I don't think I would value Levin's information... because I'd want to search every room anyway. :P

Gee, I do wonder how everyone could unanimously SOMEHOW decide that you were a bad guy, Levin. Do you think it might have something to do with the way you're not just a dangerous, self-serving sociopath with zero redeeming qualities, but also a huge jerk who rubs the above facts in people's faces for the lulz on top of that?

@Brilliand
There's also the problem that memory simply isn't very reliable in general. Even "excellent" memory is prone to misremembering things.

@Brilliand

Okay but they're already working on a time limit for both their sanity, and to stay away from a pursuing ghoul.

@Brilliand No, no you do not want to search every room - Not when there's literally madness in the air. They're under a time constraint, which annoyingly makes Levin's info WAY more valuable here.

@Neo Is Levin supposed to have 3 arms in panel 1?

There's a silent agreement not to think or talk about Levin's third arm.

OR we can tie you up, drag you along where we were going anyway, and take the not-much-of-a-gamble-at-all-really that you will be less of an obstacle as a literal millstone than ambulatory while YOU get to decide if 'not dying to us all being stuck here' is worth sharing relevant information.

@Some guy - Don't underestimate the power of rote memorization. Remembering specific details about events? Sure, that's prone to going wrong. But remembering something that you've made a conscious effort to commit to memory? Especially over a relatively short time period? I could do it.

I once memorized the name and phone number of a customer who called for my boss on a Friday. Come Monday, I still remembered it perfectly, and was able to relay that information from memory. Of course, I wrote it down, just in case, but the point is that I made an effort to memorize it, and I remembered it.

I couldn't tell you now, eight years later, but I still remembered that information for another week longer than I needed it.