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Instead of working, I make math
May. 3rd, 2012 04:16 pmBeen thinking about Liar Game. (New chapter needs out, or I will start posting my meta)
Been thinking about the Akiyama-Nao team, and how Harimoto basically set up the initial rounds to try and break them. It (seems to have) failed. It's known how Nao saw what Akiyama was trying to do that allowed them to save that bond. But it's also true that Akiyama knew (or probably knew) that Nao didn't team up with Kimura and Mikamoto.
( Mathematical (?) proof )
/finishes being late to the party
/finishes doing math instead of working
So anyway, leaving that there, just so I can be smug about it.
Been thinking about the Akiyama-Nao team, and how Harimoto basically set up the initial rounds to try and break them. It (seems to have) failed. It's known how Nao saw what Akiyama was trying to do that allowed them to save that bond. But it's also true that Akiyama knew (or probably knew) that Nao didn't team up with Kimura and Mikamoto.
( Mathematical (?) proof )
/finishes being late to the party
/finishes doing math instead of working
So anyway, leaving that there, just so I can be smug about it.
