LogFAQs > #917846490

He's researching Pokmon cells, so he wants Pikachu to help him with something...and then jokes about putting it in a tank for about a month. Oh, there are Solosis and Duosion in the tanks. Pokmon literally based on cells. They're unresponsive, though. He has an atomizer for his plants, and he has a vial but it's the wrong shape, too. He's doing research on telepathy, and there's a paper scrap in the wastebasket. Wallace has never received telepathy, though; it seems it doesn't work for humans. Also, the name "Ottman" was apparently in the newspaper recently. Now that we've spoken to everyone, Pikachu wants us to name a suspect. I feel like it would be too easy if it were the obvious asshole, but "latent form of telepathy" seems like as good an idea as any as to why Tim can communicate with Pikachu. Then again, Carlos is a Ghost-type specialist, so if Harry's outright dead and possessing his Pikachu...I'm going with Wallace. Pikachu agrees with my assessment and suggests we head to the courtyard for the conclusion of Nina's experiment. There's a strange chill as we approach. She's having trouble making it work; it needs to be a certain shade of orange. We offer to help. We need two berries and a liquid; we get a report on the latter. Based on what it says, I think culture solution is the most likely, followed by water. I head to Fridge's lab again looking for it, and find yet another vial that's not right. Ah, the trash I collected can be used for Fridge's experiments. I try the paper scrap first, then the battery. The former let out the usual purple gas, which Fridge says was purified, but the latter let out a green gas, which wasn't purified at all. No idea what any of that was for, and the only liquid I got was grass juice. I head to the meeting room to get the coffee, just in case that's needed, then grab the water from the water tank. Maybe Wallace has the culture solution? We can talk to the Duosion and Solosis now. They confirm that Wallace can't get the telepathy. No culture solution, though. I try Carlos's lab, but it doesn't have anything even close to a liquid. Nothing in the resource center, though the temperature says it's now 68 degrees. How considerate of them to work in multiples of five degrees Celsius so they're still whole numbers in Fahrenheit. Not like that "98.6" bullcrap that's based on an exact conversion of a rounded-off number (IIRC the average human body temperature is closer to an even 99 degrees Fahrenheit, which would come out to about 37.2 Celsius. It got rounded off to 37, and then that got converted literally to 98.6. This is why you should always pay attention to your significant figures.) I'm at a loss for where the culture solution is, so I just pray that water is actually the correct answer and try to run it. ...No good. And based on Pikachu's reason for rejecting it, grass juice and coffee are out, too. Ah, we needed to actually talk to Wallace to get the culture solution from Solosis's tank. And success. Dorothy's back, and she's got a guest--Emilia, from GNN. Of course. Hopefully she doesn't blow our cover. Seems like she almost did; I had to step away midway through the cutscene. So now we have access to Dorothy's office and the storeroom. Dorothy's partner is Minccino, and it has an empty can for Fridge's experiment. The can elicits an orange gas, which wasn't purified much. And finally, I take the juice to Klefki. Another wrong vial, but then, the right one, with ominous music. Someone seemed to be coming in, but they shut the door...and then it cuts to the cafe. See, I knew that I was right to head to Dorothy's office first, because the important stuff was in the storeroom. Tim is able to quote Pikachu's lectures on coffee--I initially assumed it was something Harry said, but unless Tim already suspects what I suspect, he's not indicating that to be the case. Cut to an ominous phone conversation; someone knows that Harry's son is in the facility. The next day is the TV shoot, and Carlos wants Tim to come to the courtyard.
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