Hm. You've hit upon a most interesting thing, my dear Lieutenant.
I wonder...daemons reflect emotional states, yes? Mr. Hoover's daemon was able to change...but I wonder if we could use it to find a murderer, given that we are running out of option, should we try to push a certain emotional state on them?
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It's not a guarantee. But it could be evidence.
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I wonder...daemons reflect emotional states, yes? Mr. Hoover's daemon was able to change...but I wonder if we could use it to find a murderer, given that we are running out of option, should we try to push a certain emotional state on them?
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Plenty of spells out there to manipulate people's emotional states. I'm not a fan of it. But maybe they could have a practical use, after all.
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[He's glancing to the coin in the other's hand.]
That's...yes. Actually....would be a fantastic idea. Though I am reluctant myself, it may be a last resort.
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It would require us to have an awfully specific hunch... but it's an option.
And, unfortunately, I don't believe it's possible to control the period of effect. The target would be affected for a full day, or maybe two.
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And the effect is...not a happy emotion, I would suppose?
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