> Jot down quick diagram of woods and pin locations.
> "Thanks. If I find anything later I'll tell you okay?"
>You study the map and quickly reproduce the general shape of the forest and the locations.
>"I hope you will!"
>Scratch the hypothesis that Yukari looked familiar because she resembled Maribel.
>Copy down the picture of wood and brown's pins location ON THE NEW PAGE. Flip the page in the way it skips over the page we previously drew some location of the pins before
>"Do you know how I could keep track of our location in the woods so I don't get lost within?".
>Look over the map in great detail also noting pin's colours; we were kind of rushed last time.
>Ask Maribel what the other pins on the map represent.
>If you can, remember if you had managed to copy down all the pin's locations.
>Is that slip of papers still there?
>If so, ask Maribel what those are.
>Actually, seeing her again, you're really noticing the similarities. They could pass for mother and daughter in a heartbeat.
>You didn't actually draw them last time, you just noted locations. But you keep the sketch on a separate page.
>"Renko's always been the one to keep track of directions for us. But I guess you could use a compass or a GPS?"
>You pour over the map a bit more. There's quite a few pins in it; you are certain the colors mean something, but you have no idea what.
>"Oh. The blue, white, and yellow ones are for our mundane jobs. Blue means we've confirmed a thing, yellow means we've yet to look into it, whites are currently active.. Red pins were false leads on extranormal activity. Green are leads we've yet to check. Browns are ones we've only got a vague idea on.
>You hadn't. There are too many.
>They are.
>"One of Renko's projects is to try and reproduce various talismans from the Moriya Shrine. I keep telling her they don't work like that, but she's hellbound to exhaust all the possibilities here."
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