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I noticed Yang-san got resurrected for a moment. Does that mean that...if we all somehow manage to win the game...
[That's the main reason why Naoto wasn't offended at the execution. The moment she saw Yang move she felt some hope, and a possible way for everything to end well]
...would you be capable of resurrecting everyone who died?
Of course. Nothing can be easy in a place like this.
[Sigh]
...Juri-san, I'm curious about something: why did you beat up Yang-san like that? Usually you don't do something like that unless you're attacked first.
[Naoto has her theories, but she really wants to hear from Juri about that]
I guess you're right about that. It was a shock to see it, though. It seemed rather...personal, if I may use that word.
[His reaction had been rather subdued. Clearly this makes Juri a bit uncomfortable. Now that she thinks about it...it doesn't matter that much. Better have a smidgen of consideration, UNLIKE A CERTAIN SOMEONE WHO IS IN THIS OFFICE TOO]
I'll change topics now, if this is bothering you. Tell me, do you or anyone else have access to the rooms before they open?
In the Workshop, shortly after it opened, I found tools that showed a considerable amount of use. It was rather unusual, especially since everything else in the new rooms that open each week seem to be largely untouched.
[Have a meaningful stare!]
You do seem to have an interest in manual work, at least in the sewing department. Does that extend to woodcarving too?
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Once the game is over, that's it.
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[That's the main reason why Naoto wasn't offended at the execution. The moment she saw Yang move she felt some hope, and a possible way for everything to end well]
...would you be capable of resurrecting everyone who died?
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Of course. Nothing can be easy in a place like this.
[Sigh]
...Juri-san, I'm curious about something: why did you beat up Yang-san like that? Usually you don't do something like that unless you're attacked first.
[Naoto has her theories, but she really wants to hear from Juri about that]
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...Someone had to be punished.
[It isn't hesitant, but it's not entirely confident, either.]
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I guess you're right about that. It was a shock to see it, though. It seemed rather...personal, if I may use that word.
[His reaction had been rather subdued. Clearly this makes Juri a bit uncomfortable. Now that she thinks about it...it doesn't matter that much. Better have a smidgen of consideration, UNLIKE A CERTAIN SOMEONE WHO IS IN THIS OFFICE TOO]
I'll change topics now, if this is bothering you. Tell me, do you or anyone else have access to the rooms before they open?
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I can if I feel like it; I usually don't bother, but if I wanted to go in there I could. Why?
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[Have a meaningful stare!]
You do seem to have an interest in manual work, at least in the sewing department. Does that extend to woodcarving too?
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[Good catch, really.]
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[At least that's the logical conclusion now. But how to confirm it? There's only one way]
Can I...can I see your work?
[Okay, she's curious in a personal level too. Wordcarving is a dying art, it'd be neat to see someone's work]
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[...Kind of, uh...]
...It's something for Aligula.
[THAT...PROBABLY SAYS A LOT ABOUT HOW OVER ON THE BIZARRE SIDE IT IS.]
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[Huh! That's a surprise, Naoto never suspected he could be making a gift for anyone]
She isn't a picky person. I'm sure what you're making will be a nice surprise for her.
[But it all is making Naoto even more curious, too!]