I've only clearly remembered a few people. Hajime Hinata, a boy with no memory of his talent... Kyouko's roommate Kaguya... a number of faces without names to attach to them... and a pair of bizarre mascot beings.
[But his expression turns more serious as she questions the mascots.]
A black-and-white teddy bear named Monokuma and a magical girl-themed bunny whose name is unknown. They happen to be involved in a number of our memories of the other world, but despite their nature, they are not to be taken lightly.
The bunny wielded something that resembled magic and seems to have been response with taking some number of us to an island getaway of some sort. As for the bear...
[He pauses, and a shadow falls over him.]
...This may not be the time to explain everything.
Agreed. Let's keep our heads in the here and now, before we encounter any other unpleasant surprises. [The train seems to have stopped, so he goes to try to open the door.]
[It does take a moment for his eyes to adjust to the extra light as he steps out from the train.]
Indeed. It seems much more... mundane than expected. But of course, appearances can be deceiving when it comes to Retrospec. Stay nearby, Kaede. [He warns her as he starts to examine the area.]
[ And as they make their way through the area, they come upon the underground shopping mall. Kaede walks up to one of the shop windows, looking through it. ]
It looks like there's a lot of vintage toys in here. I wonder if they're from the same time as the stuff on the trains.
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.
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[ She gives him a confused look. ]
Mascots...? What do you mean?
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[But his expression turns more serious as she questions the mascots.]
A black-and-white teddy bear named Monokuma and a magical girl-themed bunny whose name is unknown. They happen to be involved in a number of our memories of the other world, but despite their nature, they are not to be taken lightly.
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What did they do?
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[He pauses, and a shadow falls over him.]
...This may not be the time to explain everything.
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Oh good, we can finally leave!
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[With that, he opens the door! And it seems that they're now in the station. No need for night vision goggles here!]
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Wow... I didn't expect that car to take us here.
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Indeed. It seems much more... mundane than expected. But of course, appearances can be deceiving when it comes to Retrospec. Stay nearby, Kaede. [He warns her as he starts to examine the area.]
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[ And as they make their way through the area, they come upon the underground shopping mall. Kaede walks up to one of the shop windows, looking through it. ]
It looks like there's a lot of vintage toys in here. I wonder if they're from the same time as the stuff on the trains.
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They certainly look quite old, but there's no way to tell for sure. Either way, it seems that we're certainly intended to be reminded of olden times.
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[ She wants to look at the toys a little longer, but they still need to find clues. ]
Do you think there's anything important further into the mall?
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[So he moves forward. And it's not long before a familiar logo is spotted. Byakuya immediately points towards it!]
There! Retrospec! [Without wasting another moment, he starts to run towards it!]
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Be careful! What if there's some kind of trap behind the door!
[ But in all honesty, she wants to brave whatever trap may or may not be there. ]
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Worry not. I know to exercise caution. But we have to proceed forward, if we are to look for answers...
[With that, he steps forth to enter the Retrospec store. And no traps activate!]
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This looks way out of place. [ Unless there happen to be real estate offices in underground malls, but that's not something she knows a lot about. ]
Hey, look at these brochures. [ She holds one up that says "Welcome to Tokyo" on it. ]
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He then follows her towards the brochure.]
Ah, Tokyo... Let's see what Retrospec has to say about them. [There may be some basic information on Hope's Peak in there!]
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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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