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It's a ten question per Episode test, where you can formulate your aswers based on what you think is the truth. It was made by KEIYA, the one who also did the interview with Ryűkishi I translated...and Ryűkishi approved of that test as well.
It's done in collaboration so that other people might join into the Forgery game.
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Anyone got a link to a translated version?
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But that's wrong. The Black Witch got linked to Kazumi, who was going to kill Ange.
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But the Black Witch wasn't goading her to kill Ange, it was goading her to stamp on what Ange felt was precious, and destroy her emotionally. It doesn't mind that she's gonna kill Ange, sure, but it's message is "Push all your pain onto her and you'll feel better about yourself."
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But what can Yasu do? The only stories she wrote were EP1-2 and those were written before the conference. It also happens in the stories she wrote no one tried to solve the epitaph. So, she did as she had planned. She was pretty much pulling an "And then there were none".
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Right, and look how that turned out.
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She only ended up that way after getting to know the truth about her parentage, but mainly after learning of her physical injury.
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She always was, it just got worse. See: Losing a broom and dustpan and spending hours looking for it without success, then not telling anyone what happened.
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Battler wasn't in Lion's world, though. And the only difference in that world, in terms of family headship, was that Lion was the next in line to become the head of the family and not Krauss. But other than that, Kinzo was still old and in his last days and the parents still needed money like crazy. Not to mention that, as we saw, the parents weren't okay with the idea of Lion becoming the new head.
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You know, last night it hit me: Does Battler not being there really MEAN anything? What Will explores isn't even really Lion's world, it's a mashup of both arranged the way Bernkastel wants it. If Battler's not there, all it necessarily has to mean is that Bern doesn't want Will to speak to Battler, and I can think of dozens of reasons why that would be the case.
In short, we don't need to justify Battler's absence because it's a writing contrivance.