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It appears the fog is here in Beika as well. [She takes a sip of whatever she's brewed up for herself and Hakase] I'm not surprised, to be honest. We're fairly close to Ekoda.

[Her voice turns fond] Cousin Saguru is right. It reminds me of London just before daybreak.

...The yellow is a little unsettling, however.

((Been meaning to say this for awhile, but if you want to assume your character(s) have met Haibara, especially during the HSAU, you're free to do so! I'm sorry I kinda failed with that event.))

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London isn't always covered in fog, you know. Although having said that, I seem to be having the same problem.

... It's Ai Haibara, isn't it?

Oh, I know. I was raised there a few years.

Yes. You're Arthur, yes?

((That's absolutely fine by me!))

Well, that as may be, but the way some people harp on about it you'd think we were permanently blanketed in the stuff.

That's right.

Which is simply illogical. No matter where it is it eventually burns off. Some fog just takes a bit longer. Personally I'm happy to blame Conan Doyle for perpetual fog idea.

How have you been? I don't believe I've seen much out of you since that high school virus.

I'd be happy to join you. It does make for good writing, but far too many people seem to take it as the truth.

Nor I with you. I've been much the same as ever, although if there is one good thing about all of this fog and cloud, it's that we're less likely to get bombed effectively while it's still here.

I know a few people who could stand to hear that sentiment.

It's still going on? ~~Of course it is, Shiho, remember your history~~ I'm glad to hear the fog has been useful for at least someone. I've kept to myself for the most part, got dragged around by some of the other kids for New Years.

((strikes = thoughts))

Is fog ever supposed to be yellow?

Not unless it's polluted, and that's certainly not a good sign.

...Are you saying you've never seen fog before?

I've seen fog, but it was always whiteish/grayish.

But this stuff...it doesn't seem natural.

No, now that everyone is mentioning it, it really doesn't seem so. Wonder if I should collect a sample before it burns off...

I would if I had the means to do it.

But then again, I don't know if normal science can say what it is. It's not a solely physical reaction because of a human's biology. It's affecting things that shouldn't be affected if that was the case.

I should check and see if Agasa-hakase has the proper equipment.

Really? How can you tell? Other than a few people with headaches I haven't seen much else.

Because I know this stuff can affect ghosts. And robots.

I don't know much about robots, but ghosts don't breath, don't have skin that breaths, and don't really have organs or anything.

Not to mention there's very little that can affect them biologically.

That is incredibly interesting. How do you measure that? You have paranormal entities as a regular phenomenon on your world?

On my world they're very common. An official study and everything. I've been stuyding it most of my life. [Which isn't actually a lie!]

There's enough similarities that I can find them on other worlds if they still exist too. That's how I found out here. [Which is a lie, but just in case Haibara hears she's on Karen's world instead of her own.]

They had the same symptoms as me.

That is absolutely amazing. When all of this is over I think I might like to come to your world and study a few things myself.

Though it does make this fog more worrisome.

It seems a few people do now. Well, I do make a lot of study trips.

That's why I'm freaked. It's not natural at all.

I can agree with you there. I'm going to see if I can get a sample; find out what it's composed of.

Isn't a sample everywhere?

It's getting it with the least amount of exposure that's the problem.

Well, i still don't think it's breathing it in that's the problem.

it's maybe something else..the fog can be dangerous if it's what I think it is.

Yes, I'm starting to suspect that as well. I wish I could get a sample, but I don't think Hakase has the right equipment to test it.

It's better if we don't risk going out. I can sent you Doyle or Moriarty if you need them.

Agreed. Will they be safe if you do?

They're will be fine, don't worry.

Then I'd be glad if they could bring me a sample, thank you.

Yes, but isn't it a bit strange for there to be fog in either area during this time of year? Especially since neither city is below sea level.

It is a bit odd, but weather has never quite been perfectly predictable.

And I believed that it was just dependent on the rain and the difference in air temperature vs ground temperature.

True... Fog does tend to linger more in low lying areas, as it takes longer for the sun's rays to evaporate the moisture.

Has there been any unusual activity involving pollution? Factory emissions, gas tanker accidents?

It is hovering around more than I like.

None that I'm aware of, no.

Hm...

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Ruling out those alternatives, I think you can guess what this means...

Yes, I can. Is there anything we can do to stop it before it gets too far?

Nothing on your end, no. We're going inside the TV today to have a look around, figure out what's going on.

There has to be an explanation for all of this...

Be careful.

And if you can, bring me back a sample of the fog from inside the TV? I want to compare it to the fog here.

Don't worry, I will.

I'll see what I can do. We should be able to travel to any world that's affected by the fog via the television. Erm... is there a decently large enough television in Dr. Agasa's laboratory?

Yes, I'll let him know to expect you. Thank you.

Right. We'll be there as soon as we test out my theory with Akihiko-senpai. If we're successful, we come to your world immediately after.

You could probably try to collaborate with Dr. Stein. It appears as those he's been studying the fog since visiting the... secret laboratory.

Be careful.

...I'm not so sure if I want to. He seems to be close to that Adachi person.

I'll be sticking close to my teammates the whole time. I'm not as reckless as I used to be.

...He's close, yes, but... Stein operates on a different set of morals than Adachi. At least, from what I've seen of him. But I understand your concern.

I don't want any of you getting lost. [Except maybe Kanji, but she's not going to say that]

Maybe. He seems smart enough at least.

We've never gotten lost before, not with Teddie's nose and Rise-chan's Persona guiding us! [A-Aw... ;__;]

Surprisingly, he's a teacher, and he has a soft spot for children. In truth, he's been training them to fight an entity in his world which is similar to Ameno-sagiri.

Just... don't push your luck. Please. [She's still a little bitter from HSAU]

...Maybe I should then, if he's fond of children.

I'm used to pushing my luck. But we'll be cautious, don't worry. [Understandably so...]

I don't believe he'd do you any harm. I allowed him to examine myself and my Persona, for research. I wouldn't do that if I didn't trust him.

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