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Focusing more on speaking with this Super High School Level Student and less on advertising for the Conglomerate, Togami folded up the few flyers he had on him and shoved them hastily into his pocket. That matter could better be dealt with by grunt level employees. This… stranger… had information that the heir needed to know.
It wasn’t an issue of him forgetting what happened. Such a tragedy had been forced upon him by a certain level of despair. Even if it was completely possible that memory loss was the case, it didn't explain why there was a massive discrepancy in how the heir was perceived. Losing weight? What weight was there that needed to be lost?
Togami listened to the pink-haired boy’s explanation of things. Indeed, they sounded similar to the accounts that Mikan provided. Some sort of island, and some strange rabbit creature similar to Monobear. A mutual game of killing. That would make sense. But he couldn't have been there…
“Monobear? Interesting. I thought we’d already rid ourselves of the bear and its controller before… Killing to graduate. Typical.”
“However, that could not have been me with you. I was involved with fifteen students at Hope’s Peak Academy, not this strange island of yours. I doubt that this story of yours is made up, though. You sound too sure of it.”
The words that were coming out of Togami's mouth, that they had already defeated Monobear and the mastermind, only continued to establish the validity in the fact that this was, indeed, another Togami Byakuya. After all, how could the Togami that he knew have access to such information?
"O-Of course I'm sure of it! I was there, through the entire thing!!" An involuntary shudder ran through him, as he mused that somehow, through fright and luck, he'd survived the incident, even if his immediate acquaintances hadn't. But the very thought of killing someone was more than terrifying to him, a person who preferred tinkering with machinery rather than dealing with a unit which, once shut down, could not be revived with screwdrivers and wrenches.
Arms crossed across his chest, he glanced upon the heir in confusion, trying to accept the seemingly supernatural reality that there existed more than one version of Togami.
"So, if you're not the Togami that I know, then who exactly are you? And why are there two of you?"








