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Good Ending No. 5
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e05.msg.jdiff
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#0@0
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#0@1
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Hatate
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#0@2‘So you're sure she said she was a god of hindrances?’
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Aya
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#0@3‘Right. I thought it was a serious matter.’
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Hatate
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#0@4‘Hmm... well that IS a disturbing story.’
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Hatate
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#0@5‘If whoever this is gathered faith and showed herself,
she might have been trying to get rid of the tengu,
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#0@6and if she shows up personally, that itself might be
for the purpose of causing the tengu's downfall...’
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Aya
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#0@7‘No, she didn't seem THAT hostile.
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#0@8Although it is true that she acted like meeting me was an inconvenience.’
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Hatate
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#0@9‘But still, it's not every day you consult with me about anything.’
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Aya
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#0@10‘At first I was merely investigating the season incident,
but if the threat to the tengu is real, then I can't put this in an article.’
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Hatate
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#0@11‘And there it is, concealing the truth for your own convenience.’
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Aya
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#0@12‘But aren't I being the very model of a reporter?
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#0@13If I'm not writing an article, then I'm free to consult with whoever I wish.’
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Hatate
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#0@14‘Don't beat around the bush, you just want my thoughtography power.’
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Aya
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#0@15‘Well of course I do.
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#0@16
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#0@17I'd been caught in her trap from the beginning, allowing her to take away all my weapons.’
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Aya
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#0@18‘And at the very end when I was at my wit's end,
she got away before I realised what was happening.’
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Hatate
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#0@19‘This is rare. So she made even a battle-type like you cry uncle?’
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Aya
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#0@20‘I'm the social awareness type, thank you very much.’
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Aya
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#0@21‘But now I've got no idea where she is or what she's doing.
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#0@22Which is where you come in. With your thoughtography, I could get a lead on her.’
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Hatate
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#0@23‘Sure, but... you don't know where she is, right?’
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Aya
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#0@24‘Don't worry, there's a way.
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#0@25There was a hint in the season I equipped.’
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Hatate
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#0@26‘Th-There's a door on your back?!’
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Bad Ending No. 6
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e06.msg.jdiff
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#0@0
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#0@1
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Aya
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#0@2‘Looks like she got away.
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#0@3Those back doors are a real pain. She can run to anywhere she wants.’
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Aya
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#0@4‘Maybe I should have beat her faster?
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#0@5Next I need the perfect countermeasure before I try again.’
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#0@6
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#0@7However, she seemed to have got away right before the finishing blow.
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