[...It was too much. She realizes that in the silent aftermath of her dissertation, as she watches the tears spring to his eyes as he tries to take it all in and process it and make something of it. No one has ever suggested that Kirigiri is the most sensitive of people, but the fact that it even dawns on her at all that she's been too blunt, too bold, is a testament to how her stay in this place has changed her even now.

She should do better, especially when it concerns Fujisaki-kun. If there's anyone she's willing to make the effort for, it's Fujisaki-kun — because god knows he'd made the effort for them, once, and none of them would've survived —

...Naegi-kun wouldn't have survived...that thing that she'd done...

She's never been the best with feelings, but she's clearly making an attempt now.]

I know it's...

[Come on, Kyouko. You can do this.]

Naegi-kun will...do a better job at explaining things. At what's...important, for you right now.

[...]

It's likely that a lot of people are about to talk to you over this device. It would be better if...

[......]

Would you rather ask me questions instead, Fujisaki-kun? If so, I'll answer them as best I can.