Post by peterparker on Feb 5, 2022 13:51:24 GMT -6
"Speaking of the aquarium, I investigated that as well. I had thoroughly explored it earlier in the night, so I thought I would notice anything out of place. There was something metallic on the floor, just by the door, and I could tell that someone had been sleeping in there. Nothing strange, except ... the jellyfish tanks seemed to have changed temperature slightly, judging by my monocle. Perhaps Satorae knows why this is.
"Oh, and as for the two lists of assigned rooms. I think that detail must be part of the murder plan. Perhaps the killer wanted to lure certain people to certain rooms ... such as luring Battler to the bedroom. Does anyone have a copy, or a memory, of the modified list? This might tell us what the killer was up to!"
"Oh, and as for the two lists of assigned rooms. I think that detail must be part of the murder plan. Perhaps the killer wanted to lure certain people to certain rooms ... such as luring Battler to the bedroom. Does anyone have a copy, or a memory, of the modified list? This might tell us what the killer was up to!"
Clover then looks toward Snake.
“Were the tanks hotter or colder than usual? If they were hotter, maybe that’s how Battler was poisoned and got hot!”
"The tanks were hotter than usual, but only very slightly. I can't imagine that they had anything to do with the murder. By the way, it is news to me that there were jellyfish missing, as Joe said. However, I'll have to take his word for it as I can't see them.
"As for poison ... I don't believe that there was any poison. My investigation results made me certain that the cause of death was Hyperthermia, and I would bet that it was caused by the heat source under the bed. Since Kyuku said that something had combusted under there, I can confidently guess that the item under the bed was a Heat Poppet, which likely overheated Battler beyond the limit of what the human body can handle.
"My suspicion is this: The murderer modified the sleeping arrangements to lure Battler, and only Battler, to the bedroom, where the killer had hidden at least one Heat Poppet (maybe several) under the bed. The killer locked Battler inside the room once he arrived, so that he wouldn't leave when he noticed the stifling heat. And then, all that the murderer had to do was wait for Battler to die."