He's dead. The man on the ground looks pitiful as Miss Saeki closes his eyes, wraps him in a body bag, and throws him out the window. At least his suffering is over, you think, as you follow Miss Saeki out of the dark, dusty room and into the equally unpleasant hallway. Miss Saeki pauses, seemingly lost in thought, then turns to you and clicks her tongue. "Ah, yes, I forgot. Did you take his things?" Her expensive metal earrings rattle slightly under her earlobe as her lips move in rhythm with the words. She's wearing cherry-red lipstick today, which makes her small lips look striking. When you don't answer, she shakes her head and returns to the hospital room, a wall of dust passing through you as Miss Saeki slams the door behind her. After some time, you hear the doorknob turning, and Miss Saeki reappears, this time with a bagful of food and water. "This should last us a while," she says, putting all of it in a clear plastic bag and leads you out of the hospital. You and Miss Saeki pass through the exit and are immediately greeted by a terrible stench — a mixture of corpses and rotten eggs. Miss Saeki glances sideways at you and nods. That's your signal. You reach inside your bag and retrieve two face masks. You hand Miss Saeki the cutesy, decorated pink mask and don the plain blue one. "To be frank, even though we have a duty to repopulate the human race, I don't want to do it with you," she says as you enter another abandoned store. There are dozens of clothes racks inside, with various types of clothing hanging on each one. “This would look good on me,” Miss Saeki says, eyeing a white, plain blouse located at the corner of the store. She gives you a curt nod as she takes it gently off the hanger and disappears inside one of the dressing rooms. After a while she returns, now wearing the blouse and a miniskirt. As your gaze wanders over her you realise she's right — she does look good in it. The white blouse complements her bobcut and straight, black bangs, and her slim legs sparkle in the moonlight.