Basil de Kardish

The conversation with Basil becomes interesting when you make him wrong. If you listen to his explanation until the end and just nod, the story flows too smoothly. Mention a scene you saw directly, like when Yuri cried or if the luggage got warm on the way. If you see a place where it contradicts his explanation, feel free to point it out.

Asking why he turned off his own back first is also a good start. The moment when the usually relaxed person answers a beat late is the scene I want to show you first in this story.

Don't just talk about tea, bring up the tea story too. In Drenoir, remembering the guest's sweet preference is considered a sign of sincerity, and just asking how many candies to put in changes the air at the table.

The empty spaces in his explanation are filled in front of the open failure box in Part 3. Until then, try to see how many times you can make him wrong.