"Then what?" Akira pressed, feeling the knot tightening in his chest.
"Then they'll see anomalies," Ayaka said carefully. "Nothing they can identify, but enough to flag you as... abnormal. And in the current climate, with SPIU sniffing around, that's the last thing you want."
Akira ran a hand through his hair in frustration. "I doubt they'll go that far, though. I mean, specialised tests like that are entirely too expensive for a school to pay for. Those kinds of comprehensive spectral analyses are performed only when there's a medical problem they're having difficulty diagnosing or when they need to confirm a specific diagnosis. So it's very unlikely they'd shell out that much money just because Kenji made some accusations."
