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[condoner]

This is Tsunemori! I'm sorry, I'm not here right now, but please leave a message. I promise to get back to you once I'm able. Thank you very much! ( action → text → voice → video )

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...Hahaha!

[Sorry, he can't help but find it amusing, for some reason. It's not every day that he tries making a "joke", and not every day that someone else gets slightly embarrassed about it.]

You hardly need to apologize for that. I am aware that I am quite difficult to understand sometimes.

[If comments from the others are any indication, especially from people like Daichi or even Hiro. "Sometimes" is still a bit of an understatement though.]

[condoner]

We don't know each other very well, but I can definitely agree with you.

[ he isn't wrong. and that comment makes her smile a bit, even making her huff a soft laugh. she isn't looking at him or anything when she speaks, but it's clear she means what she says. ]

And it's even my job to understand how people [ aliens??? ] work. It's funny, in a way.

[adminproof]

[As a civil servant in law enforcement, that makes sense. They were supposed to represent the government, after all; it wouldn't do to have them be unaware of the people around them. But something comes to mind when she says that...]

Does that not include knowing how the mind of a criminal works? I imagine it would cause complications with your "hue".

[It just sounds like a curious contradiction, but one that he's eager to know about.]

[condoner]

[ it's a very legitimate question, and akane does know how a criminal's mind works. it comes with profiling. to be a good and effective detective, you have to be able to predict a criminal's next step. of course, this does affect one's hue, but only if said detective doesn't think of anything else.

hah... that just reminds her of kogami. she frowns, though she tries to hide it as she buries her face between her knees. it's similar to a face of a kicked puppy, though there really is no reason to feel bad for akane. she's strong in her own merit. ]

That does happen to some people... [ she's known two people who've gone the path astray. ] But I don't think it would ever happen to me.

My hue is clear no matter what I do.