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Daily Lahai-Roi Castaway VI

Somehow, you get the feeling that the search won't go so smoothly this time. Better head to the cafe and check things out first.
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Namipon:
Welcome, Passenger! These days, Honami has been flooded with "castaways" from Lahai-Roi.
Namipon:
By the way, have you ever heard of castaways?
Namipon:
That makes it easier. They're things from outside Honami, like the cassette you and Chisa found in the fountain.
Rover:
What's bringing more castaways from Lahai-Roi?
Namipon:
My guess is that when the rift at the Crossing opened, it "spat" them into Honami City.
Namipon:
Since Lahai-Roi is your next stop, the information inside those frequencies will definitely be of some use.
Namipon:
The problem is… once they reach Honami, their appearance changes.
Namipon:
Hmm... maybe they lose part of their frequency while passing through the rift. Or maybe Honami can't interpret their original form.
Namipon:
From what I heard from Chisa, Startorch Academy's technology is two steps ahead of what we have here.
Namipon:
So, Honami just reshapes them into something familiar to the Left Behind.
Namipon:
But I've figured out a way to restore their true form—
Namipon:
Pon-pon! Presenting, the Lahai-Roi Frequency Analyzer!
Namipon:
Hehe, yes... I traded several cups of coffee to borrow this mystical monitor from the Black Shores passengers.
Namipon:
The process is simple. Step one, analyze the frequencies with the radio. Step two, reconstruct their images on the display!
Namipon:
Relax. I'll handle the technical parts. All you need to do is bring me the castaways.
Namipon:
No need to worry. I will provide you with their general locations.
Namipon:
In fact, the nearest one is just by the Crossing.
Namipon:
Passenger, if you're interested, go take a look.

Head to the cafe to gather intel on the new castaway object
Namipon:
Back so soon, Passenger! Seems everything went well.
Namipon:
Ah, a sunny doll that carries people's wishes.
Namipon:
When the rainy season comes, Honami folk hang these dolls by their windows, hoping for fair weather.
Namipon:
Alright, time to find out what Lahai-Roi intel it holds...

Namipon:
So, this is the sun Lahai-Roi's people have been living under.
Namipon:
If that's the case… does it still rain there at all?

Explore Honami City
Sales Champ:
Passenger, you're here! I'll be guiding you to the castaway today.
Sales Champ:
This time, the castaway is not at the Crossing. It's over by the shops on Ginga Street.
Sales Champ:
And I know Ginga Street inside out. So they sent me to guide you.
Sales Champ:
Hold on, Passenger. I can teleport you there directly.
Sales Champ:
Destination: Ginga Street! In three, two, one... off we go!

Sales Champ:
Ah, Passenger, you found it! The legendary half-priced bento!
Sales Champ:
A half-priced bento is a bento that gets marked down late at night, a symbol of rules and hope!
Sales Champ:
It's the little spark of joy on the shelf when your stomach growls, an oasis you find in the desert of thirst...
Sales Champ:
Ahem. Anyway, I'll restore the information inside this frequency right away.

Sales Champ:
With a cafeteria this fancy, bringing a bento to class feels pointless...
Sales Champ:
Oof, now I'm hungry just watching.

Namipon Courier:
I've got bad news... A package meant for the cafe has gone missing.
Namipon Courier:
One of us found a castaway outside, and we figured it'd be easier for you if we mailed it straight here.
Namipon Courier:
Along the way, a helpful citizen offered to deliver it, but he never showed up.
Namipon Courier:
I don't know... but I can track every lost package's location.
Namipon Courier:
Right now, it's sitting deep inside the Hanakage Underground Street. Please come with me!

Platform Guardian:
Passenger, this is your ever-reliable transport Namipon, here for you rain or shine.
Platform Guardian:
This castaway is a very common means of transport in Honami City.
Platform Guardian:
I have pinpointed its location. Please, follow me!

Polmes:
Super Detective Team, back in action! I cannot wait to hunt the truth with you.
Polmes:
This time, the castaway awaits in the Honami Central Park. It's the kind of item that brings nostalgia.
Polmes:
Enough chatter. Come on, let's go!

Rover:
The Namipon in charge of this search... is not here?

Note:
To lighten her master's troubles is the basic duty of a maid. If you are reading this note, it means— I have already set out to retrieve the castaway for you! This time, the castaway should be near the Meishin Passageway. There shouldn't be any danger… I hope.

Namipon:
Passenger, welcome back. Finally, our castaway search is almost finished.
Namipon:
Yes. These past days must have been tiring for you.
Namipon:
Thanks to the castaways we've collected, I can soon pin down the coordinates from Honami to Lahai-Roi.
Namipon:
Once the rift stabilizes, you and Chisa will be able to return to your Academy.
Namipon:
But… there's still one last castaway to be found.
Namipon:
Hehe, and it's really close by. It's up on the coffeehouse terrace.
Namipon:
Go check it out, Passenger.

Chisa:
Morning, Rover. Hope I didn't surprise you much.
Rover:
Namipon said the last castaway was up here on the terrace.
Chisa:
Well, I'm sort of a "castaway" from Lahai-Roi myself.
Chisa:
Haha, sorry. I was making weird jokes again. Anyway, here it is. I found it near Neon Tower.
Chisa:
The search went smoothly. The only challenge was not knowing the exact location, but a sweet schoolgirl showed me the way.
Rover:
A sweet... schoolgirl?
Chisa:
Right. She was into robot culture, and before she left, she told me—
Chisa:
"In times like this, even a schoolgirl can pilot a robot!"
Chisa:
It's nice, isn't it? Even as the loop ends, some of the Left Behind remain here in Honami, living their quiet, everyday lives.
Chisa:
You must have pieced together something about Lahai-Roi from the castaways, right?
Chisa:
I can't help much… I didn't stay at Startorch Academy long enough to gather much info.
Rover:
That means we're on the same starting line. We'll learn about Lahai-Roi together once we get there.
Chisa:
Hm. I'd love to.
Chisa:
I have a feeling… Once you're back at the Academy, you'll be pulled into many things.
Chisa:
I honestly don't know. But it should have a lot to do with your time there.
Chisa:
Sooner or later, we'll run into our own share of troubles. But whatever happens, I believe everything will turn out all right.
Chisa:
Yes, we will help each other. As classmates.
Chisa:
Ahem, back to the business. Let's take a look at what's inside this castaway.

Chisa:
…On my way to academic enrollment, I saw this towering figure standing at the horizon of the frostlands.
Chisa:
Later, I found its name in the Academy orientation materials—
Chisa:
Exostrider.
Chisa:
From what I read, it's directly tied to why Startorch Academy was founded in Lahai-Roi.

Some time later, you arrive near the Meishin Passageway mentioned in the note…

Rover:
(This does look like something you'd find in Honami.)
Rover:
(Looks like a note is attached to it.)

Head to the cafe to gather intel on the new castaway object
Crumpled Note:
When... did the rain stop? ...Even if no rain falls, I will stay here with you.

Platform Guardian:
You know, Honami used to have an urban legend called the "Goddess in the Fountain."
Platform Guardian:
That fountain looks suspicious. I'm sensing a strange frequency.

Polmes:
Hmm... No luck spotting it myself. I'll leave this challenge to you!
Polmes:
Every speck, every mark, scrutinize them all. The smallest clue could be the missing piece of the puzzle.

Bowtie Butler:
As long as I carry my master's mission, I will not give in!
Bowtie Butler:
Oh no… I can't... I'm terrible at combat...

KU-Shosho:
KuKu, good to see you again, Bloom Bearer.
KU-Shosho:
Do you remember me? I'm the Tethys Terminal assigned to look after Ms. Chisa.
KU-Shosho:
Your friend in Honami City asked me to pass along a few words—
KU-Shosho:
Passenger, radio repairs are almost done. As for Lahai-Roi, that region you and Chisa talked about, I've made a discovery.
KU-Shosho:
"If you have time, come see me at the cafe."
KU-Shosho:
Ku! My mission here is complete. Good luck on your journey.

"Stardust":
This bento... I saw it first.
"King of Ginga Street":
Hah! "First come, first served"? Don't insult me with playground rules. Remember, Stardust—
"King of Ginga Street":
When night falls, this street becomes a battlefield. And the half-priced bento is the crown of a true King!
"King of Ginga Street":
If you lack the resolve to burn your soul for glory, then pay full price like the loser you are!
"Stardust":
I get it now. But with my companions' bonds on my shoulders, I will not lose.
"King of Ginga Street":
Then let me show you what a true King's duel is.
"King of Ginga Street":
Hold it. Seems our duel has attracted a spectator.
"King of Ginga Street":
You there, stranger, tell us. Who deserves this half-priced bento?
"King of Ginga Street":
Hah! Then you clearly know nothing of the gulf between me and him!
Like that, you witness a mysterious evening duel on Ginga Street.

Head to the cafe to gather intel on the new castaway object
"King of Ginga Street":
…Impressive, Stardust. Victory is yours.
"King of Ginga Street":
Your last blow shook me to my very core. But next time, I will win!
"Stardust":
Next time, we'll go all out again!
"King of Ginga Street":
Of course. Wait… I feel myself fading.
"King of Ginga Street":
So this was it... My final wish... was to fight you properly.
"Stardust":
...You've remembered now, haven't you? Everyone else has found their path. Now, it's our turn.
"Stardust":
In this duel called life, let's walk together and shine forth to the future!
Rover:
...
Rover:
So… nobody cared about the half-priced bento?

"Stardust":
...You win, King.
"King of Ginga Street":
Hahahaha! Your strike shook my soul, Stardust. But in the end, the King stands above all.
"Stardust":
Next time, we'll go all out again!
"King of Ginga Street":
Of course. Wait… I feel myself fading.
"King of Ginga Street":
So this was it... My final wish... was to fight you properly.
"Stardust":
...You've remembered now, haven't you? Everyone else has found their path. Now, it's our turn.
"Stardust":
In this duel called life, let's walk together and shine forth to the future!
Rover:
...
Rover:
So… nobody cared about the half-priced bento?

Explore Honami City
"King of Ginga Street":
...Incredible, Stardust. You've found a third possibility beyond victory and defeat.
"King of Ginga Street":
But it's not enough! A tie cannot shake the King's soul.
"King of Ginga Street":
Tonight, this street has no winner. No one has earned this half-priced bento.
"Stardust":
In that case... let's give it to the one who witnessed our duel.
"King of Ginga Street":
You there, spectator. This half-priced bento belongs to you now.
"Stardust":
No, I saw it, the duelist's spirit burning within you.
"King of Ginga Street":
Yes. You must've fought countless soul-shaking battles, haven't you?
"King of Ginga Street":
Take it, and know you hold the symbol of glory—this half-priced bento!

Depressed Office Worker:
I failed, I failed, I failed, I failed, I failed, I failed, I failed...
Namipon Courier:
What's wrong? You look more helpless than helpful now.
Depressed Office Worker:
Ah, I'm sorry I took this sword… Someone like me doesn't deserve to hold it.
Depressed Office Worker:
I used to run with a gang, living a life of failure. And when I finally managed to find a decent job through an agency, I got fired for being clumsy.
Depressed Office Worker:
To stop my family from worrying, I pretended to go to work every day. But all I did was wander around like a vagrant...
Depressed Office Worker:
This sword reminded me of when I was a kid, when I was still naively brave. So I wanted… to prove myself.
Depressed Office Worker:
I thought I could help people get rid of the monsters in the underground street. It took everything in me just to lure it this far.
Depressed Office Worker:
But… I couldn't. I couldn't take another step forward... because I didn't have the courage to face it.
Depressed Office Worker:
What kind of fool am I, thinking I could be a hero of justice? I'm long past the age for that.
Rover:
At least, you still had the courage to hold this sword, didn't you? You've come this far with justice in your heart.
Depressed Office Worker:
…Thank you. Please, take this "hero's sword." Do what I couldn't... Finish off those monsters!
Rover:
Request accepted. I'll take care of it for you.
Namipon Courier:
Aww, you guys got me emotional… but wait, that's our package in the first place!
Namipon Courier:
Careful, Passenger! I can sense something dangerous ahead.

Head to the cafe to gather intel on the new castaway object
Namipon Courier:
Well done. The underground street will finally see some peace for now.
Namipon Courier:
After you defeated the TD, he vanished with a smile on his face, perhaps knowing his efforts hadn't been in vain.
Namipon Courier:
Oh, and in his final moments, he left a message for you...
Namipon Courier:
"What you said made me realize, even with all the bumps in my life, I'm no different from others. We're all just trying to live each day the best we can."
Namipon Courier:
"I still have friends I trust, and a family who cares for me. I think… it's time for me to go home."
Namipon Courier:
…Yes. Anyone who lives each day the best they can is already a hero in their own story.
Namipon Courier:
Alright, let's see what Lahai-Roi information is tucked away in here.
Namipon Courier:
Not anymore. We have made a little upgrade to the Lahai-Roi Frequency Analyzer...
Namipon Courier:
From now on, you'll be able to connect to it remotely through your Terminal.

Namipon Courier:
The restored image… looks like a very special elevator.
Namipon Courier:
But why would Honami City interpret it as a sword?

Mysterious Voice:
Tell me, did you drop this Gale Bike, or this Road Bike?
Mysterious Voice:
The Gale Bike is very fast. It can climb steep slopes, but it's tough to handle. So it's only for experts.
Mysterious Voice:
The Road Bike is a bit slower, but much more stable, and you can take it on special lanes. Perfect for normal riders.
Mysterious Voice:
Oops, there's only one bike left. But it's still a solid ride, far better than any cheap knock-off.
Rover:
(Obviously, this voice is not coming from the fountain...)

Head to the cafe to gather intel on the new castaway object
Hidden Girl:
Sigh… I knew I couldn't hide from you.
Hidden Girl:
…Sorry, I wasn't trying to prank anyone. I just wanted to help advertise my family's bike shop.
Hidden Girl:
Yes. My dad runs the shop all by himself, but lately, business has been slow.
Hidden Girl:
...Everyone's switching to cars or the subway. Maybe no one wants bikes anymore?
Platform Guardian:
Not at all. Times may shift, and fashions may change, but the worth of a vehicle goes far beyond the vehicle itself.
Platform Guardian:
Even if someday bikes disappear from the streets, the culture they embody will live on!
Hidden Girl:
Thank you, Namipon. Wait, you can talk?! So the mascot of Honami is real?
Platform Guardian:
Ahaha, it's a long story... Passenger, I'll take her to somewhere safe first.
Platform Guardian:
That's another castaway hunt wrapped up nicely.

Platform Guardian:
So the most common vehicles in Lahai-Roi are... motorcycles?
Platform Guardian:
Sitting on a motorcycle, feeling the wind race past your ear, that sounds relaxing.

Rover:
This is… a tent? Looks ordinary.
Polmes:
Haha! Real detectives aren't like those in novels and comics. Big cases don't fall into our laps at every street corner.
Polmes:
Most days, it's just humble work, like tracking runaway cats, shadowing cheating—Ahem...
Polmes:
Anyway, the tent, yes. That reminds me of a bizarre case I solved years ago. Care for a tale?
Polmes:
It was a summer's day. A middle-aged sculptor—let's call him "A"—was found dead in his camping tent.
Polmes:
Time of death, dawn. Cause, a dagger through the back. And at the scene stood a plaster statue.
Polmes:
It seemed "A" was working on a new sculpture when the killer struck from behind.
Polmes:
But here comes the curious part. The ground was muddy from the rain the night before, but there was not a single footprint around the tent.
Polmes:
Which means... no one in, no one out. That tent was a classic "locked room"!
Polmes:
Ahem. Want to try your hand at deduction? To be clear, this case involves no Resonator tricks.
Rover:
It was ice. "A" froze the dagger's hilt in a block of ice, blade pointing upward.
Rover:
Then he leaned back onto it, stabbing himself. The ice melted in the summer heat, erasing the evidence and making it seem like a murder.
Polmes:
Brilliant! You noticed the temperature and drew a solid answer!
Rover:
Alright then, just tell me the truth.
Polmes:
Very well! The truth is that the killer sent a Chop Chop Echo inside the tent to do the dirty work!
Polmes:
Ahem. Now then, time to unveil the Lahai-Roi secrets in this castaway!

Head to the cafe to gather intel on the new castaway object
Polmes:
The design of these living facilities is really unique...
Polmes:
Am I seeing straight? Why are their tents shaped like sheep?

Bowtie Butler:
Goshujin-sama! Thank you for saving me in time. I found this castaway further inside the passageway.
Bowtie Butler:
For some reason, the castaway seems to have drawn the TDs here.
Bowtie Butler:
Understood. Next time, I will not disgrace myself like this.
Bowtie Butler:
Please, allow me to show you the castaway's original form!

Head to the cafe to gather intel on the new castaway object
Bowtie Butler:
It turns out to be a mechanical bird that wakes people in the morning.
Bowtie Butler:
Hehe, Goshujin-sama, I'm sure you'd prefer a maid's voice waking you up instead, right?