@pavoliareine In addition to Rain Code, if it's mysteries you want, you could try out "The Roottrees are Dead" or the "Incident at Galley House" if you have the perms. Both games have built-in notebooks.
@3313I429 Neither am I, I just looked it up before a while ago and remembered it. Rain Code's names are all very unusual and localization changes are fun to research.
@HirukoHints When I finished First Scenario I thought the game was good but I really wanted a mystery or a killing game. Then my next route was Mystery and the one I got after that was Killing Game. That was when I knew Hundred Line was something special.
@TGirlie101 There is a g'ie ship somewhere that they can find. It's definitely possible. They can bring Glowzomi!
But they'd have to take extra care of her.
@TGirlie101 In Japanese, this line was:
ε·ε₯β¦ε·ε₯ε·ε₯ε·ε₯ε·ε₯ε·ε₯ε·ε₯ε·ε₯ε·ε₯ε·ε₯ε·ε₯ε·ε₯ε·ε₯ ε·ε₯ε·ε₯ε·ε₯ε·ε₯ε·ε₯ε·ε₯ε·ε₯ε·ε₯ε·ε₯ε·ε₯ε·ε₯ε·ε₯ε·ε₯β¦
26 Kawanas.
The English is missing three of them.
@arhumSearcher I finally have the answer. In Japanese she sings βͺγγγγγ―γΉγγγΎγγγο½ . Kagi translate defines this as "A mnemonic phrase used to memorize the four auxiliary verbs of existence: ari, ori, haberi, and imasokari, all of which signify 'to be' or 'to exist'."