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Profile of Ozawa, who was just arrested. (Link)

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Even though he's underage, the information spread in an instant—almost as if someone was secretly pulling the strings...

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Don't dig too deep,

you'll get erased.

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I can't believe it was actually someone from Hikaru's school.

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He even brought a handwritten apology letter... Wait, what the hell is this?

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Did you really think you could go to another world by killing Nanami? You're seriously messed up.

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You actually believed those internet rumors.

There are certainly a lot of idiots in this world who defy imagination

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It's often said that intelligent idiots are useless

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The theory that Hikaru was the culprit was quite firmly established, so the shocking twist has turned the whole world into a celebration—this is wild

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It's only a matter of time before the culprit's house is physically burned down

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Speaking of burning down, the person who actually set Hikaru's house on fire should really show up

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Sereka and Karen, who gracefully ignored the real culprit's comments during their live streams, must have known this would happen…?

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The situation surrounding the discovery of the culprit is just too confusing. It's hard to imagine any other explanation than someone having been kept captive and then suddenly released

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Then the culprit would just say it themselves, right? Well, they might have said it, but the police just haven't announced it yet.

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They were kidnapped! Wait, really? Will anyone even believe that?

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Even if they're told to produce proof of being kidnapped, that'd be impossible, wouldn't it? From the police's perspective, the suspect is just a suspect, and they probably don't care about the details of when they were on the run. Once they're thrown into the pigsty, it's all over.

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Neither Serika nor Karen seemed particularly interested in the discussion about the real culprit—ever. So, secretly, I wondered if maybe Serika and Karen both thought Hikaru was the real culprit. Well, my guess turned out to be wrong, but if Serika and Karen were the ones hiding the real culprit, Ozawa, everything would make sense. Hikaru started in the dangerous forest and was even a candidate to be the first transfer victim to die in Totokaruchō. Yet somehow, despite all that, Hikaru ended up being unusually popular with viewers, earned crystals and points, and survived. Back then, I didn’t find that strange at all. After all, Hikaru was the one accused of killing Nanami, and had been heavily criticized. But watching the suspicious arrest of the culprit, it almost felt like something had been planned all along… didn’t it have a certain air of deliberate manipulation?

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Strange letter arrived…

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Serika and Karen aren't middle-aged men in their late 30s who are just playfully flirtatious. They're still kids, just like elementary school students not long ago

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They're not ordinary kids, but things like being confined somewhere would be tough, especially requiring physical strength

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If you hired an assassin, it might be possible. They probably have the money for it

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Do assassins actually exist?

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Why do you think they don't exist? It's a job anyone could do, and it pays a lot of money

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Serika seemed really relieved when the criminal was arrested, but Karen was completely calm—so I couldn't help laughing

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Karen: "I'm glad they got arrested, nyeh~"

This

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Wait! I get it now!

The real culprit behind Nanami-chan's murder is Celica and Karen!

Ozawa was framed as a scapegoat, and Nanami-chan, fearing she'd lose her brother, had her killed at that precise moment.

Hikaru being chosen for the otherworld transfer was an accident.

Hmm, three points.

Anyway, whether Nanami-chan loses her brother or not, she's already said goodbye to the other world—her rival's already dropped out.

But then, what's the point of TWINSIS trying to bring Nanami-chan back to life?

Probably, Hikaru's going to end up belonging to Refreia-sama anyway, so they're just treating her as a kind of ingredient.

Ingredients, huh...

Offer up Nanami-chan! This is a sacred offering!!

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Hmm, three points.

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If Nanami-chan comes back to life, the media won't leave her alone, and the truth will be revealed right away, don't you think?

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Don't you think religious figures won't stay silent? It's not supposed to be possible for a resurrected human to exist—don't they go that way?

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It'll be either worship or elimination, one or the other, don't you think?

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I'd like to join the Nanami religion. A religion that just says "adorable, adorable" all the time.

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Even if we set aside redemption, Serika was supposed to be one of the first discoverers, right? She just happened to have the key and entered the room first, then found the body... Wait, huh...?

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In a mystery story, that's definitely the criminal's move.

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The bodies were found in the dining room, right? And Nanami-chan was in her own room, wasn't she? There were no signs of a struggle, it seems...?

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Serika's flawless alibi move. Only someone familiar with the thread would catch it.

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Serika's a genius at silent kills.

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It's possible the Hikaru family are descendants of ninjas.

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Indeed, a true genius...

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Karen has a kunoichi vibe.

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Wait, Serika and Karen live next door to each other, and they've definitely been questioned, right?

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Who actually takes this seriously?

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If it's really true, then what about poor Ozawa-kun, who was picked as the scapegoat...? What are we supposed to think about Hikaru saying "the culprit is a classmate"? Wowsers.

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That classmate with no name, you know! Couldn't Hikaru have conspired with them to kill Nanami-chan?!

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No way! Don't you remember what Hikaru was risking their life for just a little while ago?!

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Go to the hospital. You've got a problem with your head.

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Anyway, will Nanami-chan come back to life? That's what really matters. Once Nanami-chan is revived, everything—the real culprit, the truth behind the incident—will be clear.

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We still don't know. It all depends on whether Selica's unconventional plan succeeds.

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It's not really a "clever trick," you know. The number of messages is actually starting to decrease.

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Seriously, I've practically emptied my entire savings. It's not going to bring me a single cent in return.

It cleverly exploits the fact that strong emotions are needed for a message to reach someone. But having the courage to actually do it isn't something ordinary people have.

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Ad budget is insane. They're even running TV commercials.

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Huh? Does everyone know what Serika did?

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Actually, why are you here and don't know?

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The Jeanne board is having a festival.

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They're running a big campaign on French TV and the internet, saying "Send messages of support to Jeanne Colette! Those whose messages arrive safely will receive 1,000 euros!"

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What a campaign that's bound to backfire.

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1,000 euros is about 100,000 yen, right? That's going to bankrupt them.

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No, it's actually decreasing with this. The message.

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Why is that?

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You can't find out whether you've been accepted unless you send a message with the text to the site prepared by TwiN/SiS. You'll immediately get a management number back, so you need to add that number to your message and send it to Jeanne. Once Jeanne successfully receives the message with the management number, you'll officially get 1,000 euros.

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I see, so the management number just takes forever to arrive.

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No, there's an automated program set up to send the management number right away.

But for some reason, even when you actually send the message with the management number, it's mostly rejected.

Still, a few messages do make it to Jeanne each day, so there's a celebration every time someone gets the 1,000 euros transferred—kind of like a free lottery.

It feels like a free lottery.

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A message worth 100,000 yen is huge, isn't it?

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100,000 yen is a lot, you know.

It's like a month's salary.

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If you get 10 messages a day, that's about 1 million yen. Isn't that tough even for a Twin/Sis?

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Around 30 million yen a month. 360 million yen a year. I'd die.

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Are they intentionally mixing in impure motives—like sending messages just for money—to lower the acceptance rate? Would anyone actually do something like that, even if they thought about it?

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People actually do it, you know.

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It's not just that.

The mechanism or criteria for message adoption has quietly been studied in various ways. Those messages that don't reach their destination easily are adopted under lenient standards, so quite arbitrary messages can get through. On the other hand, messages destined for Jeanne are rarely adopted. Still, when it comes to total numbers, once you reach Jeanne's level, the number becomes incredibly high. Even if the adoption rate is only 1 in 50, the sheer volume of senders makes up for it. What makes this adoption rate tricky is that it doesn't follow a rule like "at least X messages will always be adopted regardless of total numbers." Instead, it simply increases difficulty proportionally to the total number of messages. In other words, when the total number of messages hits its cap, the adoption difficulty also caps out. That means Serika deliberately increased the number of terrible messages through a campaign, artificially raising the adoption difficulty to its maximum and thereby reducing the total number of adoptions.

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It's like that annoying system in RPGs where enemy levels rise when your character levels up

, but

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plus, even if it costs a bit more, it doesn't matter as long as Nanami-chan comes back to life. That's probably why it's marketed as a limited-time campaign.

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So if the total number of messages increases dramatically, even previously accepted levels might get rejected.

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Ultimately, if you prepare Sakura and have a few people say "It really was sent!" then maybe you could get away with it without actually paying. Whether that's fraud or not is a gray area.

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Harsh, lol.

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If you're going to scam, you'd aim for something like 10,000 euros instead of a petty amount like 1,000 euros.

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Can I send this from Japan too? I'll send it over!

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I already sent mine ages ago. Apparently, it never arrived though. It was full of nothing but the desire for money...

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It's amazing how God filters messages based on "strong feelings." Some mysterious mechanism. It's like you need that intense passion, just like when some CEO once handed out a million yen.

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The key is that you can send as many messages as you want, one person can send over a hundred, I bet.

So just imagine how many messages must be sent in a single day...

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Speaking of difficulty in selection, I think I've seen that on Twitter before.

If you're a less popular transfer recipient, even the most meaningless, worthless messages seem to get through.

All I remember is feeling sorry for those unpopular transfer recipients.

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It's a system that the god adopted because the worst message was sent in overwhelming numbers right at the start, yet Serika and Karen cleverly turn the situation to their advantage...

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Anyway, this means Jeanne is definitely going to hand over the relic of resurrection to Hikaru now!

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Nanami-chan is coming back to life! Resurrection!

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This will become a very important day from a Christian perspective. I think the Vatican will really struggle with how to interpret this. They might even consider an assassination to "erase it completely."

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You're reading too many light novels, aren't you?

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It's certain that that god isn't the same as the Christian god, but still, 'resurrection' is something special. When Christ rose again, the dead will be resurrected, and the final judgment will come.

The equation is complete: Christ's resurrection = resurrection of all the dead = resurrection of the dead (Nanami) = Christ's resurrection = final judgment.

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Too absurd an equation, lol

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The final judgment has already arrived, hasn't it?

Divided into those chosen by God's judgment and those not chosen

This world is about to become Gehenna

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There are actually people who seriously believe this

It's the end times, after all

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The world will perish! It will be destroyed!!

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Once Nanami-chan resurrects, does that mean the final judgment starts right at that moment?

This is scary

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Isn't the final judgment the one where the angel Gabriel blows the trumpet?

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It's the Apocalypse. You've probably heard the word "apocalypse" before—this is what it refers to. It's a book that prophesies the end of the world.

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If it's the Apocalypse, won't the world end?

I have no idea at all.

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According to what's written in the Apocalypse, Christ will return to life at the end of the world. At that moment, all the dead will be resurrected, and then it will say, "Now, the final judgment will be carried out!" The wicked will be cast into hell and suffer forever without dying, while those who believe will be saved and enter a 1,000-year kingdom.

That's more or less the story.

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I thought for a moment, "So they're brought back to life just to be killed?" But no—it's to make them live forever, enduring eternal punishment.

Ah, I see. This is what heaven and hell are like.

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Sure, it's funny to talk like that, but if you said something like this in a Christian region, it wouldn't just be a joke

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Do Christians actually believe this kind of thing?

That can't be real, right??

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In reality, it's already getting pretty close to that, isn't it?

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End-of-the-world ideas are pretty common in many religions, you know

Once God actually shows up, it's already pretty tense everywhere

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It's going to end! It will be destroyed!!

This world is going to end!!

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Could Nana-chan possibly be presented as the reincarnation of Christ?

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It's entirely possible, you know

Either way, it's going to make money

You could get enormous wealth just by talking about the afterlife, even if it's a lie

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Well, Serika will surely think things through carefully

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I just hope that seeing Nanami-chan come back to life will bring a smile back to Hikaru

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Definitely