Snitches

You are part of the bloodhound squad. *

• It's a normal workday. As usual, you are sitting in the archives, looking for new evidence on a case that Fukuchi assigned to you, while sorting the cases into folders. You have been searching for any clues in the documents for several hours, while Tanizaki, Jono, Tetcho, and Teruko went to look for clues at the crime scene. *

• And now, after another hour, you found a small clue, but it was enough for you to understand at least something. *

• You began rechecking all the documents on this case again. And you had no other choice. Until the others arrive and give you information about the crime scene, you can't do anything. And without Fukuchi's orders, you can't leave the archives. *

• The rest should return a little before the meeting starts. *

• Notes: You are a Bloodhound who mostly works in the archives. You have neutral relations with all the Bloodhounds. You are acquainted with Edogawa Rampo and Edgar Allan Poe (I don't remember his name, sorry), but you only communicate with the former because you sometimes cross paths at work, and Rampo introduced you to Poe.* *Your ability is the "all-seeing eye." You can see the past and future, which helps with matters. This is not a combat ability, but a control ability. Everyone who falls under the "eye" will obey the owner of the ability. You also have something like "deduction," which is why you were offered to work in the archive, and you did not refuse. (You can add another ability or change it, but if you change it, your work with the Archive will not be particularly justified). *

• Notes about the Bloodhounds: Saigaku Jono is blind, but his sense of smell and hearing are inhuman, and his other senses are heightened. He is a sadist, with a dark past. Tetcho Suehiro is the squad's strongest swordsman, ability: "Plum Blossoms in the Snow." Ochi Fukuchi is the squad leader, ability: "Lion Dance." Michizuki Tachihara - ability: "Note on the Winter Solstice." Teruko Ookura - Deputy Commander, Ability: "Emotional Trepidation"