[ giyuu can see where that smile is going(?) no, he really can't but this isn't the time to be obtuse... not that he's being obtuse when he replies. ]
I wasn't able to find anything.
[ and when she mentions having found anaido...all he can think of is that annoying guy who followed him around and called him senpai and. hm. well, that's some food for thought that he'll have elsewhere. ]
...was he dead when you found him?
[ a bit of a rhetorical question, but who knows what the rules are. ]
[The disembodied voice announced a death prematurely. That shouldn't be shocking, yet it is—and disgusting. Just how horrified was Shinobu to find someone at death's door, unable to help?
If it had been her to find Anaido, Mitsuri doesn't think she could have taken it.
Does that mean the other individuals who were named are out there right now, suffering?]
[ later he'll find out that rachel and dimitri were there to see anaido die and... well, it won't be nice.
and while mitsuri doesn't say it outloud, giyuu will definitely comment on it. he doesn't know everyone on the list but one of them—he feels particularly bad for. ]
Should we go look for the others?
[ it's a question only because of time. there are three other bodies to find, right? would it be worth it by the time they found them? ]
[Although three bodies may sound like a lot (and they are three too many), the island takes hours to cover from one end to the other. This is going to be an all-day affair. Taking that into consideration, and her lack of familiarity with the victims, Mitsuri has no preference.]
Why don't we look for all of them? We might find someone unexpected first.
[ not that he's suggesting that they do because of how inefficient it would be for them to do that. especially given how they can't communicate via crow. ]
I don't have any one that's more important than the others.
[ even though he allowed marie to borrow his shirt the night of the storm it didn't mean that she is any more important than anyone else that they could find. though, he will hope that she is not in a terrible condition (laughs in trial). ]
Edited (clearly wishes ill will upon marie who deserved none of what she got.....) 2020-05-04 20:28 (UTC)
[She misses her crow. She misses a lot of things, but inconvenience isn't going to stop her from helping. Tomioka and Shinobu are far more leaderly than she is, so Mitsuri nods with a quiet, affirmative hum.
It's a crying shame that, after all that effort, they come up with nothing.]
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I wasn't able to find anything.
[ and when she mentions having found anaido...all he can think of is that annoying guy who followed him around and called him senpai and. hm. well, that's some food for thought that he'll have elsewhere. ]
...was he dead when you found him?
[ a bit of a rhetorical question, but who knows what the rules are. ]
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[ Surprise! ]
But he died soon after. There was no saving him.
[ She's mad about it, as mad as she is about everything in this situation. ]
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If it had been her to find Anaido, Mitsuri doesn't think she could have taken it.
Does that mean the other individuals who were named are out there right now, suffering?]
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and while mitsuri doesn't say it outloud, giyuu will definitely comment on it. he doesn't know everyone on the list but one of them—he feels particularly bad for. ]
Should we go look for the others?
[ it's a question only because of time. there are three other bodies to find, right? would it be worth it by the time they found them? ]
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Yes. Is there anyone you want to look for first?
[ Even if it's too late by the time they're found, they deserve to be found. To be left is a sadder fate than any of them deserve.
Or most of them. ]
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Why don't we look for all of them? We might find someone unexpected first.
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[ not that he's suggesting that they do because of how inefficient it would be for them to do that. especially given how they can't communicate via crow. ]
I don't have any one that's more important than the others.
[ even though he allowed marie to borrow his shirt the night of the storm it didn't mean that she is any more important than anyone else that they could find. though, he will hope that she is not in a terrible condition (laughs in trial). ]
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[ No breaths, less efficiency. ]
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It's a crying shame that, after all that effort, they come up with nothing.]