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Conan Edogawa - Case 030 - [In Person]
[Conan is angrily playing soccer by a wall he can kick the ball into when he so feels the need. He's not a happy camper and this happens to be his way of blowing off steam.
Every time the soccer ball comes back he kicks it right back at the wall- he's so wrapped up in blowing off steam he's not really aware of anything going around him right now]
Every time the soccer ball comes back he kicks it right back at the wall- he's so wrapped up in blowing off steam he's not really aware of anything going around him right now]
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There's a couple things I could say here. Do you want to know what my impression of Gin was from talking to him, or why I only called him the second most terrifying person I'd ever met, in spite of the threat he poses to myself and the people I care about?
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[He's rolling up his sleeve cuffs, too; there's a couple ragged scars on his wrists/the heels of his hand on both sides, like the flesh on the outer parts of the bones got scraped off pretty good at some point.] Can you figure out how I got these during that case?
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I only deal in the usual incidental murders - jealous husbands, bitter siblings, work rivals - if they come up when I happen to be hanging around the police station. I'll often not hear from family for weeks at a time, I'm not that close with the cops, I didn't have anything like friends until last year - I never had half the safety net you did, and I dealt with complete predators as a habit. Gin has a special tier of that, I'll admit, but as brilliant, skilled, and connected as he is, he's a human predator.
Gin's the first person to actually push you into a corner, he made you half-helpless in the process, and he's kept you there for what, a year now?
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--And then you do wake up. And for a moment a thought of hope hits 'the poison didn't work?' And then you realize everyone is so much taller then they should be and they can just lift you up without any effort and call you a little boy- you get taken back to the police station and you try to tell them what happened-but they just laugh and then it hits you your clothes are too big-and going over to the mirror you don't see your own reflection-you see this beat up little kid. Then other guys that are normal sized now that you know you're the one that shrunk- are talking about taking you to Creche.
So you run off and try and get back home-only apparently those guys are idiots because they send the dogs after a supposed six year old- dogs that are suddenly bigger then you and could tear you to pieces.
Going home doesn't work either-you can't reach the gate-suddenly you're too short to even get in your own house. You just don't know.
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And since you've never actually been pushed into a corner, and actually had to deal with being desperate, fearing for your life, and not being able to easily make a predator who doesn't work like a normal person go away, being shoved into the deep end of the ocean on it has you trapped in a very small box - they're the first case that took you more than a week, and it's been what, a year? Your first real kick to your confidence was a savage beating more than a kick, and you've had things too easy before to be willing to admit how afraid you are.
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[HAET CANON TIMELINE AND WHAT IT DOES TO 'GURUS TIME-OCD.]
If I hadn't expected you to be a prickly, lashing out mess, this probably would've turned into a very ugly argument.
/PATS
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He does have you that scared, and he's probably working to reinforce it, because one day, that's going to make you easier prey for him.
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[he sounds a bit irritated now]
It's this. [he flips his watch up and presses the button-aiming at Hakuba]
It's empty and I'm out of soccer balls. If I have to stay level headed while being trapped with the man that essentially took everything from me-I want to be armed.
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By the time we have access, I can probably do something; I was going to make more of my smoke grenades anyway.
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I hunt predators as a habit when I'm not on heists - and I've never carried more than the revolver and a couple of the knockout grenades.
Allies and how you handle yourself are the best defense, right now.
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Yeah, I guess so.
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I was thinking about "anonymously" offering the design for the grenades to the court group; nonlethal way to disable someone. There's a bit of aftereffect that's apparently like "a bitch of a hangover", but it fades over a day.
[And he thinks.] You could use a few more allies outside of just us, particularly ones that may not have as many responsibilities as Mello-san.
What was your take on the ones that picked you up here?
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[he continues to bounce the ball- visibly starting to calm down]
My take on that is that I don't know them well enough to have an opinion, yet.
...I wonder if it'd be at all possible to force Gin into using all his bullets up. No one here would give him a refill I'm sure-but I'm also sure he carries at least three guns on him at all times-I know Vermouth does.
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Altruists can be useful, particularly if they're reasonable ones; I might have to see what I can find out about them. [He sighs a little.] I'm probably not going to be helping with the courts directly so much - it seems like you need a mediator more than another detective.
We'll have to introduce you to Sable - although I'm not sure about her helping with Gin; she can't fly, and I don't know if she's familiar with firearms.
[Thinking....] The gun I saw him with was a semiautomatic; larger clip than what I've got - that could take some doing.
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Surpise second comment :D
Re: Surpise second comment :D
Surpise second comment :D
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