Me Kere Kouari

The time in which this report is written provides only the date that, when this text was written, still belonged to the future.

The building, in which the investigative unit has now been working for several hours, has transformed into a musical instrument for reasons that remain unclear.

Inside the musical instrument lingers a smell unlike any typical smell.

The objects found within have entirely lost their original form — recognition is impossible.

There is still hope for the forensic report.

Taking into account everything — which, in sum, offers no reliable evidence — the investigation reaches the conclusion that no one wishes to speak aloud, though everyone knows it must be said: Me kere kouari.

No one knows what Me kere kouari means — except that it is a crime.

It entered the legal code in a distant past, classified as an unlawful act.

Because of its undefined scale and nature, it is impossible to determine whether Me kere Kouari refers to a single person or a group.

Me kere Kouari often refers to an act that cannot be explained — and always produces uncertainty.

An investigation is currently underway under Clause 147 — "Me kere Kouari."

Document revision pending — new cases under review, "Me kere Kouari" possible misclassification (see case file 921-X).

That gesture subtly breaks the frame and implies this report is still active.