Sleuthing

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Marco had given Satori a physical description of Tom, but it wasn't particularly necessary. As far as she knew, there was only one person on this ship who would have two distinct, separate minds at odds with each other. He wouldn't be hard to spot, whatever he looked like.

And before long, during her usual semi-aimless drifting of the halls, she noticed such a pair of minds not far away. Being as discreet as a floating girl with pink hair can realistically be, she looked over the owner of the conflicting minds. Excellent, he even matched Marco's vague decsription.

Wasting no further time, Satori decided it would be best to get a closer look at the captive mind. She drifted towards him, clearing her throat politely. "You are Jake's brother, are you not?"

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Iniss scowled. "I'm leaving now, get out of my head."

Tom paused, for a moment at a loss over how to deal with the sudden ability to communicate. There were a thousand things he wanted to say. A million things he needed to fix. But the most important was... < Tell my brother I'm sorry and I love him. Just tell Jake I'm sorry, and I know he tried his best, and I don't blame him at all. Please, can you just tell him that? >

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"Yes, I think I will." Satori turned to float back away, letting the Third Eye's gaze linger a little longer to catch Tom's parting thoughts. "I've learned about all I wanted to know."

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< Thank you, if I can ever repay you... >

Iniss scowled, moving as quickly as he could away. He wanted nothing to do with mind readers.