Kenichi made an exasperated noise out from between his lips, the sound caught somewhere between a sigh and a raspberry. So much for trying to scope out what else this person knew. He would have likely left it at that, if he didn’t pick up on…some kind of utterance.
"…Eh?" Without warning, Kenichi switched into speaking English, his pronunciation a little stilted. " < I did not catch it. It’s not English? I don’t know other languages. > "
The sudden introduction of a language Kenichi couldn’t understand irritated him for some reason; it wasn’t like he got so bothered before when chefs muttered words he didn’t know under the heat of a stressful moment, but in a situation so filled with tension, adding one more unfamiliarity made him bristle more.
His nose crinkled with irritation, he distracted himself as he watched the other approach the body, voicing more opinions on what exactly was lying before them all. The body…still looked pretty lifeless and unresponsive to his prodding.
"I don’t think that is an actor."
Was he actually going to touch it himself to confirm if it was a prop dummy, or worse, an actual corpse?
Of course not. Just the idea of handling something that was, one way or another, likely made out of rotten meat made the skin of his neck crawl. nnnnope, nope, he had just hit the limit of how long he could stand the classroom.
"I’m done here, I can’t stand this any longer."
Kenichi sidestepped towards the doorway out of the room, absolutely Done with breathing air that was saturated with rot and iron. He kept his eyes on the scene still before him, glancing from the body and back up to Watson. He made a quick gesture across the width of the doorway as he stepped back, trying to motion that if he had any desire to continue this conversation, Kenichi still wasn’t stepping back into the classroom, even if it meant talking from out in the hall.