Bean sat on his desk in the astronomy classroom, waiting for his class to fully assemble. There was no point in sitting behind the desk, since no one would be able to see him, and standing in front of it would just emphasise how small he was
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Pleasant work, he thinks. He is more interested in observing Bean's teaching methods than the class itself, but that's alright too. Anyone from something that sounded so very like a second Whammy's House was bound to require a little observation.
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He'd climbed down to the ground, which makes it easier to make his way towards the skinny man.
"Ryuuzaki, isn't it?" He's very deliberate about not looking at L's work.
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He holds up his paper; he has no qualms about consulting those more suited to the task than him. In fact, his mental calculations are a tiny bit off, in terms of the figures for the orientation of Scorpius.
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"You're very close," Bean says. "You may want to take a closer look at some of your figures."
He's not going to be more specific than that. What would be the point? There's nothing to say that Ryuuzaki can't correct the problem himself; if he can't, then Bean will be more helpful.
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"Appreciated. I have done very limited work with stars." Video footage of part of the night sky to determine the location at which it was taken. The timing of death, given the location of certain constellations vs the horizon in a photograph.
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He's curious about Ryuuzaki, too. It wasn't like he'd said anything that wasn't public knowledge back on Bean's Earth.
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He highly doubts that he'll be experiencing it any time within the next five years.
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