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Written by Narita Ryogo

Illustrated by Enami Katsumi

Translated by Untuned Strings

http://untuned-strings.blogspot.com/

2003, The Words of Victor Talbot

[Huey Laforet.

If we want to understand that damn terrorist, we ﬁrst have to look into his hometown.

Sure, I've been there with old man Szilard before, but by then, Huey was totally

unreadable.

But there was one thing I found out during my investigation.

That cold-blooded monster who saw his own daughters as experiments? He actually

had something like a girlfriend. 'Course, he never told me about her personally, and I felt

pretty uncomfortable asking Elmer. So I never asked about her.

The thing is… well, a

lot

of us alchemists thought Huey was a suspicious guy. He

was

pretty creepy--no doubt about that--and I ended up falling for some of his schemes too.

But let's set aside Elmer, who's always off in his little world of ﬂowers and kittens. Thing

is, even

Maiza

says, "Huey isn't such a scary person".

In other words, this might mean that Huey's personality changed somewhere down the

line. Or maybe Maiza and Elmer know his true face--the one

know nothing about.

I think the key to all this might lie somewhere in the years between when he settled in

Lotto Valentino and when we met him for the ﬁrst time.

First of all, we need to investigate this old play--the story about him and a woman we

believe might be this lover of his.

We need to see if this story written by the poet Jean-Pierre Accardo holds a grain of

truth.]