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Latest revision as of 06:09, 14 November 2023
Overview
- Stage Cost:
AP x10 (First-Time Cost) - First Clear Rewards:
S-Chip x40
Guide
- Hover to view spoiler content.
Analysis
It's obvious that Hans Weller is lying, because...
- Affected Opaline Fisheries
- River Water Purification
Hans Weller must have seen Hugh before, because...
- Hugh's History
- Hans' Unfamiliarity with Hugh
Hans Weller's opinion of Heirson is obvious, because...
- Hans Weller's Pollution Suspect
- Laboratory's Operating Status
Hans Weller's source of income is problematic, because...
- The Wellers' Exorbitant Spending
- Accident Compensations
Summary
Location(s)
Misc
Stellis City Police Department
Character(s)
Clue(s)
Opaline River Water Quality
- The current water quality is not suitable for the Opaline fish, but it also isn't sufficient evidence to prove that Heirson lab is responsible for the water contamination.
Hans Recognizes Hugh
- Hans Weller was aware of Jasmine Kenders' every visit to the Opaline Village. He must have seen Hugh Grant before.
Hans' Son's Job
- Hans Weller's son works at a pharmacy owned by Heirson.
Hans Protecting Heirson
- Heirson probably provides Hans Weller with long-term economic benefits, which is the reason why he's protecting them.
