Kim Kitsuragi
- conversations
- 402
- Locations
- 16
Where
16Tasks
136- Prove your authority to Titus Hardie
- Look for Ruby on the coast
- The pissing competition
- Find the bullet before you get fooled
- Ask the pétanque player about may bells
- Ask René about the photo
- Find the armoured gloves
- Do not talk to René and Gaston
- Get yourself organised
- Take on la responsibilité
- Become a man of plenty
- Talk to Garte, Lieutenant Love
- Where is the rest of the armour?
- Inspect the traps
- Return to the dead body with Kim
- What happened to the previous forewoman?
- Find the Insulindian Phasmid
- Find booze and drink it
Dialogue
402- A row of mugs sits on the shelf. Each one depicts a human figure: a dark-skinned woman…
- "I'm really not sure we should be in here."
- "Goddamned pinball."
- This is the barred door you tried to kick in before.
- "I haven't paid the cafeteria manager for damages yet."
- "I thought we decided to leave it to Processing." The lieutenant shakes his head. "Let's…
- "Yes. It took some convincing, but I got the mercenary's name and a few biographical…
- "I see the processing guys have been faster than usual. It's good we stopped by to check…
- Suddenly, your entire body is paralysed. Aggressive white noise fills your skull -- a…
- You feel something -- like a swarm of hornets buzzing under your scalp. A strange…
- The once-bright mural towers above you, saying "FELD ELECTRICAL R&D."
- The rusty ladder leads to the rooftop.
- "Is everything all right in there, officer? Could you let me in?"
- A moustachioed and mutton-chopped man, amateurishly depicted, gazes at you with sad eyes…
- Could this have been the killer's hideout, and this narrow window -- the point of origin…
- The thick journal bound in brown leather is full of candour and diagrams.
- "Okay, let's take a... step back." (Conclude.)
- Despair creeps into you, getting fat on your weakness. Whatever noble intentions you once…
Notes
461- The lieutenant nods with evident respect. "It's quite a lot, even for someone who's been on the force for nearly two decades. Usually clearing more than 10 c…
- "It's quite a lot, even for someone who's been on the force for nearly two decades. Usually clearing more than 10 cases a year puts you in the 90th percentil…
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