Aabria Iyengar

And yet, somehow across centuries of common use, the phrase lean in remains no longer a warning to would-be pilots in their first days of training.

Though I suppose in this instance, scrawled messily in Jemis Octavo soldier's blood across the Kenner's cockpit window, some spirit of the original mystery has been preserved.

Ooh, okay.

Yeah.

Give, like, we'll say the baseline DC is a six.

We'll go reason.

And then every sort of, like, step up above that flat six will give you more information.

Yeah.

I appreciate your quibble honesty.

Come on.

Come on, 1.

5 plus 1 is a 6.

Okay.

You go and analyze what best you can.

Are you trying to avoid the crime scene at all?

Or like how into this are you getting?

Okay, so kind of just getting up to the window, I think the thing you can most easily suss, this was written by someone writing with both of their hands.

Like it's very easy to suss out like left or right handedness in like Skrull, especially in the sort of like finger painty way.

But there's something about the like lack of lean or specificity that this was someone kind of using both hands simultaneously, a highly dexterous act for a normal person.

But there doesn't appear to be any coded message there.