BYLETH, CLAUDE, DIMITRI

[divineimpulse]

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[repress]

[ ... ] It was more like blackmail, but that is a close enough comparison.

Rupert tells me we found a sheet of paper at the end of it. For what little that is worth.

[divineimpulse]

[...]

I saw the paper. I think it may have been worth it.

It was a list of names—those that have died—as "sign-in" sheet for daycare.

[shaft]

[ Claude would like to be shounen and say that no amount of information is worth their safety, but what's the point.

He thinks about it. ]

A daycare... meaning they've been returned to the earliest stage of schooling? Is the list just those that were murdered, or also those expelled?

[repress]

[ no one expects him to be shounen. ]

It had everyone regardless of means of death.

[ actually, he's just going to pull out his phone and show claude a picture. ]

It could mean that those were were "expelled" could be at this... daycare instead. [ he doesn't think the dead can be brought back so no comment on those murdered. ]

[divineimpulse]

That would be a best-case scenario. I don't think it's wrong to hope.

[she hopes they will, too.

but. something has been bothering her. and now that dimitri is back awake...

with her good arm, she taps her own left shoulder, now bandaged, and gives dimitri a pointed look.]

Where did that come from?

[repress]

[ for the record, he has been stabbed in both shoulders, which i thought was very funny

he glances at his shoulder, then off at nothing in particular. ]

...We were all separated and attacked individually. [ he seems to consider his words for a moment, before he just frowns. ] It seems the Professor was the only one who did not experience it.

[divineimpulse]

[...]

I see.

[she stares at him a little longer, pinning him down with the weight of the look—then lets it go.]

...Claude, what do you think of the list.