"Out of it?" What exactly do you mean, Doppio? Were you... recently killed by someone then, too?
[Diavolo was quick to write off Doppio's confusion and disorientation as a side-effect of the revival process, and the discrepancy in the time and location as... perhaps resurrection is just like that, not unlike how the details varied during his own constant stream of deaths.
He himself was disoriented in the days after his revival, though that was more due to a consuming sense of fear. Given the information, the most logical answer consistent with the theory he's examining right now is that Doppio was either attacked deliberately to get him out of the picture for a time, or otherwise his absence was noticed and taken advantage of.
Really, it only makes sense that the beast he saw that night wouldn't want to risk being seen when Doppio is out and about. But as it is, Doppio is left without an alibi.
He stares at Doppio as he waits for a response, his drink nearly forgotten in his hands.]
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[Diavolo was quick to write off Doppio's confusion and disorientation as a side-effect of the revival process, and the discrepancy in the time and location as... perhaps resurrection is just like that, not unlike how the details varied during his own constant stream of deaths.
He himself was disoriented in the days after his revival, though that was more due to a consuming sense of fear. Given the information, the most logical answer consistent with the theory he's examining right now is that Doppio was either attacked deliberately to get him out of the picture for a time, or otherwise his absence was noticed and taken advantage of.
Really, it only makes sense that the beast he saw that night wouldn't want to risk being seen when Doppio is out and about. But as it is, Doppio is left without an alibi.
He stares at Doppio as he waits for a response, his drink nearly forgotten in his hands.]