(Observation Level 1)
Well... Yeah... That centipede-ish thing, right?

They call it that, but I'm not sure if it's the right name for something clad in a big chain of steel armor.

Ah, well… I guess that's what Abnormalities are like.

Alright… Starting with appearance, it looks like a huge series of blue plates of steel connected together. Kinda like a robot.

The eyes were red… and glinted sometimes.

Sometimes… No, was it actually pretty frequent? I saw sparks bounce around its body like electricity was flowing. If it's visible to the naked eye, that's gotta mean the voltage is pretty high... It won't just sting when it touches you, that's for sure.

→ Centipede… To me, it looked more like a snake. It coiled up at kept glaring.

→ Fair point, but… Did snakes have legs where you lived? You can't call that one a snake.

→ They do, though?

→ There are legged snakes.

→ Oh, I saw 'em, too.

→ ...Am I the odd one out?

→ You're so funny, darling~

(Observation Level 2)
Haah... Electrocution was not what we should've been worrying about.

I described it as wearing some steel armor, didn't I? I've gotta correct it; rather than armor, it was more like... blades sharpened on all sides covering its body.

Imagine it stabbing, pushing... even coiling around us with that kind of body. It did a number on the Sinners.

We were all bleeding ourselves dry as we fought…

That doesn't mean it had nothing to do with electricity. It looked like it had to stop whatever it was doing and coil itself up in order to shock us.

No wonder it was like that when we first faced it…

Well, I guess that means it has one clear weakness.

Once its head was smashed in, it couldn't coil up any more... That has to mean no more electrocutions, right?

→ Excuse me, Gregor. I trusted you and charged ahead only to be fried to char. What do you have to say about this?

→ I can attest to that. Her discolored hair resembled a spoiled broccoli. I would eat no such thing as an orange broccoli even in battle.

→ ...If you have a problem with my hair, say it directly.

→ W-Whoa, there... Cool it down. Look, I'm sorry about what happened... Who could have thought breaking the head would make electricity flow through its whole body?

(Observation Level 3)
Did you know...? Apparently, centipedes' nerves stay active and go wild for a good while even after their heart stops beating.

This one's the same.

Seems to be some kind of final struggle... We got lax, but then the rich buddy got killed.

Faust said, 'Since nerves are activated by electric stimuli, this may be an electric problem.'

Well... She added that 'Although there is no guarantee such logic still stands with Abnormalities.' But I disagree with her there.

When we broke its head last time, I noticed something... At least, this guy has got to be following some laws that make sense. We already saw short circuits and electric currents work with it, right?

If that's the case... If we wait for it to run out of power... It'll go down on its own.

See if I'm right, will ya?