>Is there anything that stands out or can be learned by simply observing the scene?
>Look around for any suspicious personals- old saying says that criminal always returns to the scene, after all.
>Casually ask bystanders for details of the case; do it in a way that doesn't catch attention of police though.
>Think about where on Gensokyo Isle one can acquire guns, and the country's stance on gun laws.
>Think about where on Gensokyo Isle one can acquire legal non-lethal weapons such as tasers, pepper spray, tear gas, mace etc.
>You look around the scene. The warehouse seems normal to your eye. You don't see any signs of damage or the like. You suspect there is something conspicuously missing, though.
>The people here seem to be seadog types and clerks. You do note a small gray-haired woman in a nice-looking suit.
>What do you want to ask? How do you intend to avoid attention?
>Guns are very illegal, you don't know where you can get one.
>You might be able to find that kind of thing at that one pawnshop Uptown.
> Munch on some sunflower seeds.
>Mmmm, salty~
> Ponder who we know that might know about supernatural and just-plain-not-normal stuff.
> Ponder who we know that is open minded to many things, including the weird, and might listen to us about the world not being right in some way.
>You don't know anyone into weird things like that, but you think you saw something about a local conspiracy theorist when you were investigating conspiracy theories earlier.
>You...might be able to approach Satori. Maybe. She is your mom, after all. You'd be more likely to pity you than sneer at you, at least.
Deliver Horatio one liner related to the crime, and then do this.
>You have no shades! Or The Who music available.
>_
