(3) Experiments I

[cramschoolgod]

[Having mostly settled in by now, Sasaki has started to examine some of the many intriguing lines of experimentation, research, and general knowledge that she may only be able to pursue here. Today, she's planning out some experiments.]

A.) [Action: At the high school, after the day is over, Sasaki is still at her desk writing notes. She may also

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[wise_king]

[Here is one rather angelic looking boy peering into the jars at all the captured insects.]

Hmmm, I hope you don't plan on killing these.

[wise_king]

As I said, that is the human understanding of it.

And I'm glad you drew that conclusion. I'm not a very threatening person by stature so it becomes hard to get that point across.

[cramschoolgod]

If you have some other understanding of it, I'd be happy to hear it.

Yes, I can see that. [She shrugs.] I'll stop if you have a better suggestion.

[wise_king]

Of course I have a better suggestion. You ask me what you need to know and I will supply an answer.

[cramschoolgod]

[Not that she's going to believe his answers, but why not:]

Well, there are a number of questions. Are these creatures revived by Mayfield in the same way that humans are? If they are, how are they revived--in an 'original form', or their last known physical state? Where are they revived? What happens to the corpses? What kind of ecosystem exists--one just for show, or a true approximation? And finally, is there some kind of careless mistake in the setup of the town that can be seen by their formation of insects?