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Herlock is on fine form working a part time job in Madame Tusspell's, though today's dance of deduction isn't one of the best. The location seems pretty irrelevant to our current case for the time being, but I'm sure it won't be long until the waxworks weave their way into the plot. Perhaps the stolen model functioned as a body double for the victim to make the experiment look successful, or something like that.

The missing figure is that of the Professor, a serial killer from 10 years ago who exclusively targeted the aristocracy. Sounds cool, tbh. I wonder if they were Nipponese, given that they killed the older van Zieks brother, Klint. Barok, for his part, acts rather chummy towards Albert Harebrayne, hm. We could be in for an interesting trial if the prosecution and defence are both agreed that the incident was an accident. I suppose Barok could betray his pal, or the brand new Forensics Team could force their way in with evidence of murder, but we've had some interesting spins on the conventional trial format already in these games so I trust they'll do something unique here.

Before the trial begins, Herlock and Iris confirm to us that Harebrayne's scientific experiment is impossible, a fact I'm very glad to have confirmed at this stage. Ryunosuke is also going to be alone in the courtroom for the first time! Was Phoenix ever assistant-less? I don't recall.

Trial next time!