[Locked from Malnosso//Unhackable]

[malnosso]

You are all terribly distrustful. That's good.

So that you're working with an informed opinion however, this was the work of neither myself nor the Organization.

Comments

[fortunefail]

Interesting. I'd assumed the desert ruins played a large part in the ritual. There must be some requirement, though, otherwise all the residents here could permanently kill someone by ripping their organs out.

[malnosso]

What makes you think he didn't go out there?

I don't know if he did, but I certainly wouldn't assume he couldn't.

[fortunefail]

Hm... During the time the shopkeepers went 'missing', the desert ruins had already been exposed. He wouldn't even have had to go through the barrier. Still, it would've been a lot of trouble. He must've gotten something interesting in return for toying with that ritual. Either Tyr and the shopkeepers knew too much and needed to go, or like a true scientist, he was experimenting for the sake of information.

[malnosso]

...you all really do think he's a monster, don't you?

[fortunefail]

Monster? No. I've met too many people like him to be too surprised at his behavior. Sacrifices have to be made for the greater good and all that.

Unless you're saying he had a more noble reason.

[malnosso]

Clearly I am.

[fortunefail]

The "mercy killing", as you referred to it?

[malnosso]

That's exactly what it was.

[fortunefail]

He couldn't just hand that job over to the Third Party?

[malnosso]

He would never have given Tyr to them.

[fortunefail]

Oh really? What would they have done to Tyr, other than removing his organs and ending his life permanently?

[malnosso]

Yuan, I'm disappointed. I would have thought you would have understood the sentiment.

[fortunefail]

Then you don't know me as well as you thought.

[With that, the journal is closed. It's pretty obvious 'Rem' has a fairly high opinion of John and there's nothing more to gain from this conversation.]