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- Is it really that similar? Or maybe I just like your voice? - Latro smirked. - Actually, there's a small reason, if you really want to know. We've all been in this class for several months now, and I've been able to form a rough idea about the others. Only you remain a complete mystery. He shrugged. - It's up to you, of course. Although, after our few chance encounters, I've become curious enough to learn at least something about you to overcome the initial barrier. Is that so bad? I don't like all this ignoring each other. Can't people live in at least minimal harmony? Otherwise, we'll all end up like Light - going to the roof to spend time alone and eating lunch by ourselves.
— Okay, fine, — Anelotta initially tensed up, as if a persistent, fat fly was bothering her, but then she sighed heavily and gave in, — what do you want to know so that your curiosity is satisfied? My height? My blood type?Ment
- Do you do what you like as much as possible, and avoid doing what you like less? Yes, I know someone like that... Well, that's good, actually, I'm glad for you. Will you show me sometime?
— No. — Relgar shook his head. — You won't understand.