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Tatsuo Kihara
04/13 near Tisse
So it's been more than a few months since I offered this, but last year I gave a gun safety class at DeadEye. If you've gotten a firearm from Retrospec and want to make sure you're handling it properly I'd be happy to give you a few tips and show you how to use the range if you want to practice. I'm usually at DeadEye on Wednesday evenings, but if another evening or Saturday would work better for you, just let me know.

Also, I ran across a string of numbers recently and don't even know where to start trying to figure out what they're for. So any suggestions as to what they could be would be welcome. They were hidden inside a piece of jewelry, to give at least some context.

[ 139 607 766 ]

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Maybe it's a symbol thing between him and his friend? Perhaps Ryuuzaki was like, "I don't want to get a tattoo, so I'll wear the necklace instead." Though that doesn't explain the numbers...

he would have a hard time being a cop in Japan if he had a tattoo
and no, it doesn't really explain the numbers
so, any other suggestions?

Combination code to something?

It'd have to be an electronic lock then. Even if you remove a digit from each set, the numbers are still too large for a combination lock.

Maybe it was a very special lock?

Could they be case fail numbers? You said Ikou was a detective. Maybe they were super important file numbers?

That is a weird way to keep track of case numbers. I mean, it's a weird way to keep track of any numbers in general, but case numbers just... doesn't seem to fit either.

Maybe he was really into old cases?

So far I've only seen him work on current cases.

. . .

Though there is that thing that happened 'twenty years ago'. Not that I know what it is. Just that something happened then in relation to the builk of the memories I'm getting from him.

Maybe the numbers have something to do with what happened 20 years ago then?

Maybe? Like, it's in reference to whatever happened? Or the necklace itself is from twenty years ago?

Edited 2018-04-30 06:02 (UTC)

Both?

sure. for now, let's go with both.

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