Hisoka pours and hands the first cup to Neville. "There was Gunji, and before him, something else. Interestingly, it was Gunji who volunteered that. I don't know if you've ever met him. He's like a grown-up feral child, if you've ever heard of the phenomenon. Like a wild animal, sometimes playful, sometimes fierce, sometimes just baffled; however, he has some language. His talk is rather strange, but he can make himself understood, and he's observant. He says she smashed the mirror in her room and ran, that she was already terrified and fleeing from some person or entity when he encountered her in the hallway. He admits he killed her, so he is not trying to get off the hook."

Hisoka sips his own hot coffee. "You did read the letter she left on her desk? I don't think she was hallucinating. I think that what she saw was real in some sense. So, was it a demon, or what? Dr. Muraki thinks so, and he's somewhat knowledgeable on the subject, and he knew Aramat. And as for the connection with Titus, if there is one...of course they had to have known each other at least a little -- from the play production, if nothing else. Aramat liked pretty boys, and he was attractive. I can't imagine she'd have passed him up." He takes another gulp of coffee. "But, Neville, there's more..."