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It did, but your internet broke down so you couldn't see it (that's really sad...I'd die if that happened). I wish that my next chapter (for my Fanfiction.net story) would magically finish writing itself.

I ban you for adding me as a friend! (I was trying to be a loner!!! JKJK) My real name is Jean

25. Check dctp.ws (for the zillionth time) to see if the next DC chapter has come out yet. If it has...READ IT!!!

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Air girl.

*feels awkward* Erm...am I interrupting something?

I advise you to not misuse capital letters.

Someone who I know by name, but have never really talked to.

Kudo Yukiko. Writing or reading?

I add a knife to the paper plane and I throw it towards you. I have amazing aim and awesome paper plane making skills (not really) and it scrapes your neck. You die of losing too much blood.

Babies.

Smart but ugly. Nerd or gangster?

Not true. I don't love them, but I'm perfectly fine with having one. Random.

Twilight.

How should I know?

The clock is a clock set for explosion. I install a listening device and camera onto it so I can investigate when to blow you up. I press the detonator as soon as you set it on your table. A ribbon (Good luck!)

I chose the Hirukawa lady for this one. I think that the mystery was more of a set-the-stage mystery than anything else, probably so Gosho Aoyama could introduce Sera. 1. Hirukawa-san was the only one who's name was actually mentioned in the manga, indicating that she was an important figure in the murder case. 2. If we were judging by the time in which Hirukawa-san came down from seeing the Teigo-san and when he fell to his death at the parking lot, we could easily assume that she was the only suspect who had any contact with the victim. 3. Hirukawa-san claimed to be "scared to come out of the elevator", which may mean that she actually had some sort of device set up in a discreet corner of the elevator and was planning to dispose it (for instance, she may have stuffed it down into the elevator shaft) or was setting up something else. Also, she may have pressed the numbers 6 and 2, so that it would appear that the elevator had stopped on both of those floors before continuing to head down, giving the impression that somebody else was in the building. 4. Hirukawa-san was the one who suggested they go out to buy a recording device in the first place. 5. Hirukawa-san would have a motive: the death of her parents.

I love the idea, and I can't wait to see if we can get it started. Who's going to write the rules? I think we should get an experienced writer, maybe from Fanfiction.net? If we do get this up, count me in! I really wonder how everything will turn out. P.S. Mohorovicic, would you send all of us the rules if you're the one who's supervising everything? Thanks!