Chihiro feels uncomfortable as she's left out of the conversation, but she accepts that its inevitable. They're police officers, and frankly, what they do will be up to them. She lingers where she was told to, until she sees a puddle, probably left over from a drenching rain, on the ground nearby.<br/><br/>She peers into it, and a silvery fox head looks back at her, cruelty and evil in her canine appearance. Nothing like Lowe or Stone's looks at all. Little does Chihiro know that this face is the face on thousands of wanted posters for violent kidnappings and assaults of people who were experimented on. If there is such a thing as a mad scientist, surely this fox is it.<br/><br/>“Enjoying yourself?” the fox asks.<br/><br/>Chihiro whispers, “Who are you? What did you do to me?” She tries to keep her voice down so Lowe and Stone don't hear, but she's not sure how successful she'll be at that.<br/><br/>The fox says, “We switched places. Our worlds are much alike, but subtly different, and the aether theories are perfectly valid in my world's physics, although I see they don't function on your world. I can't switch back with you even if I wanted to. The technology doesn't exist on this side. But your government has been...less than accommodating. Neither of us can use each other's residences, either, which is bothersome. At any rate, I only wished to tell you that you were a fantastic success, number 29. You were the only human receptive enough to dream aether using my mirror catalyst for me to switch with. The other ones all died.”<br/><br/>Chihiro stares in shock at the puddle. She has no clue what to say. The fox, arrogant, says, “Oh, tell Officer Stone hi for me. Tell him that the fox from the Dennam murder case is responsible for this. Both he and his partner should know about the infamous Dennam case. And if you need to prove you're not from there, show them the contents of your wallet. Pictures, money, license, oh my.”<br/><br/>Chihiro hisses, “Why would you help me? And I won't tell them any such thing. You just want to taunt them!”<br/><br/>The fox laughs and says, “I'm not helping. I'm saddling you on the police. Oh, and taunting, as you pointed out.”<br/><br/>Then the image is gone.<br/><br/>Chihiro stands in silence. When the two wolves turn back to her, she asks, “Are you two going to arrest me?” Why not use the evidence of where she's from? The fox had wronged her, but that fox also had a point that pictures of her loved ones and friends and stuff might prove she wasn't nuts.