Milo

**Milo** is a participant in Black Cross's Killing Game in Danganronpa: Crimson Horizon. He is known as the Ultimate Farmer.

## Personality

Despite his frightening physique, Milo is as gentle as a lamb. He cares deeply for every single living thing on Earth, especially plants, which he claims to feel a very strong connection with. Milo is kind and humble, but he's also an extremely determined individual. Hard work is a thing he values, and believes that without work, you won't be able to achieve a comfortable state of mind and body. And, even with his big, understanding heart, there is a bit of a stubborn kick to him.

## History

### Early Life

Milo was raised in a town called Turffield, born to a group of farmers. Of course, because of this, he was driven to be just as good of farmers as his guardians. It took him a very long time, and usually, he would work without breaks despite others telling him to relax. But stubborn young Milo wouldn't rest, so his younger brother decided to assist him so Milo wouldn't have to do everything by himself.

Despite the days he spent out in the cold with his fingers scraping dirt, or the warm, humid nights with mosquitos practically eating him alive, Milo eventually achieved farming expertise. He's very proud, yet at the same time, extremely humble about what he's accomplished, and therefore encourages others to devote themselves to hard work just like he did. He's grown to love work because of this, and sees no problem with doing a lot of work.

However, his working mindset can be detrimental to him. He constantly feels like he needs to be working, or he won't be able to maintain what he has. Because of this, Milo will often skip sleeping to do random tasks that he feels like he needs to do, and he'll even doze off at certain times. Milo also grows sensitive at the idea of younger siblings, since he feels extremely bad that he was too laser-focused on his work to ever spend actual quality time with his younger brother when they worked on the farm together.

### Danganronpa: Crimson Horizon

#### Prologue

Milo wakes up along with the other participants, and checks up on everyone to make sure they're okay. He becomes fast friends with a few of the people, most notably, Virgil. He introduces himself as the Ultimate Farmer, and that's when Masahiko enters the room and welcomes them to the 'Renewal Program'. He and Virgil begin to explore the facility together. When Blaanid falls in the pool, Milo offers her his scarf so she can dry off. He introduces himself to her, and they also become acquainted.

An announcement over the intercom calls the participants to the auditorium, and Masahiko reveals the true nature of the program, and re-announces it as a killing game. Milo is frightened by this new information. Momoji, in his determination to defend the participants, attacks Masahiko, only for Milo to hold him back by the shoulders. When Momoji's collar starts beeping, Milo doesn't quite get the message until Momoji himself yells at Milo to get back. Momoji's head explodes, getting blood all over Milo, and practically traumatizing the poor farmer. He shakily tells Virgil that he doesn't want to be here anymore, before grieving Momoji. Milo also gets Momoji's broken sword in his possession after his demise.

Milo goes to his room to get washed up, and that is the last time he is seen in the prologue.

#### Chapter 2

##### Daily Life

For Itsuki's birthday, Milo folds one of his scarves into the shape of an ambiguous animal, and gifts it to him. He's very nervous about the present, since he fears that it's underwhelming, but Itsuki seems to enjoy it, which brings him relief. Itsuki asks if he wants cake, and Milo says he will eat some later. However, he never does this.

Milo figures taking some melatonin supplements will be able to help him sleep, so he takes some from the infirmary and puts them in a scarf as a makeshift sack. He hears ruckus from the Rage Room, and sees a drunk Maya destroying things. She's cut up, so Milo and Mahiru decide to help her. While trying to prevent Maya from further hurting herself with the broken glass in the Rage Room, Milo grabs her shoulders and tells her to get ahold of herself, accidentally triggering a startling flashback to Momoji's death for him.

Milo and Virgil hang out at the library together, and Milo is amazed to find that Virgil is really passionate about history. He makes a promise to Virgil that once they escape the facility, he'll take Virgil to Turffield so Milo can teach him about the petroglyphs and history of the town. Virgil falls asleep while reading, so Milo carries him back to his room, and leaves a big history book in his room for him.

After becoming sick following the event, Virgil, Hina, and Vincent help him.

###### The Event

As everyone argues during the event, Milo tries to get everyone to collaborate instead of quarrel.

Once Averie is voted, Milo tearfully says goodbye to her, and avoids watching her demise. He feels disgusted at himself, even though he didn't vote for Averie. He grows extremely saddened that the cast couldn't have met under better circumstances.

After the event, Milo falls ill due to a lack of sleep.

###### Deadly Life

Milo arrives on the scene rather late due to his illness. As soon as he sees the mangled corpse in the Rage Room, he instantly turns around and leaves in shock.

Milo is sick during the investigation, so he remains rather quiet as to not hurt his throat. He stays at Virgil's side for the duration of most of it.

#### Chapter 3

##### Daily Life

Upon the garden being opened, Milo decides he will make a routine out of going to the garden instead of cleaning his room, hoping that doing something different will be able to pull him out of his compulsive cleaning habits.

Milo gifts a potted Zinnia to Virgil as a thank-you gift for taking care of him while he was ill, and for generally being such a kind person to Milo.

While checking out the armory, Virgil invites him to join the séance in the church, an offer that Milo accepts. Before leaving for the séance, Milo goes to the garden, and sets out a bag of fertilizer for easy access.

###### Deadly Life

Milo sits in the middle-back of the church during the séance. Before it begins, he encourages Virgil to do his best, and waves to him as he stands on the pulpit. Once the chandelier falls on Nariko, Milo shields everyone from the shards of broken glass.

Milo assures Virgil that he knows Virgil didn't cause the double murder, and offers to investigate with him.

###### Trial

Milo assists in the trial with his plant knowledge, saying that burning sage causes it to smoke instead of catch fire, helping Vincent come to the conclusion that it must be the reason why they didn't see the sage fall from the ceiling.

Once everyone starts suspecting Virgil, Milo becomes extremely nervous, and tries to tell the cast that Virgil wouldn't murder anyone. As evidence continues to stack up against his friend, Milo grows increasingly desperate, repeatedly pleading that Virgil is innocent, and providing various arguments - outlandish or not - as to why exactly Virgil couldn't, and wouldn't, murder. Even as Virgil stops refuting the claims against him and is backed into a corner, Milo doesn't cease with panickily persuading everyone to not vote for Virgil.

After the verdict comes in, Milo breaks down in tears, and asks Virgil why he would do something so horrible. As Virgil says his final goodbye, Milo tries to pull him away from his execution, to no avail. He's incredibly grief-stricken by Virgil's demise, as he takes a while to go back into the elevator due to his breakdown, and doesn't stop sobbing even as he returns to his room.

###### Post-Trial

Milo continues crying in his dorm, and he expresses intense anger at himself for not stopping Virgil from committing the double murder before it was too late. He clutches the bracelet Virgil gave him, reminiscing on how kind he was. Reiko comes to his room and requests that he stops crying so loud, and Milo shakily apologizes, before descending back into his room to weep until he falls asleep.

#### Chapter 4

##### Daily Life

Milo doesn't exit his room for a little while.

During the night, Milo sneaks out to the dining hall to drink some "tea", but after zoning out for a while, he realizes that the "tea" is actually just water that he put into a cup, something he must've done mindlessly. He grows unsettled at the reverb of the empty dining hall, and decides he doesn't want to be there anymore. He dumps the water into the sink and leaves.

The presence of water reminds Milo of the abandoned Zinnia in Virgil's room. He goes into Virgil's room, and gets emotional pretty much instantly. While in tears, he speaks to the Zinnia, telling it that Virgil isn't around anymore. He politely asks the flower if it's okay for him to take care of it, before taking it to his own dorm. Before he leaves, he thanks Virgil, even though he isn't there.

A few days later, Vincent comes to Milo's room, and asks Milo if he can help him with some gardening. He accepts, and after a little while, they go to the garden together. Milo teaches Vincent his usual routine for watering plants, and while doing so, is reminded of the fertilizer he set out. In his post-grief haze, he doesn't quite remember why he even put it out in the first place.

Asuka arrives to pick some medicinal plants, and while her and Vincent converse, Milo goes off to water other plants. He takes a strip of lemongrass to bring back with him.

Vincent asks him how to preserve a plant, and which flowers are best to give to a friend, namely, Hitoshi. Milo suggests Peruvian lilies due to their meaning and pretty color. He gives Vincent the lemongrass and tells him to lick it. Milo explains what it is to him, much to Vincent's intrigue. The two of them begin to search for the Peruvian lily together.

Once they find it, Vincent thanks Milo for being willing to spend time with him, and encourages him by saying how proud he is of Milo for being so strong and persevering despite Virgil's passing. That single statement makes Milo so happy, that he begins crying again. The two hug, and claim how much they trust one another. Vincent gifts Milo one of the Peruvian lilies, and he accepts it gratefully. For the first time in a while, Milo genuinely smiles. And thus, his path to recovery and acceptance begins to light up for him. After Vincent hears a noise from the bar, the two of them part ways, with Milo staying in the garden to finish up watering and tending to the plants.

Milo is taking time to continue his mental and emotional recovery in his dorm with his two potted flowers.

One night, Milo goes to talk a bit with Sadako. He asks where the corpses are kept, and Sadako speaks of a morgue on the fifth floor. Milo then inquires about Sadako's position as the head of security, and is impressed that she can do such a good job even without her sense of sight. Sadako also tells him about the Black Cross's physical enhancements, something Milo didn't know about due to never watching the interviews in the archive. After this, Milo thanks Sadako for her time, and exits.

###### Deadly Life

While searching for the missing Hina with Vincent, Mahiru comes and breaks the news to them that Hina had been murdered. Milo is extremely saddened by this, knowing all Hina did was work hard to please everyone, and all of her work only led her to her demise. Despite his emotions, he decides to stay strong to avenge Hina.

###### Trial

Milo attempts to be helpful during the course of the trial, but overall doesn't really do much, since most chemical subjects are out of his field of expertise. He is surprised when Asuka is revealed as the murderer, but becomes even more shocked when a few people actually seem *happy* that Asuka was exposed and is about to die. Like with all the executions, he chooses not to watch, and instead comforts Acerola and Reiko. After that, he heads to the elevator with the rest of the remaining cast.

###### Post-Trial

Instead of going to his room after the trial, Milo sits in the waiting room and contemplates what just happened. Suddenly, he remembers the bomb plan note Vincent gave him, and digs into his pocket to read it. He decides that at some point, since the note mentions William, that he should tell William about it.

Milo goes to the newly opened morgue, remembering that Sadako mentioned it when he spoke with her that one night. He takes a seat next to Virgil's resting place, and begins to talk to the corpse. He explains that things aren't going well, and that the constant fighting and bad circumstances is overwhelming. He lets "Virgil" know that his Zinnia is healthy, and says that if Virgil was around, it would probably be more peaceful.

Milo also tells "Virgil" that he forgives him for the events of Chapter 3. In fact, he forgives everyone, except for the Black Cross. He starts believing that he might be stupid for wanting to forgive people like Reiko, Pom, and Apollo. He wishes he could help them, but knows that every time he's tried to help someone, it failed. He begins to cry, thinking that he isn't as strong as Vincent says he is, and wonders why he even tries to help people when he knows he's too weak and emotional to do so.

He recalls Virgil's final promise before his execution, and decides that he can also formulate a final promise in response to Virgil's. He promises that he'll spread not only Virgil's, but everyone's legacy to the outside world once they escape. Feeling motivated now that he's found a way he can realistically help everyone, Milo wipes his tears and says one final cheerful goodbye to "Virgil", before exiting the morgue.

#### Chapter 5

##### Daily Life

Milo finds William in the waiting room, and contemplates speaking with him. William realizes he's there, and speaks up, startling Milo a bit. He nervously asks William if they can go to a place with less surveillance so they can talk about something, and William accepts the invitation. William suggests they go to the rage room to talk. Milo agrees, and the two of them head over there.

Milo hesitates for a moment, since he's worried Vincent might get mad that Milo told William about the bomb plan without asking for his permission first. But, since Vincent is apparently "un-negotiable" at the moment due to Mahiru's influence, Milo eventually decides that it should be alright. He gives William some context, then hands over the note to let him read it. William tells Milo that Lorenzo had been making a bomb, and Milo gets surprised, since he hadn't heard anything about that. He still expresses concern that Vincent would get mad at him, but still thanks William for being on board with the plan.

The next day, Milo peeks into the dining hall and sees Lorenzo behaving normally. He assumes that Lorenzo is no longer working on the bomb because of that. He makes a mental note, and then leaves. After that, Milo sits in the gaming room for a while and plays Stardew Valley. He's confused by the method of farming in the game, and is sort of just experimenting with the controls instead of actually playing the game.

On the day of the party, Milo goes to the dining hall and tries to make eggs. He fails the first time, but tries again and does it successfully. He's also very proud of Lorenzo for doing a good job of cooking.

Milo is doing work in the garden when the announcement for the party plays. He washes his hands and heads to the dining hall. He acts very friendly with everyone, of course, and tries to make light of the party despite its dismal upbringing. He's a bit worried at Vincent's more out-of-character behavior during the party, but assumes it's just because he maybe had a bad day. Milo doesn't eat much, and takes a seat at one of the tables along with Lorenzo. Milo tries to calm Lorenzo down after he becomes impatient about the cake, and has a nice conversation with him about the people they've met during the game. Once it's time to cut the cake, Milo offers to help.

Since Milo is sitting near the back, he isn't physically affected when the cake explodes, but still expresses horror at all the injured people and Lorenzo and Apollo's deaths.

###### Deadly Life

Milo panics, mostly because of Hitoshi losing his arm, and rushes to help William tend to him. Once it dawns upon him that there was a bomb in the cake, he becomes even more anxious that somebody possibly knew about Vincent's plan. Vincent overhears him talking to William about it, and seems rather upset. Milo says he'll explain once they have time, and Vincent leaves to investigate. Milo regrets not telling Vincent that he let William in on the bomb plan. He gets unsettled by the cluttered dining hall, and decides to follow William to the rage room.

Milo states that Vincent most likely didn't do it, since he didn't know about Lorenzo's bomb, and Milo never got Vincent's permission to tell William about the plan. He feels extremely guilty about it, but William assures him that it isn't his fault. Acerola arrives in the rage room, and gives the two boys information about Lorenzo's bomb. Realizing that the killer could be someone that knew about the plan, Milo quickly runs off to the garden to check the fertilizer. Once he sees it hasn't been tampered with, he goes back to the rage room and lets the others know that the person who made the bomb most likely wasn't in on Vincent's bomb plan, thus officially clearing Milo, William, and Vincent.

Maya and the injured Mahiru arrive, and Milo checks to make sure she's doing okay. Soon after that, the time to investigate ends, and the group heads off to the trial grounds.

###### Trial

Milo feels that the trial is the best time to tell everyone about Vincent's plan, since if William knows, then everyone is obligated to know. He apologizes to everyone for not including them, and especially apologizes to Vincent for breaking his trust. Vincent doesn't seem to acknowledge him much after this, so Milo infers that Vincent must be angry at him. Even so, he still defends Vincent in the trial, saying that Vincent is a kind person who has done nothing but help the cast.

Milo also attempts to clear Reiko, saying she'd be smart enough as a detective to not leave evidence like the vanilla extract behind. Once it's between Emmet and Pom, Milo thinks it might be Pom, since he remembers Virgil saying that he saw Pom in the church praying, which would give her time to take the match box. However, once Pom provides evidence that it isn't her, Milo apologizes, and quiets down.

Once Emmet confesses to being the murderer AND the final member of Black Cross, Milo is shocked. Yet, he still believes Emmet had good intentions, so he promises he'll say hi to Elesa, and tells Emmet that he doesn't hate him. Emmet declines Milo's pity, and that disheartens him a bit. He remembers that all the people he felt bad for did things of their own volition. Momoji attacked Masahiko himself, Virgil set up the seance traps, and Emmet switched the cakes and made the bomb himself. He internally repeats to himself that he doesn't hate anyone, and is too preoccupied by this to pay attention to Emmet's execution.

###### Post-Trial

Milo goes to his room, and struggles to form coherent thoughts for a bit. Eventually, he decides he needs to do something. Due to Milo's actions over the course of the chapter paired with Vincent's behavior, Milo is completely sure that Vincent doesn't want to be friends with him anymore. He feels extremely bad for being dishonest to Vincent and ruining everything, so, he decides to write a note to Vincent apologizing to him for being a bad friend. Along with this, he leaves the potted Peruvian lily that Vincent gave to him at his door with hopes that he will find a more trustworthy person to give it to instead.

Milo returns to his room, feeling sad. However, he realizes that taking a break instead of vigorously working his sorrows away feels nice. He decides to be proud that he made it this far, and trusts that the remaining cast will be able to end the killing game together. He briefly recalls a back-and-forth he had with Virgil, and it makes him feel a lot more comforted about the whole situation.

#### Chapter 6

##### Daily Life

Hitoshi comes to Milo's room, and knocks with his robotic arm. It creates a strange sound that frightens Milo, but he is happy to have company, so he answers the door anyway. Milo is extremely glad that Hitoshi has made a good recovery, and seems very captivated by his prosthetic arm. Hitoshi asks Milo if he knows what kind of flowers Vincent likes, and Milo is reminded about the Peruvian lily. However, instead of giving him specifics, Milo assures him that Vincent will love whatever Hitoshi gives to him.

Hitoshi gets a bit embarrassed that Milo figured out he was getting a gift for Vincent, yet still thanks him and leaves. Milo ponders about Hitoshi's vague resemblance to a certain girl that used to come to Turffield sometimes. He tells himself that he is 100% sure that everything will work out between Vincent and Hitoshi, and he returns to his room to tend to the Zinnia.

###### Deadly Life

Milo is not directly present for most of the deadly life, but it is assumed he was most likely investigating on his own.

However, before going to the trial, Milo takes the Zinnia out of the pot and puts it in a small soil bag so it can fit in his pocket, since he has a feeling that he won't be able to go back for it after the final trial.

###### The Final Trial

Milo, who used to see the memorial portraits as mockery, now thinks of them as visions of the deceased participants cheering them on.

He's surprised when he learns that Ryuji, who was thought to have died in Chapter 3 to an illness, is actually alive.

And finally, he is, of course, appalled when he learns that Reiko is the current leader of Black Cross. He brings up that the reason all the Black Cross members hated Reiko was because they knew at any point, she could turn against them and set them up, just like she did with Luka. With his last bit of hope for her, he tries to get her to say whether her crying over Asuka was fake or real, however, he doesn't receive much of a response outside of "They deserved to die.".

When the wall blows open, and Mata and Ryuji arrive to rescue the cast, Milo seems extremely happy to see him.

Once Vincent notices Milo pulling out the bagged Zinnia, he goes over and regifts Milo the Peruvian lily, saying that he doesn't hate Milo, and still wants to be friends. This causes Milo to cry tears of joy, and he accepts Vincent's declaration of friendship.

Milo waves goodbye to Reiko, and promises to tell everyone in Turffield about - not just her, but also all of the dead people in the trial room as well, meaning he has most likely fulfilled the promise he made to Virgil in the morgue. Pom walks up to him, and asks Milo to tell Elesa, Nessa, and Leon that she loves them. He doesn't quite understand at first, but accepts her request. He gives a big hug to both Pom and Acerola, before helping to escort them out of the collapsing facility.

#### Epilogue

Milo is ecstatic to experience the sun, grass, and fresh air for the first time since getting locked in the killing game. Milo thanks Mata for his help, asks if there's any way they can repay him, and assures him that he deserves a break.

He briefly helps Kyo with his injuries by putting Mata's eyepatch onto him. He asks Pom about a statement she made at the beginning of the killing game, and she tells him it's just because she wanted a picture with Elesa and Nessa. He says he can arrange it, before he's alerted of the group photo that Mahiru is snapping.

Milo takes his place in the photo, waving with the arm that has Virgil's bracelet on it, and donning a big smile.

It's revealed post-epilogue that Milo left the history book that Virgil had in his room in the facility, and it's currently sitting under the rubble -undamaged, but not accessible.

## Quotes

*"Oh, right. My name is Milo! I'm a farmer. It's wonderful to meet you all! I hope I'll be able to help!"* - Milo's introduction.

*"Mother Nature's a lovely woman. When you're a farmer like me, you really get the time to appreciate every facet of her work..."* - said to Virgil in the Prologue.

*"I...I dunno if I want to be...part'a this anymore..."* - said to Virgil after Momoji's death.

*"She always called me her 'rival', but...I always saw her as more of a friend! And plus, I already had a rival! That bein'...well, myself." - conversing with Emmet (about Nessa).*

*"Anything to make sure nobody dies to that ever again! I already have...uh- a lot of jobs that I subconsciously assigned to myself- but, I don't mind getting another!" - during a conversation with Reiko; 'that' = dying to a broken rule.*

*"Luka's not any worse of a detective than you! H-He led us right to him, and you're saying...he's unworthy...?" - said to Reiko during the first trial.*

*"All of you...why are you saying these things? Do you really want to die that badly? After everything you've gone through, you've made it all the way here, and...you just want to stop **now**...?" - said during the Chapter 2 negotiation event.*

*"No, it **DOES** matter! Virgil-...Virgil was just fine here! He never expressed discomfort- th-the LIBRARY! He loved the library! The church- the garden- e-everything was fine! He...he...he was **happy**...!" - trying to plead for Virgil's innocence in the Chapter 3 trial.*

*"Virgil- **WHY?!** P-Please- not like this- (hic)...why-?! Why?! This is so CRUEL...! You-...y-o-ou... (hic)...we were...supposed to get out together-! I-I was going to take you- t-to Turffield-! So-...you could see the history- a-and we-...we...!" - after Virgil was proven guilty in the Chapter 3 trial.*

*"...but...I'm here. I-I'll keep you alive and healthy, just like Virgil did. Okay? It's going to be alright...are you alright with that?" - said to Virgil's abandoned Zinnia flower.*

*"Huh? O-Oh...well- to put it simply, I was born into a big family of farmers, so...I guess it came from a strive to be just as great as them. Maybe even a bit better. I wanted to exceed their expectations. I-I guess I sort of...went overboard. But, I achieved what I wanted, you know? It's...why I really value hard work. It's gotten me to where I am today." - said to Vincent in the garden. (1)*

*"Hhah...I'll be eternally grateful for this. Vincent, I promise, I'll continue to try my hardest. Because...I-I believe we'll be able to get out of here as well. And I want to be a part of that effort." - said to Vincent in the garden. (2)*

*"...aha...I-I...I really did need this...I needed a **break**." - said to Vincent in the garden. (3)*

*"Thank you for this, Vincent. For the sake of all the people that couldn't make it to this moment...I-I'll help! I'll do everything that I can to put this killing game to an end! Once I feel tip-top again, I'll jump in to help as much as I can right away!" - said to Vincent in the garden. (4)*

*"Asuka's situation is...very tragic. Please. You need to understand that Asuka was thrown into the same situation as us. With even less warning, on top of that. I-I just think-...uhm...we shouldn't be treating Asuka like a monster." - said to the entire cast after the Chapter 4 trial.*

*"...I want to help everyone. But every time I've tried to help, I couldn't. I couldn't help. I tried to help Maya take control of her mental health. But now she's getting worse. I tried...(sniff) I-I tried to help Momoji calm down, and he died. He died right in front of me. I-...I TRIED...I really, really tried to make sure we'd get out of here together- I tried to help us keep that promise, and I- (hic) I couldn't stop you f-from committing a murder anyway...why? If Vincent is telling the truth, and I'm really strong like he says, then why am I still here? Why...haven't I helped anyone? Why do I still come back to places like this and mope? Why...why do I even try?" - talking to Virgil's corpse in the morgue. (1)*

*"I'll try my best. This will be...how I can help. I-I guess...I'll make sure the people who went through terrible things in this game won't be forgotten. I'll spread the legacy of everyone. Of Luka, of Vincent, of Reiko, of **everyone**...it's...the least I can do. But, it's a form of help. And...th-that's...that's more than enough to make me feel satisfied." - talking to Virgil's corpse in the morgue. (2)*

*"But I don't! I really, really don't...you were lied to by the Black Cross, just like Luka, and Itsuki, and Asuka, too. ...you had determination. And I can never hate someone who's determined to get a task done." - said to Emmet before his execution.*

*"Vincent, I want you to have this back. You gave it to me because you saw me as a friend and trusted me. I'm not giving it back because I'm mad at you. I'm giving it back because I don't deserve it. I betrayed your trust. You put your whole heart into making me feel better after Virgil's death, and I repaid you by lying, hiding things from you, and making you upset. And that's not proper payment. In what situation is it proper payment? I've been watering it so it shouldn't die anytime soon. It was your gift originally. It seems it was just delivered to the wrong person. Feel free to give it to someone else that you know won't hurt you like I did. Please, don't forgive me. I'm sorry I ruined this. I'm sorry that you had to waste your time and energy putting trust in someone like me. I'm sorry I'm really sssor" - the note given to Vincent at the end of Chapter 5.*

*"I don't think it matters. I'm sure he'll love whatever you give him." - said to Hitoshi regarding what he should give to Vincent.*

*"I won't forget any of you, okay...? I-I promise, I'll tell Turffield all about you...!" - saying goodbye to Reiko and the deceased participants in the trial room.*

*"Oh! Right! I can arrange that for you, of course! Now come on. Let's get in on this picture." - Milo's final full sentence spoken in the longterm.*

## Trivia

* Because of his time on the farm, Milo's favorite animals are sheep and dogs.
* The longest Milo's worked without taking breaks is 3 and a half days.
* Milo considers it rude to waste food, because he believes the chefs worked really hard to make it.
* Milo is skeptical when it comes to sweets, since he sees them as a sort of "reward" for finishing work. However, he's unsure if he should ever accept desserts when they're given to him, because he believes he's *never* finished with work.