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January mini-event
01/12 06:00
✽ The silence breaks at six to welcome in another crisp Wednesday morning. The sun is shining, the birds are singing, and there's a surprise waiting for anyone who decides to sludge through the snow to inspect the area in front of the auditorium outside. There's a deep indentation in the snow, just large enough for a frozen, charred body to fit in.
✽There are a total of three bodies to find. All three bodies have now been found.
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If he pulls out the paper towels and sniffs them he might notice the smell of normal cleaning products, but there's not a ton of them and it's not a strong scent, so it's unlikely that he'd notice otherwise. Elsewhere in the room, if he's paying attention he might notice the faint, lingering scent of chlorine in the air.
Good thing that Shin caught it so that I don't have to update this post from three bodies to find to four. The nails are dug into the skin pretty nicely, but Shin will be able to extract them as long as he's careful. In the process of that, he can appreciate the good job that was done here. The nails are spread out uniformly and neatly. As he's pulling them out, he might find himself noting that they're perfectly straight, without any real angling or bending or anything in that vein.
The body will come down normally, one joint and limb at a time as the nails are methodically removed.
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After that he'll return to where Natsume's doing his examination, with a glance at him and then back down at Maya. He'll follow Natsume's lead here.
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The blisters that Shin saw when investigating her before are also present on the back of her body. Aside from the holes where the nails were, there are no visible injuries.
There is no rust on the nails.
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1. i am not looking this up but i figure there's probably some kind of difference visually between hands that have had nails hammered-in vs once that have had them put in via other means (like a nail gun or brute force or some other implement idk). is there any kind of trauma or bruising to suggest the former anywhere where the nails were, or is it pretty clean, or etc?
2. how long are the nails used here, i'm just curious, every time i try to look up framing nails for visual reference they're like The Really Long Ones and i'm like closes eyes
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They are long nails! What you're seeing is more or less accurate. They're long enough to pierce through skin and joints and secure it to a ceiling.
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