Let me see. [He hunches over next to Kaede and examines the brochure curiously. However, it contains no information that Byakuya doesn't already have; it describes Hope's Peak as a prestigious academy that takes in people believe to be the best at their talent and sets their graduates up for success in life.]
It certainly does. [He says that, but in a somewhat neutral tone. Then he goes on more skeptically.]
In fact, it seems too good to be true. Unfortunately, my memories don't exactly provide anything to prove or disprove that. But perhaps you'll remember it for yourself, in time.
I hope so. [ She nods, though, taking a whole stack and putting it in her backpack. He probably only meant a few but... she wants as much info as she can get. ]
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Hey! They mentioned Hope's Peak in here!
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[ Not that she didn't think it was amazing already, but seeing this information put out there so plainly makes it sink in even more. ]
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In fact, it seems too good to be true. Unfortunately, my memories don't exactly provide anything to prove or disprove that. But perhaps you'll remember it for yourself, in time.
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But you're right about it seeming like it's too good to be true. It feels like there has to be a catch somewhere.
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[He'll be silent for the time being about the particular catch involving killing games... Once he sees nothing new in the brochure, he backs away.]
In any case, that's enough of that. Feel free to take several different brochures in case they contain anything useful. It's time to move on.
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Do you think there's an exit nearby?
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Now, let us be off! [And off they go in search of an exit!]
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Before long, though, they come across the train that will eventually take them home. ]
Do you think we should get on?
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We may as well. It could be our only way back out, if we're lucky. Let's just be wary of any tricks.
[Byakuya feels decisive about that statement, so he goes on ahead and leads the way into the train!]
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[ And she follows him onto the train! Thankfully it does take them back to town! ]
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[He breathes a sigh of relief as the train takes off without a hitch, or any creepy movies. And so another adventure draws to a close...]