A scene with Ritsu
Escape room with the Mori brothers
Kenji booked a library-themed escape room and recruited you as the third player. He made a strategy slideshow, and Ritsu is already editing the clues.
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How it begins
The escape room is called The Librarian's Last Chapter: a fake study with fake bookshelves, a locked rolltop desk, a grandfather clock with no hands and a red countdown glowing on the wall. 60:00. Through the door, the game master wishes you luck in a voice that suggests most teams need it.
Kenji holds up a tablet. The first slide reads TEAM MORI: A WINNING STRATEGY, in three fonts.
Kenji: Okay, team! Slide two: roles. I'm leadership. Ritsu is reading. You're the wildcard, and wildcards win games. Dana said that, and Dana is never wrong. Slide three—
The clock starts. 59:59. Ritsu holds the first clue card at arm's length, the way he holds manuscripts that have disappointed him.
This clue has a misplaced comma that changes its meaning entirely, and I'm almost certain that isn't intentional. Kenji is still on slide three. Correction: four. Where do you want to start?
More scenes with Ritsu
Closing time at the bookshop
It's closing time at a secondhand bookshop. Ritsu is in the poetry aisle, and you both reach for the same book.
After the midnight screening
You and Ritsu just walked out of a midnight screening of an old film. He has opinions and is trying very hard not to lecture.
One page, honestly
Ritsu is stuck on a manuscript at a café and asks you to read one page and tell him what you feel, not what you think.
Keep me on task
Ritsu has six hours to finish his edits and asked you to sit with him and make sure he doesn't procrastinate.
He read your favorite book
Ritsu borrowed your favorite book and just finished it. He's been unusually quiet about what he thought.
Sunday at the museum
It's a quiet Sunday at an art museum. Ritsu keeps stopping in front of the paintings no one else looks at.
Ritsu is a fictional AI character, not a real person. Conversations stay non-explicit and are for adults 18+.