idolpro | Kino's Heart Game

Naw. We're good. I'm gonna get them out of here.

"My truck is outside. Hermes is there, too. Besides...

We owe you - the both of you - an explanation."

Naw, I got them. We're just taking off.

"...To where?"

Out of here.

We're gonna need their bike.

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"It's practically night. The roads will be unsafe.

Please. Let me do this much - in order to thank them."

Why should I trust you?

You're the one who set us up to walk into that mess.

"Because they could do something we could not. And for that, we are grateful."

What could they do?

"Kill her."

Why would you wanna kill her?

“In our country, ‘rightful self-defense’ is not a crime. However, ‘aiding a suicide’ is quite a serious crime. According to our laws, the punishment will be deportation from our country.”

[Another enters - the old man - and he tips his head in acknowledgement, moving to take care of the woman's body.]

"Because she waited for such a long time. And... I think she realized that she doesn’t have to wait anymore and sighed with relief. When she understood what happened to him, she became free from anxiety. I’m sure she clearly understood how it would end when she started throttling a person who has a persuader."

So she... what. Suicided with help?

"That's what I believe, yes.

We can take you and your friends to someplace safe and get them cleaned up and into bed. We should even be able to have their clothes washed and dry for your departure tomorrow."

...maybe we better not.

"You still don't trust us?"

[The woman's corpse is being carried out - even more people have come to grimly assist.]

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Dude, would you trust you?

"Is there anything we could do to change your mind?"

Let us go?

[She seems disappointed.]

"I see... Then, could you please pass on a message to them when they wake up?"

What's the message?

“You don’t have to cry about this anymore.—— It’s over.”

Pretty sure that ship sailed when that lady told them it was all their fault.

"That's part of why I wanted to speak with them once they've rested. So I could... explain things, as much as possible."

Fine.

But I ain't letting them out of my sight.

And you ain't getting near em.

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