{PS: After thinking it over, I decided not to follow the original plot with all its dragging things out. I'll try to make this fun too. Mainly, all that deduction left me numb when I played through the story, and detective mysteries really aren't my strong suit. So I plan to largely skip the deduction plot and go straight to shaking things up and changing the ending. I imagine plenty of people were unhappy with Focalors's tragedy, so I'm going to rewrite that ending!}
Theresa's question about whether Old Day and Ms. Nightingale had been bullied made Furina's expression stiffen, and panic immediately rose in her heart!
She had been quite full of herself when she first met Mr. Sunday and Ms. Nightingale...
She remembered standing on the second floor of the Court of Fontaine, showing off an imposing honor guard, while plenty of her subjects gathered to watch the spectacle and sing her praises.
Mainly, Furina had heard that strange guests with halos above their heads had arrived in Fontaine. To show off her thoroughly "majestic" presence, she had stood proudly on the second floor and declared herself Lady Furina, Fontaine's Hydro Archon!
Although Furina's arrogant manner had displeased Sunday and Ms. Nightingale somewhat, they had decided not to cause trouble when they had only just arrived. After all, compared to the bizarre, fun-loving Stellaron Hunters, the siblings were quite restrained and polite.
So Sunday and Ms. Nightingale had explained that they were merely travelers visiting Fontaine and had happened upon this unusual city on the water, coming to admire its sights.
Sunday had been exceedingly polite, but the silly Furina, carried away by her own performance, had mistaken his politeness for admiration. Growing even more smug, she had welcomed them.
But she had said the halos above