They haven't visited the statue yet, but they'll be sure to put it on their list. It's easy to see that Gromph probably won't give them much more for the time being, so they'll thank him for his time and what he's been willing to share before assuring him they'll figure this out somehow and taking their leave. Once they've left, Ferran will make a copy of the slip of paper, just in case.
They'll contact Alex regarding the journal, and the three of them will spend the remaining time in the loop visiting the statue and then splitting up to ask locals and research the history behind it and the person it depicts. If all else fails, one of them can attend the history class in the next loop and ask the professor, but attending the class is a lower priority compared to...
Finding Gromph, of course. When time resets, Sayori and Ferran will immediately get to work looking for him in the hopes they can at least find him before the 4 PM spider disaster. They'll ask around and have their familiars track him down if necessary, but presuming they find him, they'll cut out the chit chat and say they need his help, presenting the (original) note to him as directed.
Hopefully they can find him somewhere private, but whenever they're reasonably sure they're alone, they're willing to bring Gromph up to speed starting with the journal thing (whose owner they will mention, if they have that information at this point), and then delving into the same time loop explanation as before, with more details on how the loop usually plays out, including the spider nonsense at 4 PM.
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They'll contact Alex regarding the journal, and the three of them will spend the remaining time in the loop visiting the statue and then splitting up to ask locals and research the history behind it and the person it depicts. If all else fails, one of them can attend the history class in the next loop and ask the professor, but attending the class is a lower priority compared to...
Finding Gromph, of course. When time resets, Sayori and Ferran will immediately get to work looking for him in the hopes they can at least find him before the 4 PM spider disaster. They'll ask around and have their familiars track him down if necessary, but presuming they find him, they'll cut out the chit chat and say they need his help, presenting the (original) note to him as directed.
Hopefully they can find him somewhere private, but whenever they're reasonably sure they're alone, they're willing to bring Gromph up to speed starting with the journal thing (whose owner they will mention, if they have that information at this point), and then delving into the same time loop explanation as before, with more details on how the loop usually plays out, including the spider nonsense at 4 PM.