#clocktower 3

Clocktower 3 (2002)

Clock Tower 3 is a survival horror game co-produced by Capcom and Sunsoft for the PlayStation 2. Released in 2002, it is the fourth and final installment in the Clock Tower series, and the first and only game directed by Japanese film director Kinji Fukasaku.

(Mello's kidnapping happens earlier in the year for Clocktower 3 plot reasons)

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In the Yagami household, the children follow the path of their parents. Light stays in his room, studying until he goes mad and talks to himself presumably, and Sayu comes home tired, too tired to do her homework. Not after the day she has had. Not in a world of Kira. No, watching her idol is far more relaxing. 

Her mother looks at her, and Sayu knows what she would say without listening. "Kira or no Kira, you shouldn't slack on your schoolwork"

That she doesn't say, means she does remember enough. Being a teenager is tough, and being a teenage Rooder is tougher. 

Light is a boy, and that means he follows Father into Policework. You are your Mothers daughter, and that means you are a Rooder, as your grandmother was, and your ancestors before you. 

Your mother always told stories about myths when you were a child. Now that you are old enough to know why, you are not sure what to think of her for it. It's cool when Sayu was a little girl getting lessons in ningata, yumi, and history. Memorizing spells and magic item use is fun as a kid. Less fun to put your knowledge and skill to use. Sayu looks forward to adulthood. None of her ancestors were a teenage rooder in the time of Kira.

Kira. At first Sayu thought it might be easier to be a Rooder in the age of Kira. And maybe it will be for future rooders. But now Sayu is kept so busy by all of the recent dead that she barely has time to herself. Lights door stays shut, his voice muttering about something inside. Sayu is too tired to eavesdrop anymore.

She doesn't really care about what Light gets up to these days. He's never home.

He probably won't be home for her birthday, by the time she gets home.

Sayu gets on the plane. She has newspapers to read up on for the last case she will take on before her birthday.

She feels tired . Maybe for a few minuets she could sleep. Just to cacth up.

She doesn't notice her drink spalsh on the floor.

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When she wakes up, she notices many alarming things.

The lack of light. 

The duct tape binding her.

The cramped position she is in.

She tries not to panic

Once, Light had showed her a Tutorial for how to get out of duct tape. 

She washes her hands. She doesn't know if the tape is rolled. If not, maybe this can roll it. 

She doesn't know how long she spends on the floor of a car washing her hands backwards. By the time her hands are free, her skin feels raw. 

She feels her clothes to try to find something that could free her feet, and feels the rustle of paper. 

She pulls it out. 

It's the newspaper clippings. 

Well Shit. 

It's a shot in the dark (literally and figuratively ), but assuming she doesn't get killed on entry, she does have better odds in a place she can move, over unknown destination she is being taken to in the back of a trunk. 

Between an unkown destination and murder victims, she will take the victims. At least its familar after all these years

It's time to see if she can use blood and a newspaper to create a portal blind. 

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Mello is outraged to discover that the confirmed capture of Sayu Yagami was subverted when she managed to disappear from a locked trunk, upon opening it and finding no sign of tampering. 

Searches of the road find no sign of her either. 

Maybe she was Kira. 

Bouns what she'd ACTUALLY look like if she went to a UK school