>Also, hello to I-401, who I suppose shouldn't just be called anything
>else just yet? I was a little bit sad that she didn't get a mention in
>the aftermath, although it might just be because she wasn't as
>important at the time.

Not so much that she's not important as that no one really knows what to do with her. She's not hostile; in fact, she's NON-hostile to an extent that's positively confusing to the people tasked with keeping track of her while the VIPs are fumbling their way through the aftermath.

I was originally going to come back to her that evening, but the only one who's liable to be able to make anything of her is Corwin, and he's... not as interested as you might think, just at present. There'll be a time to investigate, but this particular installment ended before it arrived.

>Is it strange of me that through quite a lot of the fic, I was just
>really, really worried about what was happening to the girls of
>Houkago Tea Time during all of this gang warfare? I really hope that
>they're safe.

Not strange at all, but don't worry, they're fine. The disturbances were confined to Republic City and Nanisivik; nothing happened in Sakuragaoka. Matter of fact, we've already seen what they were doing on that very Friday night - it's the same day as the Death Devil show in TFLF #8. (They were so busy in school and then getting ready for the show that none of them even watched the news or anything, so they have no idea anything's amiss elsewhere in the world.)

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