The battle junkie's room is cleared with probably a good deal more grace and speed than the actual lady that Coco's disguised as would have. Certainly with more purpose, which might have drawn attention if there was anyone to notice it.<br/><br/>The drone, is one of the first things that Coco notices upon entering the upper room. Mostly because it is one of the two things in the room not dedicated to the nearly spartan but recognizably police/law/Japanese styling of the room. It's a rather ratty and tattered anthroform drone, with a roughly painted on facial tan, mop of fake grey hair, and tied on voice box.<br/><br/>No extra offense beyond drone hands and what can go into them. And without the barrier hazig things up, Coco can also see that she has to revise her opinion of the mummy. It's more like a horrible and gruesome specimen in a box. Said box has a very different styling to it's magical markings than the magical circle does and for good reason. They're all fakes. Extremely convincing fakes, but she recognized a few errors in the imitation of styles that was going on around the edges. The corpse does nothing but certainly looks like it does something for the circle.<br/><br/>Which, being in sight, has most of its secrets revealed to Coco. Once active, the circle's illusion will (most importantly) make the drone into Shibusawa and cover up the corpse unless... well something is done, but viewing that part would mean triggering the circle, most likely, and possibly also the anthroform drone. Not the security drone, though, but seeing as it's stationary with regard to which side of the reinforced door it's on means that even if it was triggered and saw through Coco's disguise it wouldn't be able to do anything that mattered other than make noise.<br/><br/>The illusion probably also makes the rest of the apartment seem more actively lived in, but it's hard to say how much and also how much that matters given the focus on covering up the drone as the man.