[sometimes the direct approach is the best route to getting what you want. for bakugo, that's usually all the time. even if he's not always physical with the person he's interrogating. intimidating threats can be pretty damn effective.

ghosts. if that's what's behind a lot of this shit, there'd better be a way of dealing with them! what do they need, a rosary and a cross, salt with talismans, a fucking vacuum cleaner?! this guy's someone who would definitely try to blow up a goddamn ghost and then yell about it being a cheat after failing. how do you fight an undead disembodied spirit? maybe he'll find out.

that huff doesn't change bakugo's mind at all.] And we've got all the time in the world here.

[he's not saying that in a positive sense. this mysterious J person seems to have more answers, but if he's also a prisoner as well, his knowledge about what's going on has to be likewise limited. unless he's in with whoever, or whatever, is controlling this place.

bakugo's expression flattens despite his usual angry visage. one corner of his mouth twitching in irritation, brows angling lower. seriously? this person's going to do trades in shitty secrets?] So he wants a means to embarrass or blackmail people.

[because apart from demanding proof of trust, those are the only other two reasons people would ever ask someone for personal secrets. it's an invasion of privacy, that's what it is. mentions of the network and roost picking a location are a better reveal and bakugo narrows in on them.]

Fine. [he'll do his own investigations and research.] Let me know if you find out anything extra.