Nakatsura straightened his sitting position. Uda and Mano looked at Nakatsura. Waiting for him to finish his words.
"When people found two of Tsukamoto's assistants. Those two lost their memories. So perhaps the same thing happened to Tsukamoto. After she lost her memory, she may live as someone else with a new identity and building new memory. Maybe she doesn't even know that she is Tsukamoto."
Nakatsura stopped talking. He lifted his teacup. After taking two gulps, he spoke again.
"It is possible that there is another personality programmed into her brain. Until now, she lived as someone else. Therefore, it is only natural that the preference she chooses differs from the Tsukamoto you have known for many years."
"This sounds like a story in a science fiction novel," said Mano.
Mano wasn't too surprised to hear the theory that Nakatsura had just put forward. From her interaction with Nakatsura, she concluded that Nakatsura really liked to put forth speculative theories. Except for Nakatsura's intuition, there was no evidence to support that Tsukamoto, assuming she was Tsukamoto, had lost her memory.
"Yes. I know what I said is like a fiction."
"Is there anything else you haven't told us?" Uda looked at Nakatsura sharply. It was clear that Nakatsura's absurd hypothesis probably based on some facts he had not yet stated. Maybe there were some truths he might still be hiding.
"Which part do you want to hear first?" Nakatsura said.
"How can you be sure that Tsukamoto has lost his memory?" Uda asked in a curious tone.
"People close to Tsukamoto all say that Tsukamoto is an expressive person. Although she is impatient, she always pays attention to the people she cares about. They say we can tell Tsukamoto likes or dislikes people through the expressions on her face."
Nakatsura straightened his sitting position. Uda and Mano looked at Nakatsura. Waiting for him to finish his words.
"When people found two of Tsukamoto's assistants. Those two lost their memories. So perhaps the same thing happened to Tsukamoto. After she lost her memory, she may live as someone else with a new identity and building new memory. Maybe she doesn't even know that she is Tsukamoto."
Nakatsura stopped talking. He lifted his teacup. After taking two gulps, he spoke again.
"It is possible that there is another personality programmed into her brain. Until now, she lived as someone else. Therefore, it is only natural that the preference she chooses differs from the Tsukamoto you have known for many years."
"This sounds like a story in a science fiction novel," said Mano.
Mano wasn't too surprised to hear the theory that Nakatsura had just put forward. From her interaction with Nakatsura, she concluded that Nakatsura really liked to put forth speculative theories. Except for Nakatsura's intuition, there was no evidence to support that Tsukamoto, assuming she was Tsukamoto, had lost her memory.
"Yes. I know what I said is like a fiction."
"Is there anything else you haven't told us?" Uda looked at Nakatsura sharply. It was clear that Nakatsura's absurd hypothesis probably based on some facts he had not yet stated. Maybe there were some truths he might still be hiding.
"Which part do you want to hear first?" Nakatsura said.
"How can you be sure that Tsukamoto has lost his memory?" Uda asked in a curious tone.
"People close to Tsukamoto all say that Tsukamoto is an expressive person. Although she is impatient, she always pays attention to the people she cares about. They say we can tell Tsukamoto likes or dislikes people through the expressions on her face."
