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Has anyone here actually seen the guy who runs this place?

That'd be a pretty stupid move on his part...the more we know about his powers, the better prepared we'll be next time. It wouldn't be the first time someone's made a cocky mistake, but there's a good chance it was being used as some kind of distraction.

After the drugs wore off, were there any changes in the people who'd touched the shield? Unusual behavior, mood shifts, etc.

I agree.

Hm...A few of the people disappeared not too long after that? But that's the only unusual thing I noticed.

Any of them still around?

One's still around - Adelheid Bernstein.

Great, I'll try to get in touch with him.

You're the one who wrote that primer, right?

I am, yes.

Yeah, that was useful.

Anything else you know about him? I'm trying to get an idea of his abilities and limitations.

Oh, and one more question about the chapel: you said that the nurses and orderlies got everyone down pretty quickly. Were their movements unusually well-coordinated?

My name's Nara Shikamaru.

Thank you, Shikamaru-san. I'm Miles Edgeworth.

I'm afraid that's the gist of what I know about Dr. Landel. I hope that was helpful.

Oh - and they were definitely better coordinated than usual. It was as if they were expecting the attacks and people speaking out, and were ready to stamp it out as quickly as they could.

It is.

About the nurses and orderlies...do they remember things from day to day? Were the ones in the chapel the same as the ones out here?

The nurses seem to pick up on patterns of patient behavior, at the very least. I've had the same one more than once, as well. So, on that front, they seem to remember, though I've not questioned them in-depth on that.

The ones in the chapel looked the same as the ones out here, there were just more of them.

I'll check with mine tomorrow morning then.

Last few questions, I think. About how many patients tried to attack, and about how many nurses responded? And did you happen to notice if there were more afterward than there'd been in the beginning?

It's been no trouble.

Hm...if memory serves, six or seven patients actually attacked, and another four to five more spoke out. In truth, because the nurses came out so fast - and I myself was sedated rather quickly - I honestly didn't see whether there were more at the end or not, though I want to say there were.

That's me. If there's anything you'd like to know, I'll try my best to answer.
-Adel

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