白鐘 直斗 ~ Naoto Shirogane (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
fortuneprince) wrote2012-05-03 09:13 pm
fortuneprince) wrote2012-05-03 09:13 pm
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21st Case - [Written] - Foward-dated to the morning of the 4th
[ It's a weird feeling, deja vu is.
Standing in the doorway of what used to be Rise's room, Naoto staring in at the bareness of it. The bed is neatly made, no fluffy or frilly pillows resting around it, just white sheets and a single pillow. Everything the idol once possessed and stored in this room now gone. Accessories, pictures, books, clothes, you name it, all gone.
It felt as if Luceti just wiped the girl off the face of the earth. Like she was never even here. That every moment Naoto spent with her here was a lie. Much like when Souji left.
Naoto doesn't panic as the reality of the situation sets in nor does she cry. Instead, she closes the door to the unoccupied room quietly, and walks away from it, sitting herself down on the couch while Kuzunoha stays behind and stares at the door sadly, waiting for his playmate to come out and scream at him.
It takes her a good thirty minutes to pick up the journal, but when she does, she almost decides to try a filter, to try and deny what she knows what's really going on, but she resists. What would the point be? She knows it would break. So she pulls out her pen, in fear that her voice may crack if she speaks, and writes: ]
Rise Kujikawa has been sent home. [ ...She stares down at her own message and frowns, the tears finally well up in her eyes. It's going to be so much quieter without Rise around. Without her best friend. ]
Standing in the doorway of what used to be Rise's room, Naoto staring in at the bareness of it. The bed is neatly made, no fluffy or frilly pillows resting around it, just white sheets and a single pillow. Everything the idol once possessed and stored in this room now gone. Accessories, pictures, books, clothes, you name it, all gone.
It felt as if Luceti just wiped the girl off the face of the earth. Like she was never even here. That every moment Naoto spent with her here was a lie. Much like when Souji left.
Naoto doesn't panic as the reality of the situation sets in nor does she cry. Instead, she closes the door to the unoccupied room quietly, and walks away from it, sitting herself down on the couch while Kuzunoha stays behind and stares at the door sadly, waiting for his playmate to come out and scream at him.
It takes her a good thirty minutes to pick up the journal, but when she does, she almost decides to try a filter, to try and deny what she knows what's really going on, but she resists. What would the point be? She knows it would break. So she pulls out her pen, in fear that her voice may crack if she speaks, and writes: ]
Rise Kujikawa has been sent home. [ ...She stares down at her own message and frowns, the tears finally well up in her eyes. It's going to be so much quieter without Rise around. Without her best friend. ]
action;
Unfortunately, that had been the only thing we did not come to solve. We did, however, identify the murderer himself as well as the motive and how the crime itself had been done.
action;
Well, that's the important part. So how's Rise-chan involved with that?
action;
Not but a week after the second victim had been found, another person had disappeared. Her name was Yukiko Amagi. Unbeknownst at the time, she had been thrown into the TV, but not by the individual who had murdered the first two in the same manner. Yukiko-senpai was placed in the TV by someone with a much kinder intention.
Souji Seta, Yosuke Hanamura and Chie Satonaka had proceeded to rescue her only a few days after her disappearance and brought her back to our world.
This pattern was repeated numerous times. Kanji Tatsumi and Rise Kujikawa being the two victims of this new kidnapper following Yukiko-senpai. I had also been a victim of this kidnapper, but not for quite some time later.
action;
[Mild disbelief, yes, but actually, extremely mild. He doesn't find it crazy on its own. But Rise never gave any real hint of that to him.]