KAGACHI;

[crashout]

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He mentioned something similar to me and Escha, too, when we were trying to figure out what was going on the first day. It would have to be something none of us know about to be effective. But you figure if you have enough people with similar experiences, we might find the right lead.

[...though.] You've talked to him a bit since we got here?

[preceptive]

We've met. He's your roommate, right?

[crashout]

One of them, yeah. [As far as roommates go, it isn't terrible.] Smart kid. And you're with the guy who was sleeping on the floor pretending this whole place was a dream. Aizawa?

[preceptive]

[what.]

He did what?

[crashout]

[Yeah.]

Went back to sleep on the floor before deciding that if this place was a dream the answer was to find a roof to jump off of and wake up. I lost track of him after that, but obviously he didn't die.

[preceptive]

... Yeah, he didn't look like he found a roof when I met him, so I guess that plan fell through.

[crashout]

[He glances up at the ceiling.]

Higekiri and I checked for weak points in the ceiling of the second floor, loose paneling or anything like that. Dick said he found a maintenance vent in the elevator but no way through that either. Getting to the roof is still out of the question. [Just as a general "hey I don't know if this will help but here's what we found out about the building" update.]

[preceptive]

Makes you wonder what's really outside.

[crashout]

Probably a location none of us would've ever expected, like a desert or space or the ocean. [Stop.] There's also the possibility that we were brought here not just to keep us in, but to keep something else out.

[preceptive]

What, so we're involuntary guards?

[crashout]

It's a thought. [But he sounds less convinced of that.] If there's demons or ghosts or whatever inside, who can say what's really out there?

[Sigh.] I hate waiting around for an answer. I'll go back and check again later.