[Dist silently nods at Kato's prediction as he watches Nagi struggle. He can tell the pressure is getting to the boy, especially as the countdown to another self-destruct sequence continues to shrink.

By the time Nagi suddenly stops, his smirk has faded into a frown. He expected Nagi to have an extremely hard time with these codes, but this sort of end result wasn't exactly what he was expecting. From the amount of fails he's gone through so far, Dist estimated Nagi had at least a few more tries before the codes would become virtually impossible to crack with the time limit. So why...

Surely he couldn't have cracked already?]

What are you doing, Nagi? Don't tell me you've given up. The least you can do is say you've given everything you've got and not quit when you still have plenty of chances.

[He sounds pretty annoyed, in all honesty. Normally he wouldn't think one way or the other. It's Nagi's own fault if he doesn't have the skill to beat Dist and Kato's security system. But Dist also feels like he has a little bit of a stake in Nagi actually winning. He saw potential in the boy, even speaking highly of him to Kato, something he doesn't normally do. If Nagi fails, it'll make him look like he has a bad judge of character, and he doesn't like the thought of that.

So naturally this is more about Dist's ego than Nagi's own well-being. Go figure.]