Tenko and I spent a while just running around and getting to know each other before we even began to look for the others. It was nice. But there's this nagging tug in my brain now, which makes me feel like I've forgotten something, I'm not sure what though. I keep running the numbers through my head, and I don't know what it is that I'm forgetting. I hope it wasn't anything too important. I've practically memorized my first meetings with everyone while walking to the gym in hopes of figuring out what's wrong.


The first person we met was Tsumugi Shirogane, the Ultimate Cosplayer. I was nervous about meeting her because of her role here, I really didn't know if I was supposed to act a certain way or not. She was standing next to the same dragon statue as in the game, that unnerved me. We had been so close to where Shuichi and Kaede woke up, and for some reason, it felt wrong to meet them now. What's wrong with me? I mean, they're the protagonists! I literally know how they think most of the time! Either way, Tsumugi acts like a...well... it's hard to describe. I'll just say she plays her role well. Luckily, she didn't seem suspicious of me, but that just makes me question things around here a little bit more. I'll keep an eye on her.

"My favorite Doraemon episode is #53!" her voice echoes in my head.

That comment made my gut twist in on itself long after we walked away from her.

Her teal eyes followed us until we were out of sight.


The next person we met was Ryoma Hoshi, the Ultimate Tennis Pro, who was just leaving the games room. It was one of the most frustrating experiences I have ever had! Not only is it hard to make conversation with him, but it took forever to get Tenko to calm down. She kept trying to pull me away, kept insulting him, and then tried to throw him into a wall! The only good news is that she holds some respect for his tennis career, bad news, she absolutely hates him for murdering those mafia guys using said skills...yeah, not the best conversation I've had, and definitely one of my worse introductions. But I do hold a soft spot for him, he was someone who I truly enjoyed and liked in the games. Maybe I can try to get closer to him. If we're friends when the motive videos come out... I can keep him alive, I think.

He walked away from us with a sigh of defeat, and amusement dancing in his inky black eyes, hidden beneath his hat.


Maki Harukawa, The ultimate Assassin, was in the hallways. She was still as cold and emotionless as ever and introduced herself as the Ultimate Child Caregiver. It was hard to work a conversation with her. Tenko seemed rather disheartened. Eventually, we decided to walk away. I wanted to keep trying, but I remembered how she wouldn't even try to help before her talent was revealed, It was only Kaito's influence that helped her to open up. I might have to wait until then if that's the case. I could try to speed that process up, but my feelings for Maki are kind of mixed right now. I don't know what to think about her. It was hard for me to connect with her in the game, and now that she's in front of me, I'm rather tongue-tied. I just don't know what to say to her.

I'll try to talk to her again, but I really don't know what's going to happen. I didn't bother to look back as I walked away, instead, focusing on comforting Tenko, who was understandably still upset with that encounter. Red eyes glared after us before turning away.


We found Rantaro Amami wandering around the halls. He doesn't remember his talent, I told him to be careful. He already has a target on his back, I don't want things to get worse. He's someone I'm curious about though, he never did live long, I want to find out more about him. But I couldn't help but feel jealous over how laid back he was. It just felt wrong for someone to be so relaxed right now.

I walked away from him with a jealous heart, and he watched us leave with green calculating eyes, a grim expression plastered onto his face.


We ran into Miu Iruma, the Ultimate Inventor, in the warehouse rummaging through everything.

Tenko started protesting about how we should all be careful here but didn't seem to like Miu much for her crude language. Miu was definitely an odd one except absolutely hilarious at the same time. I hated how no one wanted to be her friend, it would have been difficult, but wouldn't being the other ultimates friends also be difficult? They couldn't judge, it was wrong! They were in the wrong, and I hate how no one would admit it.

This also made me like Gonta and Keebo more, since they actually wanted to be friends with her. She did so much for the group... I admire her, even when she was so afraid of being betrayed, she still helped in any way she could. I let some of my admiration shine through in my words, though it wasn't obvious, she understood on some level. I'll be your friend.

I walked away with a smile, but the smile that graced her lips was more important to me.

A couple of minutes after we left, two more people walked in. They didn't see us.


We visited the dining hall next, and that was where we met one Himiko Yumeno, the Ultimate Magician. She claimed her talent to be the Ultimate Mage, and I felt horrible when she said no one believed her. I liked Himiko, but It was a bit difficult for me to see her acting this way and knowing the reason she changed was because of Tenko and Angie's deaths, though I guess that would mean I'd have to die then wouldn't it, seeing as I'm Angie now? I hope it doesn't come to that. I want her to grow without the sorrow of losing a friend.

Tenko was captivated by Himiko's talk of magic, I told her to keep Himiko company. I would have stayed there, but it felt painful for me to do so. So, I walked away with a promise to return later, I still have people to meet after all. I want Tenko to bond with Himiko for now.

Their eyes followed me as I left the room.