Chapter 1 NG+/Evidence

Overly Clean Cut
Obtained prior to the investigation starting.

Does not have any associated character dialogue.

Bloodstained Ceiling
Obtained prior to the investigation starting.

Does not have any associated character dialogue.

Scratched Chandelier
Obtained from solving the Chandelier MP.

Fireplace
Obtained from solving the Fireplace MP.

Burnt Glove
Obtained from solving the Fireplace MP.

Floor Gaps
Obtained from solving the Floor Gaps MP.

Entrance Door
Obtained from solving the Entrance Hall Door MP.

Scrap of Carpet
Obtained from an Evidence Square.

Dialogue (Inspecting)
"Incompetent"

- Huh...? Was the corner of this carpet cut off? It's not part of the design, is it...?

"Ideal"

- The corner of the carpet has been cut off. It would seem my theory is on the mark… Curse this intuition of mine.

"Posh"

- My word! Hold on just a moment! Has part of this carpet been sliced off!? How can the maintenance in this manor be so shoddy!?

"Mystic"

- The carpet on the floor has been...cut? Could this be the work of a kamaitachi...?

"Gourmet"

- Hmm? The carpet's been cut? There's no damage to the floor that stands out to me… Something here smells fishy.

"Doleful"

- Gaaah...! I tripped again... H-Huh? Part of the carpet's been cut off... I wonder why?

"Techie"

- The carpet's been cut...? How odd… It's quite rare to see a cross-section so clean.

"Bookworm"

- "Part of this carpet has been cut off. By my recollection, this was already the case when we first arrived," said the girl, thinking back.

Dialogue (Analyzing)
"Ideal"

- Take a look, Wato. Do you know how this cut came to be? It's too fine to be made by hand. Ergo, the culprit did this without human means.

"Posh"

- Aha. The sharpness of this cut is all I need to see. Doubtless the culprit used the wire saw to create it!

((Quote|Mystic|This cut... Were it caused by a kamaitachi, this chemical would have reacted... Perhaps it was the work of a sharp implement, instead?}}

Wall Switch
Obtained from an Evidence Square.

Dialogue (Inspecting)
"Incompetent"

- Holmes, there's a suspicious switch on the wall! Maybe it's connected to the case somehow!?

"Ideal"

- There's a switch on the wall. I'm sure Wato would be in for a surprise if I made him flip this... Hehe, just picturing it excites me.

"Posh"

- Ohoho! A wall switch?! How repulsively pedestrian! There's hardly any need for me to investigate this!

"Mystic"

- This switch on the wall...forms a double helix. Just what could that signify?

"Gourmet"

- Hmm? The toggles on this wall switch look like pieces of uncooked rigatoni. Just flipping them would be risky. I should investigate first.

"Doleful"

- There's some sort of switch on the wall… I wonder what it's for.

"Techie"

- What is this switch on the wall...? There's a separate one for the lights, so this must be for activating something else.

"Bookworm"

- What is this switch on the wall...? There's a separate one for the lights, so this must be for activating something else.

Dialogue (Analyzing)
"Posh"

- I knew it; this switch controls the chandelier, winding it up before descending with ruinous force. What an excessively deadly defense…

"Mystic"

- Hm. So flipping the switch retracts the chain, returning the fallen chandelier to the ceiling. Such a contraption could easily lift a person.

"Gourmet"

- Like I thought--the switch lifts the chandelier back up♪ You could use it over and over. It's a wonderful bargain, like a yogurt starter culture!

"Techie"

- I see. This switch winds the chandelier's chain back up, suspending it from above. Were you to utilize that potential energy…

Presumed Inaccessible - see Notes for details. "Incompetent"

- I-I see...! This switch lifts the chandelier trap back to the ceiling! That way, you can reuse it again and again... Right, Holmes?

"Doleful"

- Aah!? This switch lifts up the chandelier trap?! So it's infinitely reusable... How terrifying...! Still, that momentum could be exploited…

"Bookworm"

- "This switch activates a mechanism that retracts the chandelier's chain, letting you drop and hoist it ad nauseam. Perhaps it was part of the crime."