Man in Suit

スーツの男

Where	Shinagawa Station / Tokyo

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Most people are just focused on all the blood. And the body, or whatever's left of it.
I thought I saw some shadowy figure running away, but I'm not sure. Am I the only one who noticed...?
Oh, but one of those high school boys went running in the same direction. Some kid with glasses...
The high school student with glasses? Yeah, he's long gone. Went out of the station, maybe chasing whatever he saw.

Is this some kind of pop-up art exhibition? There was a very detailed statue of a person on the train platform. It looked almost like sculpted salt.
You've seen sculptures made of sand or snow or ice, right? Salt's certainly a new one.
Anyway, it's a very lifelike girl. Cute, too. Whoever made it must be really talented.
Looks like the sculpture got taken down. Shame... It really was cute. Now it's gone, I just want to see it one more time.

I knew that tunnel was dangerous. The ceiling suddenly collapsed... I think a student got caught in it too.

I immediately called for a rescue team. I'm so glad his injuries weren't serious.
That student said that there were still two or three other people in the tunnel, but they didn't find anyone else. I hope they're safe.

The other day, I was attacked by this weird... creature that came out of the tunnel.
But then this high schooler with glasses, one of the kids I'd seen around—he saved me.
At the time, I was too freaked out to do anything but run. I mean, he had a monster of his own. But I wish I'd thanked him properly...

Oh, I saw a high school kid with glasses head into that tunnel with the low ceiling.
I wonder... Is there really something lurking around in that creepy tunnel?
It doesn't seem like Yuzuru headed this way...

I just passed by this girl with short hair, but I didn't recognize her uniform...
*sigh* What do I do? My wife must've caught whatever's going around and she's been stuck in bed at home...
Even if I just order takeout, I still have cleaning, laundry, shopping... There's so much I have to do now.
Well, not like complaining will help. It's times like these that we need to be there for each other.
I wanted to thank that student with the glasses who saved me before, but I haven't had the chance.
With a kind, brave young man like him, I feel more confident about this country's future.