Discussing some things on the slopes [Gabishi, Genji]

Tsurinai Naito wasn't the type to take vacations, and he certainly wasn't the type to waste his time having fun when business was to be done. However, somehow he found himself standing out on the slops with skiis, looking down a massive hill. He was awaiting Kano Genji and Ogami Gabishi to arrive, simply to give them some updates about what he had learned, and also probe their minds for some information aswell. He had already heard around the block that Mistral Abel had suddenly decided not to come on the school trip, which made him very suspicious since it suddenly happened immediately after he told Gabishi and Genji about his involvement with Limbo. If anything, it made snow white more of a suspect when it came to the investigation. Where Tsurinai, at first, just used it as a ploy he was now honestly beginning to suspect the fool. They did say the last woman to disappear had gone into Nadashiki, and every one knew he was a frequent of that cesspool. Was it hard to believe he could have played a hand in it? Whatever the case, someone would surely be lying to themselves if they hadn't suspected him now. Though Naito didn't know all the details himself, escaping the whole region so suddenly right after being excused of being a suspect made someone more of a suspect, correct? It was like he was asking for it... With Naito's Attendant on the case, perhaps he'd learn more about this target of his. But for now, since this was a school trip, he'd focus more on having a good time and letting Chance do the work for him. That's why he paid the money, after all.

Taking out his phone, Tsurinai Naito would send a message to both of his fellow Persona-Users to tell them where they could meet him. Once sending the message, he'd place the phone back within his winter coat and look down the hill once again. He was not feeling fear whatsoever, but for some reason he was quite cautious now Perhaps because he didn't know the first thing about skiing. Though, he was too prideful to go out and ask for help from one of the various workers during the trip either. This meant he would be learning the hard way, which also meant he'd be going face first into some snow alot. It was hard for him to truly enjoy himself when he still didn't know anything about Limbo, or the culprit behind the missing persons. But perhaps this was what he needed to get his mind off some things and look at the case from a new angle. After all, it wasn't like he was in it alone. There were others trying to find the culprit behind it, so why was he attempting to do everything himself? Was it a trust issue? That could have been the case here. He hardly talked to neither Ogami, Kiyomi, or Kano before they had awakened to their Personas, and now he found himself speaking to them frequently for information. Naito was getting too soft over these past months in Ueitawa.