Week 4 Saturday Afternoon (SPOILERS)

[lovedanime]

[well after all That, Mitarai is returning to the dorm. But he has so many notebook pages to straighten out. He's sitting at a table in the common room of the dormitory to get it all sorted. Casually when he notices the other young man:]

Hello, Amami-kun.

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[lovedanime]

So, I told you a little more about my talent, Amami-kun... May I ask about yours?

[whatsmytalentagain]

Oh! Right.

[Yeah, this might be a little awkward because...]

I'm called the Super High School Level Adventurer because I tend to travel all over the world to help my dad's business and all, but in that Monokuma game I told you about, I think I forgot my talent somehow.

[He got something else, but he doesn't trust Mitarai with the info.]

[lovedanime]

[Nodding, not really taking it badly]

The same thing happened to Kirigiri Kyoko-san... at first she was known as the Super High School Level Detective, [past tense... melancholic] but they used memory wiping technology - as they had on every participant to an extent - and she went by Super High School Level Question Mark Question Mark Question Mark for a while instead.

[whatsmytalentagain]

Huh... So Shuichi Saihara-kun isn't the only Super High School Level Detective... [If it makes Mitarai feel any better, Kirigiri-san might have a successor. Sort of.]

But if they used memory wiping on that class... And maybe my class too... Then what stops the folks here from using something similar on us?

[lovedanime]

...nothing at all. If anything, it's practically the same as "removing our functions".

The only evidence against it is the assertion at meetings that they didn't intend us to lose our memories and hired a doctor to look into the cause of the problem. Hiring an entire additional person just to mislead us seems like an... unusual allocation of resources...

[whatsmytalentagain]

Hm... That's assuming if the rest of the staff are totally in on what's going on, you get what I'm saying?

[lovedanime]

You have a good point... In particular, incomplete knowledge does make sense for the administrators who act like our "moral support".