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(→The Big Illusion: Cross-Examination: Valiant is the Lamiroir that vanished, not the one that appeared. Thus, the word "former" should be used, not "latter".) |
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*He says that because the lyrics '''are in English''', he does not understand them. | *He says that because the lyrics '''are in English''', he does not understand them. | ||
'''Perceive''' Machi's eyes. It looks like he is glancing at Lamiroir as soon as she said "English". Does that means Machi does understand English? Lamiroir says that Machi can only say the word "English" and nothing else. So how did he know about the lyrics? Machi says that he read the The Borginian Daily Bugle. You know that's not true, '''Present''' the '''Borginian Newspaper''' it does say something about the case, but it has no mention of the lyrics at all. Machi then remembers that he was mistaken. He now says that it was Lamiroir that told him about the lyrics! This doesn't look like the type to continue, but you | '''Perceive''' Machi's eyes. It looks like he is glancing at Lamiroir as soon as she said "English". Does that means Machi does understand English? Lamiroir says that Machi can only say the word "English" and nothing else. So how did he know about the lyrics? Machi says that he read the The Borginian Daily Bugle. You know that's not true, '''Present''' the '''Borginian Newspaper''' it does say something about the case, but it has no mention of the lyrics at all. Machi then remembers that he was mistaken. He now says that it was Lamiroir that told him about the lyrics! This doesn't look like the type to continue, but you felt your bracelet reacting. You request to add a new statement. | ||
*It was I who explained that the crime followed the song. | *It was I who explained that the crime followed the song. | ||