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[of_deduction]

I’ve made a fascinating discovery about your Red Dust.

[ For a moment that seems to the end of it but added as, what seems to be an after thought- ]

Oh, and it looks like I've managed to figure out how to stabilise it before you. Tough break that.

If you're feeling the need to try and extract the information from me, I invite you to try.

You know where I'll be.
SH

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[of_deduction]

Exactly.

They'll think they have the upper hand.
SH

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[unetrustworthy]

They will think that because it will be true.

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[of_deduction]

If they suspect a trap then they're unlikely to respond the way I want them to.

Think of it as a game of chess.
SH

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[unetrustworthy]

I am thinking of chess. I know how it is played.

I also know that sacrifices are often made for the sake of the king or queen.

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[of_deduction]

It's Criminal Organisation cult. Of course there will be sacrifices.

My main concern is keeping their god from making a reappearance.
SH

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[unetrustworthy]

[There was a very lengthy pause on Midii's end. She understood his words. She knew which god he was referring to--thanks to her part in the final battle, better than Sherlock himself. She just...didn't know how to respond to that.]

Do you think the Dust is something to make Malicant come back?

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[of_deduction]

I don't know. Not enough information, but that's usually the motive for any cult.
SH

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[unetrustworthy]

Their actions do not make sense to me.

Malicant was evil. He hurt the kedan. He hurt us. He killed some of the baby turtles, but not all of them. Then he left them for us to find. He has no thought for life. If he comes back, he will hurt and kill more. That is all he does. There is no good idea about him coming back.

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[of_deduction]

Sometimes there is no logic behind it.

Some people want to do nothing other than watch the world burn.
SH

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[unetrustworthy]

[One the one hand, Midii wasn't surprised by his answer. She'd seen enough of those kinds of people as child, even before coming to Keelai. On the other hand...]

Why?

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[of_deduction]

There's no real correlation for it for so I'm afraid I can't give you an answer.
SH

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[unetrustworthy]

[It took her a minute to remember the word "correlation", but it was in her list and she recalled having seen and heard used before. One question she did not need to ask. So many more she wasn't certain if she should.]

I see.

Thank you for being honest with me.

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[of_deduction]

Of course, I'm a detective.

I live for the truth.
SH

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[unetrustworthy]

I know.

So please live after this is over.

[She would very much appreciate it if you did not die, Sherlock. Just saying.]

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[of_deduction]

I have no intention of doing any different.
SH

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[unetrustworthy]

Good.

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[of_deduction]

[ ... ]

And you be sure to keep breathing as well.
SH

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[unetrustworthy]

[How sweet.]

I have not made anybody angry at me recent, so I am sure I will.

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[of_deduction]

[ He tries sometimes. ]

Good.
SH