I agree. I let them know that Moriarty-san was trustworthy so they'd cut that shit out.
[ oh look he's rude now-- anyway. ]
I wanted to tell you out of this so you can verify that I'm telling the truth this week with the next set of dead notes. If at least one person adds that heart -- and I'm hoping more of them will -- then there's your proof.
[ He takes in a deep breath. Phew, this is a lot of talking! ]
I have information on the traitors from the third party, as well as something that will shed light on that note you and Moriarty-san talked about. Let's start with the traitors; listen carefully.
On the second week, my source told me that two people are working for Hamelin. At the time, they were most likely alive, and it seems like their goal is to keep the game going.
Then the third week rolled around, and I went back to my source after Lucifer-san's trial. I learned from them that the traitors are predators in the way they act. One of them is notably a lot more dangerous than what you'd expect based on how they act. I confirmed that they were still alive after that trial as well.
[ He will let Huaisang take a breather here before he continues. ]
Ironically, after I learned about the note you found from Moriarty-san, I thought it was a complete list of people working for Hamelin, too. So I went to my source with that information -- against your wishes, I realize, though I didn't know it was you at the time -- and they told me something incredibly eye-opening.
One of the dead knew about this note, and said that this is a list of people least likely to work with Hamelin willingly because he'd need to blackmail us into cooperating. And, as you know, that's exactly what he did to me. This particular person who died also mentioned that the traitors weren't coerced into working with him.
This is why I believe that the people on that list are not the traitors we're looking for.
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Date: 2021-06-27 06:08 am (UTC)[ oh look he's rude now-- anyway. ]
I wanted to tell you out of this so you can verify that I'm telling the truth this week with the next set of dead notes. If at least one person adds that heart -- and I'm hoping more of them will -- then there's your proof.
[ He takes in a deep breath. Phew, this is a lot of talking! ]
I have information on the traitors from the third party, as well as something that will shed light on that note you and Moriarty-san talked about. Let's start with the traitors; listen carefully.
On the second week, my source told me that two people are working for Hamelin. At the time, they were most likely alive, and it seems like their goal is to keep the game going.
Then the third week rolled around, and I went back to my source after Lucifer-san's trial. I learned from them that the traitors are predators in the way they act. One of them is notably a lot more dangerous than what you'd expect based on how they act. I confirmed that they were still alive after that trial as well.
[ He will let Huaisang take a breather here before he continues. ]
Ironically, after I learned about the note you found from Moriarty-san, I thought it was a complete list of people working for Hamelin, too. So I went to my source with that information -- against your wishes, I realize, though I didn't know it was you at the time -- and they told me something incredibly eye-opening.
One of the dead knew about this note, and said that this is a list of people least likely to work with Hamelin willingly because he'd need to blackmail us into cooperating. And, as you know, that's exactly what he did to me. This particular person who died also mentioned that the traitors weren't coerced into working with him.
This is why I believe that the people on that list are not the traitors we're looking for.