The tired looking woman would give the Detective a nod before pushing the young girl out of the office and practically dragging her to an unoccupied room a floor or so down. Once they were alone, Soki would close the door before turning back to her with narrowed eyes. "You seem rather educated on things no normal human should even know about. You need to be more careful on what you let these other people know. I'm not sure what your plan was in egging the Detective on in such a way, but it wouldn't have worked. You need to learn how to be subtle with hints of aggression behind your words and meanings. Especially with a woman like that." The Tsurinai took a seat at one of the chairs in the room and folded one leg over the other. She stretched her arms and gave a yawn before looking towards the small girl with faded, tired eyes. "So give me the whole story. I believe you when you say there's another world. Although I've never been there myself, I have seen the doorways. If I put two and two together, I guess this killer used that world to take the lives of so many. But the police have arrested a suspect... What makes you think he's not the correct one? To my knowledge there have been no more incidents after his arrest. Can you tell me the full story, and I'll be sure to assist you. It is my job to keep such matters like this under control." Soki crossed her arms beneath her chest and awaiting an explanation from this younger female who seemed to know so much for really no reason at all.

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