Davis was sure that after he told Quill everything, she would have to react somehow. The model might get upset and damn Davis's existence, or maybe she would be more understanding of his situation. He would have been okay with either result, as he'd know right away if Mondatta was right about telling everyone his secret. But Davis didn't get a response like that, just stunned silence. Quill folded her arms and looked away from him. The passage of time was not going to make Quill talk. This was perhaps the worse outcome. She was clearly upset, but wasn't about to voice if she held it against him or not. All that courage he displayed, and this was what he got? What a waist of time.

	“I see...” The frustration was evident in his voice. Davis made his way past Quill. “I guess I'll see you later then.” As he walked towards the door, he could see Kara staring at him awkwardly.

	[color=0072bc]Um! Uh... Hi Davis, I came to help out, I didn't want to be some sort of burden on anyone, so I'm trying to help out as much as my little heart can.... Um, I'm not interrupting something really really important right?[/color]

	She was ignorant of the whole thing. Good.  Davis stepped outside with Kara and shut the door. He was noticeably calmer now that he was outside that room. “No, that wasn't important.” It was then that Davis realized he was still holding onto the folder. He must have picked it back up again at some point during his confession. “There wasn't really anything in there. Everything's written in moon speak.” He lowered the file into Kara's hands. Seeing the small girl hold the large folder made Davis smile. The document was so large it obscured the lower half of Kara's face. “I think it might be important, but someone who can read it needs to look over it. Maybe you can?” He patted Kara on the head. “If you can't, I'm sure you'll find someone who can. Then you can tell me all about your discovery later.” Perfection started to walk towards the ER room where Calvin was waiting. Or perhaps recovering was the right word? “Please don't talk to Quill.”

	As if on cue, Quill stormed out of the strange room and made fast steps towards the patient's quarters. She was likely going back to her room.

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	Shona observed Damyon's list. The knight hadn't expected the poet to posses such powers of observation. She actually had to shake off her surprise before responding. “I believe I may have found something that relates to the origins of the robots, at least the carnage sisters.” Shona looked at the magazine. “However, I'll need some time with it to see if there's anything worthwhile inside.” Shona approached the corner of a table. The knight took a white bookmark and started to scribble notes on the back of it with a nearby pen. “I think you are correct with your observation of our efforts, but I don't think much can be done about it. Because our movements and what's available to us is so limited, we do not have the option to pick the mysteries we wish to focus on. We can only work with what is available to us. I do, however, think it is wise to take our numbers and give them specific tasks instead of expecting everyone to work on everything.” Shona stopped writing and lifted the book mark up to her face for closer inspection. “Is is that what you were suggesting?” Shona Placed the bookmark in Damyon's book. It was a note much like the one he had written. Shona's handwriting was neat and almost looked like fine calligraphy. 

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[i][b]FACT:[/b] We appear to be in Axis Mundi hospital, or a mock up.
[b]OBSERVATIONS:[/b] While the floor we have access to is certainly laid out like Axis Mundi, it looks old and abandoned. Some of the rooms appear to be altered. The most apparent areas are the clean room that was made into a laundromat, and the study, which looks like it was formerly a bookstore.
[b]QUESTIONS:[/b] If this is Axis Mundi, why has no one come to rescue us? If it isn't, why is so much effort being put into making us think that it is?[/i]

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	“Just an observation of my own. While we should definitely stay focused on one mystery at a time, it wouldn't be a bad idea to keep track of all of them. The robots also don't look like they were made with Axis Mundi's medical technology, but I don't think that will remain a secret once I've looked through this.” Shona lifted up the magazine again. “I have a few other places I wish to investigate. I'll return to my room shorty. If either of you need me, I will be there. Fare thee well.” Shona approached the stack of books she had amassed while inspecting the study. It was only now the knight realized that even she could not carry a stack so large. So Shona instead pulled out some of the more relevant materials, as well as Mondatta's gift, before leaving the study.

	Once outside though, Shona could hear the sound of music. More specifically, a piano. It was faint, but it got louder as Shona walked towards the theater. To her knowledge there wasn't anyone who could play the piano. Had the Infinite pianist made an appearance, or maybe this was monokuma's idea of a prank? Once Shona confirmed the music was coming out of the theater, the knight placed her books on the floor so that he could keep a a hand on the hilt of her wooden sword. With her free hand, she shoved the door open and prepared for the worst. However, there were no evil horse riding robots or plush bears. At the back of the theater, She could see Felix was the one playing the enchanting tune. This was certainly a surprise. This just proved how little they all really knew about each other. Who would suspect that the Infinite Free Runner could also play an instrument so well. While it was originally her intention to study the magazine back in her room, this seemed like a more relaxing atmosphere. Shona took a seat and started to go through her reading material, not wanting to disturb Felix's performance.

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