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Well, it would be less like teaching and more like studying together.
I had some knowledge from the world I was previously in, but I didnât know much about medicine or medical treatments in this world.
âIndeed... As we had once considered taking Milina in as a servant, that shouldnât be a problem, but...â
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âIt wonât be proper for her to stay in your room...â
âNo, of course not. We must be in separate rooms. I cannot share a room with a young woman.â
â...Well, Iâm quite young...too...oh, maybe not so young...anymore... Does he...prefer...a younger...?â
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Ms. Claire started muttering darkly to herself after I started talking about different rooms.
I couldnât hear what she was saying, but it sounded like she had mentioned me?
âNo, itâs nothing at all!â
When I asked her, Ms. Claire raised her head and shook it violently.
âThere is no problem if you are in separate rooms. ...Though, it will be the same room as the servants...â âThat should be fine. Iâm sure sheâs used to living with other people at this orphanage.â
After discussing this quietly with Ms. Claire, I turned back to Milina, who was looking at us seriously and wondering about her fate.
âMilina. Ms. Claire has given her permission. While you will have to share a room with the servants, you can live at the mansion and we can study medicine together.â
âReally!? Thank you!â
âMr. Takumi. Are you sure?â
âYes. Well, Iâm still learning myself, so I may not be able to teach Milina much.â
I answered with a smile to Ms. Anna.
Ms. Anna was just happy that things with Milina were finally settled, and they both bowed so low that I thought their heads would touch the ground.
âMr. Takumi, in that case, you will have to tell her about that other thing.â
âSebastian...so you returned...â
I hadnât even realized that he was back, but he was now whispering to me.
âI returned just now. Lady Claire, I put someone in charge of the investigation. So now we just need to wait for a report. ...It should come tomorrow or the day after that.â
âI see. Very good. Thank you.â
After telling me of his return, he turned to Ms. Claire to make a report.
...Even though he had just returned, he sounded like he was aware of the situation with Milina... This person really was mysterious.
âSebastian. Ms. Claire. Are you fine with this?â
âYes. If thatâs what you want, Mr. Takumi.â
âIndeed. She cannot stay without knowing, so I have no problem with it.â
And so I went towards the entrance of the orphanage with Milina, Ms. Claire and Sebastian.
We asked Ms. Anna to watch Leo and the children... Milina was the only person who needed to know.
We stood by the door...behind the fence that surrounded the orphanage. It was here that I would show her Weed Cultivation.
âWhat are you going to do here?â
Milina looked puzzled, as she had no idea why we had brought her out here.
This was no surprise, as we hadnât explained anything to her.
âMilina. You cannot tell anyone about what you will witness now, understand?â
âHuh? Oh, yes!â
âMilina. What Mr. Takumi is about to do is a secret of the dukeâs house. And so you cannot tell anyone, even Ms. Anna.â
Milina nodded at me.
Ms. Claire then added to my words, and Milina nodded again in agreement.
She looked quite intimidated after hearing about the duke... Perhaps that part wasnât necessary, Ms. Claire?
âNow, I will show you. ...What should I do... I suppose I might as well make Ramogi for everyone in the mansion.â
As I felt Milinaâs intent eyes on me, I placed my hands on the ground and used Weed Cultivation.
âHuh?â
When the Ramogi started to grow out of the ground, Milina gasped in surprise.
This was her first time seeing it, after all.
âThat should do it.â
âWhat is this, Mister Physician?â
âAs you can see, it is Ramogi.â
While her eyes were wide open, Milina seemed like she could not understand what she was looking at.
âMilina. This is my special ability. ...Itâs because of this that I was able to prepare enough medicine for everyone.â âAh...â âMilina, allow me to explain it to you.â
As Milina stood there uncomprehending, Sebastian stepped forward in order to explain it to her.
He seemed very pleased by this opportunity... He really did like explaining this. I mused. And then I waited for Milina to finally understand.
âIn other words, physician...I mean, Mr. Takumi is not a physician...is that right?â âThat is true... Are you disappointed?â
Milina slowly started to understand after listening to Sebastian.
And so I asked her.
Because it seemed that part of the reason why she had any admiration for me was because she thought I was a physician.
But now she knew I had no knowledge of medicine... I didnât like to crush someoneâs dreams, but she would have found out soon enough anyway.
It had been a deception in a way, so it couldnât be helped.
However, as if to reject these thoughts, Milina shook her head.
âNo, Iâm not disappointed. Iâm moved at the thought of such a wonderful ability existing in the world. You must be very special if you are able to use it!â
âOh? Well...I wouldnât say special...â âThatâs right, Milina. Mr. Takumi is a special person.â
Milina was so impressed by the Gift, that she looked at me with great respect.
Not only that, but Ms. Claire was now encouraging her...
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éĸįŊããã¨ã§ãã ããŽãããĒããæšã§čĄã㨠é¯čĻ㯠ãŠãŽãããåŧˇåãĒããŽãĢãĒãã§ãããã ããã¯ãã¤ã§ã ãĄãã¨ããæĨŊããŋã§ã嚸įĻããããããĻããããããĢæãã§ããžã ãããįããã į´ æ´ãããããŽãĢããŖã¨čåŗããæãĄãĒãããžããäŧãããžããã ãã¤ã§ãããããããŽããŽããčĻããããã¨ãã§ããžã | it's in terms of both illusions and movies that we go see and jokes and magic shows is that there's something about these things where our expectations are violated in some sort of pleasing way. You go see a movie. And it has an unexpected twist -- something that you didn't expect -- and you find a joyful experience. You look at those sort of illusions in my book and it's not as what
you'd expect. And there's something joyful about it. And it's the same thing with jokes and all these sorts of things. So, what I'm going to try and do in my lecture is go a little bit further and see if I can violate your expectations in a pleasing way. I mean, sometimes expectations that are violated are not pleasant, but I'm going to try to do it in a pleasant way, in a very primal way,
so I can make the audience here happy.
So I'm going to show you some ways that we can violate your expectations. First of all, I want to show you the particular illusion here. I want you first of all when it pops up on the screen to notice that the two holes are perpendicular to each other. These are all perceptual tricks. These are real objects that I'm going to show you. Now I'm going to show you how it is done. I've looped
the film here so you can get a very interesting experience. I want you to see how this illusion is constructed, and it's going to rotate so you see that it's inside out. Now watch, as it rotates back, how quickly your perception snaps. OK now.
Watch it as it rotates back again. And this is a very bright audience, all right? See if you can stop it from happening, even though you know 100 percent it's true that -- bam! You can't undo it. What does that tell you about yourselves? We're going to do it again. No doubt about it. See if you can stop it from happening. No. It's difficult.
And we can violate your expectations in a whole variety of ways about representation, about shape, about color and so forth and it's very primal. And it's an interesting question to ponder, why these things -- we find these things joyful. Why would we find them joyful? So, here's something that Lionel did a while ago. I like these sort of little things like this.
Again, this is not an optical trick. This is what you would see. In other words, it's not a camera cut. It's a perceptual trick.
OK. We can violate your expectations about shape.
We can violate your expectations on representation -- what an image represents. What do you see here?
How many of you here see dolphins? Raise your hand if you see dolphins. OK, those people who raised their hands, afterwards, the rest of the audience, go talk to them, all right? Actually, this is the best example of priming by experience that I know.
If you are a child under the age of 10 who haven't been ruined yet, you will look at this image and see dolphins. Now, some of you adults here are saying, "What dolphins? What dolphins?"
But in fact, if you reversed the figure ground -- in other words, the dark areas here -- I forgot to ask for a pointer -- but if you reverse it, you'll see a whole series of little dolphins. By the way, if you're also a student at CalTech -- they also tend to just see the dolphins. It's based on experience.
Now, something like this can be used because this is after all talk about design, too. This was done by Saatchi and Saatchi, and they actually got away with this ad in Australia. So, if you look at this ad for beer, all those people are in sort of provocative positions. But they got it passed, and actually won the Clio awards, so it's funny how you can do these things.
Remember that sort of, um. This is the joke I did when the Florida ballot was going around. You know, count the dots for Gore; count the dots for Bush; count 'em again ...
You can violate your expectations about experience. Here is an outside water fountain that I created with some friends of mine, but you can stop the water in drops and -- actually make all the drops levitate. This is something we're building for, you know, amusement parks and that kind of stuff.
Now let's take a static image. Can you see this?
Do you see the middle section moving down and the outer sections moving up? It's completely static.
It's a static image. How many people see this illusion? It's completely static.
Right. Now, when -- it's interesting that when we look at an image we see, you know, color, depth, texture. And you can look at this whole scene and analyze it. You can see the woman is in closer than the wall and so forth. But the whole thing is actually flat. It's painted. It's trompe l'oeil.
And it was such a good trompe l'oeil that people got irritated when they tried to talk to the woman and she wouldn't respond.
Now, you can make design mistakes. Like this building in New York. So that when you see it from this side, it looks like the balconies tilt up, and when you walk around to the other side it looks like the balconies go down. So there are cases where you have mistakes in design that incorporate illusions.
Or, you take this particular un-retouched photograph. Now, interestingly enough, I get a lot of emails from people who say, "Is there any perceptual difference between males and females?"
And I really say, "No." I mean, women can navigate through the world just as well as males can -- and why wouldn't they? However, this is the one illusion that women can consistently do better than males: in matching which head because they rely on fashion cues. They can match the hat.
Okay, now getting to a part -- I want to show design in illusions. I believe that the first example of illusions being used purposely was by da Vinci in this anamorphic image of an eye. So that when you saw from one little angle was like this. And this little technique got popular in the 16th century and the 17th century to disguise hidden meanings, where you could flip the image and
see it from one little point of view like this.
But these are early incorporations of illusions brought to -- sort of high point with Hans Holbein's "Ambassadors." And Hans Holbein worked for Henry VIII. This was hung on a wall where you could walk down from the stair and you can see this hidden skull.
All right, now I'm going to show you some designers who work with illusions to give that element of surprise. One of my favorites is Scott Kim. I worked with Scott to create some illusions for TED that I hope you will enjoy. We have one here on TED and happiness.
OK now. Arthur [Ganson] hasn't talked yet, but his is going to be a delightful talk and he has some of his really fantastic machines outside. And so, we -- Scott created this wonderful tribute to Arthur Ganson.
Well, there's analog and digital. Thought that was appropriate here.
And figure goes to ground.
And for the musicians.
And of course, since happiness -- we want "joy to the world." Now, another great designer -- he's very well known in Japan -- Shigeo Fukuda. And he just builds some fantastic things. This is simply amazing. This is a pile of junk that when you view it from one particular angle, you see its reflection in the mirror as a perfect piano.
Pianist transforms to violinist.
This is really wild. This assemblage of forks, knives and spoons and various cutlery, welded together. It gives a shadow of a motorcycle. You learn something in the sort of thing that I do, which is there are people out there with a lot of time on their hands.
Ken Knowlton does wonderful composite images, like creating Jacques Cousteau out of seashells -- un-retouched seashells, but just by rearranging them. He did Einstein out of dice because, after all, Einstein said, "God does not play dice with the universe." Bert Herzog out of un-retouched keyboards. Will Shortz, crossword puzzle. John Cederquist does these wonderful trompe l'oeil cabinets.
Now, I'm going to skip ahead since I'm sort of running [behind]. I want to show you quickly what I've created, some new type of illusions. I've done something with taking the Pixar-type illusions. So you see these kids the same size here, running down the hall. The two table tops of the same size.
They're looking out two directions at once. You have a larger piece fitting in with a smaller. And that's something for you to think about, all right? So you see larger pieces fitting in within smaller pieces here. Does everyone see that? Which is impossible. You can see the two kids are looking out simultaneously out of two different directions at once. Now can you believe these two table tops are the same size and shape? They are.
So, if you measured them, they would be. And as I say, those two figures are identical in size and shape.
And it's interesting, by doing this in this sort of rendered fashion, how much stronger the illusions are. Any case, I hope this has brought you a little joy and happiness, and if you're interested in seeing more cool effects, see me outside. I'd be happy to show you lots of things. | {
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Before I knew it, I was covered in cold sweat and was able to understand that even I was being overwhelmed by her aura.
Things were getting so ridiculous that it was no longer even funny anymore. To think that I, who was usually in the position to use the Coercion racial skill, would be the one to be swallowed and oppressed under the pressure this time.
Benetnashâs silver hair fluttered about as lightning and thunder split the sky.
As if to answer what was happening, the sky, which had been enveloped in darkness, cleared to allow the moonlight to shine upon the whole of Mjolnir.
Ordinarily, Mjolnir was enveloped by Benetnashâs arcane magic to prevent the sunlight from ever entering.
However, because she had finally decided to get serious, the spell must have been undone.
In other words, the long-standing mana that she had been expanding on the spell the whole time had returned to her. And worse yet... tonight was the night of the full moon.
In other words, on top of the strength that Benetnash had previously displayed, she was now further strengthened by the mana that she had just recovered and the power of the moon.
Back in the game, the concept of getting strengthened during the night of the full moon was nothing but a background setting. To begin with, such a thing as âthe night of the full moonâ did not exist back in the game.
Within the game, however long a player was to wait, the moon would always be a crescent moon, showing the laziness of the developers.
However, in this world, what was merely a background setting turned into a reality.
The surge of magical power emanated by Benetnash amplified to the extent where one could see it undulate with their naked eyes; furthermore, it did not stop there.
âMafahl. Iâm really grateful to you. If I didnât meet you, I wouldnât have been able to reach this point. So... this is the greatest form of respect that I can submit to you.â
No, no, itâs enough, Iâm really satisfied already. Please, just forgive me already.
However, as expected, such a weak-hearted thing would never have come out of my mouth. After coming to this point, I was finally truly hateful of how this body prevented me from being able to say such a convenient thing.
Oi, at least let me whine.
âEven if you donât feel like getting serious, itâs fine. It just means that Iâm at the point where I fail to make you feel that way. Then, in that case, Iâll let you see how far Iâve gotten first ââ this âworld beyond level â that you taught me in the past!â
After saying that, a silver light enveloped Benetnash.
Eh? â No, wait. Seriously, wait a minute.
I thought level was the upper limit in this world?
At the very least, from the knowledge that I possessed, level 1000 was as high as a character could reach. Beyond that, a characterâs stats could only be raised by doping items.
However, I was sure that was not what Benetnash was referring to.
The magic power of Benetnash continued to increase even more despite the fact that I already thought I was in a position to no longer be able to handle her. In the process, her silver hair became white-gold (platinum) coloured and her whole body started to shine with a silver hue.
Oh, this is bad. I canât see her status, but I can feel it in my skin.
Even though she didnât receive the divine protection of the Goddess, she just powered up even more than whatâs possible through the Goddessâs divine protection. What is with this monster?
âNow, here I come!â
â!â
After saying that, Benetnash vanished.
At exactly the same time Benetnash vanished, I felt an impact as if I was getting punched by something and I saw the background fly past me.
It hurt because I was punched â I understood what was happening as such.
Although I quickly stopped myself mid-air and safely landed back down on the ground, I was unable to find Benetnashâs figure whatsoever.
My perception of time was already dilated to the extreme. Without a shred of mistake, everything around me was still.
However, I was unable to find her. I was not even able to see the shadow of her afterimage.
Was it implying that even though I was able to see everything around me still and stranded in time, Benetnash was able to see my figure as still and frozen in time?!
âGa, ha!?â
This time, it was my stomach.
Again, I felt an impact run through me. I felt the sense of pain as if I was getting impaled by something.
Nevertheless, I was still unable to find the figure of Benetnash who had attacked me. On the other hand, I could only blindly prepare myself for the upcoming attack like a clueless fool.
How could this be...? Ever since I had gotten into this body, whatever was said, I had somehow managed to continue winning against everything quite leisurely.
There were times where I had to put some effort in, but even then, I did not experience any major difficulty to the point that I would call it problematic.
Notwithstanding that, I had completely lost track of my enemyâs figure.
Currently, I was no different from a scarecrow. I was unable to keep up with her speed and she alone existed in a higher dimension after shifting her speed gear up.
Letâs aim to land an eye for an eye counter â even such an aim could not be done.
At the moment, we had already gotten to the point where I could not even figure out where and how she was going to come attacking.
âTransmute â [Winter of Swords]!â
I grew countless swords from the ground and restricted Benetnashâs movement.
Now, without this â
I was made to understand how shallow and short-sighted my thoughts were and how the gaps between the two of us had long passed the point of making such small tricks meaningless.
Of all things that could have happened, every single blade which I had just created on the ground immediately shattered at the same time and before I could guard myself, Benetnashâs punch sent me flying.
During this state and before I could even re-posture myself or get time to breathe, I received an attack to my stomach, next to my back, then to my chin and my ribs. Many other continuous barrages of attacks descended all over my body.
This is really bad, sheâs way beyond a joke.
Sheâs way too strong and way too fast.
Right now, I canât even figure out or understand if Iâm getting punched, kicked or getting shot by magic.
All that I can understand is that Iâve turned into a sandbag to be one-sidedly assaulted.
However you want to word it, this is what you call foul play. To begin with, what the hell is she talking about? What is this world beyond level 1000 anyways?
I (ore) donât even know anything about that, you know?
Ahh, in any case, sheâs actually really strong.
Hey look, I (ore) got punched again. This time it was my shoulder.
Oh, I know I just got slammed into the ground and got shot by magic on my back.
Iâve (ore) heard that she was strong, but honestly, if itâs to this degree, Iâm quite stuck. I (yo) didnât think that you would actually have grown up to be strong to this degree.
After all, from the first time I met you, you were already in a different league compared to the others. So the result of you aiming to reach higher as a result of meeting me is this, huh? Haha, how joyful.
.... Hmm? Wait, wait, what do I (ore) mean by the first time I met you? This thought process isnât me, but Ruphas, right?
Oh, this is not good, Iâm getting punched so much Iâm losing consciousness. I even know myself that my memory and consciousness are getting muddied and disoriented.
But strangely, Iâm not feeling irritated or frustrated at all.
If anything, deep down, Iâm feeling honoured and delighted, inside of me.
Youâve done well to have gotten this strong.
To have polished yourself up to this point, you have done a good job. Really, youâre amazing.
Honestly, you really make me want to bow to you.
To be able to have reached this strength, an ordinary amount of effort wasnât enough, was it?
Therefore, before I (yo) knew it, I (yo) was laughing.
Ahh, really â
â Iâm (yo) really delighted, Benet. You have done well for yourself to have claimed up to this point.
The atmosphere released by Ruphas changed.
After Benetnash promptly detected that change, she stopped attacking and quickly backed away to create some distance.
Until this point, notwithstanding that she was the one attacking one-sidedly, she did not think for a single moment that she was in an advantageous position.
It was because she knew. She knew that Ruphas Mafahl was nothing insignificant like that when she was serious.
The arch-rival that she had feared, adored, chased after and wished for simply could not have been a weakling like that.
Therefore, she was convinced that there would definitely be a time when Ruphas âarrivedâ... and in fact, Ruphas had finally decided to show her real ability.
âSo itâs finally arrived...!â
â..... Indeed.â
Ruphas stood up whilst adorning a relaxed smile and took a glance at Benetnash before turning to survey the surroundings.
While Ruphas was looking around, she was giving off that nostalgic feeling, thus Benetnash felt a sense of strange confusion. However, she quickly switched her thought process.
The only thing important right now was what was happening right here and now.
The fact that Ruphas had finally decided to get serious... as long as such a reality existed, it was enough for Benetnash.
âAs I was expecting, it was you, huh. The one to smack me awake.â
âWhat....?â
âHaha, itâs nothing important. I was just daydreaming a little. Until now, I was stuck in a dreamlike state, you see. Well, all things considered, it ended up turning out the way I planned it would turn out.â
Ruphas took a step forward.
Matching that, Benetnash unconsciously took a step backward, allowing her to recognise that she was instinctually fearful of Ruphas.
Thatâs right, this is that Ruphas Mafahl. The arch-rival that I respected and feared.
Thereâs no way Ruphas Mafahl can be anything else.
Benetnash bolstered herself mentally and took a step forward as if to cover for the instinctive step that she took which seemed like a step to run away.
âThanks to you, Iâve woken up. The way you woke me up was a little extreme, but it was just the perfect amount for me who was daydreaming. I believed that if it was you, you would smack my head to help me wake up. It was worth coming here, after all.â
Ruphas smiled refreshingly and joyfully as she spread her black wings wide.
Both of Ruphasâs hands were coated with mana.
The concentration of divine power and arcane power increased as they interacted with each other and they circulated around Ruphas.
There was no mistaking it. The current Ruphas was completely in the mood to smash things out.
The once supreme ruler who had ruled the entire world, the black-winged overlord, has once again graced me with her presence.
In response to that gracious feeling, Benetnashâs mouth distorted and she once again moved at a speed which could be mistaken for the speed of light.
âTsuaaaaaaaaaaaa!!â
After releasing a warcry, she challenged Ruphas with her greatest speed and might.
It was different from how she had been probing things out like she previously was.
It was, without a doubt, the greatest amount of might that she had and a truly serious attack.
If it was an ordinary person, let alone understanding what was happening, they would have ceased to exist without even being able to figure out that they were attacked. The speed was almost no different from the speed of light.
The attack that she used had once split the continent, along with the magical beasts and demons living on it, into two.
The Vampire Princessâs whole-hearted attack caused a permanent fissure on the planet, yet â Ruphas stopped it with just a single fingertip.
â!?â
Ruphasâs hair fluttered and just from the shockwave of the attack, fissures ran along the ground behind her.
However, the fingertip which had directly stopped the impact of the attack did not even have a single scratch on it nor was a single layer of skin torn.
After an instant of stiffness, Benetnash had already moved onto her second attack.
I knew it already. I predicted and foresaw it already.
Thatâs right, my opponentâs that Ruphas Mafahl. The strongest individual in existence and the only individual whom I determined to be worthy of trying to surpass.
So itâs only natural that she can do something like this.
Itâs only natural that her ability is this high.
A wall so high that I canât see the end, a wall that looks impossible to climb over.
But itâs because itâs this high that itâs worth climbing over. Itâs because itâs this high that itâs worth challenging!
âOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooo!!â
Stronger, faster, sharper!
Benetnash attacked furiously like a blizzard with her magic-imbued claws.
However, Ruphas was able to stop every one of those slashes and did not suffer a single injury.
Against that Benetnash, Ruphas smiled gently then placed her hand onto her forehead â a finger flick.
As Benetnash felt that her head was about to burst open, she was blown away. She then barely managed to spin around a few times in mid-air and land back down safely.
What power.... Even when itâs a full moon?
Benetnash wiped away the blood that was flowing out from her forehead while her mouth distorted to form a smile as if she was possessed.
Iâve waited too long... yeah, Iâve waited an eternity for this.
This is a wall worth overcoming. This is worth challenging.
Iâm not winning in a fight that I know that I am going to end up winning.
Iâm in a fight where I donât even know if Iâm going to win.... No, Iâm challenging an enemy that I almost know for certain that I have no chance of winning against.
This is what it means to battle. This is what the word âchallengeâ means.
Right now, I can feel it in my skin that Iâm the challenger without a doubt.
Yeah, I feel a little mortified. But above all that, I feel happy.
The one that Iâm aiming to surpass is definitely an outrageous person. That fact makes me feel blissful.
âAs expected. You wonât lose the will to fight, huh.â
âOf course. If I was going to lose my will to fight from just that, I wouldnât challenge you in the first place.â
Ruphas, who felt joy in Benetnashâs undying will for their battle, glanced over her own status once.
[Ruphas Mafahl]
Level 3000
Species: Flugel
Class level
Champion 200
Monster Tamer 200
Alchemist 200
Ranger 200
Strider 200
Esper 200
The Archenemy 200
HP: 1 805 000
SP: 72 290
STR: (Strength/Attack power): 46 600
DEX (Dexterity): 29 250
VIT (Vitality): 40 900
INT (Intelligence): 34 900
AGI (Agility/Speed): 42 334
MND (Mindpower): 34 650
LUK (Luck): 27 840
Head: ___
Right Arm: ___
Left Arm: ___
Body: Dress of Heavenâs Empress
Immunity from all status debuffs
Auto HP Regeneration
Foot: Boots of Swiftness
Increased movement speed in battle
Others: Overcoat of the Seven Luminaries
50% damage reduction from all elemental attacks
After Ruphas checked her own stats, she was able to recognise that she had yet to fully recover.
Nevertheless, she judged that it would not be a problem to fight against Benetnash.
Fundamentally in this world, level 1000 was the upper limit that an individual could reach.
That was the highest possible limit set by the laws laid down by the Goddess. As long as one followed her rules, it was impossible to go beyond that point.
However, Ruphas had surpassed that limit. In other words, it signified that she had broken through the rules of this world created by the Goddess herself.
Additionally, this was not a phenomenon limited to just Ruphas. Benetnash also stood in a similar domain.
This reality was what made Ruphas joyful.
[The Vampire Princess Benetnash]
Level 1500
Species: Vampire
Champion 200
Strider 400
Necromancer 100
HP: 705 000
SP: 31 430
STR: (Strength/Attack power): 26 112
DEX (Dexterity): 10 787
VIT (Vitality): 14 305
INT (Intelligence): 14 318
AGI (Agility/Speed): 42 001
MND (Mindpower): 11 295
LUK (Luck): 10 282
Head: Tiara of the Moon
Right Arm: Usurperâs Claw
Absorbs enemy HP upon attacking
Left Arm: Usurperâs Claw
Body: Vestment of Immortality
Foot: Boots of Black Shadow
Evasion chance increased by 100%
Others: Overcoat of Moonlit Night
Auto HP Regeneration increased by 100% during night time
Vampire exclusive item
Although Benetnashâs status did not reach as high as Ruphasâs, she was able to leave the restrictive boundary specified by the Goddess.
Notwithstanding that Benetnash was enjoying the boost from the full-moon night, her combat prowess was nothing short of splendid.
It was no wonder the demon race was unable to pass her.
How would the bunch of existences who were bound to live within the realm specified by the Goddess be able to pierce past Benetnash who had surpassed that?
She was now a qualified individual. She had already taken possession of the right to challenge the Goddess into her own hands.
However, to just win simply against that Benetnash, who had waited 200 years for this moment, would be unfair to her.
Therefore, there was only one thing that Ruphas could do.
To use all of her might to the very limit, without holding back, without mercy, and to utterly annihilate Benetnash with the best of her ability.
That was the greatest show of respect and the greatest form of courtesy.
âBe honoured, Benet. Youâre an opponent that is worthy of me giving my best. So in respect to you, I will also be fighting using a weapon thatâs worthy to be used against you.â
Ruphas muttered an honest compliment without any lie and held her hand up.
And the power formed in her hand was of both divine and arcane nature.
She caused the two types to clash with one another, distorting this world to create a hole in the space which was created by the Goddess.
The hole in the space then turned into a gate and connected to create a temporary pathway to another location, effectively turning the distance between the two locations into zero.
âX-Gate â come, my weapon.â
The supreme rulerâs summoning.
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šãæŦãŖããŽã ãŖãã | Gadius, Finia, and I arrived in the pioneer village, but the state of it left me open-mouthed.
It used to be a tranquil countryside village. The villagers living in it were also similarly calm and easygoing.
But now, they were screaming and evacuating to the southâit was an unbelievable sight for me, who used to live here.
âHurry! Take minimum luggage and evacuate as fast as possible!â
âJust leave that vase there! Even Lord Lyell canât hold off such a number on his own!â
âYour leg hurts? Thatâs just a graze! All you need to think about is how to run as far away as you can!â
âHurry up and run! If you donât run, we canât run either!â
The vigilance squad of the village was leading the villagers away. Since they were evacuating to the south, the enemy must have come from the north.
I spotted familiar faces among the squad members.
They were Troy and Jones from the kidnapping incident some time back.
âTroy, Jones!â
âHuh, Miss Nicole? Oh, Lord Gadius as well!â
They havenât met me directly in this form, but I had Gadius disguised as me, so they knew I was Lyellâs daughter.
âWhatâs the situation? And what about Zell?â
âAt first, two Devils with giant swords in hands appeared in the northern mountain. Lord Lyell and Lady Maria took them down, but soon after, five more Devils of the same type appeared and attacked this village. Lord Lyell, Lady Maria, and Zell, who can use magic, are facing them off now, but their numbers are too great...â
âFive of them?!â
Even Lyell couldnât win against that number. Evasion wasnât his specialty, above all.
He couldnât avoid injuries, and Maria would be burdened with healing him continuously.
If Mariaâs magic power ran out, Lyell would get outpushed as well.
âWhat about Fina?â
âLady Cortina took her away. She said she could only take her and run in this situation...â
Cortina certainly lacked power among the Six Heroes. Her selling point was her battle knowledge that made up for it... but she couldnât do anything now, where the enemy was pushing head-on like a storm.
âShe did say she would definitely return once she entrusted Lady Fina to a trustworthy person...â
âIf you meet her, tell her to evacuate instead.â
âHuh, um...â
âGadius and I will head to where Lyell is. You focus on evacuating people here.â
âThatâs too reckless!â
âDonât worry. Iâve already defeated those Devils before!â
âHuh?â
Troy and Jones looked at me with blank expressions.
Well, I guess it was hard to believe given the way I looked.
But it was a fact, and I couldnât leave Lyell and Maria alone. Besides, the fact that I was Reid would eventually reach this village. It would be far too stubborn to keep up the lie in this situation.
And even if it was Lyell we were talking about, he could get overpowered by those numbers if I didnât hurry.
Regardless of the era, it was an established theory that a few elite people couldnât overcome the numbers.
As we pushed our way through the crowd, people gradually decreased in number.
There werenât that many residents in this village in the first place. The congestion simply formed because a few dozen villagers headed to the south at once.
That was enough to overwhelm the roads since there were also fields and houses on the inner side of the fence.
All the people rushed there and it led to that.
âThere, I see Lyell!â
âOkay, I will go first!â
Gadius responded to my voice and he hurried ahead by using his short legs with all his strength.
In the past, Lyell and Gadius had competed during the excursion, so Gadius was quite a fast runner for a dwarf.
Speaking of Lyell, he was currently being overpowered by three Devils and was wounded all over.
Maria was squatting down with a hand on her temple, a typical gesture you did when you were out of magic power.
But as expected of her, she still had a defensive barrier set up and was pulling two of the Devils away.
Since she had a barrier active, she couldnât send heals to Lyell, however. This was quite a dangerous situation.
âLyell, get back!â
Lyell moved his gaze to the back at Gadiusâ call.
He was likely aware of the danger that Maria was facing. So for that reason, he ended up reflexively looking back when he heard the relief voice.
But that could become a fatal opening against these Devils.
âGraaaaahhh!â
Lyellâs gaze snapped back, and he raised his trusty sword to block its attack.
But the Devils had two swords, and there were three of them attacking him.
Having swords coming at him from every direction, Lyell couldnât react with his sword already in the swing.
âLyell!â
Gadius was a fast runner, but for a dwarf. He had yet to reach Lyell, his shield unable to make it in time.
Maria quickly dispelled the barrier and tried to send a defensive spell his way, but it didnât seem like it would make it in time, either.
All that information passed in my mind instantly and I grasped everything. The processing speed I had now was beyond even the past me.
Thrown in this situation, I anguished as I watched the situation moving in slow motionâand came to a decision.
I instantly invoked the Apport spell and equipped my gauntlets, and sent my threads. I had never been more grateful to God Hastur for making it possible to summon them so quickly.
I send the threads as I planned, and at the same time, direct the thread manipulation power internally.
Then, my threads caught Lyell and Maria, and I forcibly pulled them toward me.
When I was strengthened with thread manipulation, my physical strength could even surpass Lyellâs for a moment.
Using that strength, I forcibly dragged Lyell away, and the next moment, swords passed through the space where he was a moment ago.
Lyell was dumbfounded after being saved from that dilemma. Maria was much the same.
âOh well. It was going to get busted anyway.â
â...Reid?â
I used the threads. Not just Lyell, but even Maria witnessed it.
No excuses would get me out of this. I had to resolve myself for everything for real this time. | {
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ãããã¨ãããããžãã | We are always chasing storms.
We want to see and measure storms -- brainstorms, that is.
And we all talk about brainstorms in our daily lives, but we rarely see or listen to one.
So I always like to start these talks by actually introducing you to one of them.
Actually, the first time we recorded more than one neuron -- a hundred brain cells simultaneously -- of a hundred cells in the same animal, this is the first image we got, the first 10 seconds of this recording.
So we got a little snippet of a thought, and we could see it in front of us.
I always tell the students that we could also call neuroscientists some sort of astronomer, because we are dealing with a system that is only comparable in terms of number of cells to the number of galaxies that we have in the universe.
And here we are, out of billions of neurons, just recording, 10 years ago, a hundred.
We are doing a thousand now.
And we hope to understand something fundamental about our human nature.
Because, if you don't know yet, everything that we use to define what human nature is comes from these storms, comes from these storms that roll over the hills and valleys of our brains and define our memories, our beliefs, our feelings, our plans for the future.
Everything that we ever do, everything that every human has ever done, do or will do, requires the toil of populations of neurons producing these kinds of storms.
And the sound of a brainstorm, if you've never heard one, is somewhat like this.
You can put it louder if you can.
My son calls this "making popcorn while listening to a badly-tuned A.M. station."
This is a brain.
This is what happens when you route these electrical storms to a loudspeaker and you listen to a hundred brain cells firing, your brain will sound like this -- my brain, any brain.
And what we want to do as neuroscientists in this time is to actually listen to these symphonies, these brain symphonies, and try to extract from them the messages they carry.
In particular, about 12 years ago we created a preparation that we named brain-machine interfaces.
And you have a scheme here that describes how it works.
The idea is, let's have some sensors that listen to these storms, this electrical firing, and see if you can, in the same time that it takes for this storm to leave the brain and reach the legs or the arms of an animal -- about half a second -- let's see if we can read these signals, extract the motor messages that are embedded in it, translate it into digital commands
and send it to an artificial device that will reproduce the voluntary motor wheel of that brain in real time.
And see if we can measure how well we can translate that message when we compare to the way the body does that.
And if we can actually provide feedback, sensory signals that go back from this robotic, mechanical, computational actuator that is now under the control of the brain, back to the brain, how the brain deals with that, of receiving messages from an artificial piece of machinery.
And that's exactly what we did 10 years ago.
We started with a superstar monkey called Aurora that became one of the superstars of this field.
And Aurora liked to play video games.
As you can see here, she likes to use a joystick, like any one of us, any of our kids, to play this game.
And as a good primate, she even tries to cheat before she gets the right answer.
So even before a target appears that she's supposed to cross with the cursor that she's controlling with this joystick, Aurora is trying to find the target, no matter where it is.
And if she's doing that, because every time she crosses that target with the little cursor, she gets a drop of Brazilian orange juice.
if you get a little drop of Brazilian orange juice.
Actually any primate will do that.
Think about that.
Well, while Aurora was playing this game, as you saw, and doing a thousand trials a day and getting 97 percent correct and 350 milliliters of orange juice, we are recording the brainstorms that are produced in her head and sending them to a robotic arm that was learning to reproduce the movements that Aurora was making.
Because the idea was to actually turn on this brain-machine interface and have Aurora play the game just by thinking, without interference of her body.
Her brainstorms would control an arm that would move the cursor and cross the target.
And to our shock, that's exactly what Aurora did.
She played the game without moving her body.
So every trajectory that you see of the cursor now, this is the exact first moment she got that.
That's the exact first moment a brain intention was liberated from the physical domains of a body of a primate and could act outside, in that outside world, just by controlling an artificial device.
And Aurora kept playing the game, kept finding the little target and getting the orange juice that she wanted to get, that she craved for.
Well, she did that because she, at that time, had acquired a new arm.
The robotic arm that you see moving here 30 days later, after the first video that I showed to you, is under the control of Aurora's brain and is moving the cursor to get to the target.
And Aurora now knows that she can play the game with this robotic arm, but she has not lost the ability to use her biological arms to do what she pleases.
She can scratch her back, she can scratch one of us, she can play another game.
By all purposes and means, Aurora's brain has incorporated that artificial device as an extension of her body.
The model of the self that Aurora had in her mind has been expanded to get one more arm.
Well, we did that 10 years ago.
Just fast forward 10 years.
Just last year we realized that you don't even need to have a robotic device.
You can just build a computational body, an avatar, a monkey avatar.
And you can actually use it for our monkeys to either interact with them, or you can train them to assume in a virtual world the first-person perspective of that avatar and use her brain activity to control the movements of the avatar's arms or legs.
And what we did basically was to train the animals to learn how to control these avatars and explore objects that appear in the virtual world.
And these objects are visually identical, but when the avatar crosses the surface of these objects, they send an electrical message that is proportional to the microtactile texture of the object that goes back directly to the monkey's brain, informing the brain what it is the avatar is touching.
And in just four weeks, the brain learns to process this new sensation and acquires a new sensory pathway -- like a new sense.
And you truly liberate the brain now because you are allowing the brain to send motor commands to move this avatar.
And the feedback that comes from the avatar is being processed directly by the brain without the interference of the skin.
So what you see here is this is the design of the task.
You're going to see an animal basically touching these three targets.
And he has to select one because only one carries the reward, the orange juice that they want to get.
And he has to select it by touch using a virtual arm, an arm that doesn't exist.
And that's exactly what they do.
This is a complete liberation of the brain from the physical constraints of the body and the motor in a perceptual task.
The animal is controlling the avatar to touch the targets.
And he's sensing the texture by receiving an electrical message directly in the brain.
And the brain is deciding what is the texture associated with the reward.
The legends that you see in the movie don't appear for the monkey.
And by the way, they don't read English anyway, so they are here just for you to know that the correct target is shifting position.
And yet, they can find them by tactile discrimination, and they can press it and select it.
So when we look at the brains of these animals, on the top panel you see the alignment of 125 cells showing what happens with the brain activity, the electrical storms, of this sample of neurons in the brain when the animal is using a joystick.
And that's a picture that every neurophysiologist knows.
The basic alignment shows that these cells are coding for all possible directions.
The bottom picture is what happens when the body stops moving and the animal starts controlling either a robotic device or a computational avatar.
As fast as we can reset our computers, the brain activity shifts to start representing this new tool, as if this too was a part of that primate's body.
The brain is assimilating that too, as fast as we can measure.
So that suggests to us that our sense of self does not end at the last layer of the epithelium of our bodies, but it ends at the last layer of electrons of the tools that we're commanding with our brains.
Our violins, our cars, our bicycles, our soccer balls, our clothing -- they all become assimilated by this voracious, amazing, dynamic system called the brain.
How far can we take it?
Well, in an experiment that we ran a few years ago, we took this to the limit.
We had an animal running on a treadmill at Duke University on the East Coast of the United States, producing the brainstorms necessary to move.
And we had a robotic device, a humanoid robot, in Kyoto, Japan at ATR Laboratories that was dreaming its entire life to be controlled by a brain, a human brain, or a primate brain.
What happens here is that the brain activity that generated the movements in the monkey was transmitted to Japan and made this robot walk while footage of this walking was sent back to Duke, so that the monkey could see the legs of this robot walking in front of her.
So she could be rewarded, not by what her body was doing but for every correct step of the robot on the other side of the planet controlled by her brain activity.
Funny thing, that round trip around the globe took 20 milliseconds less than it takes for that brainstorm to leave its head, the head of the monkey, and reach its own muscle.
The monkey was moving a robot that was six times bigger, across the planet.
This is one of the experiments in which that robot was able to walk autonomously.
This is CB1 fulfilling its dream in Japan under the control of the brain activity of a primate.
So where are we taking all this?
What are we going to do with all this research, besides studying the properties of this dynamic universe that we have between our ears?
Well the idea is to take all this knowledge and technology and try to restore one of the most severe neurological problems that we have in the world.
Millions of people have lost the ability to translate these brainstorms into action, into movement.
Although their brains continue to produce those storms and code for movements, they cannot cross a barrier that was created by a lesion on the spinal cord.
So our idea is to create a bypass, is to use these brain-machine interfaces to read these signals, larger-scale brainstorms that contain the desire to move again, bypass the lesion using computational microengineering and send it to a new body, a whole body called an exoskeleton, a whole robotic suit that will become the new body of these patients.
And you can see an image produced by this consortium. This is a nonprofit consortium called the Walk Again Project that is putting together scientists from Europe, from here in the United States, and in Brazil together to work to actually get this new body built -- a body that we believe, through the same plastic mechanisms that allow Aurora and other monkeys to use these tools through a brain-machine interface
and that allows us to incorporate the tools that we produce and use in our daily life.
This same mechanism, we hope, will allow these patients, not only to imagine again the movements that they want to make and translate them into movements of this new body, but for this body to be assimilated as the new body that the brain controls.
So I was told about 10 years ago that this would never happen, that this was close to impossible.
And I can only tell you that as a scientist, I grew up in southern Brazil in the mid-'60s watching a few crazy guys telling [us] that they would go to the Moon.
And I was five years old, and I never understood why NASA didn't hire Captain Kirk and Spock to do the job; after all, they were very proficient -- but just seeing that as a kid made me believe, as my grandmother used to tell me, that "impossible is just the possible that someone has not put in enough effort to make it come true."
So they told me that it's impossible to make someone walk.
I think I'm going to follow my grandmother's advice.
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It exists in basically all of the cities all around the world, which is a little bit surprising when you think about it.
I mean, think about how different cities are, actually.
I mean, you have the typical European cities, with a dense urban core, good public transportation mostly, not a lot of road capacity.
But then, on the other hand, you have the American cities.
It's moving by itself, okay.
Anyway, the American cities: lots of roads dispersed over large areas, almost no public transportation.
And then you have the emerging world cities, with a mixed variety of vehicles, mixed land-use patterns, also rather dispersed but often with a very dense urban core.
And traffic planners all around the world have tried lots of different measures: dense cities or dispersed cities, lots of roads or lots of public transport or lots of bike lanes or more information, or lots of different things, but nothing seems to work.
But all of these attempts have one thing in common.
They're basically attempts at figuring out what people should do instead of rush hour car driving.
They're essentially, to a point, attempts at planning what other people should do, planning their life for them.
Now, planning a complex social system is a very hard thing to do, and let me tell you a story.
Back in 1989, when the Berlin Wall fell, an urban planner in London got a phone call from a colleague in Moscow saying, basically, "Hi, this is Vladimir. I'd like to know, who's in charge of London's bread supply?"
And the urban planner in London goes, "What do you mean, who's in charge of London's â I mean, no one is in charge."
"Oh, but surely someone must be in charge.
I mean, it's a very complicated system. Someone must control all of this."
"No. No. No one is in charge.
I mean, it basically -- I haven't really thought of it.
It basically organizes itself."
It organizes itself.
That's an example of a complex social system and this is a very deep insight.
When you try to solve really complex social problems, the right thing to do is most of the time to create the incentives.
You don't plan the details, and people will figure out what to do, how to adapt to this new framework.
And let's now look at how we can use this insight to combat road congestion.
This is a map of Stockholm, my hometown.
Now, Stockholm is a medium-sized city, roughly two million people, but Stockholm also has lots of water and lots of water means lots of bridges -- narrow bridges, old bridges -- which means lots of road congestion.
And these red dots show the most congested parts, which are the bridges that lead into the inner city.
And then someone came up with the idea that, apart from good public transport, apart from spending money on roads, let's try to charge drivers one or two euros at these bottlenecks.
Now, one or two euros, that isn't really a lot of money, I mean compared to parking charges and running costs, etc., so you would probably expect that car drivers wouldn't really react to this fairly small charge.
You would be wrong.
One or two euros was enough to make 20 percent of cars disappear from rush hours.
Now, 20 percent, well, that's a fairly huge figure, you might think, but you've still got 80 percent left of the problem, right?
Because you still have 80 percent of the traffic.
Now, that's also wrong, because traffic happens to be a nonlinear phenomenon, meaning that once you reach above a certain capacity threshold then congestion starts to increase really, really rapidly.
But fortunately, it also works the other way around.
If you can reduce traffic even somewhat, then congestion will go down much faster than you might think.
Now, congestion charges were introduced in Stockholm on January 3, 2006, and the first picture here is a picture of Stockholm, one of the typical streets, January 2.
The first day with the congestion charges looked like this.
20 percent of the cars from the streets.
You really reduce congestion quite substantially.
But, well, as I said, I mean, car drivers adapt, right?
So after a while they would all come back because they have sort of gotten used to charges.
Wrong again. It's now six and a half years ago since the congestion charges were introduced in Stockholm, and we basically have the same low traffic levels still.
But you see, there's an interesting gap here in the time series in 2007.
Well, the thing is that, the congestion charges, they were introduced first as a trial, so they were introduced in January and then abolished again at the end of July, followed by a referendum, and then they were reintroduced again in 2007, which of course was a wonderful scientific opportunity.
I mean, this was a really fun experiment to start with, and we actually got to do it twice.
And personally, I would like to do this every once a year or so, but they won't let me do that.
But it was fun anyway.
So, we followed up. What happened?
This is the last day with the congestion charges, July 31, and you see the same street but now it's summer, and summer in Stockholm is a very nice and light time of the year, and the first day without the congestion charges looked like this.
All the cars were back again, and you even have to admire the car drivers. They adapt so extremely quickly.
The first day they all came back.
And this effect hanged on. So 2007 figures looked like this.
Now these traffic figures are really exciting and a little bit surprising and very useful to know, but I would say that the most surprising slide here I'm going to show you today is not this one. It's this one.
This shows public support for congestion pricing of Stockholm, and you see that when congestion pricing were introduced in the beginning of Spring 2006, people were fiercely against it.
Seventy percent of the population didn't want this.
But what happened when the congestion charges No, on the contrary, they changed, up to a point where we now have 70 percent support for keeping the charges, meaning that -- I mean, let me repeat that: 70 percent of the population in Stockholm want to keep a price for something that used to be free.
Okay. So why can that be? Why is that?
Well, think about it this way. Who changed?
I mean, the 20 percent of the car drivers that disappeared, surely they must be discontent in a way.
And where did they go? If we can understand this, then maybe we can figure out how people can be so happy with this.
Well, so we did this huge interview survey with lots of travel services, and tried to figure out who changed, and where did they go?
And it turned out that they don't know themselves. For some reason, the car drivers are -- they are confident they actually drive the same way that they used to do.
And why is that? It's because that travel patterns are much less stable than you might think.
Each day, people make new decisions, and people change and the world changes around them, and each day all of these decisions are sort of nudged ever so slightly away from rush hour car driving in a way that people don't even notice.
They're not even aware of this themselves.
And the other question, who changed their mind?
Who changed their opinion, and why?
So we did another interview survey, tried to figure out why people changed their mind, and what type of group changed their minds?
And after analyzing the answers, it turned out that more than half of them believe that they haven't changed their minds.
They're actually confident that they have liked congestion pricing all along.
Which means that we are now in a position where we have reduced traffic across this toll cordon with 20 percent, and reduced congestion by enormous numbers, and people aren't even aware that they have changed, and they honestly believe that they have liked this all along.
This is the power of nudges when trying to solve complex social problems, and when you do that, you shouldn't try to tell people how to adapt.
You should just nudge them in the right direction.
And if you do it right, people will actually embrace the change, and if you do it right, people will actually even like it.
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âDonât say it like Iâm the bad guy hereâ
Even if she says this, it couldnât be helped since this was the only available part and the more the blade touches that part the more magical power could be sent.
âOoooi~! Itâs also important that you do something about this here!?â
Since the magical power disappeared the red stone swamp returned back to normal, hence the old man who we used as a stepping stone and sank into the swamp up to his waist seemed as if he was growing out of the ground, what a mysterious scene.......
âSorry, old man, but my power isnât enough to cut through stone and I canât use magic to save youâ
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If I used the most extreme explosion magic the old man would be in danger, but I canât just leave him there, huh?......Isnât there something like a blunt weapon somewhere? If I smash the stone with that thenâ
âDarryl-sama, Iâll help you as soon as this wound is healed. I can cut through that with the remaining magical power.â
If itâs that Zankoutou then you can do it, because those stones are just of normal density, far from the density of Orichalcum.
âOh yeah~ We were just in battle, but neither Bell nor grandpa Darry used magic, right? Why is that?â
......Hmmm, ever since Erin came here thereâs been an unnatural variation in what she does and doesnât know.
â......Huh? Did I say something weird just now?â
Haah, though explaining this is a pain, it canât be helped as itâs important for future battles.
âIn Bertraâs case she couldnât use it even if she wanted to because her magic swords require magical power. Same goes for inherent magic, so when Figueroa used his red stones he couldnât have used any other magic.â
âAh~ Now that you say it~ I see. Huh? But grandpa Darry didnât use magic swords or inherent magic, right?â
Right? I wanted to ask about that as well.
âThatâs something I was curious about as well. If you can use magical power to strengthen your body, normally shouldnât you be able to use magic as well?â
What is it? Did he have some reason?
âEhm...... Thatâs right! Since Iâm a real man I use my fists and this body to fight! Itâs not because Iâm bad at using magic!â
I thought there was some deep reason, but heâs just bad at using magic!!
Also for that amazing person they call the Master Fighter...... to have such a weakness.
âHowâs that possible...... to have such a reason......â
Looks like Bertra was hearing this for the first time as well, huh...... Itâs greatly disappointing. I have no idea if this Hero called Master fighter is amazing or not. Now Iâm also doubtful of that Master Swordsman.
Well then, looks like the soldiers were cleaning up afterwards and while Bertra is treated and the old man gets rescued Iâm able to slowly rest, huh.
Hm? Somethingâs coming towards us. Is that...... a carriage? Why is a carriage coming to this place? Ah, it stopped?
ââOh, someone came out of it. Itâs a refined elderly lady wearing a purple dress..... Sheâs coming this way...
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âUgeh! Sa-Salisa!? Why are you here?!â
Hooh, thatâs the old manâs wife, huh? She certainly gives of a strong-willed impression.
Bertra as well. Are all women of this country like that?
âWhile I was on my way to your house, urgent news arrived that you were fighting here and â For what reason are you in this foolish state?!â
âNo! Wait! Iâm not fooling around! While I was in battleââ
âWhat happened in that battle for you to end up like that?! Hurry up and come out of there!!â
That figure of him growing out of the ground canât be helped but seen as him fooling around. He doesnât look like someone having fought a battle at all.
âHe-hey! Donât pull at me! It hurts, it hurts! Guys, safe meeee!â
The old man struggled desperately to escape, but he canât run away like this.
âSa-Salisa-sama, Darryl-sama really was, tch~â
âAh~ Bell, donât move. Iâm not done closing it yetâ
âMy! What might have happened? Bertra, will you be fine with that wound?!â
âHey, wai!? Guho!â
While the old woman took off to Bertra she exquisitely kicked the old man in the face. It seemed like she was kicking a ball, but was that just my imagination?
âOi! Because of that I have a nosebleââ
âIâll take care of you later!...... Aah, poor Bertraâ
â......Even Iâll cry, you know?......â
She treats that old man so badly, I wonder what kind of life...... No, thinking about it, this is the natural consequence of his actions, isnât it?
âYes, since Erin is treating it nowâ
âLeave it to me~â
âIs that so? If itâs like this thatâs fine thenâ
â......Iâm not fine though......â
Now that she mentions it, the wounds I got from Figueroa have almost completely healed as well.
Erinâs healing magic is quite something. It will be indispensable in future battles.
Itâs a good thing but also a bad thing...... right?
âAah! Pardon my late introduction. I am Darrylâs wife, Salisa is my name.â
I already know about you.
âFirst of all...... Hero Dale-sama, Erin-sama, Bertra, you splendidly defeated Figueroa. Thank you very much, I shall reward you in place of my foolish bro..... I mean, King Rileyâ
âAh...... No......â
Foolish?...... Where you about to say âmy foolish brotherâ just now? No matter how much heâs your little brother heâs still the countryâs King, you know?!
âAnd now...... Deear!â
âYes!â
The old manâs upper body which was not buried in the ground stiffened up.
âI sent you a letter telling you to stay home, didnât I? Could it be that you didnât read it?!â
âNo...... About that~ Well~ Uhm......â
How could he say that he tried to run away?
ââ However, letâs forgive you this timeâ
âHeh? You forgive me?...... Why?â
âThe reason why I was going to your base was to directly convey the imperial command of my foolish brother to you. I came to persuade you, as my foolish brother was worried you might not accept it.â
You clearly said âMy foolish brotherâ, you know?...... I donât want to say anything, but is this country alright......?
âHowever, for you to already join the Hero before I could even convey the imperial command...... I was surprised as well, but as expected of you.â
âEh? N, no~ even so, Da~hahahaha......â
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ãããã¨ã ãããã¨ã | You. Yeah. With the weird teeth. And you next to him. You know who you are.
Actually, that whole row isn't right. That's not good. Hi. Yeah. Real bad. Don't even look at me. I am one of the one in four. Thank you.
I think I inherit it from my mother, who, used to crawl around the house on all fours.
She had two sponges in her hand, and then she had two tied to her knees. My mother was completely absorbent. And she would crawl around behind me going, "Who brings footprints into a building?!"
So that was kind of a clue that things weren't right.
So before I start, I would like to thank the makers of Lamotrigine, Sertraline, and Reboxetine, because without those few simple chemicals, I would not be vertical today.
So how did it start?
My mental illness -- well, I'm not even going to talk about my mental illness.
What am I going to talk about? Okay.
I always dreamt that, when I had my final breakdown, it would be because I had a deep Kafkaesque existentialist revelation, or that maybe Cate Blanchett would play me and she would win an Oscar for it. But that's not what happened. I had my breakdown during my daughter's sports day.
There were all the parents sitting in a parking lot eating food out of the back of their car -- only the English -- eating their sausages. They loved their sausages. Lord and Lady Rigor Mortis were nibbling on the tarmac, and then the gun went off and all the girlies started running, and all the mummies went, "Run! Run Chlamydia! Run!" "Run like the wind, Veruca! Run!"
And all the girlies, girlies running, running, running, everybody except for my daughter, who was just standing at the starting line, just waving, because she didn't know she was supposed to run.
So I took to my bed for about a month, and when I woke up I found I was institutionalized, and when I saw the other inmates, I realized that I had found my people, my tribe. Because they became my only friends, they became my friends, because very few people that I knew -- Well, I wasn't sent a lot of cards or flowers. I mean, if I had had a broken leg
or I was with child I would have been inundated, but all I got was a couple phone calls telling me to perk up.
Perk up.
Because I didn't think of that. Because, you know, the one thing, one thing that you get with this disease, this one comes with a package, is you get a real sense of shame, because your friends go, "Oh come on, show me the lump, show me the x-rays," and of course you've got nothing to show, so you're, like, really disgusted with yourself because you're thinking, "I'm not being carpet-bombed. I don't live in a township."
So you start to hear these abusive voices, but you don't hear one abusive voice, you hear about a thousand -- 100,000 abusive voices, like if the Devil had Tourette's, that's what it would sound like.
But we all know in here, you know, there is no Devil, there are no voices in your head.
You know that when you have those abusive voices, all those little neurons get together and in that little gap you get a real toxic "I want to kill myself" kind of chemical, and if you have that over and over again on a loop tape, you might have yourself depression.
Oh, and that's not even the tip of the iceberg.
If you get a little baby, and you abuse it verbally, its little brain sends out chemicals that are so destructive that the little part of its brain that can tell good from bad just doesn't grow, so you might have yourself a homegrown psychotic.
If a soldier sees his friend blown up, his brain goes into such high alarm that he can't actually put the experience into words, so he just feels the horror over and over again.
So here's my question. My question is, how come when people have mental damage, it's always an active imagination?
How come every other organ in your body can get sick and you get sympathy, except the brain?
I'd like to talk a little bit more about the brain, because I know you like that here at TED, so if you just give me a minute here, okay.
Okay, let me just say, there's some good news.
There is some good news. First of all, let me say, we've come a long, long way.
We started off as a teeny, teeny little one-celled amoeba, tiny, just sticking onto a rock, and now, voila, the brain.
Here we go. This little baby has a lot of horsepower.
It comes completely conscious. It's got state-of-the-art lobes.
We've got the occipital lobe so we can actually see the world.
We got the temporal lobe so we can actually hear the world.
Here we've got a little bit of long-term memory, so, you know that night you want to forget, when you got really drunk? Bye-bye! Gone. So actually, it's filled with 100 billion neurons just zizzing away, electrically transmitting information, zizzing, zizzing. I'm going to give you a little side view here.
I don't know if you can get that here. So, zizzing away, and so â â And for every one â I know, I drew this myself. Thank you.
For every one single neuron, you can actually have from 10,000 to 100,000 different connections or dendrites or whatever you want to call it, and every time you learn something, or you have an experience, that bush grows, you know, that bush of information.
Can you imagine, every human being is carrying that equipment, even Paris Hilton? Go figure.
But I got a little bad news for you folks. I got some bad news.
This isn't for the one in four. This is for the four in four.
We are not equipped for the 21st century.
Evolution did not prepare us for this. We just don't have the bandwidth, and for people who say, oh, they're having a nice day, they're perfectly fine, they're more insane than the rest of us.
Because I'll show you where there might be a few glitches in evolution. Okay, let me just explain this to you.
When we were ancient man â â millions of years ago, and we suddenly felt threatened by a predator, okay? â â we would â Thank you. I drew these myself. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Anyway, we would fill up with our own adrenaline and our own cortisol, and then we'd kill or be killed, we'd eat or we'd be eaten, and then suddenly we'd de-fuel,
and we'd go back to normal. Okay.
So the problem is, nowadays, with modern manâ â when we feel in danger, we still fill up with our own chemical but because we can't kill traffic wardens â â or eat estate agents, the fuel just stays in our body over and over, so we're in a constant state of alarm, a constant state. And here's another thing that happened.
About 150,000 years ago, when language came online, we started to put words to this constant emergency, so it wasn't just, "Oh my God, there's a saber-toothed tiger," which could be, it was suddenly, "Oh my God, I didn't send the email. Oh my God, my thighs are too fat.
Oh my God, everybody can see I'm stupid. I didn't get invited to the Christmas party!"
So you've got this nagging loop tape that goes over and over again that drives you insane, so, you see what the problem is? What once made you safe now drives you insane.
I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but somebody has to be.
Your pets are happier than you are. So kitty cat, meow, happy happy happy, human beings, screwed. Completely and utterly -- so, screwed.
But my point is, if we don't talk about this stuff, and we don't learn how to deal with our lives, it's not going to be one in four. It's going to be four in four who are really, really going to get ill in the upstairs department.
And while we're at it, can we please stop the stigma?
Thank you. Thank you. | {
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INTRODUCTION
THE ERA OF CROWDS
The great upheavals which precede changes of civilisations such as the fall of the Roman Empire and the foundation of the Arabian Empire, seem at first sight determined more especially by political transformations, foreign invasion, or the overthrow of dynasties.
But a more attentive study of these events shows that behind their apparent causes the real cause is generally seen to be a profound modification in the ideas of the peoples.
The true historical upheavals are not those which astonish us by their grandeur and violence.
The only important changes whence the renewal of civilisations results, affect ideas, conceptions, and beliefs.
The memorable events of history are the visible effects of the invisible changes of human thought.
The reason these great events are so rare is that there is nothing so stable in a race as the inherited groundwork of its thoughts.
The present epoch is one of these critical moments in which the thought of mankind is undergoing a process of transformation.
Two fundamental factors are at the base of this transformation.
The first is the destruction of those religious, political, and social beliefs in which all the elements of our civilisation are rooted.
The second is the creation of entirely new conditions of existence and thought as the result of modern scientific and industrial discoveries.
The ideas of the past, although half destroyed, being still very powerful, and the ideas which are to replace them being still in process of formation, the modern age represents a period of transition and anarchy.
It is not easy to say as yet what will one day be evolved from this necessarily somewhat chaotic period.
What will be the fundamental ideas on which the societies that are to succeed our own will be built up?
We do not at present know.
Still it is already clear that on whatever lines the societies of the future are organised, they will have to count with a new power, with the last surviving sovereign force of modern times, the power of crowds.
On the ruins of so many ideas formerly considered beyond discussion, and to-day decayed or decaying, of so many sources of authority that successive revolutions have destroyed, this power, which alone has arisen in their stead, seems soon destined to absorb the others.
While all our ancient beliefs are tottering and disappearing, while the old pillars of society are giving way one by one, the power of the crowd is the only force that nothing menaces, and of which the prestige is continually on the increase.
The age we are about to enter will in truth be the ERA OF CROWDS.
Scarcely a century ago the traditional policy of European states and the rivalries of sovereigns were the principal factors that shaped events.
The opinion of the masses scarcely counted, and most frequently indeed did not count at all.
To-day it is the traditions which used to obtain in politics, and the individual tendencies and rivalries of rulers which do not count;
while, on the contrary, the voice of the masses has become preponderant.
It is this voice that dictates their conduct to kings, whose endeavour is to take note of its utterances.
The destinies of nations are elaborated at present in the heart of the masses, and no longer in the councils of princes.
The entry of the popular classes into political life--that is to say, in reality, their progressive transformation into governing classes--is one of the most striking characteristics of our epoch of transition.
The introduction of universal suffrage, which exercised for a long time but little influence, is not, as might be thought, the distinguishing feature of this transference of political power.
The progressive growth of the power of the masses took place at first by the propagation of certain ideas, which have slowly implanted themselves in men's minds, and afterwards by the gradual association of individuals bent on bringing about the realisation of theoretical conceptions.
It is by association that crowds have come to procure ideas with respect to their interests which are very clearly defined if not particularly just,
and have arrived at a consciousness of their strength.
The masses are founding syndicates before which the authorities capitulate one after the other;
they are also founding labour unions, which in spite of all economic laws tend to regulate the conditions of labour and wages.
They return to assemblies in which the Government is vested, representatives utterly lacking initiative and independence, and reduced most often to nothing else than the spokesmen of the committees that have chosen them.
To-day the claims of the masses are becoming more and more sharply defined,
and amount to nothing less than a determination to utterly destroy society as it now exists, with a view to making it hark back to that primitive communism which was the normal condition of all human groups before the dawn of civilisation.
Limitations of the hours of labour, the nationalisation of mines, railways, factories, and the soil, the equal distribution of all products, the elimination of all the upper classes for the benefit of the popular classes, &c., such are these claims.
Little adapted to reasoning, crowds, on the contrary, are quick to act.
As the result of their present organisation their strength has become immense.
The dogmas whose birth we are witnessing will soon have the force of the old dogmas; that is to say, the tyrannical and sovereign force of being above discussion.
The divine right of the masses is about to replace the divine right of kings.
The writers who enjoy the favour of our middle classes, those who best represent their rather narrow ideas, their somewhat prescribed views, their rather superficial scepticism, and their at times somewhat excessive egoism, display profound alarm at this new power which they see growing;
and to combat the disorder in men's minds they are addressing despairing appeals to those moral forces of the Church for which they formerly professed so much disdain.
They talk to us of the bankruptcy of science, go back in penitence to Rome, and remind us of the teachings of revealed truth.
These new converts forget that it is too late.
Had they been really touched by grace, a like operation could not have the same influence on minds less concerned with the preoccupations which beset these recent adherents to religion.
The masses repudiate to-day the gods which their admonishers repudiated yesterday and helped to destroy.
There is no power, Divine or human, that can oblige a stream to flow back to its source.
There has been no bankruptcy of science, and science has had no share in the present intellectual anarchy, nor in the making of the new power which is springing up in the midst of this anarchy.
Science promised us truth, or at least a knowledge of such relations as our intelligence can seize:
it never promised us peace or happiness.
Sovereignly indifferent to our feelings, it is deaf to our lamentations.
It is for us to endeavour to live with science, since nothing can bring back the illusions it has destroyed.
Universal symptoms, visible in all nations, show us the rapid growth of the power of crowds, and do not admit of our supposing that it is destined to cease growing at an early date.
Whatever fate it may reserve for us, we shall have to submit to it.
All reasoning against it is a mere vain war of words.
Certainly it is possible that the advent to power of the masses marks one of the last stages of Western civilisation, a complete return to those periods of confused anarchy which seem always destined to precede the birth of every new society.
But may this result be prevented?
Up to now these thoroughgoing destructions of a worn-out civilisation have constituted the most obvious task of the masses.
It is not indeed to-day merely that this can be traced.
History tells us, that from the moment when the moral forces on which a civilisation rested have lost their strength, its final dissolution is brought about by those unconscious and brutal crowds known, justifiably enough, as barbarians.
Civilisations as yet have only been created and directed by a small intellectual aristocracy, never by crowds.
Crowds are only powerful for destruction.
Their rule is always tantamount to a barbarian phase.
A civilisation involves fixed rules, discipline, a passing from the instinctive to the rational state, forethought for the future, an elevated degree of culture
--all of them conditions that crowds, left to themselves, have invariably shown themselves incapable of realising.
In consequence of the purely destructive nature of their power crowds act like those microbes which hasten the dissolution of enfeebled or dead bodies.
When the structure of a civilisation is rotten, it is always the masses that bring about its downfall.
It is at such a juncture that their chief mission is plainly visible, and that for a while the philosophy of number seems the only philosophy of history.
Is the same fate in store for our civilisation?
There is ground to fear that this is the case, but we are not as yet in a position to be certain of it.
We have a very slight knowledge of these crowds which are beginning to be the object of so much discussion.
Professional students of psychology, having lived far from them, have always ignored them,
and when, as of late, they have turned their attention in this direction it has only been to consider the crimes crowds are capable of committing.
Without a doubt criminal crowds exist,
but virtuous and heroic crowds, and crowds of many other kinds, are also to be met with.
The crimes of crowds only constitute a particular phase of their psychology.
The mental constitution of crowds is not to be learnt merely by a study of their crimes, any more than that of an individual by a mere description of his vices.
However, in point of fact, all the world's masters, all the founders of religions or empires, the apostles of all beliefs, eminent statesmen, and, in a more modest sphere, the mere chiefs of small groups of men have always been unconscious psychologists, possessed of an instinctive and often very sure knowledge of the character of crowds,
and it is their accurate knowledge of this character that has enabled them to so easily establish their mastery.
Napoleon had a marvellous insight into the psychology of the masses of the country over which he reigned, but he, at times, completely misunderstood the psychology of crowds belonging to other races;[1]
and it is because he thus misunderstood it that he engaged in Spain, and notably in Russia, in conflicts in which his power received blows which were destined within a brief space of time to ruin it.
A knowledge of the psychology of crowds is to-day the last resource of the statesman who wishes not to govern them--that is becoming a very difficult matter--but at any rate not to be too much governed by them.
It is only by obtaining some sort of insight into the psychology of crowds that it can be understood how slight is the action upon them of laws and institutions, how powerless they are to hold any opinions other than those which are imposed upon them,
and that it is not with rules based on theories of pure equity that they are to be led, but by seeking what produces an impression on them and what seduces them.
For instance, should a legislator, wishing to impose a new tax, choose that which would be theoretically the most just?
By no means.
In practice the most unjust may be the best for the masses.
Should it at the same time be the least obvious, and apparently the least burdensome, it will be the most easily tolerated.
It is for this reason that an indirect tax, however exorbitant it be, will always be accepted by the crowd,
because, being paid daily in fractions of a farthing on objects of consumption, it will not interfere with the habits of the crowd, and will pass unperceived.
Replace it by a proportional tax on wages or income of any other kind, to be paid in a lump sum, and were this new imposition theoretically ten times less burdensome than the other, it would give rise to unanimous protest.
This arises from the fact that a sum relatively high, which will appear immense, and will in consequence strike the imagination, has been substituted for the unperceived fractions of a farthing.
The new tax would only appear light had it been saved farthing by farthing,
but this economic proceeding involves an amount of foresight of which the masses are incapable.
The example which precedes is of the simplest.
Its appositeness will be easily perceived.
It did not escape the attention of such a psychologist as Napoleon, but our modern legislators, ignorant as they are of the characteristics of a crowd, are unable to appreciate it.
Experience has not taught them as yet to a sufficient degree that men never shape their conduct upon the teaching of pure reason.
Many other practical applications might be made of the psychology of crowds.
A knowledge of this science throws the most vivid light on a great number of historical and economic phenomena totally incomprehensible without it.
I shall have occasion to show that the reason why the most remarkable of modern historians, Taine, has at times so imperfectly understood the events of the great French Revolution is, that it never occurred to him to study the genius of crowds.
He took as his guide in the study of this complicated period the descriptive method resorted to by naturalists;
but the moral forces are almost absent in the case of the phenomena which naturalists have to study.
Yet it is precisely these forces that constitute the true mainsprings of history.
In consequence, merely looked at from its practical side, the study of the psychology of crowds deserved to be attempted.
Were its interest that resulting from pure curiosity only, it would still merit attention.
It is as interesting to decipher the motives of the actions of men as to determine the characteristics of a mineral or a plant.
Our study of the genius of crowds can merely be a brief synthesis, a simple summary of our investigations.
Nothing more must be demanded of it than a few suggestive views.
Others will work the ground more thoroughly.
To-day we only touch the surface of a still almost virgin soil.
[1] His most subtle advisers, moreover, did not understand this psychology any better.
Talleyrand wrote him that "Spain would receive his soldiers as liberators."
It received them as beasts of prey.
A psychologist acquainted with the hereditary instincts of the Spanish race would have easily foreseen this reception.
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BOOK I
THE MIND OF CROWDS
CHAPTER I
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CROWDS.
--PSYCHOLOGICAL LAW OF THEIR MENTAL UNITY.
What constitutes a crowd from the psychological point of view
--A numerically strong agglomeration of individuals does not suffice to form a crowd
--Special characteristics of psychological crowds
--The turning in a fixed direction of the ideas and sentiments of individuals composing such a crowd, and the disappearance of their personality
--The crowd is always dominated by considerations of which it is unconscious
--The disappearance of brain activity and the predominance of medullar activity
--The lowering of the intelligence and the complete transformation of the sentiments
--The transformed sentiments may be better or worse than those of the individuals of which the crowd is composed
--A crowd is as easily heroic as criminal.
In its ordinary sense the word "crowd" means a gathering of individuals
of whatever nationality, profession, or sex, and whatever be the chances that have brought them together.
From the psychological point of view the expression "crowd" assumes quite a different signification.
Under certain given circumstances, and only under those circumstances, an agglomeration of men presents new characteristics very different from those of the individuals composing it.
The sentiments and ideas of all the persons in the gathering take one and the same direction, and their conscious personality vanishes.
A collective mind is formed, doubtless transitory, but presenting very clearly defined characteristics.
The gathering has thus become what, in the absence of a better expression, I will call an organised crowd, or, if the term is considered preferable, a psychological crowd.
It forms a single being, and is subjected to the LAW OF THE MENTAL UNITY OF CROWDS.
It is evident that it is not by the mere fact of a number of individuals finding themselves accidentally side by side that they acquire the character of an organised crowd.
A thousand individuals accidentally gathered in a public place without any determined object in no way constitute a crowd from the psychological point of view.
To acquire the special characteristics of such a crowd, the influence is necessary of certain predisposing causes of which we shall have to determine the nature.
The disappearance of conscious personality and the turning of feelings and thoughts in a definite direction, which are the primary characteristics of a crowd about to become organised, do not always involve the simultaneous presence of a number of individuals on one spot.
Thousands of isolated individuals may acquire at certain moments, and under the influence of certain violent emotions--such, for example, as a great national event--the characteristics of a psychological crowd.
It will be sufficient in that case that a mere chance should bring them together for their acts to at once assume the characteristics peculiar to the acts of a crowd.
At certain moments half a dozen men might constitute a psychological crowd, which may not happen in the case of hundreds of men gathered together by accident.
On the other hand, an entire nation, though there may be no visible agglomeration, may become a crowd under the action of certain influences.
A psychological crowd once constituted, it acquires certain provisional but determinable general characteristics.
To these general characteristics there are adjoined particular characteristics which vary according to the elements of which the crowd is composed, and may modify its mental constitution.
Psychological crowds, then, are susceptible of classification;
and when we come to occupy ourselves with this matter, we shall see that a heterogeneous crowd--that is, a crowd composed of dissimilar elements--presents certain characteristics in common with homogeneous crowds--that is, with crowds composed of elements more or less akin (sects, castes, and classes)--and side by side with these common characteristics particularities which permit of the two kinds of crowds being differentiated.
But before occupying ourselves with the different categories of crowds, we must first of all examine the characteristics common to them all.
We shall set to work like the naturalist, who begins by describing the general characteristics common to all the members of a family before concerning himself with the particular characteristics which allow the differentiation of the genera and species that the family includes.
It is not easy to describe the mind of crowds with exactness,
because its organisation varies not only according to race and composition, but also according to the nature and intensity of the exciting causes to which crowds are subjected.
The same difficulty, however, presents itself in the psychological study of an individual.
It is only in novels that individuals are found to traverse their whole life with an unvarying character.
It is only the uniformity of the environment that creates the apparent uniformity of characters.
I have shown elsewhere that all mental constitutions contain possibilities of character which may be manifested in consequence of a sudden change of environment.
This explains how it was that among the most savage members of the French Convention were to be found inoffensive citizens who, under ordinary circumstances, would have been peaceable notaries or virtuous magistrates.
The storm past, they resumed their normal character of quiet, law-abiding citizens.
Napoleon found amongst them his most docile servants.
It being impossible to study here all the successive degrees of organisation of crowds, we shall concern ourselves more especially with such crowds as have attained to the phase of complete organisation.
In this way we shall see what crowds may become, but not what they invariably are.
It is only in this advanced phase of organisation that certain new and special characteristics are superposed on the unvarying and dominant character of the race;
then takes place that turning already alluded to of all the feelings and thoughts of the collectivity in an identical direction.
It is only under such circumstances, too, that what I have called above the PSYCHOLOGICAL LAW OF THE MENTAL UNITY OF CROWDS comes into play.
Among the psychological characteristics of crowds there are some that they may present in common with isolated individuals, and others, on the contrary, which are absolutely peculiar to them and are only to be met with in collectivities.
It is these special characteristics that we shall study, first of all, in order to show their importance.
The most striking peculiarity presented by a psychological crowd is the following:
Whoever be the individuals that compose it, however like or unlike be their mode of life, their occupations, their character, or their intelligence, the fact that they have been transformed into a crowd puts them in possession of a sort of collective mind which makes them feel, think, and act in a manner quite different from that in which each individual of them would feel, think, and act were he in a state of isolation.
There are certain ideas and feelings which do not come into being, or do not transform themselves into acts except in the case of individuals forming a crowd.
The psychological crowd is a provisional being formed of heterogeneous elements, which for a moment are combined, exactly as the cells which constitute a living body form by their reunion a new being which displays characteristics very different from those possessed by each of the cells singly.
Contrary to an opinion which one is astonished to find coming from the pen of so acute a philosopher as Herbert Spencer, in the aggregate which constitutes a crowd there is in no sort a summing-up of or an average struck between its elements.
What really takes place is a combination followed by the creation of new characteristics,
just as in chemistry certain elements, when brought into contact--bases and acids, for example--combine to form a new body possessing properties quite different from those of the bodies that have served to form it.
It is easy to prove how much the individual forming part of a crowd differs from the isolated individual, but it is less easy to discover the causes of this difference.
To obtain at any rate a glimpse of them it is necessary in the first place to call to mind the truth established by modern psychology, that unconscious phenomena play an altogether preponderating part not only in organic life, but also in the operations of the intelligence.
The conscious life of the mind is of small importance in comparison with its unconscious life.
The most subtle analyst, the most acute observer, is scarcely successful in discovering more than a very small number of the unconscious motives that determine his conduct.
Our conscious acts are the outcome of an unconscious substratum created in the mind in the main by hereditary influences.
This substratum consists of the innumerable common characteristics handed down from generation to generation, which constitute the genius of a race.
Behind the avowed causes of our acts there undoubtedly lie secret causes that we do not avow, but behind these secret causes there are many others more secret still which we ourselves ignore.
The greater part of our daily actions are the result of hidden motives which escape our observation.
It is more especially with respect to those unconscious elements which constitute the genius of a race that all the individuals belonging to it resemble each other, while it is principally in respect to the conscious elements of their character--the fruit of education, and yet more of exceptional hereditary conditions--that they differ from each other.
Men the most unlike in the matter of their intelligence possess instincts, passions, and feelings that are very similar.
In the case of every thing that belongs to the realm of sentiment--religion, politics, morality, the affections and antipathies, &c.--the most eminent men seldom surpass the standard of the most ordinary individuals.
From the intellectual point of view an abyss may exist between a great mathematician and his boot maker, but from the point of view of character the difference is most often slight or non-existent.
It is precisely these general qualities of character, governed by forces of which we are unconscious, and possessed by the majority of the normal individuals of a race in much the same degree--it is precisely these qualities, I say, that in crowds become common property.
In the collective mind the intellectual aptitudes of the individuals, and in consequence their individuality, are weakened.
The heterogeneous is swamped by the homogeneous, and the unconscious qualities obtain the upper hand.
This very fact that crowds possess in common ordinary qualities explains why they can never accomplish acts demanding a high degree of intelligence.
The decisions affecting matters of general interest come to by an assembly of men of distinction, but specialists in different walks of life, are not sensibly superior to the decisions that would be adopted by a gathering of imbeciles.
The truth is, they can only bring to bear in common on the work in hand those mediocre qualities which are the birthright of every average individual.
In crowds it is stupidity and not mother-wit that is accumulated.
It is not all the world, as is so often repeated, that has more wit than Voltaire, but assuredly Voltaire that has more wit than all the world,
if by "all the world" crowds are to be understood.
If the individuals of a crowd confined themselves to putting in common the ordinary qualities of which each of them has his share, there would merely result the striking of an average, and not, as we have said is actually the case, the creation of new characteristics.
How is it that these new characteristics are created?
This is what we are now to investigate.
Different causes determine the appearance of these characteristics peculiar to crowds, and not possessed by isolated individuals.
The first is that the individual forming part of a crowd acquires, solely from numerical considerations, a sentiment of invincible power which allows him to yield to instincts which, had he been alone, he would perforce have kept under restraint.
He will be the less disposed to check himself from the consideration that, a crowd being anonymous, and in consequence irresponsible, the sentiment of responsibility which always controls individuals disappears entirely.
The second cause, which is contagion,
also intervenes to etermine the manifestation in crowds of their special characteristics, and at the same time the trend they are to take.
Contagion is a phenomenon of which it is easy to establish the presence, but that it is not easy to explain.
It must be classed among those phenomena of a hypnotic order, which we shall shortly study.
In a crowd every sentiment and act is contagious, and contagious to such a degree that an individual readily sacrifices his personal interest to the collective interest.
This is an aptitude very contrary to his nature, and of which a man is scarcely capable, except when he makes part of a crowd.
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ãããã¨ãããããžãã | And these are base stations.
And we also have more than five billion of these devices here.
These are cellular mobile phones.
And with these mobile phones, we transmit more than 600 terabytes of data every month.
This is a 6 with 14 zeroes -- a very large number.
And wireless communications has become a utility like electricity and water.
We use it everyday. We use it in our everyday lives now -- And we even have to be asked sometimes, very kindly, to switch off the mobile phone at events like this for good reasons.
And it's this importance why I decided to look into the issues that this technology has, because it's so fundamental to our lives.
And one of the issues is capacity.
The way we transmit wireless data is by using electromagnetic waves -- in particular, radio waves.
And radio waves are limited.
They are scarce; they are expensive; and we only have a certain range of it.
And it's this limitation that doesn't cope with the demand of wireless data transmissions and the number of bytes and data which are transmitted every month.
And we are simply running out of spectrum.
There's another problem.
That is efficiency.
These 1.4 million cellular radio masts, or base stations, consume a lot of energy.
And mind you, most of the energy is not used to transmit the radio waves, it is used to cool the base stations.
Then the efficiency of such a base station is only at about five percent.
And that creates a big problem.
Then there's another issue that you're all aware of.
You have to switch off your mobile phone during flights.
In hospitals, they are security issues.
And security is another issue.
These radio waves penetrate through walls.
They can be intercepted, and somebody can make use of your network if he has bad intentions.
So these are the main four issues.
But on the other hand, we have 14 billion of these: light bulbs, light.
And light is part of the electromagnetic spectrum.
So let's look at this in the context of the entire electromagnetic spectrum, where we have gamma rays.
You don't want to get close to gamma rays, it could be dangerous.
X-rays, useful when you go to hospitals.
Then there's ultraviolet light.
it's good for a nice suntan, but otherwise dangerous for the human body.
Infrared -- due to eye safety regulations, can be only used with low power.
And then we have the radio waves, they have the issues I've just mentioned.
And in the middle there, we have this visible light spectrum.
It's light, and light has been around for many millions of years.
And in fact, it has created us, has created life, has created all the stuff of life.
So it's inherently safe to use.
And wouldn't it be great to use that for wireless communications?
Not only that, I compared [it to] the entire spectrum.
I compared the radio waves spectrum -- with the size of the visible light spectrum.
And guess what?
We have 10,000 times more of that spectrum, which is there for us to use.
So not only do we have this huge amount of spectrum, let's compare that with a number I've just mentioned.
We have 1.4 million expensively deployed, inefficient radio cellular base stations.
And multiply that by 10,000, then you end up at 14 billion.
14 billion is the number of light bulbs installed already.
So we have the infrastructure there.
Look at the ceiling, you see all these light bulbs.
Go to the main floor, you see these light bulbs.
Can we use them for communications?
Yes.
What do we need to do?
The one thing we need to do is we have to replace these inefficient incandescent light bulbs, florescent lights, with this new technology of LED, LED light bulbs.
An LED is a semiconductor. It's an electronic device.
And it has a very nice acute property.
Its intensity can be modulated at very high speeds, and it can be switched off at very high speeds.
And this is a fundamental basic property with our technology.
So let's show how we do that.
Let's go to the closest neighbor to the visible light spectrum -- go to remote controls.
You all know remote controls have an infrared LED -- basically you switch on the LED, and if it's off, you switch it off.
And it creates a simple, low-speed data stream in 10,000 bits per second, 20,000 bits per second.
Not usable for a YouTube video.
What we have done is we have developed a technology replace the remote control of our light bulb.
We transmit with our technology, not only a single data stream, we transmit thousands of data streams in parallel, at even higher speeds.
And the technology we have developed -- it's called SIM OFDM.
And it's spacial modulation -- these are the only technical terms, I'm not going into details -- but this is how we enabled that light source to transmit data.
You will say, "Okay, this is nice -- a slide created in 10 minutes."
But not only that.
What we've done is we have also developed a demonstrator.
And I'm showing for the first time in public this visible light demonstrator.
And what we have here is no ordinary desk lamp.
We fit in an LED light bulb, worth three U.S. dollars, put in our signal processing technology.
And then what we have here is a little hole.
And the light goes through that hole.
There's a receiver.
The receiver will convert these little, subtle changes in the amplitude that we create there into an electrical signal.
And that signal is then converted back to a high-speed data stream.
In the future we hope that we can integrate this little hole into these smart phones.
And not only integrate a photo detector here, but maybe use the camera inside.
So what happens when I switch on that light?
As you would expect, it's a light, a desk lamp.
Put your book beneath it and you can read.
It's illuminating the space.
But at the same time, you see this video coming up here.
And that's a video, a high-definition video that is transmitted through that light beam.
You're critical.
You think, "Ha, ha, ha.
This is a smart academic doing a little bit of tricks here."
But let me do this.
Once again.
Still don't believe?
It is this light that transmits this high-definition video in a split stream.
And if you look at the light, it is illuminating as you would expect.
You don't notice with your human eye.
You don't notice the subtle changes in the amplitude that we impress onto this light bulb.
It's serving the purpose of illumination, but at the same time, we are able to transmit this data.
And you see, even light from the ceiling comes down here to the receiver.
It can ignore that constant light, because all the receiver's interested in are subtle changes.
You also have a critical question now, and you say, "Okay, do I have to have the light on all the time to have this working?"
And the answer is yes.
But, you can dim down the light to a level that it appears to be off.
And you are still able to transmit data -- that's possible.
So I've mentioned to you the four challenges.
Capacity: We have 10,000 times more spectrum, 10,000 times more LEDs installed already in the infrastructure there.
You would agree with me, hopefully, there's no issue of capacity anymore.
Efficiency: This is data through illumination -- it's first of all an illumination device.
And if you do the energy budget, the data transmission comes for free -- highly energy efficient.
I don't mention the high energy efficiency of these LED light bulbs.
If the whole world would deploy them, you would save hundreds of power plants.
That's aside.
And then I've mentioned the availability.
You will agree with me that we have lights in the hospital.
You need to see what to do.
You have lights in an aircraft.
So it's everywhere in a day there is light.
Look around. Everywhere. Look at your smart phone.
It has a flashlight, an LED flashlight.
These are potential sources for high-speed data transmission.
And then there's security.
You would agree with me that light doesn't penetrate through walls.
So no one, if I have a light here, if I have secure data, no one on the other side of this room through that wall would be able to read that data.
And there's only data where there is light.
So if I don't want that receiver to receive the data, then what I could do, turn it away.
So the data goes in that direction, not there anymore.
Now we can in fact see where the data is going to.
So for me, the applications of it, to me, are beyond imagination at the moment.
We have had a century of very nice, smart application developers.
And you only have to notice, where we have light, there is a potential way to transmit data.
But I can give you a few examples.
Well you may see the impact already now.
This is a remote operated vehicle beneath the ocean.
And they use light to illuminate space down there.
And this light can be used to transmit wireless data that these things [use] to communicate with each other.
Intrinsically safe environments like this petrochemical plant -- you can't use RF, it may generate antenna sparks, but you can use light -- you see plenty of light there.
In hospitals, for new medical instruments; in streets for traffic control.
Cars have LED-based headlights, LED-based back lights, and cars can communicate with each other and prevent accidents in the way that they exchange information.
Traffic lights can communicate to the car and so on.
And then you have these millions of street lamps And every street lamp could be a free access point.
We call it, in fact, a Li-Fi, And then we have these aircraft cabins.
There are hundreds of lights in an aircraft cabin, and each of these lights could be a potential transmitter of wireless data.
So you could enjoy your most favorite TED video on your long flight back home.
Online life. So that is a vision, I think, that is possible.
So, all we would need to do is to fit a small microchip to every potential illumination device.
And this would then combine two basic functionalities: illumination and wireless data transmission.
And it's this symbiosis that I personally believe could solve the four essential problems that face us in wireless communication these days.
And in the future, you would not only have 14 billion light bulbs, you may have 14 billion Li-Fis deployed worldwide -- for a cleaner, a greener, and even a brighter future.
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ãããã¨ã | Well, the thesis of "The Bottom Billion" is that a billion people have been stuck living in economies that have been stagnant for 40 years, and hence diverging from the rest of mankind.
And so, the real question to pose is not, "Can we be optimistic?"
It's, "How can we give credible hope to that billion people?"
That, to my mind, is the fundamental challenge now of development.
What I'm going to offer you is a recipe, a combination of the two forces that changed the world for good, which is the alliance of compassion and enlightened self-interest.
Compassion, because a billion people are living in societies that have not offered credible hope.
That is a human tragedy.
Enlightened self-interest, because if that economic divergence continues for another 40 years, combined with social integration globally, it will build a nightmare for our children.
We need compassion to get ourselves started, and enlightened self-interest to get ourselves serious.
That's the alliance that changes the world.
So, what does it mean to get serious about providing hope for the bottom billion?
What can we actually do?
Well, a good guide is to think, "What did we do last time the rich world got serious about developing another region of the world?"
That gives us, it turns out, quite a good clue, except you have to go back quite a long time.
The last time the rich world got serious about developing another region was in the late 1940s.
The rich world was you, America, and the region that needed to be developed was my world, Europe.
That was post-War Europe.
Why did America get serious?
It wasn't just compassion for Europe, though there was that.
It was that you knew you had to, because, in the late 1940s, country after country in Central Europe was falling into the Soviet bloc, and so you knew you'd no choice.
Europe had to be dragged into economic development.
So, what did you do, last time you got serious?
Well, yes, you had a big aid program. Thank you very much.
That was Marshall aid: we need to do it again. Aid is part of the solution.
But what else did you do?
Well, you tore up your trade policy, and totally reversed it.
Before the war, America had been highly protectionist.
After the war, you opened your markets to Europe, you dragged Europe into the then-global economy, which was your economy, and you institutionalized that trade liberalization through founding the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.
So, total reversal of trade policy.
Did you do anything else?
Yes, you totally reversed your security policy.
Before the war, your security policy had been isolationist.
After the war, you tear that up, you put 100,000 troops in Europe for over 40 years.
So, total reversal of security policy. Anything else?
national sovereignty.
Before the war, you treated national sovereignty as so sacrosanct that you weren't even willing to join the League of Nations.
After the war, you found the United Nations, you found the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, you found the IMF, you encouraged Europe to create the European Community -- all systems for mutual government support.
That is still the waterfront of effective policies: aid, trade, security, governments.
Of course, the details of policy are going to be different, because the challenge is different.
It's not rebuilding Europe, it's reversing the divergence for the bottom billion, so that they actually catch up.
Is that easier or harder?
We need to be at least as serious as we were then.
Now, today I'm going to take just one of those four.
I'm going to take the one that sounds the weakest, the one that's just motherhood and apple pie -- governments, mutual systems of support for governments -- and I'm going to show you one idea in how we could do something to strengthen governance, and I'm going to show you that that is enormously important now.
The opportunity we're going to look to is a genuine basis for optimism about the bottom billion, and that is the commodity booms.
The commodity booms are pumping unprecedented amounts of money into many, though not all, of the countries of the bottom billion.
Partly, they're pumping money in because commodity prices are high, but it's not just that. There's also a range of new discoveries.
Uganda has just discovered oil, in about the most disastrous location on Earth; Ghana has discovered oil; Guinea has got a huge new exploitation of iron ore coming out of the ground.
So, a mass of new discoveries.
Between them, these new revenue flows dwarf aid.
Just to give you one example: Angola alone is getting 50 billion dollars a year in oil revenue.
The entire aid flows to the 60 countries of the bottom billion last year were 34 billion.
So, the flow of resources from the commodity booms to the bottom billion are without precedent.
So there's the optimism.
The question is, how is it going to help their development?
It's a huge opportunity for transformational development.
Will it be taken?
So, here comes a bit of science, and this is a bit of science I've done since "The Bottom Billion," so it's new.
higher commodity prices of exports, and the growth of commodity-exporting countries.
And I've looked globally, I've taken all the countries in the world for the last 40 years, and looked to see what the relationship is.
And the short run -- say, the first five to seven years -- is just great.
In fact, it's hunky dory: everything goes up.
You get more money because your terms of trade have improved, but also that drives up output across the board.
So GDP goes up a lot -- fantastic! That's the short run.
And how about the long run?
Come back 15 years later.
Well, the short run, it's hunky dory, but the long run, it's humpty dumpty.
You go up in the short run, but then most societies historically have ended up worse than if they'd had no booms at all.
That is not a forecast about how commodity prices go; it's a forecast of the consequences, the long-term consequences, for growth of an increase in prices.
So, what goes wrong? Why is there this "resource curse," as it's called?
And again, I've looked at that, and it turns out that the critical issue is the level of governance, the initial level of economic governance, when the resource booms accrue.
In fact, if you've got good enough governance, there is no resource boom.
You go up in the short term, and then you go up even more in the long term.
That's Norway, the richest country in Europe. It's Australia. It's Canada.
The resource curse is entirely confined to countries below a threshold of governance.
They still go up in the short run.
That's what we're seeing across the bottom billion at the moment.
The best growth rates they've had -- ever.
And the question is whether the short run will persist.
And with bad governance historically, over the last 40 years, it hasn't.
It's countries like Nigeria, which are worse off than if they'd never had oil.
So, there's a threshold level above which you go up in the long term, and below which you go down.
Just to benchmark that threshold, it's about the governance level of Portugal in the mid 1980s.
So, the question is, are the bottom billion above or below that threshold?
Now, there's one big change since the commodity booms of the 1970s, and that is the spread of democracy.
So I thought, well, maybe that is the thing which has transformed governance in the bottom billion.
Maybe we can be more optimistic because of the spread of democracy.
So, I looked. Democracy does have significant effects -- and unfortunately, they're adverse.
Democracies make even more of a mess of these resource booms than autocracies.
At that stage I just wanted to abandon the research, but -- -- it turns out that democracy is a little bit more complicated than that.
Because there are two distinct aspects of democracy: there's electoral competition, which determines how you acquire power, and there are checks and balances, which determine how you use power.
It turns out that electoral competition is the thing that's doing the damage with democracy, whereas strong checks and balances make resource booms good.
And so, what the countries of the bottom billion need is very strong checks and balances.
They haven't got them.
They got instant democracy in the 1990s: elections without checks and balances.
How can we help improve governance and introduce checks and balances?
In all the societies of the bottom billion, there are intense struggles to do just that.
The simple proposal is that we should have some international standards, which will be voluntary, but which would spell out the key decision points that need to be taken in order to harness these resource revenues.
We know these international standards work because we've already got one.
It's called the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative.
That is the very simple idea that governments should report to their citizens what revenues they have.
No sooner was it proposed than reformers in Nigeria adopted it, pushed it and published the revenues in the paper.
Nigerian newspapers circulations spiked.
People wanted to know what their government was getting in terms of revenue.
So, we know it works. What would the content be of these international standards?
I can't go through all of them, but I'll give you an example.
The first is how to take the resources out of the ground -- the economic processes, taking the resources out of the ground and putting assets on top of the ground.
And the first step in that is selling the rights to resource extraction.
You know how rights to resource extraction are being sold at the moment, how they've been sold over the last 40 years?
A company flies in, does a deal with a minister.
And that's great for the company, and it's quite often great for the minister -- -- and it's not great for their country.
There's a very simple institutional technology which can transform that, and it's called verified auctions.
The public agency with the greatest expertise on Earth is of course the treasury -- that is, the British Treasury.
And the British Treasury decided that it would sell the rights to third-generation mobile phones by working out what those rights were worth.
They worked out they were worth two billion pounds.
Just in time, a set of economists got there and said, "Why not try an auction? It'll reveal the value."
It went for 20 billion pounds through auction.
If the British Treasury can be out by a factor of 10, think what the ministry of finance in Sierra Leone is going to be like.
When I put that to the President of Sierra Leone, the next day he asked the World Bank to send him a team to give expertise on how to conduct auctions.
There are five such decision points; each one needs an international standard.
If we could do it, we would change the world.
We would be helping the reformers in these societies, who are struggling for change.
That's our modest role. We cannot change these societies, but we can help the people in these societies who are struggling and usually failing, because the odds are so stacked against them.
And yet, we've not got these rules.
If you think about it, the cost of promulgating international rules is zilch -- nothing.
Why on Earth are they not there?
I realized that the reason they're not there is that until we have a critical mass of informed citizens in our own societies, politicians will get away with gestures.
That unless we have an informed society, what politicians do, especially in relation to Africa, is gestures: things that look good, but don't work.
And so I realized we had to go through the business of building an informed citizenry.
That's why I broke all the professional rules of conduct for an economist, and I wrote an economics book that you could read on a beach.
However, I have to say, the process of communication does not come naturally to me.
This is why I'm on this stage, but it's alarming.
I grew up in a culture of self-effacement.
My wife showed me a blog comment on one of my last talks, and the blog comment said, "Collier is not charismatic -- -- but his arguments are compelling."
If you agree with that sentiment, and if you agree that we need a critical mass of informed citizenry, you will realize that I need you.
Please, become ambassadors.
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It seemed that Houki, Chirito, and Aria also concurred with my words.
Now, regarding our present situation, we were now erecting a kamakura (a kind of a hut) in the snow and camping out in the open air.
Yes, thatâs right. It is a kamakura. By nature, it should be quite warm inside. But...
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Houki then gestured to one side of the outside of the Kamakura. Beyond that was a dungeon. It was the âSilver Snow Forest,â reigned over by the âFrozen Silver Snow Sageâ.
The âSilver Snow Forestâ was a forest dungeon where snow was perpetually falling, and the walls were comprised of hedges and snow walls. Moreover, since intense winds blew outside the dungeon, the environment around the âSilver Snow Forestâ was subject to extreme frigid temperatures at all times.
And the primary monsters in the âSilver Snow Forestâ consisted of Snowdogs, Ice Spirits, and other ice-attributed monsters that we had encountered numerous times before arriving here.
Furthermore, if I had to say so myself, it seemed that many of the monsters had elevated physical defenses yet low magical defenses. Even with the scaled dagger created out of CuÊlebre, the Snow Doll monster we met along the way was utterly unsurmountable, but with âĒMist SlapâĢ, I was able to eliminate it with ease.
âHa. Although I would like to do something about it, we canât prevail over the âFrozen Silver Snow Sageâ with our abilities, nor is there any way we can deal with him.â
While sighing, I gazed at the âSilver Snow Forestâ.
âIf we are going to contend with the Demon King, we would need at least four or five level humans. Even if we combat him with the benefit of our in-dungeon compensation, weâll need to be at least level or ,â Houki also murmured as she stared off into the distance.
âAnd that is only barely adequate. If it were me, I absolutely wouldnât want to tackle it at that level.â
While taking a break, Chirito joined in the conversation as well.
âIn any case, our objective this time is not to conquer the dungeon but to advance our level. There is no necessity to force our way into the dungeon.â
Aria summed up the situation.
âThatâs also true. Then for the sake of the people who are hidden in the Honshu and the vicinity of the dungeon, letâs defeat the demons outside the dungeon one after another. Even if we are outside the dungeon, we should be able to raise our level as long as the numbers are high.â
âYes.â âI understand.â âUnderstood.â
And then, having finished our rest, we set out from the kamakura to search for the foes.
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âTwo bears?â
After beginning to seek out the enemies, two bears emerged before us. One of them was a bear-type monster with white fur and ice claws while the other was a brown bear-type monster clad in âĒFrozen Silver ArmorâĢ in vital parts of its body.
According to Chiritoâs âĒPersonal AnalyzeâĢ, the bear with white fur and ice claws was called a Snow Bear, and the bear with âĒFrozen Silver ArmorâĢ is called a Snow Brown Bear.
...Right, they are two different species. The literal translation of âsnow bear
âLady Ryo. Why are they different species?â
While keeping a wary eye on Snow Bear, Houki posed a question.
âPerhaps Snow Bear is a demon created by Snow Sage through âĒMonster CreateâĢ. And as for the Snow Brown Bear, theyâre probably a living brown bear that was transformed into a kin through âĒMonster CreateâĢ.â
Aria answered Houkiâs question as she readied her skills.
âIn other words, the Kirijin, according to what we refer to, are the Snow Brown Bears, and Aria and the other Mystics are the Snow Bears? Though there is a distinction between a human-type and a bear-type,â Chirito replied while checking the Snow Bears with his movement.
âAs I recall, the âFrozen Silver Snow Sageâ has been hunting wildlife surrounding the dungeon for quite some time, and this is presumably the outcome of that.â
âYes, thatâs right. And since all of the large wild creatures are greater than human beings with the exception of intelligence, itâs worth making them into a kin if they can be employed in crucial points where they can be controlled.â
âThat means that, even if they arenât optimal for autonomous operation, they are superior to human kin when utilized in this way.â
âIn addition, even if they are subject to out-of-dungeon compensation, their high initial status renders them a threat.â
Each of the four of us was in agreement with what we were saying.
And while we were discussing this, the two of them were gradually closing the distance between us.
âIt canât be helped. Iâll use that thing.â
âDo you have a secret measure?â
âItâs more of a skill than a secret. The duration of its effect is short, so please donât be at a loss when it activates and attacks immediately.â
âI understand.â âAlright.â âUnderstood.â
I prepared to use the skill.
âGURUAAAAAAAAAA!!!â
And as I poised my skill, the two bears started to pounce upon us.
â! Here it comes! âĒMantle of MistâĢ!â
I swiftly invoked the skill âĒMantle of MistâĢ. As I did so, a large volume of mist was generated in the surrounding area. And at the same time...
âGAAAAAAAAAAA!!!â
âKu.. eh?â âAh... what?â
The out-of-dungeon status correction for all of us came out of play, and our statuses rose tremendously.
Consequently, Chirito was able to intercept Snow Brown Bearâs rush equipped with âĒFrozen Silver ArmorâĢ, and Houki was able to defend against Snow Bearâs formidable claw attack.
They both seemed to be astonished that they were able to obstruct an attack that they should not have been able to defend against.
âI see, this is wonderful. âĒMist PlosionâĢ!â
âGYAAAAAAAAAAA!â
Even though Aria was taken by surprise, she struck with âĒMist PlosionâĢ. And that blow obliterated the Snow Brown Bear in a single hit.
âHowever, the effect lasts less than a minute and it consumes a lot of mp, which means it can only be used in the most critical moments. âĒMist SlapâĢ!â
âGUOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAA!!â
Utilizing my heightened status to the utmost, I unleashed âĒMist SlapâĢ in the form of a palm heel strike at the Snow Bear, knocking it down.
Then, when Snow Bear has been defeated, the effect of âĒMantle of MistâĢ wore off.
âPhew. Even so, that is exhausting.â
âYeah, Lady Ryo. Shall we retreat temporarily?â
âYes, letâs do that.â
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The singing of birds and sunlight invading in the space of the curtain informs that morning has come. Responding to the sound, the master of the room covers his head in his futon (TL: Japanese bed) and it turns into an impregnable fortress.
And in the next moment a click resounds plainly and the devil raised a roar. (TL: Alarm clock = devil. I understand, same for me~ Die alarm clocks. Every one of them should be killed by a hero.)
Jiriririririri !! (TL: Strange alarm. Well.... Could be worse.....)
A noise destroys the silence of the morning in the room âWake up, boke!â
âUuu......â
The master of the room tries to protect himself from the devil in his fortress, but itâs impossible to do that forever. He extended his arm from the futon and in an instant âBanbanâ! The palm looks for the devil and hits it.
The head of the devil is caught at the third time by the arm because of the experience of the devil subjugation for years and he succeeded in silencing the screaming.
However, the act that has continued on countless occasions wasnât hard work at all. The arm of the master of the room dropped in exhaustion and was withdrawn straight into the fortress again. And he stopped moving after that.
Immediately after that,
âHajime~ Wake uuuuup!! Donât go back to sleep ! Wake up already~!â
A familiar voice is heard from downstairs ââ The voice of a mother is demanding to wake up. The master of the room, Hajime, has certainly heard the voice in his half consciousness. âResistance to the bitter end!â The defence of the fortress is gets even stronger after saying that.
âNo good after all~. Mou, now really, every morning. Sorry~ Can i count on you again?â
The voice of the mother is heard again from downstairs. It reached Hajimeâs ears because it was spoken loud on purpose so that Hajime hears it even if it was on the other side of the door.
Not thinking of the voice of the mother which has given up, already knowing who sheâs talking with and what will happen, Hajime still had no intention to get up obediently.
After all, every morning is a happy morning for Hajime......
A âkonkonâ-knocking sound echoes.
However, because there is no reaction, the person understood the reason for it and opened the door immediately. The person calls out to the dumpling gently while getting closer to the bed with small steps.
â........ Wake up, Hajime.â
Still, no reaction. A little more, he wants to hear voice more till he fully awakes.
â.........Hajime, wake up. If you donât wake up......â
She gently uses her hand shaking him. A small hand can be seen over the futon and Hajimeâs cheeks begin to soften.
â....Iâll attack you. Sexually.â
âUn, Iâll wake up, so will you stop saying such a vivid thing in the morning?â
He wakes up immediately after feeling chills down his spine! And the futon was pushed aside. (TL: I donât really understand why the author used an â!â here. I let it inside, but it feels strange.)
âMorning, Yue.â
â......N. Morning, Hajime.â
Hajime smiled for a while with his dear lover and savored the first happiness of the day.
Hajime is walking to school while suppressing a yawn. Yue is besides him and looks upwards towards him. Such a gesture can only be called cute..... Hajime is looking at Yue while they are going besides each other and is busy restraining himself.
Yue is wearing a blazer from Hajimes school. Her short skirt is fluttering gently while she goes backwards, turns her head towards Hajime and speaks to him.
â........Again, staying up late?â
âUn, I was doing the work father asked me to. It was morning before i noticed.â
â.........Itâs good to be enthusiastic, but take care of yourself. Please donât overwork yourself.â
âUn, Iâll be careful.â
Hajime and Yue are having a gentle conversation. They create a sweet atmosphere between them. A long time passed since Yue became Hajimes lover, however, the passion between them has not declined at all. For Yue to be near Hajime, the homestay was forced into Hajimes house and the transfer procedure to his school was finished very quickly.
Suddenly, the pretty girl with blonde hair became Hajimeâs lover and it became a fuss at the beginning. After all, Hajime is a genuine Otaku that spends most of his time helping his father who manages a game company. Itâs unimaginable why Hajime got such a beautiful lover.
His mother doubted it and panicked because she thought it was because of hypnotism and his father thought he had the ability to make delusions real. Even at school, after it was revealed that Yue was Hajimeâs lover, it became the hottest topic of the whole school.
Afterwards, it is needless to say that the boys were envious of Hajime. Yue is like Yue is, she was waging war with several girls for some reason. (TL: Wait what? Why?)
Such things continued for several months. It stopped only recently and their school life calmed down. Thus, because they overcame the storm, they can now leisurely stroll to school together.
Hajime, while looking at Yue and her blonde hair which reflects the light and shines brightly, tried to recall how they have met.
By chance, he helped Yue who was caught by some thugs and in a desperate fight he somehow manage to defeat one and rescued her. His face becomes hot when he recalls that she kissed his neck as gratitude towards him. After that they became lovers very fast. (TL: Author used ârapidlyâ, but that sounds somewhat strange.)
(However, even thought i am an Otaku i managed to beat them. Humans can somehow manage it when they are desperate.)
Hajime smiles involuntarily, remembers his act of rashness, but somehow feels uneasy.
(......Huh? Where did i meat Yue again? Why was I at such a place? Huh?)
Itâs obvious that Yue is a foreigner and became a homestay student. That means he should have met her in a foreign country. Hajime himself remembers that he met Yue in a foreign country.
However, where was that actually? He wasnât sure and his thoughts were hazy. As soon as he noticed that, those doubts came battered like being spilled from a bookshelf in his memory. The uneasiness and doubts swelled up in Hajime one after another.
â....Hajime!â
âUwa, what happened? Why did you shout out so suddenly. You surprised me.â
Yue normally never talks in such a loud voice while commuting to school. Hajimeâs hearth almost jumped and he came back to reality from his whirlpool of thoughts.
After that, Hajime looks at Yue who has a somewhat sulky expression.
â.....Because you ignored me many times when i called you.â
âWhat? Really? Sorry! I was thinking for a moment.......â
Yue turns around suddenly in a bad mood. She was sulking and Hajimeâs eyebrows turned into the letter of eight. (TL: âã â ) At that time, Hajimeâs doubts disappeared completely.
Yue shows a mischievous smile and Hajime repeatedly apologizes. She did not sulk at all, she only wanted Hajime to care about her. She was happy that her plan succeeded.
To such a Yue, Hajime lowers his eyebrows to the character of eight again âCanât do anything about this girlfriendâ and he wears a troubled look on his face with a smile. However, he wasnât really troubled like his expression looked like. He was rather happy.
While doing a brilliant turn towards Hajime again, Yue lines up next to Hajime and says something with a small voice.
â.......Doze off. In happiness. Look only at me.â
That voice did not reach Hajime. While Hajime looked at Yue who snuggled up to him, his eyes gently softened.
When Hajime arrived at the school and was changing his shoes at the shoe cabinet, a soft impact is transmitted to his back. It was certain that someone bumped into him and it was a happy feeling for any man. (TL: Come on! Oppai attack! The attack was very effective!)
âHajime-san~! Yue-san~! Good morning! â
ân....... Good morning, Shia.â
âUwa, Shia-san ! Let me go! I always tell you to stop hugging me when you greet me.â (TL: Wtf Hajime? Shia-san? Is your head alright? I guess not....)
âTo take away my happiness..... This is cruel! At this point you should take responsibility and marry me!â
âYou skipped some steps! Anyway, let go! Highlight is disappearing from Yueâs pupils. She stares without blinking!â (TL: Author has written âhighlightâ so I left it. This does sound strange in english. Think of her eyes looking dead or something.)
As for Hajime, he tries to tear of Shia from his back while not being too happy about the feeling on his back.
Shia is also a foreigner like Yue and came to japan to study abroad. Also by chance, he helped her and her family who were attacked by a thug and she repeats to show gratitude with repeating extreme physical contact.
The trademark headband (ãģãģãģãģãģãģ) sheâs wearing is shining in a blue color in addition to her white hair and her innocent smile she is popular regardless of gender and she also has a fan club.
Honestly, I am happy that such a girl is showing me goodwill, even though i am confused. It isnât so that i donât think of what would have happened if i had not met Yue earlier than her.
However, there is no meaning in thinking about such IFs. With Yue as the best lover, Shiaâs aggressiveness is becoming a headache for Hajime.
Though Shiaâs goodwill which she turn to Hajime with her excessive physical contact makes Yue have a bad mood, they get along well and they may be called best friends.
That way, they arenât able to be unkind to each other, and somehow they are stuck in a dilemma. Even though Yue wants to monopolize Hajime, she shows no signs to ditch Shia, her best friend. To Hajime is their relationship mysterious.
(Good grief, saving two girls from delinquents and receiving their goodwill. Which Gal-game is this? Moreover, a harem-route to be OK is realistically impossible. ...... What? Come to think of it, was Shia always wearing such a headband? Somehow, more, like, a different feeling.......)
While Hajime watched Shiaâs headband and searching his memory, suddenly both his arm were wrapped in a happy feeling.
While pressing such heinous fruits (deadly weapons) against Hajime while talking, they pulled him towards the classroom. (TL: No joke intended. He really has written âbrutal/fiendish/heinous/evil fruitsâ åļæĒãĒæåŽ )
âWhy do you make such a difficult face in the morning? If we donât go to class soon the first bell will ring.â
ân....The teacher will scold us.â
Hajime is paying attention to not spend too much time with those two at school. From the mouths of those two the words âclassroomâ, âfirst bellâ and âteacherâ escaped. So he had no choice and felt a discomfort in his chest.
When he entered the classroom, in that moment, the looks of envy and jealousy were emitted from the men and stick all to Hajime. Because of Yueâs and Shiaâs aid he doesnât get chased directly, their piercing gazes still hurt........
(N? What is it? How to call this..... nostalgic? Huh, why, Why do i feel that way?)
Hajime couldnât understand his own feeling and sat down on his seat while twisting his neck and being even more confused.
Immediatly after that, one girl from the class approaches Hajime.
âHajime-kun, Good Morning. You came at the last-minute today. You should come earlier.â
The girl â Shirasaki Kaori â who greeted him is not inferior to Yue or Shia even if you compare them. She was the School Madonna before Yue and Shia came. Also, she is also a girl who favors Hajime for some reason.
She has called out to Hajime often already before, but he did not think it was because she had courtesy for him. However, because Yue named herself as Hajimes lover, Kaori started to make her goodwill shown towards Hajime as she knew she had feelings for him. Because of that it was impossible to run away from misunderstandings.
Kaori came closer to Hajime with âpatapataâ steps which sounded happy and Hajime showed a troubled smile......This time however, because Hajime was caught in his thoughts he didnât answer Kaori.
(That line.....somewhere....Damn it, What is it? Why did i think of that as ânostalgicâ? Though it is the usual.... Today is somewhat strange.)
âHajime-kun.... Why do you ignore me? Well... Have I made you angry somehow?â
When hearing the trembling voice, Hajime looks up and sees Kaori with a tearful expression. Hajime noticed that he had been ignoring Kaoriâs greeting and answered in a hurry.
âNo, sorry. Thatâs not it. I was thinking for a moment. Iâm really sorry. Morning, Shirasaki-san.â
âOh, iâm glad~ . Un, Morning Hajime-kun. And donât i always tell you i want you to call me âKaoriâ?â
Kaori puffs out her cheecks and shows her dissatisfaction. Because of such a lovely gesture, all the young men that looked at Hajime were almost all shot. (TL: Cuteness overload.)
âNo, Shirasaki-san. Thatâs a bit....â
âItâs Kaori. Call me that?â
âNo, thatâs.....â
âThat, err, Ka, Kao.....â
Muu! Hajime is overwhelmed by Kaori as she wants him to call her by her given name. And when he was almost persuaded to do so,
â.......Donât trouble Hajime.â
The savior appeared. It was Yue.
Yue protected Hajime and cut in between Hajime and Kaori with an imposed stance.
âMuu, you came out, Yue. For the time being, Morning.â
While Yue and Kaori greet each other, an icy enviroment between them is created. They officially recognize each other as rivals in school.
Warm sunlight enters from the window and it becomes warmer, however between those two, it becomes midwinter suddenly. âCold Warâ ââ The battle over Hajime between Yue and Kaori is known not only by the students, but also by the teachers.
Though those two stare at each other for a while, there is no malicious feeling there. In spite of the war of love between them, those two, in a dignified manner, collide with each other openly.
For Hajime it wasnât too strange, rather than rivals, they were like close friends which did not hate each other, but had a quarrel like friends.
Meanwhile the bell rang, and the head teacher entered the classroom. Yue and Kaori who had been exchanging glances returned to their seats quickly.
In the first period was the english class from Tio-sensei. A beauty that for some reason likes Hajime. She is an erotic female teacher that always without exception sexually harasses Hajime.........
Immediately make some disciplinary dismissals! While thinking that, he glares at her while neglecting the harassment and she stops immediately her sexual harassment. For some reason, she tries to hide her expression which is red and her shoulders shake........ Hajime got depressed because he thought she was scared of his face. (TL: Tio stays Tio, wherever she is....)
After school, Hajime and Yue were walking besides each other towards a certain place. Shia, Kaori and for some reason Tio-sensei wanted to come with them, but Yue cut them down with a single strike of a sword. (Of course, only in a mental meaning.) Because they were temporarily immobilized, only those two were able to go.
The place at which they arrived at while enjoying an innocent conversation was a kindergarten.
At that place, Myuu, the daughter of Remia which was mothers friend (TL: Speaks of Hajimeâs mother probably) was there and they came for her because Remia was busy. And this picking-up, until Remia comes back, became the daily life of Hajimeâs family which continues since long ago.
Hajime and Yue went through the front gate of the of the kindergarten and Myuu came running to them with small steps. She was smiling with her whole face. Unconsciously, Hajime and Yue had a warm and fluffy feeling. The two catch Myuu which rushed to them and embraced her with a âgyuâ.
âMyuu, itâs no good to dive/jump into us. Itâs dangerous you know? Also, did you just try to call me âPapaâ? Really, donât do that.â
â........I wouldnât mind being called âMamaâ.â
Hajime almost break out in cold sweat because of how Myuu wanted to call him.
Myuu called Hajime âPapaâ before and it became a hassle as other parents also were there. Remia was a widow, Myuu didnât know her father and they thought that the gentle older man, Hajime, was her father.
However, calling Hajime, an active high school student, âPapaâ......... Naturally, some rumors were spread.
Moreover, Yue is also a foreigner the same as Myuu is. It should be understood what the other parents were imagining. Namely, they thought she got pregnant somewhere between primary school and middle school!
When Yue heard about the misunderstanding, the misunderstanding escalated further as she only blushed without denying it. Yue imagined making a child with Hajime, but the timing for that was just too bad.
In one way or another, the teachers of the kindergarten solved the misunderstandings. On a later date, Remia has written a letter so that the misunderstanding doesnât spread further so that it disappears from Hajimeâs town. Honestly, he almost was breaking out in cold sweat.
Moreover Remia is a widow and it was possible he would aim for her next time? A lady-killer with a docile face! And most turned cautious eyes towards him. Recently, he has given up on that already. Still, more or less, he doesnât let her call him papa.
They walk with Myuu between them while holding hands home. From time to time, they swing Myuu forth and back like on a swing while chatting. If you look from the side, it completely looks like a family.
â........Myuu, what were you doing today?â
Myuu answers Yue what she was doing today. While seeing such a Myuu, Yue looks at her very gently. It is full of love and warmth overflows. Somehow, Hajime has been fascinated by such a divine Yue.
It takes a while till a ill-humored voice reaches Hajime.
âMou, papâ- Onii-chan! Do you hear what Myuu is talking about?â
âEh? Aah, sorry, sorry. I was spacing out for a bit.â
Hajime smiles with a wry smile while apologizing to Myuu which is angry and lifts her arm. And to please her, Hajime starts to cuddle with her.
Though Myuu restores her mood very fast as she was held, she doesnât want to let go and tries very hard to still pretend to be angry at him. It was obvious for Hajime, but he pretended not to notice it and Hajime was still soothing Myuu.
At that time, a faint quarrel finally reached their ears. A womanâs voice and of some men. Judging by the voice, the female seems to be in a pinch. Hajime and Yue look at each other and peek into the alley where the voice was heard.
âWhat a template is this....â (TL: Probably meant stereotype, but has written template.)
â.......Enemy of women, wonât be forgiven.â
Like you can imagine it, some men were trying to forcefully pick-up a girl.
Hajime twisted his head while holding Myuu and thinking what to do. The enemyâs strength wasnât very big. Judging from their postures, they only seemed like small punks. It wouldnât be a big deal, even if they were armed.
They have turned towards Yue as they have realized that she approaches them and were momentarily stunned by her pretty face and were smiling, however immediately they smiles became vulgar. Their eyes were seeing new prey.
Because of their glances, Hajime got angry. However, before he was able to able to something, Yue got in between the pick-up guys in a moment. In addition, in only a moment, their joints made a âbekibakiâ (breaking) sound and Yue got control of them immediately.
Believe it or not, the guys were beaten up without a chance to speak. They fell on the ground while screaming in pain after getting hit.
Yue didnât show any mercy and the girlâs face became stiff and Yue went back to Hajime immediately. And they began walking home again. Not even three minutes had passed after the commotion. A short-term battle, that reminded of a certain space hero. (TL: Donât know the reference.)
âYue-neechan is strong~! How coool~!â
â....N, Myuu will be trained when you grow up.â
Myuuâs future is a bit worrisome. Myuu praises Yue, however Hajime feels irritated as he wasnât able to do anything as a man. Even with his troubled look, he fell in love again with his lover.
(Huh? Was Yue so strong in close combat? Moreover, why was I able to analyze their strength........)
While holding Myuu with his right hand, Hajime unconsciously puts his other hand to his thigh. And there, his hand is searching for something. However, that âSomethingâ is not there and he feels some kind of discomfort.
After dinner and taking a bath, Hajime threw himself onto his bed. His hair was not dry yet, and he had begun brooding over something.
He had a strange feeling. It should be his unchanging daily life......but his instincts say something like âThis is wrong!â and his happy daylie life got denied. âWake up!â it said.
Hajime scratched his head while being irritated.
At that time, knocking-sounds unexpectedly sounds.
â........Hajime?â
âAa, yeah Iâm here.â
Yue opened the door and entered the room.
In a negligee. White sexy arms and feet were shown. Yue came closer to Hajime and noticed that he had wet hair and scolded him! While having a scolding gaze, she arrived at his bed.
In addition, she began to dry off Hajimeâs hair while he was lying on the bed.
âN......Itâs dry now. Itâs bad to leave it wet. Youâll catch a cold.â
âYou are right, Thank you, Yue.â
âNn.â
Hajime was thanking her and Yue hugged him from behind.
And she buries her face in Hajimeâs neck like a spoiled child. Both of her arms invade Hajimeâs clothes from the back and start to caress Hajimeâs chest. After Remia picks up Myuu, Yue becomes a spoiled child.
As long as Myuu is there, they canât be spend much time as lovers, so some fault lies in that. When there are holidays, Yue is sulking pretty much as he cares for Myuu too much. Itâs inevitable to some degree, however her desire to monopolize him is strong.
(She is stronger than any thugs, full of love and kindness, she loves me and is the best girlfriend there is. .....I am satisfied with this everyday life. I should feel blessed. Yet.... Why am i dissatisfied) What is wrong? Why is there a âmoyamoyaâ-feeling in my chest?)
While feeling the softness and the temperature of Yueâs body, Hajime tries to ignore the uneasiness which swells up. To such a Hajime Yue whispers something to his ears.
â.....Everything is fine. Do not worry. Iâll make Hajime happy.â
âYue......â
â.......Look only at me. Everything is fine, i am here. Hajimeâs ideal. Forever at your side.â
While melting in such a sweet whispering, Hajimes consciousness began to fade. At this rate, how sweet would it be to sleep while being spoiled by Yue.
(Thatâs right. Yue is here. There isnât anything more important. ...There shouldnât be. I donât need anything else. Even if i would need to throw everything away...... My ideal lover is besides me. Only that......)
His consciousness is breaking off. Losing strength in his body, without change his self is being comfortable soaked in warm feelings.
Then, while all his dissatisfaction are on the verge of disappearing,
ââI defend Yue, Yue defends me. With that we are the strongest. Weâll defeat everything and overcome the world. (TL: He starts speaking here with âOreâ again.)
Suddenly, strange words appear in his mind. Hajime consciousness surfaces rapidly and he opens his eyes wide.
ââAa~, If you like, Yue can come too?
His voices echoes again. It was the promise of taking Yue back to his home.
Afterwards Yue smiled. They go back to his home together. While he said that she had smiled like a blooming flower. She was happy from the bottom of her hearth.
If you think of it, when Hajime saw that for the first time, he was probably done in.
Also, the oath was set on the day of departure after passing life or death situations and stepping into the world. They vow to protect each other, defeat everything that stands in their way and go to Hajimeâs hometown together.
His instincts tell him that. Immediately before he his consciousness fades he remembers the important oath embraces himself and âSomething about seeing Yueâ and stands up.
(.....Ideal Lover? Sweet, gentle world? Iâm stupid (ãģãģãģ)! )
Hajime covered his eyes and gritted his teeth to the very limit. If he did not do so, he wouldnât be able to forgive himself. (TL: He would start crying.)
(.....I forgot the promise. Was almost blinded by this world. Iâm disgusted about myself.)
Hajime hit his cheek with his full strength for punishment. Though Yue is surprised by the sudden action of Hajime and extents her hand,
Bashi!
It was deflected by Hajimeâs hand.
Yue wraps her hand with her other hand with a sad expression. With the expression, which was probably produced in the great labyrinth, Hajime â....Donât kid with meâ spat out an abuse.
â......Hajime, whatâs wrong?â
Yueâs question was disregarded and Hajime turned a sharp glance towards Yue like he was another person.
âWell, Yue. Yue is important for me. I donât need anything besides her.â
â.....Hajime, I am happy.â
Though Yue is confused by Hajimeâs sudden words, her expression softens up immediately. However, contrary to the words, Hajimeâs gaze remains sharp.
âThat why, If I tell you to cut down or cast away someone else, will you do it?â
Yue nods to Hajimes words without hesitation.
âEven if it were Shia, Kaori, Tio or even Myuu?â
âIf Hajime wishes for that.â
Almost like embodying Hajimeâs ideal Yue and carrying out all of Hajimes wishes. To such a girlfriend, rather than being happy about it, he shows an irritated expression. He mutters in a small voice âI was drawn in by that, impossible.....â
And, with a sharp glance he spits out words.
âIs that so.....I understand, *******.â
In the moment when he declared Yue as an imitation, Hajimeâs appearance changed. From the appearance of a japanese with black hair, to a boy with gray hair and an eyepatch.
âCrap. I really fell into the trap just like that.....Thatâs why you shouldnât be careless in a great labyrinth......Better said, the one who created Haltina is one of a fella.â (TL: Just checked, âHaltinaâ should be read âHarzâ-ina (Harutsuina) which means âamberâ, but iâll leave it Haltina as it was used in earlier chapers)
Yue walks up to the cursing Hajime. And she reaches out to Hajime with a clinging expression.
â.....Stay here? If Hajime stays here he will be happy.â
âShut up, fake. Donât call my name so familiarly.â
â.....Why? Iâm Yue. Hajimeâs lover. Ideal lover. With what are you dissatisfied.â
âWith everything you idiot. Doing everything I want, monopolizing me, my ideal lover? Thatâs only a doll. I donât have the hobby of playing with dolls.â
Hajime wants to get out of this space already and spits out to Yue that sheâs a fake.
â.....Wrong. Iâm not a doll. I have all the personality of Hajimeâs ideal lover. Thatâs why, stay here. Everything that Hajime wants will be like his ideal. Iâll always stay by his side.â
Apparently, it doesnât seem to be an ordinary fake. The world was also produced by the memory and also the characters were read with the transition/teleportation. There, IF there would be something more impossible âMaybe, if itâs that wayâ-created, an even more ideal world would be created.
Certainly, with the pain tasted in hell, and with what may stand before them in the future, that it would be ideal to live with Yue and the other in the peaceful Japan.
However,
âItâs beyond help. It couldnât be even more wrong.â
Hajime says it like it was like a trivial matter! A red light emits from his body. The clear red magic is spread though the world in a moment and isnât stopping and raising its density by a dreadful amount.
As long as this is a trial, when clearing the conditions, it is possible to escape it, but he canât help it and uses his whole strength. The point is, heâs venting his anger.
â.......Why?â
It should be his ideal word, so Yue asks Hajime why heâs rejecting it. Hajime continues to discharge his magic power and turns his glare to the fake.
âDonât âWhy?â-**** me. Itâs a simple story. My ideal Yue is not such garbage. This real one exceeds my ideals by far. The real Yue is more attractive than a Yue which doesnât exist!â
Hajime pours out magic to the very limit and remembers the worthless feeling again, lets out a loud roar and pours even more magic out and the space finally begins to crack.
While the worlds cracking it make a âbikibekiâ-sound and expands a bit, however the magic is not strong enough and itâs already exhausted. However, there is still a stupid method left as he doesnât want to yield to this space. Thatâs because heâs pretty stubborn.
Hajime takes out a magic stone out from his stock and uses âLimit Breakâ. He raised his magic power in one go.
âThose guys are always like this. They always trample on my ideals and try to end them! To tie us with them! Strongly! It wonât go like those troublesome guys want to! Still, for this reason, I will be the strongest!â
The world is dyed crimson red. Like piercing the heavens, a bright red torrent bursts out.
And,
Bariiiiiiiiiin!!
The world was broken.
Fragments of the world are fluttered like glass in the air. It shines like diamond dust.
At the end of its life, like sparking, the imitation Yue lets out a smile in the broken world. It wasnât like Yueâs smile. It was like..... someone elseâs smile.
Hajime had an idea what that was, however his consciousness began to fade rapidly and he wasnât able to point that out.
â......You passed. With only being nice you donât stand a chance. There is no sense in only giving. Even if itâs hard or painful, only what was piled up in reality can make you happy. Donât forget that.â
It was a voice different from Yueâs. Itâs more manly than feminine. However, it was a very gentle voice.
Hajime at the end of his consciousness cannot help it and raises his voice.
âNone of your bussiness.....But, Iâll remember it.â
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At the sight of the captain collapsing in front of him, a shriek escaped from my lips.
The discomfort in my head had returned to its original itchy feeling.
âDamn, where the hell did that come from!â
âThe sound of wind slicing... and something reflecting...! Letâs hurry up and get out of here! It is most likely a sniper! The direction is possibly oâclock!â
âEven if you said to leave here, where are we even supposed to go!?â
âI spot a shadow of a structure at oâclock! Letâs head there first!â
âDamn it! Iâll never forgive anyone for what they did to captain!â
With my comrades leading the way, I started making a run towards the shadow of the building.
And there, the discomfort struck once more.
â! What the hell...?â
By the time I said that, the gravity of the situation had already settled on the scene of Alpha being toppled over into the swamp and having his chest impaled by a gigantic bug.
Despite this, my discomfort has not subsided.
Alpha readied his gun and was about to fire at the giant bug.
The wolves, on the other hand, were gnawing at every part of Alpha at the moment. It was evident that the wound was deadly.
âAlpha , Alpha , escape!â
âUnderstood!â
Hence, the only thing I could do was to run anyway to elude the discomfort in my head.
I wonder how long I have been fleeing. I estimate we have been running for at least 10 minutes.
Alpha 6 and I had made our way to a house we had stumbled across. While we were escaping, Alpha 2 strayed away from us.
âHah, what the hell is this place!â
âDonât make a fuss... What if they are on to us?â
I hastily glanced around after hearing that. However, there was no sign of discomfort... no, that discomfort within me was likely a sign of those creaturesâ presence.
âWhat are we going to do now...?â
âDo you think we have any hope of prevailing in a proper combat with them...?â
âItâs impossible... even I can tell that much.â
âThen weâll just have to sneak away to the entrance without them discovering us...â
âWithout knowing the distance and direction...?â
âNo, if the location of the house hasnât shifted, I can figure out the general direction from the address of this house.â
There appeared to be a glimmer of optimism now. Even if we still lacked a defense against those threats, if we can make it to the entrance, things will most likely wind up out well. My respiration has returned to normal. Our gears should be sufficient to handle the circumstances.
âLetâs move, Alpha 6. Strike while the iron is hot.â
âYes, Alpha 3, but I donât think thatâs the correct phrase to use in this situation.â
Alpha 6 and I rose to our feet and searched the house for the address of this house. Once it dawned on us which direction to take, it also became crystal clear that we were already more than a kilometer away from the entrance.
âThen all that matters is time.â
âBy the time we reach the entrance, even an hour would have passed.â
âWell then...â
âYeah... the two of us shall initiate our own private retreat.â
Both of us then dashed out of the house and began to bolt in the direction of our destination...
But the next thing I knew, Alpha 6 was being dumped into a black swamp by a swarm of small child-like creatures of a different hue than those around him, and he was reduced to a dried-up corpse in the blink of an eye.
That discomfort crept back into my consciousness.
These âsomethingsâ had apparently chosen Alpha 6 as their initial target and had paid no attention to me. That was probably the reason I didnât encounter the same discomfort.
While cackling, these âsomethingsâ drew closer to me. They seemed to resemble children who take delight in crushing ants to me.
And with no sense of direction or anything else, I began to flee with all my energy.
To me, everything was already a jumble. The only certainty I had was that all of Alpha Squad members were dead apart from me, and my immediate fear was that if I made a wrong move, I will soon join them as a corpse in a heartbeat.
All I could do at this juncture was run as fast as I could to avoid the discomfort.
I had drifted into a forest of eerie trees and a mixture of plants and concrete before even realizing it. It was a scene I had seen from time to time in this labyrinth. If I was to characterize this landscape succinctly, I would call it a concrete-sculpted mangrove forest.
As I advanced through the mangrove forest, I mumbled to myself, âWhere is this place...?â
I vaguely spotted the airlock-like entrance door as I was ready to pass through the mangrove forest.
My heart was bursting at the seams with exaltation, ready to flee the labyrinth at once.
Yet, at that instant, a far deeper sensation of discomfort than I have ever experienced before washed over me, prompting me to turn around and look back.
Simultaneously with the searing impact on my body, what I witnessed were red eyes glowing in the cave and an arm formed of wood puncturing through my body. Then there was Alpha 2, speared into the top of the tree like a butcher-bird prey impaled for later consumption.
âGame over, well, this is what happens for the first-timers, isnât it?â
I was watching the last image of Alpha Squad projected on a screen in a private room supplied by the labyrinth, which was the bossâ room from the intruderâs point of view.
[All except one were annihilated by surprise? Thatâs impressive.]
âBut, well, the benefit of status is enormous, isnât it? I could lift one person up and send them smashing into a tree.â
This time, I left the bossâ room and participated in the battle line for the sake of getting accustomed to the situation.
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Well, HP and MP recovered completely.
Probably, it is better to auto-heal by lying down and eating rather than using heal.
Even Dragon story was like that.
I closed the status, after a yawn, I verified the surroundings.
The sunrise here is not that different from earth.
I chanted a water ball and washed my face and drank some.
however, consumed MP was only .
Each water ball, has an amount of water in a -yen juice box.
Very convenient! Letâs mainly bring up water magic while doing skills.
I put up a suitable stick in the ground, and I decided to advance straight to the one that fell down.
I see the stick that fell down before.
As I advanced straight in the direction that i left the rabbit, i found the bone knife that i stuck in its skull there.
Rabbit was being dismantled with a bone knife, the dismantling skill has clearly risen.
After all, Partly due to the bone knife, It is hard to surely dismantle it, but it is considerably easier than yesterday.
.........ã
I seem to have considerably wasted meat and skin when I did it yesterday.
I drained the blood, and cut the meat to suitable pieces for eating.
............ Meat has remained.
I thought it was dried and i could carry it, but i canât carry too much baggage.
But I ate a considerable amount.
New bone and skin, And I walk again towards the one which looks like a light purple soul.
As I was walking for a while, I came across rabbit again.
I approached to defeat it at once, but then, the rabbit was attacked by some black shadow.
As I strained my eyes, I saw that It was a dog similar to a Bull-Dog.
I knock down the rabbit and, also defeat the dog.
But It seems painful if i was bitten by that dog.
I shot two flame balls to the rabbit and the dog each.
A flame ball hit the dog in the face cleanly, it seemed painful as it said ãkyain! ã.
Though, I seem both of the took damage and the rabbit is defeated but the dog has endured.
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I have clicked my tongue unintentionally.
Oh, I rose a level.
I raised a level in the middle of battle with the experience that I gained.
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Everybody will get angry if they were attacked.
the dog seemed to notice me here and ran.
It`s going to bite as I think.
so I dodged, and stabbed it with the bone knife.
............ Mmm.
Is there a dog that eats this kind of rabbit`s meat?
Does the dog have a good nose?
......... Got it! I will try this later.
Letâs confirm the status now.
By the way, this time I used STP like this: in MP, in C and W, and in HP, A and S.
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That day, Lyell and others were climbing up a small but steep mountain a little separated from the pioneer village.
The medicinal herbs growing there were necessary for the antidote against Kufarâs poison.
The knowledge of it came from Fina and the textbooks that the God of Destruction left for her.
A three-year-old girl even remembered the breeding grounds of the herbs, so it showed just how frightening the Gift of Pharmacy was.
âSheâs only three, but she accurately knows the types of herbs growing here. As expected of my daughter, donât you think?â
âGeeh...haah...â
âAnd sheâs the cutest girl in the world. Or I suppose Nicole is the first one. At any rate, sheâs definitely among the top three.â
âH-Help... Zellâs already...â
âH-Heâs going to die...â
âDonât worry about me. Leave me here and go on ahead...â
Because of the northâs characteristic steep terrain, the three who were ordered to accompany him âex-kidnappers Troy, Jones, and Zellâ were already at deathâs door. The Carbuncle was much the same.
However, Lyell alone was neither bothered by the altitude nor the steep path.
âOh, you guys. Let me remind you, Iâll kill you if you touch Fina, got it? Or Nicole.â
Lyell suddenly turned around and pointed at the gasping trio and an animal with that warning. Naturally, the people concerned had something else to worry about now. The steep route had shaved away their stamina and they were on the verge of collapsing.
âHow...are you... so energetic?â
âHmm? If the path is steep, you just have to step firmly, right?â
âItâs not so easy to doâhwah?!â
âTroy...if you fall here... youâd get...eaten by wild beasts.â
Troy, who yelled, fell to his knees despite Jonesâ warning.
âYouâre lacking stamina more than I thought. If you stay like that youâd get used all over again.â
âI donât think stamina has anything to do with getting deceived... um, never mind.â
âPlease, let us rest a little...â
âNo helping it. Fine, weâre resting for half an hour.â
Lyell allowed the fallen trio some rest.
This herb gathering was also used as a march to give them some stamina training as their punishment.
Having said that, if he forced them to move and they fainted, Lyell would be the one thatâs inconvenienced by it.
Plus, perhaps they were reflecting on their actions, they really endured it until the very limits of their stamina.
Lyell wasnât someone who wouldnât acknowledge that.
âHere, if you cut this vine the sap will come out so drink it. You still have water in your sacks right?â
âYes, we do.â
He severed a vine coiled around a nearby tree and had them drink the water coming out of it.
Water was a precious resource on a mountain. If they could procure it locally, it was better to consume that instead.
This area was particularly lacking water sources, so some of the plants had a nature to store a large amount of water.
Lyell knew that, so he told it to them and had them drink it to economize on their own water.
âAt this rate, youâll just get in the way of the other soldiers.â
âWe know that but... we canât suddenly increase our lacking stamina.â
âI know that after looking at my daughter. Oh well. I guess I will take my time with you.â
Lyell didnât want to kill them or anything. Rather, he even recognized their resolve to even throw away their lives to save their family and dear ones.
The problem was their method itself, and it involved Lyellâs family.
As such, he couldnât declare them innocent. He had to punish them in a way that the soldiers and the villagers could witness, or it would affect the order.
Thus, he decided to take them along on this herb-gathering trip. Along with the Carbuncle whoâs gotten fatter again as of late.
âKabby, that goes for you too. You canât protect Fina the way you are, you know?â
The Carbuncle squeed back as if ashamed, but it was plopped down with limbs spread, showing no signs of getting up.
âGood grief, I know Mariaâs food is delicious but...hmm?â
Suddenly, Lyell cut his words.
His eyes turned sharp, and he looked around in vigilance.
âIs something wrong?â
âYeah, this feels... like a battlefield.â
âBattlefield...?â
Lyell didnât have as high a detection ability as Reid, but having overcome life and death situations countless times, he could still sense danger.
And his senses keenly sensed a crisis.
âThis is bad, Iââ
before he could finish that sentence, the source of the danger showed itself.
It was a giant over three meters tall, having a goat-like head and holding giant swords as wide as a humanâs torso in each hand.
It was the same thing he had seen recently in Berith.
âTwin-bladed Devil?! Get back, all of you.â
It was a strong foe, but he had experience defeating it. That made him decide not to flee.
However, the next second he realized that it was a mistake. Because one more giant showed up from behind the rock.
âTwo of them?!â
One of them gave him a hard fight as is. He managed to overcome that battle without an injury all thanks to Reidâs support.
But this time Reid wasnât here, and he had people to protect behind him.
âKh, you guys, run like your lives depend on it! If you stop, youâll really die!â
âW-What are those?!â
âMonsters!â
âS˞h˞i˞t˞, letâs run, Troy, Jones!!â
Squee!
Lyell pulled out his trusty sword and faced the Devils.
Of course, the Devils had no intention of overlooking him either. One of them raised both of its swords and rushed at him.
He stopped them with his heirloom holy sword, repelled and stayed in place.
He planned to buy the three behind him time to escape.
âMr. Lyell, you should run too!â
âI will after you do! If you donât want me to die, hurry up and go!â
So he yelled back, but facing not just one but two, he couldnât help but feel hopeless.
Even so, in order to protect the three behind, he couldnât step back.
that fool
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ãããã¨ãããããžã | Adam and Eve one day in the Garden of Eden realize they are naked.
They freak out.
And the rest is history.
Nowadays, Adam and Eve would probably act differently.
[@Adam Last nite was a blast! loved dat apple LOL] [@Eve yep.. babe, know what happened to my pants tho?] We do reveal so much more information about ourselves online than ever before, and so much information about us is being collected by organizations. Now there is much to gain and benefit from this massive analysis of personal information, or big data, but there are also complex tradeoffs that come from giving away our privacy.
And my story is about these tradeoffs.
We start with an observation which, in my mind, has become clearer and clearer in the past few years, that any personal information can become sensitive information.
Back in the year 2000, about 100 billion photos were shot worldwide, but only a minuscule proportion of them were actually uploaded online.
In 2010, only on Facebook, in a single month, 2.5 billion photos were uploaded, most of them identified.
In the same span of time, computers' ability to recognize people in photos improved by three orders of magnitude.
What happens when you combine these technologies together: increasing availability of facial data; improving facial recognizing ability by computers; but also cloud computing, which gives anyone in this theater the kind of computational power which a few years ago was only the domain of three-letter agencies; and ubiquitous computing, which allows my phone, which is not a supercomputer, to connect to the Internet and do there hundreds of thousands of face metrics in a few seconds?
Well, we conjecture that the result of this combination of technologies will be a radical change in our very notions of privacy and anonymity.
To test that, we did an experiment on Carnegie Mellon University campus.
We asked students who were walking by to participate in a study, and we took a shot with a webcam, and we asked them to fill out a survey on a laptop.
While they were filling out the survey, we uploaded their shot to a cloud-computing cluster, and we started using a facial recognizer to match that shot to a database of some hundreds of thousands of images which we had downloaded from Facebook profiles.
By the time the subject reached the last page on the survey, the page had been dynamically updated with the 10 best matching photos which the recognizer had found, and we asked the subjects to indicate whether he or she found themselves in the photo.
Do you see the subject?
Well, the computer did, and in fact did so for one out of three subjects.
So essentially, we can start from an anonymous face, offline or online, and we can use facial recognition to give a name to that anonymous face thanks to social media data.
But a few years back, we did something else.
We started from social media data, we combined it statistically with data from U.S. government social security, and we ended up predicting social security numbers, which in the United States are extremely sensitive information.
Do you see where I'm going with this?
So if you combine the two studies together, then the question becomes, can you start from a face and, using facial recognition, find a name and publicly available information about that name and that person, and from that publicly available information infer non-publicly available information, much more sensitive ones which you link back to the face?
And the answer is, yes, we can, and we did.
Of course, the accuracy keeps getting worse.
[27% of subjects' first 5 SSN digits identified ] But in fact, we even decided to develop an iPhone app which uses the phone's internal camera to take a shot of a subject and then upload it to a cloud and then do what I just described to you in real time: looking for a match, finding public information, trying to infer sensitive information, and then sending back to the phone
so that it is overlaid on the face of the subject, an example of augmented reality, probably a creepy example of augmented reality.
In fact, we didn't develop the app to make it available, just as a proof of concept.
In fact, take these technologies and push them to their logical extreme.
Imagine a future in which strangers around you will look at you through their Google Glasses or, one day, their contact lenses, and use seven or eight data points about you to infer anything else which may be known about you.
What will this future without secrets look like?
And should we care?
We may like to believe that the future with so much wealth of data would be a future with no more biases, but in fact, having so much information doesn't mean that we will make decisions which are more objective.
In another experiment, we presented to our subjects information about a potential job candidate.
We included in this information some references to some funny, absolutely legal, but perhaps slightly embarrassing information that the subject had posted online.
Now interestingly, among our subjects, some had posted comparable information, and some had not.
Which group do you think was more likely to judge harshly our subject?
Paradoxically, it was the group who had posted similar information, an example of moral dissonance.
Now you may be thinking, this does not apply to me, because I have nothing to hide.
But in fact, privacy is not about having something negative to hide.
Imagine that you are the H.R. director of a certain organization, and you receive rÊsumÊs, and you decide to find more information about the candidates.
Therefore, you Google their names and in a certain universe, you find this information.
Or in a parallel universe, you find this information.
Do you think that you would be equally likely to call either candidate for an interview?
If you think so, then you are not like the U.S. employers who are, in fact, part of our experiment, meaning we did exactly that.
We created Facebook profiles, manipulating traits, then we started sending out rÊsumÊs to companies in the U.S., and we detected, we monitored, whether they were searching for our candidates, and whether they were acting on the information they found on social media. And they were.
Discrimination was happening through social media for equally skilled candidates.
Now marketers like us to believe that all information about us will always be used in a manner which is in our favor.
But think again. Why should that be always the case?
In a movie which came out a few years ago, "Minority Report," a famous scene had Tom Cruise walk in a mall and holographic personalized advertising would appear around him.
Now, that movie is set in 2054, about 40 years from now, and as exciting as that technology looks, it already vastly underestimates the amount of information that organizations can gather about you, and how they can use it to influence you in a way that you will not even detect.
So as an example, this is another experiment actually we are running, not yet completed.
Imagine that an organization has access to your list of Facebook friends, and through some kind of algorithm they can detect the two friends that you like the most.
And then they create, in real time, a facial composite of these two friends.
Now studies prior to ours have shown that people don't recognize any longer even themselves in facial composites, but they react to those composites in a positive manner.
So next time you are looking for a certain product, and there is an ad suggesting you to buy it, it will not be just a standard spokesperson.
It will be one of your friends, and you will not even know that this is happening.
Now the problem is that the current policy mechanisms we have to protect ourselves from the abuses of personal information are like bringing a knife to a gunfight.
One of these mechanisms is transparency, telling people what you are going to do with their data.
And in principle, that's a very good thing.
It's necessary, but it is not sufficient.
Transparency can be misdirected.
You can tell people what you are going to do, and then you still nudge them to disclose arbitrary amounts of personal information.
So in yet another experiment, this one with students, we asked them to provide information about their campus behavior, including pretty sensitive questions, such as this one. [Have you ever cheated in an exam?] Now to one group of subjects, we told them, "Only other students will see your answers."
To another group of subjects, we told them, "Students and faculty will see your answers."
Transparency. Notification. And sure enough, this worked, in the sense that the first group of subjects were much more likely to disclose than the second.
It makes sense, right?
But then we added the misdirection.
We repeated the experiment with the same two groups, this time adding a delay between the time we told subjects and the time we actually started answering the questions.
How long a delay do you think we had to add in order to nullify the inhibitory effect of knowing that faculty would see your answers?
Ten minutes?
Five minutes?
One minute?
How about 15 seconds?
Fifteen seconds were sufficient to have the two groups disclose the same amount of information, as if the second group now no longer cares for faculty reading their answers.
Now I have to admit that this talk so far may sound exceedingly gloomy, but that is not my point.
In fact, I want to share with you the fact that there are alternatives.
The way we are doing things now is not the only way they can done, and certainly not the best way they can be done.
When someone tells you, "People don't care about privacy," consider whether the game has been designed and rigged so that they cannot care about privacy, and coming to the realization that these manipulations occur is already halfway through the process of being able to protect yourself.
When someone tells you that privacy is incompatible with the benefits of big data, consider that in the last 20 years, researchers have created technologies to allow virtually any electronic transactions to take place in a more privacy-preserving manner.
We can browse the Internet anonymously.
We can send emails that can only be read by the intended recipient, not even the NSA.
We can have even privacy-preserving data mining.
In other words, we can have the benefits of big data while protecting privacy.
Of course, these technologies imply a shifting of cost and revenues between data holders and data subjects, which is why, perhaps, you don't hear more about them.
Which brings me back to the Garden of Eden.
of the story of the Garden of Eden which doesn't have to do with the issue of Adam and Eve feeling naked and feeling ashamed.
You can find echoes of this interpretation in John Milton's "Paradise Lost."
In the garden, Adam and Eve are materially content.
They're happy. They are satisfied.
However, they also lack knowledge and self-awareness.
The moment they eat the aptly named fruit of knowledge, that's when they discover themselves.
They become aware. They achieve autonomy.
The price to pay, however, is leaving the garden.
So privacy, in a way, is both the means and the price to pay for freedom.
Again, marketers tell us that big data and social media are not just a paradise of profit for them, but a Garden of Eden for the rest of us.
We get free content.
We get to play Angry Birds. We get targeted apps.
But in fact, in a few years, organizations will know so much about us, they will be able to infer our desires before we even form them, and perhaps buy products on our behalf before we even know we need them.
Now there was one English author who anticipated this kind of future where we would trade away our autonomy and freedom for comfort. Even more so than George Orwell, the author is, of course, Aldous Huxley.
In "Brave New World," he imagines a society where technologies that we created originally for freedom end up coercing us.
However, in the book, he also offers us a way out of that society, similar to the path that Adam and Eve had to follow to leave the garden.
In the words of the Savage, regaining autonomy and freedom is possible, although the price to pay is steep.
So I do believe that one of the defining fights of our times will be the fight for the control over personal information, the fight over whether big data will become a force rather than a force which will hiddenly manipulate us.
Right now, many of us do not even know that the fight is going on, but it is, whether you like it or not.
And at the risk of playing the serpent, I will tell you that the tools for the fight are here, the awareness of what is going on, and in your hands, just a few clicks away.
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čŧãŽä¸ãŽäŊããåŧžããã | âHaha, my apologies. The backlash of being serious for too long made my pathos leak out for just a little much.â
â... A little?â XThe light of regeneration magic that Tio exercised enveloped Suzu and Ryuutaro, illuminating the passage. The words that Tio said while smiling during that time were tsukkomi-ed by them with scornful eyes.
The nobility of Tio that was usually unseen, her elegance that was mistaken as royalty, her refinement, the recoil from all those that caused Suzu and also Ryuutaroâs hearts to be palpitating thoroughly made the gazes that were directed at Tio colder than usual. Especially Ryuutaro, it felt like his pure heart was toyed with, even though he understood that it was just an outburst of anger, his mental state couldnât help but lower the temperature of his gaze.
Drifting inside such a strange atmosphere, after the light of healing that had enveloped the two had vanished, their bodies were in perfect health without even a single injury. It was just a few seconds since Tio exercised her regeneration magic.
âEven though it was amazing... it was amazing but... but Suzu cannot honestly praise it now. But, thank you Tio-san.â
âMe too, I wonder just why this kind of pervert is like this but... thanks anyway.â
âThou art welcome. Also Ryuutaro. Even if thou insulted me, I wonât feel happy you know? I wonât wag my tail to anybody except master. Iâm truly sorry.â
A vein appeared on Ryuutaroâs temple. Inside his heart he cursed âItâs like Iâm trying to attract her but getting dumped instead, isnât itâ. He didnât say anything out loud because there would be no end to it.
Once again, unspeakable rage that shuddered welled up from inside him against Tio who was calmly using two exact opposite aspects, the dignified beauty just now and the perversion that conveniently converted any kind of attack into pleasure. At the same time...
â... Just as I thought, Nagumo is amazing, huh?â
âSuzu doesnât think that Nagumo-kun needs that kind of praise though.â
Thinking about Hajime went along with Tioâs everything, Ryuutaro saw the depth of Hajimeâs magnanimity as a man, no, as a human and raised his praise to him. Surely it was just as Suzu said, if Hajime heard that he would surely have a vein appearing in his forehead saying that it was not the case.
Like that, Suzu and Ryuutaro were fed up by Tioâs perversion that she naturally emitted. During that time, the end of the passage became visible ahead. It was the next room.
âHmm, there art multiple presences on the other side. It seems there are members who have already linked up there.â
âNagumooo, please be there. I wonât be able to hold back if you donât take her off our hands soon.â
âPlease god, make it so the owner is there.â
Suzu and Ryuutaro murmured in prayer after hearing Tioâs words. And then Suzu also nonchalantly said something cruel. It seemed that since she passed her trial, she had learned to punch straight with her words.
Like that, the ice wall the three approached melted and vanished and what was at the other side of the wall was...
âMuuIIIii, Yue you bhird braiiiinn!!â
â... Shut hup. Closeht pherverttâ
âAah geez. You two, stop it alreadyyy...â
, and toward Kaori who was doing that, Yue similarly pinched up Kaoriâs cheeks
âWhatâs this...â
âCat fight?â
âThis is their usual quarrel. They really have a good relationship.â
Suzu and Ryuutaro were dumbfounded. Tioâs expression was smiling peacefully. Looking at the figures of the two that were pulling the otherâs cheeks with teary eyes while striking each other like pawing cats, surely it couldnât be helped that their expression turned like that. The two girls were merely running out of magic power due to the huge fight just now and so this quarrel was the most that they could do.
âEh? Tio-san? Also both of you. So all of you safely overcame the trial then. Iâm glad. Come now Yue-san, Kaori-san, Tio-san and others have arrived hereee! Stop fighting alreadyyy! Come on, release your hands from the cheeks, donât keep hitting at each other! Ah, over there, donât kick! Please calmly... I said stop it alreadyyy!â
sound that shouldnât have rung out reverberated. Yue and Kaori crouched down while holding their heads. âMy headd-, my headd~â They groaned like so.
âHmm, it seems that the position of Shia and Yue strangely got reversed since we came to this labyrinth... I wonder if Yue also slightly received the influence of the great labyrinth? Well, itâs interesting to look at anyway.â
Tio tilted her head while murmuring her guess that was half correct. Yue was also exhausted because she recalled various memories of the far past. She even let out a weak-hearted remark against her better judgment. Rather, with how large her past trauma it was strange that it ended with just this much.
And then, the unconscious reliance that was created from the weakness of Yueâs heart... that was naturally directed at her lover Hajime, but even Shia who had remarkable growth since she was acknowledged as lover by Hajime was also not just a handful little sister anymore and turned into a reliable partner that Yue was apt to rely on. In other words, in addition of Shiaâs growth, her distance with Yue was also shrinking further.
âFuu, my apologies, we made you wait. The new passage is over there, so letâs advance forward.â
â... Thou art really reliable right now.â
Shia urged them ahead while carrying Yue and Kaori at both sides under her arms. Tio nodded at that while looking fondly.
The party advance through the passage once more. The people who they hadnât found were three people, Hajime, Shizuku, and Kouki. They were walking forward while praying so that they could link up at the next room.
Like that now, they suddenly stood still in front of the ice wall that was at the end of the passage they had reached. Shiaâs rabbit ears were twitching around while she was making a complicated face. Right after that, her eyes widened in shock.
âEh... tho, those two too?â
The sudden words and attitude of Shia who had sharp senses caused the other members to look at her wondering what was going on. Yue, Kaori, Tio, the three of them immediately concentrated and reached out their senses at the other side of the ice wall. And the result, they understood what made Shia surprised and they looked at each other.
âNothing will begin even if we just stand here. We can only confirm the situation directly.â
â... Nn. If he is Hajimeâs enemy, I will beat him up.â
âErr, Yue? Thatâs a little... â
âAnyway, letâs go.â
But, that prayer didnât reach.
Ahead of the ice wall they passed, at the next room, storm of killing intent and hatred was blowing violently.
Yes, Hajime and Kouki were currently in mortal combat.
Amanogawa Kouki.
He who was born as the only son of an ordinary household had someone who he respected and idolized from the heart even now. That someone was Koukiâs grandfather.
The name of that grandfather was Amanogawa Kanji, he was a skilled attorney famous in business world. It was established custom for the family to go play at their grandfatherâs house when it was a long holiday, but Kanjiâs wife?because Koukiâs grandmother had passed away early, the grandfather that was living alone was very affectionate toward Kouki.
For his age, Kanjiâs back was straight and his muscular body was overflowing with ambition, nevertheless, he wasnât scary, but a gentle person. Kouki idolized dearly such a grandfather as his, that was to say he was a grandfatherâs boy.
What Kouki liked the most from Kanji was Kanjiâs story of his experiences. The experiences that Kanji obtained from his work as an attorney were told to Kouki as though he was reading from a picture book so that the small Kouki could easily understand them. Realistically speaking, the stories were also considerably arranged to not breach the duty of confidentiality, but even so, the eloquent stories of his grandfather were full of human drama that caused Koukiâs heart to dance many times.
Helping the weak, crushing the strong, reaching his hand to a troubled person without hesitation, accomplishing the correct thing, always being fair... in the end, Kanjiâs stories were a thing that included that kind of teaching. A heroâs tale that personified ideal and justice. A common story for young children.
Because of that, for Kouki, his grandfather Kanji was exactly a hero. Just like how other children of his age idolized a certain masked rider or the space alien that defeated space monsters even faster than instant ramen could cook, Kouki idolized Kanji like that. It could be said that because his target to idolize was nearby that Koukiâs idolizing was even stronger than other children. He wished âsomeday I will be like grandfatherâ.
But, naturally, the real world couldnât be like Kanjiâs story where truth and justice defeated the evil and unreasonable, and the righteousness of ideals could be realized without end. In the occupation of attorney, even if they held justice and fairness, their foremost mission wasnât to pursue the truth or impeach the guilty but to protect the interest of their client.
To be called as âcompetentâ attorney, it wasnât enough with just having excellent skill as an attorney, it was also because Kanji was a human who could realistically think with good and evil at the same time. He thoroughly knew about the dirty part of society and also how it was insufficient to just carry ideal and justice in hand.
But, before he could teach that to Kouki he passed on to the next world. It was before Kouki entered elementary school. The cause was an acute heart attack.
Kanjiâs death left behind a large influence on Kouki.
The thinking that it was okay for a young child to only think of beautiful things was something really normal, Kanji couldnât be blamed because of that. Someday, when Kouki grew up, he was planning to also talk to Kouki about bitter experience that included reality when things wouldnât go as you expected.
The death of the hero he idolized was a shock for Kouki. He thought of his beloved grandfather, the more he soaked in his memory of Kanji the more he beautified his image of Kanji as a hero, putting a deep root of âthe ideal righteousnessâ into the deepest part of young Koukiâs heart.
That righteousness was following the teaching of his grandfather that sounded pleasant to the ears of children, at the same time it was righteousness that didnât recognize the âimpureâ part inside the minority or good and evil at all. To further say it, Kouki came to think that what the majority of people thought as right was the absolute right.
Although it wasnât like that was something peculiar. Children everywhere always watched the hero from television or comics that held the ideal righteousness inside their heart.
And then, those children would pile up days of living, repeating many failures from crashing into the wall of reality. Sometimes, they would experience setback, learn how to give up and compromise. They would naturally study the way to sail the storm of reality skillfully.
They would keep their aspiration as just aspiration, ideal as just ideal, storing all those inside a treasure box that they put at the corner of their heart while looking at reality. That was the natural course of events. Kouki too should be like that. If that happened, then there would be no problem at all.
However, Kouki was too prodigious to ride the natural course of events. His high specs allowed him to overcome the wall of reality while following his ideal. Without any failure or setback, he pushed through every situation with his own strength. His ideal of children completely passed through.
As a result, without realizing it, Kouki came to not doubt his own righteousness. He was cautioned many times about the danger of that by several people close to him, especially by his parents and Shizuku, but Kouki only heard that advice with a smile. He didnât listen seriously or reform himself. In the first place, he had charisma and his principle was solely based on good intention, so not including those several people that cautioned him, everyone else supported Kouki and that was also one factor that caused Kouki to not change.
Of course, there was no way everything went well without anything wrong at all. Several problems cropped up in places that Kouki wasnât aware of. The envy at Shizuku was also one of those.
But, Kouki who didnât doubt his own righteousness maintained it by his convenient interpretation. That was also helped along by the people who adored Kouki blindly pushing his back. So as expected, Kouki didnât notice his convenient interpretations. Even though he received warnings, he also didnât try to notice.
Such âideal righteousnessâ of Kouki had distorted even though it was overflowing with good intention. It began to crumble in this another world. Different from the peaceful Japan, in another world that ran rampant with killing intent and hatred, supernatural and absurdity, his spec and convenient interpretation didnât work. The prime example was the devil woman he faced in the lower floors of Orcus, and Hajime who went under a change of heart.
For the first time, Kouki saw the wall of reality before his eyes. He experienced painful failure that exposed the âchildâ inside his heart.
And then...
{She was taken away. Right?}
âNo! She is not taken...â
The false image of Kouki with ashen hair clad in black armor was staring with those reddish black eyes while ridiculing Kouki, who was breathing roughly while sweating like a river, immediately objected.
âItâs just as Shizuku said, from the beginning Kaori liked Nagumo... thatâs why I...â
{You donât need to lie to yourself. I am you. I know you better than anyone else. You pretended to accept what Shizuku said, but deep in your heart, you are thinking that she is taken from you. You are still thinking that Kaori should be together with you. You two had been together all this time since elementary school. I donât know about the meeting at middle school or anything, but even though she has been with me longer, even though I believed that from now on we will always be together too, even though Kaori is the heroin of me the hero...}
âShut up. Iâm not thinking anything like that! Donât say whatever you want- you labyrinth monster! You wonât lead me astray!â
Kouki glared at the false image with bloodshot eyes and let loose a blade of light with all his strength. Several streaks of slashing light rushed toward the false image.
However, the false image let fly light blades with exactly the same trajectories, neutralizing them all. No, far from that, several of the lights didnât stop and attacked straight towards Kouki. It was the proof that he lost completely in strength.
{You say that but in contrast you are shaken really bad, huh. Even the holy sword that Nagumo especially upgraded, like this itâs just throwing a pearl before the swine. Or else exactly because it is created by that hateful Nagumo you envied, that you donât want to use it properly, perhaps?}
âThatâs irrelevant! I, donât hate Nagumo or any...â
{Come on, itâs because you immediately averted your eyes from reality like this... that Iâm strengthened again here.}
An extra large âSoaring Heaven Sword â Quakeâ was unleashed by the false image. Its might was obviously different compared from before. His own signature move that was gouging the ground while approaching him made Kouki shudder and he immediately dodged to the side. His instinct told him that he couldnât block that.
{Not just Kaori, you also cannot stomach Yue and others adoring Nagumo, right? Girls that are that cute, strong, and charming, arenât they worthier to be together with a hero like me? You cannot accept they adore someone like Nagumo who can easily cut down a human. right?}
âCut it out! Those girls seriously love Nagumo... thatâs something those girls decided themselves... thatâs why-â
{Nagumoâs strength is also irritating. That strength originally should be mine, isnât it? Rather, Nagumoâs everything is just vexing yeah.}
âWrong-. Certainly, Nagumo likes to act as he pleases, but he saved us many times... that kind of guy...â
{You said you donât hate him? You mustnât lie. Even when you were saved, you felt jealousy instead of gratitude, didnât you? Even though gallantly rushing to save someone is my role, you envied him like that, didnât you?}
âThere is no way thatâs true! Such a thing...â
{Oi, oi, just how much you are going to strengthen me until you are satisfied?}
That wish of his to be a hero, the envy to Hajime that was nearly a hatred, and then his desire to monopolize Kaori along with his desire for other peopleâs good will... having those shoved to his face, Kouki objected with the large part of himself believing his own words. Like that, because he was unconsciously avoiding recognizing it, the false image was strengthened endlessly.
The false image of Kouki lifted his black holy sword to the sky. Right after that, a dazzling surge of light burst out from there and the light split open near the ceiling, it became several streaks of meteors that began to bomb Kouki.
Kouki avoided those with âShrink Groundâ while looking for the chance to counterattack, but the color pasted on his face was obviously one of fluster. Cold sweat couldnât stop flowing from the strength of the false image.
The meteors that were attacking from the air were equipped with homing functions to some degree and Hajimeâs impact conversion so there was nothing more troublesome than this. Even if he waited until they almost hit before evading instantly, if he was late in the timing even for just a little the storm of shockwaves would swallow him. Having said that, only neutralizing the attack like this without being able to counterattack would only turn this into a war of attrition.
âBecause Hajime put those functionsâ... for a moment such thinking was whirling inside his chest. Kouki wiped that thought away in a fluster. That was because such thinking wasnât ârightâ toward the person who lent his hand to him. That was why right after that he sealed the memory that he even had such a thought in the bottom of his mind.
âFly and turn, âSoaring Heaven Sword â Stormâ!!â
Kouki somehow slipped through the explosion and started counterattacking. Koukiâs slash was added with wind blade, the slash of wind that was hard to see even in the best of times slipped into the light and magic power and became even harder to perceive. The visible slashes were ten, but actually slashes in thrice that number were launched in a spread to block any escape.
{Thatâs pointless. Assemble, âHeaven Claw Flowing Rain â Quakeâ.}
In response, the false image was wearing a cool face. The light bullets that became meteors flew wildly and instantly converged on the black holy sword, converted into a streak of bombardment. There was no need to escape or anything, he just needed to smash Koukiâs attack from the front.
That plan came to fruition. And it was extremely easily on top of it. The countless blades Kouki launched were scattered with just a single flash. The bombing of light charged at Kouki without stopping.
âblock, âLight Armorâ!!â
The holy armor that Kouki was wearing shined, countless rings of light extended in front of him and produced a barrier. Immediately after, the light bombing hit and scattered with a severe flash and impact. âHeaven Claw Flowing Rainâ originally was a technique that didnât have that much power, but Hajimeâs demonic remodeling and the strengthened power of the false image were combined and sublimed the technique into one with might that wouldnât be an exaggeration to be called a sure kill technique.
Therefore...
âGuwaa!?â
Koukiâs barrier was smashed and he was grandly blown away. He rolled all over the ground and finally stopped moving when he crashed into the ice wall. Blood was trickling down from his temple.
{You want to overwhelm him, right? That Nagumo. You want to make that guy kneel and beg for forgiveness. After that, you will take back Kaori, Yue and the others will direct their favor to you, save the world, bring everyone back home, showered in admiration...}
While feeling the black emotion that was fished out from the depth of his heart, Kouki drove his flaming hot body forward following his violent fury. Vast amounts of magic power from that body became a bursting out a torrent, it was âLimit Breakâ.
Kouki himself understood that it wasnât the right time to use it, but he couldnât listen to the words of the false image more than this. He didnât want to notice the emotion that shouldnât be harbored by himself who should be righteous. That was his whole heartedness.
Kouki stepped in with terrific speed that should even be called god speed. He swung down the holy sword that was shining pure white with brute force. That was easily blocked with a scoff by the false image of Kouki whose body was clad in reddish black magic power before he realized. The false image was also using âLimit Breakâ.
The pure white holy sword and the ominous jet-black holy sword clad in reddish black aura clashed, in that instant violent impact rushed out and a crater was created under the false image.
The moment Kouki understood he was blocked, he twisted his wrist and changed into a sweep of the sword. The wood chopping attack transformed like a lie into a neck mowing attack. However, even that attack which was like a sudden flash was easily blocked by the false image.
{Isnât murder of humans evil?}
âYou are not human!â
The teasing words of the false image made Kouki gritted his teeth while accelerating his sword even more. The sword left behind a trail of light while
The storm of sharp swordplay that continuously swung in circle motions never stopped, as expected from the person that was supposed to be praised as a hero. That strength could be quickly ranked from above even in this world.
But, the enemy before his eyes perfectly responded with similar swordplay that left behind after images with his composed expression still unbroken. On the contrary, the false image saw an opening and let out a counterattack that created a shallow wound on Kouki who couldnât dodge.
âUOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH!!â
{Whatâs the matter? You are smeared in that much killing intent... huh, hero?}
Kouki yelled while exhausting the martial arts that he possessed, but his heart that was totally disarrayed even if he didnât recognize it made him unable to display his strength except as a paltry shadow of his original strength. Naturally, with that, there was no path to win against the likes of his false image that was gradually turning stronger, his uneasiness was also growing violent when he thought about the time limit of âLimit Breakâ.
There, the false image further talked with words that shook Koukiâs mind. That wasnât Koukiâs negative part that was brought up from the past, but words that incited his anxiety about the future.
{If you are like this, you might have more things taken away again.}
âWhat are... â
{Letâs stop with your pretense of not noticing. After all, something that I noticed is also something that you notice.}
âThatâs why-! What are you talking about-â
The false image sent Kouki an exasperated gaze as though he was looking at an idiot. And then, he easily said the thing that Kouki feared the most.
{Just who is Shizuku looking at... thatâs what I mean.}
Kouki felt like the blood all over his body was boiling. He screamed soundlessly, and when his mouth couldnât go further he launched a shockwave from close range that might swallow himself too.
The false image easily withdrew from that using âShrink Groundâ and he continued with mocking words toward Koukiâs desperation.
{So you donât even want to think about it? After Kaori was taken away, on top of it, even Shizuku will... }
{Oi, oi, thatâs not a line of a hero, you know? Besides, no matter how much you shout, itâs the truth that Shizukuâs heart is leaning toward Nagumo. It might even be understandable, yeah? She was saved by him several times already, and Shizuku is unexpectedly girly.}
âZEYAAAAH!!â
Kouki shrieked. The swung holy sword increased in brightness, but the black holy sword was increasing even more than that in the thickness of its ominous magic power. Inside Koukiâs heart, he was trying to deny Shizukuâs feeling and throw away the reality with all his might, which in turn raised the strength of the false image endlessly.
Therefore, the unsightly attack that although was done with all his strength but no different than throwing a tantrum, was easily repelled from the front.
Kouki screamed and he was blown away towards the wall once more. Although the magic power convergence ability of his holy armor lengthened the lasting time of âLimit Breakâ,if he recklessly exhausted himself then even that benefit would be pointless. The time Kouki had left was only a little.
{I see. You even deny Shizukuâs matter.}
The false image was walking to Kouki with clacking footsteps, he was shaking his head while sending a cold gaze at Kouki.
Kouki somehow stood up using his holy sword as a stick while his breathing was blocked from the impact, he returned a bloodshot gaze to the false image.
âWr, wrong. Toward Nagumo, Shizuku... such a thing... no way it could possibly...â
{Venting her anger, sulking, showing a smile from her heart... you noticed all those, right?}
âSomething like that... she did that to every...â
{Even though when she saw Yue and Shia close with Nagumo, she was making a sullen face?}
â... Thatâs just... because they didnât know the place... that was displeasing for...â
{And the awkward face she made when looking at Kaori approaching that guy?}
â... Shizuku... she is also not recognizing... Nagumo from her heart.â
{Ku-ku-ku, thatâs just extreme even if I say so myself huh. You donât want to believe it that much?}
In front of Kouki who was on his knee while supporting his body with the holy sword, the false image was chuckling while pointing his holy sword. The false image sneered even further at Kouki who was glaring murderously.
And then for a moment, âOho?â the false image faced at ice wall where there was nothing with a surprised expression. He sensed the familiar presence approaching from the other side of the ice wall with âPresence Detectionâ. Although it seemed Kouki didnât even have the composure to notice that.
{This is... what good timing.}
Kouki leaped up and slashed up his holy sword at what he saw as an opening. Without even looking at that the false image blocked the sword into sword locking contest while grinning widely, and then he passed down words that sounded like a death sentence.
{Now, the reality is coming here, you know?}
âWhat are you saying-â
Right after that a part of ice wall of the room where the two of them were at melted, a new passage appeared. Kouki twitched in surprise and while being cautious of the grinning false image in front of his eyes, he slightly moved his gaze at the direction of the passage.
And then, his eyes widened looking at the scene ahead of his gaze.
âStill in the middle of trial huh...â
There was Hajime carrying Shizuku on his back there. Koukiâs gaze was drawn into Shizuku. More accurately, at the sleeping face of Shizuku who looked happy while sweetly entrusting her cheek on Hajimeâs shoulder in relief while breathing peacefully.
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ããã¨ã ä¸äēēã§æģãĢãããŽã | For us lifers, as we call ourselves, our only chance for release is through commutation, which has only been granted to two women since 1989, close to 30 years ago.
Our song, "This Is Not Our Home," it tells of our experiences while doing life without the possibility of parole.
Brenda Watkins: I'm a woman.
I'm a grandmother.
I'm a daughter.
I have a son.
I'm not an angel.
I'm not the devil.
I came to jail when I was so young.
inside these prison walls.
Lost friends to death, saw some go home.
Watch years pass, people come and go, while I do life without parole.
I am a prisoner for the wrong I've done.
I'm doing time here.
This is not my home.
Dream of freedom, hope for mercy.
Will I see my family or die alone?
As the years go by, I hold back my tears, because if I cry I'd give in to fear.
I must be strong, have to hold on.
Gotta get through another year.
I am a prisoner for the wrong I've done.
I'm doing time here. This is not my home.
Dream of freedom, hope for mercy.
Will I see my family or die alone?
I'm not saying that I'm not guilty, I'm not saying that I shouldn't pay.
All I'm asking is for forgiveness.
Gotta have hope I'll be free someday.
Is there a place for me in the world out there?
Will they ever know or care that I'm chained?
Is there redemption for the sin of my younger days?
Because I've changed.
Lord knows I've changed.
I am a prisoner for the wrong I've done.
I'm doing time here. This is not my home.
Dream of freedom, hope for mercy.
Will I see my family or die alone?
Will I see my family or die alone?
I'm known to you as Inmate 008106.
Incarcerated 29 years.
My name is Brenda Watkins.
I was born and raised in Hoffman, North Carolina.
This is not my home.
Thelma Nichols: Inmate number 0B2472.
I've been incarcerated for 27 years.
My name is Thelma Nichols.
I was born and raised in Philadelphia, P.A.
This is not my home.
DH: 008494.
I've been incarcerated for 27 years.
My name is Dannielle Hadley.
I was born and raised in Philadelphia, P.A, and this is not my home.
Theresa Battles: Inmate 008309.
I've been incarcerated for 27 years.
My name is Theresa Battles.
I'm from Norton, New Jersey, and this is not my home.
Debra Brown: I am known as Inmate 007080.
I've been incarcerated for 30 years.
My name is Debra Brown.
I'm from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
This is not my home.
Joann Butler: 005961.
I've been incarcerated for 37 years.
My name is Joann Butler, and I was born and raised in Philadelphia.
This is not my home.
Diane Hamill Metzger: Number 005634.
I've been incarcerated for 39 and one half years.
My name is Diane Hamill Metzger.
I'm from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and this is not my home.
Lena Brown: I am 004867.
Incarcerated 40 years.
My name is Lena Brown, and I was born and raised in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and this is not my home.
Trina Garnett: My number is 005545.
My name is Trina Garnett, I've been incarcerated for 37 years, since I was 14 years old.
Born and raised in Chester, Pennsylvania, and this is not my home.
Will I see my family or die alone?
Or die alone? | {
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âThat guyâs secret technique......He covers his whole body in stones with the density of Orichalcum and changes his surrounding to something like a swamp, submerging his opponents in it. A disadvantage of this is, because this area is too wide the swampâs effect is kind of weak and because he covered his whole body in stone he canât really move.......â
âThe dense rock secures his body and the swamp keeps one from approaching......Although it has its draw backs, this is troublesome.â
Even so, we canât just stand by and keep watching like that either.
âHey, Bertra, if you send all your magical power to Zankoutou are you able to cut through Orichalcum?â
âOrichalcum, is it?...... I donât know because I never tried but itâs probably impossible even with all my magical power. I just...... heard that grandfather, the Sword Master Edgar, cut a monster with a crustacean with the density of Orichalcum in two using this Zankoutou......â
Hmm, she isnât sure, but it seems like itâs possible to cut through that stone amour with Zankoutou, huh?
However, itâs impossible with Bertraâs magical power......
âFumu, Erin, I wish to confirm something.â
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ã Heh, heh, ****! Those bastards, really went, and did it......Being in this state is humiliating, but, I canât, turn my back to, them...... This area, was too wide, and I couldnât, swallow them. Well, itâs fine, Iâll slowly...... Aah?ã
âSir Hero! Are you sure this is going to work?!â
ãWhat? ......Some old fart joined them. Is he, coming running, my way?...... Did he go mad? Guhehehehe! ...... Itâs foolish, to step into my bottomless swamp, on his own!ã
âWhat do I know? We wonât know until we try!â
How should I know things Iâve never tried before?
However, this is the only thing we can try...... because that is the last thing I can think of.
âDarryl-sama, his previous strategy succeeded a little while ago as well...... Itâll be fine...... Maybe......â
âNonono! The surprise attack ended in failure, right?! And what do you mean with Maybe?! Maybe, you say!...... Kuuh~! To look at an elderly person with those extremely dangerous eyes! Fine, it wonât fail! It absolutely wonât fail!? âHere I goooo! Hold on tiiiight! Doryaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!â
Uoh!? Even while he was carrying Bertra and me over his shoulders he was able to exert such great force to jump. That old man had such herculean strength. As expected, he used body strengthening, didnât he? Hm? But that means...... No, I have to focus on defeating Figueroa in front of me now.
ãWha!? Are you, telling me that, old fart, is going to jump, to where I am?!ã
Alright, the landing position is perfect! ......The old man was buried up to his waist though.
ââWell, it wonât be an issueâ
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Wups, did my thoughts leak out?
âNuooooh! Iâm sinking! Bertra hurry up and do it!â
âI got it. Suu~...... Haaah!â
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It certainly is impossible with just Bertraâs magical power.
âBut how about this?!!â
The arm Bertra is holding her sword with and the parts covered in armour are no good.
âGrit your teeth, Bertra! Letâs go!â
If itâs like this, this is the only place.
I prick Bertraâs thigh with Absohaze!
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ãWha!? That guy stabbed his own comrade!?!ã
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âIs it possible for you to send other people magical power like you do with me?â
[Yeah, I can~. Though same as when absorbing magic you have to stab Absohaze into that person.]
Like I thought, that lass doesnât only have the ability to absorb but also to send it to others, huh
âIf thatâs the case, would Bertra be able to cut through this using Zankoutou if you send her magical power? What do you two think?â
âRaising my magical power, huh?...... I donât know until I try it out, but......â
[I donât know either. I hope the magical power is enough to cut through it......]
âHowever, what do we do about the footing? We will sink into that swamp before we even arrive and even if we get there the footing is too unstable to slash properly......â
âI thought about that as well. Regarding the footing, letâs first go and support the old man who is fighting againstââ Wait......Eh!?â
While we were fighting against Figueroa he annihilated dozens of low ranking demons alone and is taking a rest now?!
âFuu~......Hm? What? Just when I was taking a short breakâ
......Well, fine, like this we can avoid the trouble of supporting you.
âFooting...... Wait...... D-Dale-dono...... You canât possibly mean, using Darryl-sama!?â
âExactly that, Chohahaâ
[Bell! Since itâll be quite the burden for Bellâs body to receive all this magical all at once, please do your best and endure it!]â
âUnderstood!â
âPl-please! Hu-hurry up, please!! Iâm gradually siiiiiinkiiiiing!!â
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Go! Cut through that stone armour!!
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She did it! The blade has started to cut though the stone!
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Alright!! She was able to cut through the stone armour and now weâre able to see Figueroaâs bare skin!
âImpossible! Impossible! To cut through my armour with that kind of sword!!â
âSorry Figueroa, but your magical power! Iâll gladly receive it!!â
âGufuh! Ooooooooooooh!?M-my magical power gets absorbed!?...... ****......So this is it...... for me, huh? ......Dale......Watts......Sama......My......apolo......gies......â
As Figueroa collapsed, not having any magical power anymore, the red stones around us returned to their original colour.
In other words â -.
[Haah, haah...... Did we defeat him?]
âHaah, haah...... Somehow...... looks like we did.â
â......Well then, both of you......Could you get down from me, Iâm at my limit already......â
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ãããã¨ãããããžãã | An industrial suburb, Braddock is home to Andrew Carnegie's first steel mill, the Edgar Thomson Works.
Operating since 1875, it is the last functioning steel mill in the region.
For 12 years, I have produced collaborative portraits, still lifes, landscapes and aerial views in order to build a visual archive to address the intersection of the steel industry, the environment, and the health care system's impact on the bodies of my family and community.
The tradition and grand narrative of Braddock is mostly comprised of stories of industrialists and trade unions.
Currently, the new narrative about Braddock, a poster child for Rust Belt revitalization, is a story of urban pioneers discovering a new frontier.
Mass media has omitted the fact that Braddock is predominantly black.
Our existence has been co-opted, silenced and erased.
Fourth generation in a lineage of women, I was raised under the protection and care of Grandma Ruby, off 8th Street at 805 Washington Avenue.
She worked as a manager for Goodwill.
Mom was a nurse's aid.
She watched the steel mills close and white flight to suburban developments.
By the time my generation walked the streets, disinvestment at the local, state and federal level, eroded infrastructure, and the War on Drugs dismantled my family and community.
Grandma Ruby's stepfather Gramps was one of few black men to retire from Carnegie's mill with his pension.
He worked in high temperatures, tearing down and rebuilding furnaces, cleaning up spilt metal and slag.
The history of a place is written on the body and the landscape.
Areas of heavy truck traffic, exposure to benzene and atomized metals, risk cancer and lupus.
One hundred twenty-three licensed beds, 652 employees, rehabilitation programs decimated.
A housing discrimination lawsuit against Allegheny County removed where the projects Talbot Towers once stood.
Recent rezoning for more light industry has since appeared.
Google Maps and Google Earth pixelations conceal the flammable waste being used to squeeze the Bunn family off their home and land.
In 2013, I chartered a helicopter with my cameras to document this aggressive dispossession.
In flight, my observation reveals thousands of plastic white bundles owned by a conservation industry that claims it's eco-friendly and recycles millions of tires to preserve people's lives and to improve people's lives.
My work spirals from the micro to the macro level, excavating hidden histories.
Recently, at the Seattle Art Museum, Isaac Bunn and I mounted this exhibition, and the exhibition was used as a platform to launch his voice.
Through reclamation of our narrative, we will continue to fight historic erasure and socioeconomic inequality.
Thank you. | {
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âIt definitely looks like youâve drunk too much. And I donât think it was just a little...â
While he could still talk just fine, his movements were wobbly and unstable
Besides, he usually talked in a very formal manner, but that was no longer the case.
âAhaha! I thought being a guard was such a boring job...never did I think that something like this would be part of it...! Ahh! I have not had wine like this in a loooong timee...â
âHow much have you had...? Donât you think you should rest a little?â
I was not good at dealing with drunkards.
I had actually drunk quite a lot of wine already. Either Phillip had drunk considerably more than me, or he was weaker to alcohol...
âIâm fiiine! This wine is known for being strong, so I have to drink it while I can... Besides, itâs too expensive for me to buy...â
âThe wine is strong...?â
I was starting to feel a little worried about Phillip. Also, I was confused by what he said about the wine being strong.
That suggested it had high alcohol content... As for it being expensive, it made sense, given how delicious it was.
It didnât matter how resistant you were, it was easier to get drunk the higher the percentage was.
I didnât know if Phillip was strong to it or not, but it was strange that I didnât feel drunk in spite of drinking so much... After all, I usually felt tipsy after having a single beer..
âAhahaha! Please enjoy yourself, Mr. Takumi...â
Phillip said with a laugh as he walked away on shaky feet. And then I looked at the other villagers who were gathered.
...At least there were other people here, so I didnât have to worry about Phillip... I just hoped he didnât do anything strange...
The villagers were all eating and drinking happily around the tables. And at least half of them looked quite red in the face.
Since they were healed, the redness could not be because they were sick.
Of course, Leo and the children were not drinking, but most of the adults were.
â...Those who arenât drunk havenât been drinking much in the first place...â
I could see that the people who werenât red had left their cups of wine on the table, and were focusing on eating their food.
âMr. Takumi, what is the matter?â âUh, nothing...â
Mr. Hannes was wondering why I was looking at the villagers so intently.
âI was just thinking about this wine... Is it easy to get drunk with it?â
âIndeed... I have a rather high tolerance myself, so I cannot say... But the villagers here seem to think it is very strong. And since it is so delicious, it is easy to drink too much.â
As expected, the wine made in this village was strong.
I didnât know if that was necessarily considered a good thing...but considering its price, it was probably better if you didnât need to drink too much to feel the effects...?
âOh, Mr. Takumi. Youâve emptied the barrel already? Should I bring another one?â â...No, Iâm fine. I would like some water, please.â âCertainly.â
I was sure that when Mr. Hannes first brought the barrel to this table, that it had been filled.
Obviously, I had not drunk all of it by myself, but I had definitely gotten a little carried away because it was so good.
...Why was that...?
âItâs strange... I was never this strong with alcohol before...â âWuff?â
As I muttered to myself, Leo, who looked a little tired after eating so much, tilted her head with a puzzled expression.
Next to her, a few children had come to play, and they were currently petting her long, fluffy fur.
Leo wagged her tail to keep them amused... That was very clever of her...
âLeo. I donât feel drunk for some reason... Do you know why?â
âWuff...Wuff?â
I couldnât help but ask her. Of course, she did not know the reason.
âMr. Takumi, Iâve brought you some water.â âThank you.â
Leo only tilted her head, and so I turned away and drank the water that Mr. Hannes had brought.
...Perhaps my body had changed after coming to this world...? But aside from this one thing, I had not really felt any other differences... Except being able to use the Gift, that is...
Still, for me, being drunk had usually been an...unpleasant sensation, and so I didnât actually mind it...
If Iâm not going to get drunk, perhaps I can continue to drink more wine...? I thought of such things, but held back and just drank water as the feast continued until midnight.
...As Leo could not enter the house, she slept in the stables with the horses that Philip and Mr. Hannes rode on... I should hurry up and sleep as well... Even if I donât have a hangover, I will still be tired from a lack of sleep...
âNow that I think about it, where did that drunkard, Phillip go off to?â
After the feast, I had gone to bedroom that Mr. Hannes had prepared for me in his house. And that was when I remembered Phillip.
He did not seem stable on his feet, and I was worried that he might get lost somewhere.
What if he woke up in someone elseâs house... I hoped that would not happen...
âWhat if he woke up with some woman he doesnât even know... The maids back at the mansion will hate him when they find out.â
I thought to myself as I looked out the window. The sky was starting to turn a little pale as I lay down to sleep.
I would have to get up soon, but I would sleep while I could... | {
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This is the boat we were on, by the way.
The scientists I was with were not studying the effect of the oil and dispersants on the big stuff -- the birds, the turtles, the dolphins, the glamorous stuff.
They're looking at the really little stuff that gets eaten by the slightly less little stuff that eventually gets eaten by the big stuff.
is that even trace amounts of oil and dispersants can be highly toxic to phytoplankton, which is very bad news, because so much life depends on it.
So contrary to what we heard a few months back about how 75 percent of that oil sort of magically disappeared and we didn't have to worry about it, this disaster is still unfolding.
It's still working its way up the food chain.
Now this shouldn't come as a surprise to us.
Rachel Carson -- the godmother of modern environmentalism -- warned us about this very thing back in 1962.
She pointed out that the "control men" -- as she called them -- who carpet-bombed towns and fields with toxic insecticides like DDT, were only trying to kill the little stuff, the insects, not the birds.
But they forgot this: the fact that birds dine on grubs, that robins eat lots of worms now saturated with DDT.
And so, robin eggs failed to hatch, songbirds died en masse, towns fell silent.
Thus the title "Silent Spring."
what keeps drawing me back to the Gulf of Mexico, because I'm Canadian, and I can draw no ancestral ties.
And I think what it is is I don't think we have fully come to terms with the meaning of this disaster, with what it meant to witness a hole ripped in our world, with what it meant to watch the contents of the Earth gush forth on live TV, 24 hours a day, for months.
After telling ourselves for so long that our tools and technology can control nature, suddenly we were face-to-face with our weakness, with our lack of control, as the oil burst out of every attempt to contain it -- "top hats," "top kills" and, most memorably, the "junk shot" -- the bright idea of firing old tires and golf balls down that hole in the world.
But even more striking than the ferocious power emanating from that well was the recklessness with which that power was unleashed -- the carelessness, the lack of planning that characterized the operation from drilling to clean-up.
If there is one thing BP's watery improv act made clear, it is that, as a culture, we have become far too willing to gamble with things that are precious and irreplaceable, and to do so without a back-up plan, without an exit strategy.
And BP was hardly our first experience of this in recent years.
Our leaders barrel into wars, telling themselves happy stories about cakewalks and welcome parades.
Then, it is years of deadly damage control, and once again, no exit strategy.
Our financial wizards routinely fall victim to similar overconfidence, convincing themselves that the latest bubble is a new kind of market -- the kind that never goes down.
And when it inevitably does, the best and the brightest reach for the financial equivalent of the junk shot -- in this case, throwing massive amounts of much-needed public money down a very different kind of hole.
As with BP, the hole does get plugged, at least temporarily, but not before exacting a tremendous price.
We have to figure out why we keep letting this happen, because we are in the midst of what may be our highest-stakes gamble of all -- deciding what to do, or not to do, about climate change.
Now as you know, a great deal of time is spent, in this country and around the world, inside the climate debate, on the question of, "What if the IPC scientists are all wrong?"
Now a far more relevant question -- as MIT physicist Evelyn Fox Keller puts it -- is, "What if those scientists are right?"
Given the stakes, the climate crisis clearly calls for us to act based on the precautionary principle -- the theory that holds that when human health and the environment are significantly at risk and when the potential damage is irreversible, we cannot afford to wait for perfect scientific certainty.
Better to err on the side of caution.
More overt, the burden of proving that a practice is safe should not be placed on the public that would be harmed, but rather on the industry that stands to profit.
But climate policy in the wealthy world -- to the extent that such a thing exists -- is not based on precaution, but rather on cost-benefit analysis -- finding the course of action that economists believe will have the least impact on our GDP.
So rather than asking, as precaution would demand, what can we do as quickly as possible to avoid potential catastrophe, we ask bizarre questions like this: "What is the latest possible moment we can wait before we begin seriously lowering emissions?
Can we put this off till 2020, 2030, 2050?"
Or we ask, "How much hotter can we let the planet get and still survive?
Can we go with two degrees, three degrees, or -- where we're currently going -- four degrees Celsius?"
And by the way, the assumption that we can safely control the Earth's awesomely complex climate system as if it had a thermostat, making the planet not too hot, not too cold, but just right -- sort of Goldilocks style -- this is pure fantasy, and it's not coming from the climate scientists.
imposing their mechanistic thinking on the science.
The fact is that we simply don't know when the warming that we create will be utterly overwhelmed by feedback loops.
So once again, why do we take these crazy risks with the precious?
A range of explanations may be popping into your mind by now, like "greed."
This is a popular explanation, and there's lots of truth to it, because taking big risks, as we all know, pays a lot of money.
Another explanation that you often hear for recklessness is hubris.
And greed and hubris are intimately intertwined when it comes to recklessness.
For instance, if you happen to be a 35-year-old banker taking home 100 times more than a brain surgeon, then you need a narrative, you need a story that makes that disparity okay.
And you actually don't have a lot of options.
You're either an incredibly good scammer, and you're getting away with it -- you gamed the system -- or you're some kind of boy genius, the likes of which the world has never seen.
Now both of these options -- the boy genius and the scammer -- are going to make you vastly overconfident and therefore more prone to taking even bigger risks in the future.
By the way, Tony Hayward, the former CEO of BP, had a plaque on his desk inscribed with this inspirational slogan: "What would you attempt to do if you knew you could not fail?"
Now this is actually a popular plaque, and this is a crowd of overachievers, so I'm betting that some of you have this plaque.
Don't feel ashamed.
Putting fear of failure out of your mind can be a very good thing if you're training for a triathlon or preparing to give a TEDTalk, but personally, I think people with the power to detonate our economy and ravage our ecology would do better having a picture of Icarus hanging from the wall, because -- maybe not that one in particular -- but I want them thinking about the possibility of failure
So we have greed, we've got overconfidence/hubris, but since we're here at TEDWomen, let's consider one other factor that could be contributing in some small way to societal recklessness.
Now I'm not going to belabor this point, but studies do show that, as investors, women are much less prone to taking reckless risks than men, precisely because, as we've already heard, women tend not to suffer from overconfidence in the same way that men do.
So it turns out that being paid less and praised less has its upsides -- for society at least.
The flipside of this is that constantly being told that you are gifted, chosen and born to rule has distinct societal downsides.
And this problem -- call it the "perils of privilege" -- to the root of our collective recklessness.
Because none of us -- at least in the global North -- neither men nor women, are fully exempt from this message.
Here's what I'm talking about.
Whether we actively believe them or consciously reject them, our culture remains in the grips of certain archetypal stories about our supremacy over others and over nature -- the narrative of the newly discovered frontier and the conquering pioneer, the narrative of manifest destiny, the narrative of apocalypse and salvation.
And just when you think these stories are fading into history, and that we've gotten over them, they pop up in the strangest places.
For instance, I stumbled across this advertisement outside the women's washroom in the Kansas City airport.
It's for Motorola's new Rugged cell phone, and yes, it really does say, "Slap Mother Nature in the face."
And I'm not just showing it to pick on Motorola -- that's just a bonus.
I'm showing it because -- they're not a sponsor, are they? -- because, in its own way, this is a crass version of our founding story.
We slapped Mother Nature around and won, and we always win, because dominating nature is our destiny.
But this is not the only fairytale we tell ourselves about nature.
There's another one, equally important, about how that very same Mother Nature is so nurturing and so resilient that we can never make a dent in her abundance.
Let's hear from Tony Hayward again.
"The Gulf of Mexico is a very big ocean.
The amount of oil and dispersants that we are putting into it is tiny in relation to the total water volume."
In other words, the ocean is big; she can take it.
It is this underlying assumption of limitlessness that makes it possible to take the reckless risks that we do.
Because this is our real master-narrative: however much we mess up, there will always be more -- more water, more land, more untapped resources.
A new bubble will replace the old one.
A new technology will come along to fix the messes we made with the last one.
In a way, that is the story of the settling of the Americas, the supposedly inexhaustible frontier to which Europeans escaped.
And it's also the story of modern capitalism, because it was the wealth from this land that gave birth to our economic system, one that cannot survive without perpetual growth and an unending supply of new frontiers.
Now the problem is that the story was always a lie.
The Earth always did have limits.
They were just beyond our sights.
And now we are hitting those limits on multiple fronts.
I believe that we know this, yet we find ourselves trapped in a kind of narrative loop.
Not only do we continue to tell and retell the same tired stories, but we are now doing so with a frenzy and a fury that, frankly, verges on camp.
How else to explain the cultural space occupied by Sarah Palin?
Now on the one hand, exhorting us to "drill, baby, drill," because God put those resources into the ground in order for us to exploit them, and on the other, glorying in the wilderness of Alaska's untouched beauty on her hit reality TV show. The twin message is as comforting as it is mad.
Ignore those creeping fears that we have finally hit the wall.
There are still no limits.
There will always be another frontier.
So stop worrying and keep shopping.
Now, would that this were just about Sarah Palin and her reality TV show.
In environmental circles, we often hear that, rather than shifting to renewables, we are continuing with business as usual.
This assessment, unfortunately, is far too optimistic.
The truth is that we have already exhausted so much of the easily accessible fossil fuels that we have already entered a far riskier business era, the era of extreme energy.
So that means drilling for oil in the deepest water, including the icy Arctic seas, where a clean-up may simply be impossible.
It means large-scale hydraulic fracking for gas and massive strip-mining operations for coal, the likes of which we haven't yet seen.
And most controversially, it means the tar sands.
I'm always surprised by how little people outside of Canada know about the Alberta Tar Sands, which this year are projected to become the number one source of imported oil to the United States.
It's worth taking a moment to understand this practice, because I believe it speaks to recklessness and the path we're on like little else.
So this is where the tar sands live, under one of the last magnificent Boreal forests.
The oil is not liquid.
You can't just drill a hole and pump it out.
Tar sand's oil is solid, mixed in with the soil.
So to get at it, you first have to get rid of the trees.
Then, you rip off the topsoil and get at that oily sand.
The process requires a huge amount of water, which is then pumped into massive toxic tailing ponds.
That's very bad news for local indigenous people living downstream who are reporting alarmingly high cancer rates.
Now looking at these images, it's difficult to grasp the scale of this operation, which can already be seen from space and could grow to an area the size of England.
I find it helps actually to look at the dump trucks that move the earth, the largest ever built.
That's a person down there by the wheel.
My point is that this is not oil drilling.
It's not even mining.
It is terrestrial skinning.
Vast, vivid landscapes are being gutted, left monochromatic gray. Now I should confess that as [far as] I'm concerned this would be an abomination if it emitted not one particle of carbon.
But the truth is that, on average, turning that gunk into crude oil produces about three times more greenhouse gas pollution than it does to produce conventional oil in Canada.
How else to describe this, but as a form of mass insanity?
Just when we know we need to be learning to live on the surface of our planet, off the power of sun, wind and waves, we are frantically digging to get at the dirtiest, highest-emitting stuff imaginable.
This is where our story of endless growth has taken us, to this black hole at the center of my country -- a place of such planetary pain that, like the BP gusher, one can only stand to look at it for so long.
As Jared Diamond and others have shown us, this is how civilizations commit suicide, by slamming their foot on the accelerator at the exact moment when they should be putting on the brakes.
The problem is that our master-narrative has an answer for that too.
At the very last minute, we are going to get saved just like in every Hollywood movie, just like in the Rapture.
But, of course, our secular religion is technology.
Now, you may have noticed more and more headlines like these.
The idea behind this form of "geoengineering" as it's called, is that, as the planet heats up, we may be able to shoot sulfates and aluminum particles into the stratosphere to reflect some of the sun's rays back to space, thereby cooling the planet.
The wackiest plan -- and I'm not making this up -- would put what is essentially a garden hose 18-and-a-half miles high into the sky, suspended by balloons, to spew sulfur dioxide.
So, solving the problem of pollution with more pollution.
Think of it as the ultimate junk shot.
The serious scientists involved in this research all stress that these techniques are entirely untested.
They don't know if they'll work, what kind of terrifying side effects they could unleash.
Nevertheless, the mere mention of geoengineering is being greeted in some circles, particularly media circles, with a relief tinged with euphoria.
An escape hatch has been reached.
A new frontier has been found.
we don't have to change our lifestyles after all.
You see, for some people, their savior is a guy in a flowing robe.
For other people, it's a guy with a garden hose.
We badly need some new stories.
We need stories that have different kinds of heroes willing to take different kinds of risks -- risks that confront recklessness head on, that put the precautionary principle into practice, even if that means through direct action -- like hundreds of young people willing to get arrested, blocking dirty power plants or fighting mountaintop-removal coal mining. We need stories that replace that linear narrative of endless growth with circular narratives that remind us
that what goes around comes around.
That this is our only home.
There is no escape hatch.
Call it karma, call it physics, action and reaction, call it precaution -- the principle that reminds us that life is too precious to be risked for any profit.
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Even while struggling against smallsword rabbits, Mitrof entered the labyrinth with numerous wounds.
The ointment made from herbs found in the labyrinth is effective, but the pain from the twisted muscles in his arm did not subside easily.
Mitrof sighed, wondering if invisible wounds were worse than external ones.
Even after taking a day off, his right arm was not yet fully healed. But it didnât cause excruciating pain every time he moved it.
Feeling that resting would be a waste of time, Mitrof decided to explore the labyrinth to some extent.
He joined Canule and once again set foot in the labyrinth, as was his duty as an adventurer.
The labyrinth is underground, so it is not affected by weather conditions such as rain, snow, or hail, but physical condition is another matter.
As Mitrof massaged his right arm with his left hand, he descended deeper and deeper into the underground.
âPlease donât overdo it, Mitrof-sama.â
Canule expressed her concern, but he couldnât just keep running away from monsters. Whenever he had to fight, Mitrof drew his sword.
After countless trips back and forth between the surface and the underground, he had become accustomed to the monsters on the upper floors. Even the tough smallsword-rabbits that gave him a hard time before, Mitrof could now dodge with ease and easily slash them down in midair.
However, using his sword for either thrusting or slashing caused pain in his arm.
Fighting against small opponents was manageable, but larger opponents were a struggle. After passing the seventh floor, Mitrofâs arm had reached its limit. Suddenly, his strength gave out, and he couldnât hold onto his stabbing sword, dropping it.
â...This is not good.â
âLetâs retreat.â
Canule quickly protected Mitrof, and the two of them slowly headed back to the labyrinth.
Fortunately, they had just descended the stairs, so they quickly arrived at the resting room. The two put down their luggage, and Canule palpated Mitrofâs arm.
âDo you have any knowledge of medicine?â
âJust basic first aidâIâve had many injuries during my training.â
Canule applied pain relief ointment to Mitrofâs arm and took out a bandage from her large bag. She wrapped it around the joint in the shape of the number eight. It was a familiar technique.
âThis should ease the pain a bit.â
â... Itâs true. I can fight as much as I want with this.â
âDonât get carried awayâweâll go to the medical facility when we get back to the surface.â
Her tone was gentle, but her strong determination did not allow any arguments. Her voice was both terrifying and comforting.
Mitrof bent and extended his arm a few times, feeling his movements reinforced by the tightly wrapped bandage.
âI feel much better nowâthank you.â
Mitrof and Canule picked up their luggage and stood up. Since Mitrof could no longer swing his sword, their exploration for the day had come to an end.
While entrusting the battle to Canule, Mitrof returned to the surface. Although he had said that he would be able to heal just by sleeping thanks to the bandages and medicinal herbs, Mitrofâs uncharacteristic assertiveness caused him to end up in a medical facility.
Although the payments piled up, it was certainly better to quickly receive treatment than to spend several days unable to enter the labyrinth.
At the medical facility, there was a rule prioritizing treatment for severely injured patients in case of emergency transport from the labyrinth.
Therefore, even those with minor injuries like Mitrof, who only had strained muscles in his arms, would have to wait for a long time sitting in a chair, watching the clockâs hands.
Even Canule, who insisted on accompanying him, sat next to him. Although they could talk naturally inside the labyrinth, they strangely couldnât carry on a conversation when placed side by side in a different environment.
Mitrof was so nervous that he kept repeatedly searching for topics in his mind and rejecting them himself.
Although Mitrof had memorized standard phrases for polite conversation with ladies at social gatherings and compliments that could tickle oneâs heart at meal times, he had never been taught what to talk about when sitting next to someone in a medical waiting room.
Although he had the knowledge, Mitrof was utterly lacking in experience.
Finally, it was his turn, and Mitrofâs back was drenched in sweat.
âOkay, letâs take a look.â
The doctor in charge this time was an elderly woman with gray and white mixed hair. As soon as she heard the cause of Mitrofâs arm injury and his symptoms, the doctor took his arm.
She unwrapped the bandage and massaged Mitrofâs plump arms, pressing her fingers hard into his biceps and the joint connecting his upper arm.
It was not merely a massage, for it was too strong for that. It was not considered torture, yet it was not gentle enough to be called treatment.
Even though Mitrof let out small screams of pain from the corner of his mouth, the doctor continued to pluck and pry on his tendons and muscles, like scratching with a thumb at a bone.
Each time, pain like lightning bolted through his shoulder, neck, and then the back of his head.
As sweat droplets formed on Mitrofâs forehead and his runny nose started to drip down to his chin, the female doctor finally released her grip.
In a complete change of pace, she touched his arm gently to relieve the tension, then patted his upper arm.
âThat should do itâIâve popped the tendon back into placeâyou shouldnât hold a sword for a weekâif you donât strain it, the discomfort should disappear soon.â
âT-This is it? This will heal it...? Wait, what?â
Suddenly, Mitrof realized that the pain in his right arm had calmed down.
With widened eyes, he moved his arm and lifted his shoulder.
It didnât hurt. He could move it well.
âI-Itâs healed!â
As he made a strong swinging motion, a sharp pain shot through the inside of his elbow.
âOw!â
âThe human body cannot be made that convenientâIf you overdo it, it will only prolong the discomfort.â
The female doctor spoke calmly without changing her expression or tone. Her nonchalant attitude even tightened Mitrofâs heart.
â...I see.â
Mitrof lowered his shoulders and nodded meekly before leaving the examination room.
In the waiting room, Canule sits up straight and waits.
âHow was it?â
âI feel much betterâhowever, I need to avoid using the sword for a week.â
âI think thatâs a good ideaâletâs take a break.â
âBut I just took a break recently...â
âI think all the past overworking has piled upâitâs surprising that you were able to remain calm while suddenly diving into the labyrinth and swinging an unfamiliar sword.â
Mitrof tilted his head in confusion.
âUsing a sword requires physical strength, while diving into the labyrinth requires mental strengthâboth are essential, donât you think?âMitrof-sama has more than enough mental strength, but in terms of physical strength...â
âYouâre being too considerate and coming off as sarcasticâjust tell me I need more training.â
Canule gave a silent nod, and Mitrof returned a wry smile.
âYeah, I need more trainingâIâve turned back due to exhaustion many times before...â
Thanks to Canule, a reliable shield, Mitrofâs burden has greatly decreased. However, as the exploration time extended, Mitrofâs physical problems led him to abandon exploration more frequently.
Mitrofâs rapier was specialized in thrusting, and it was much lighter than the swords that adventurers typically preferred. Nevertheless, for Mitrof, whose body had more fat than muscle, it was still heavy.
âI should be mentally exhausted too, but I donât really feel itâmaybe itâs because of âsublimation.'â
During labyrinth exploration, the mind is inevitably tense. Darkness, the oppression of caves, and attacking monsters all wear down adventurersâ minds.
Although Mitrof had led a life of peace and debauchery, he had never experienced the feeling of mental exhaustion.
The effect of Mitrofâs mental strength enhancement through âsublimationâ seems to support him not only during battles but also during breaks in exploration.
ââSublimation,â huh? I often hear about it but itâs a mysterious thing.â
âYeah, Grace and I obtained it by defeating a âkoboldâ, but... ever since then, we havenât had any luck with defeating any other monsters. I think both Canule and I have defeated our fair share of monsters.â
âI might be an exception, though.â
There was a hint of a wry smile in the voice, tinged with a sense of resignation. It was as if the person had become somewhat hesitant about expecting anything more.
Canule was a different mystery of the labyrinth from âsublimationâ... affected by an ancient âcurse,â Canule had taken on the form of a skeleton. Considering that she had transformed into something close to a monster, it was unclear whether the phenomenon of âsublimationâ could even occur.
âDonât worry, it might happen to you tooâif youâre able to achieve âsublimationâ, exploring the labyrinth will become much easier.â
If there were a way to obtain âsublimation,â everyone would be eager to do it.
However, nothing is yet certain, and everyone is simply talking about their own superstitious methods.
Mitrof had also heard some rumors, but they lacked credibility, and he had no evidence to deny them. Currently, whether âsublimationâ would occur is simply a matter of luck.
Thatâs why it was creating a buzz among many adventurers. It was a phenomenon that could happen to anyone, and just obtaining one or two could drastically change the exploration of the labyrinth.
If there was a raffle with a big prize and free entry, anyone would dream of winning.
âI hope there will be some kind of sublimation that will make this meat disappear...â
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ĨããĻäŋĄããĻãããã | Reesha promised to return the next day in order to interrogate Luthors and headed back to the administrative district.
Schenna approached Luthors, fully intending to lend her a hand, but Luthors interrupted.
âItâs okay, I can walk.â
âYouâre still recovering so donât push yourself too much. Are you hungry by any chance? If you have any appetite I can make something for you to eat!â
âUm.... thank you. If you could make something warm Iâd gladly take it.â
âUnderstood. Rest in bed while I make it for you okay?â
After confirming that Luthors was lying on the bed, Schenna headed downstairs to take a look at the remaining ingredients to see what she could make.
Considering it was for a sick person, she wanted to make sure it was not only warm but also something easy to digest.
Based on her past lifeâs experiences, her intuition was telling her to make rice porridge along with some vegetables, but sadly she didnât have any rice.
She decided to make consomme soup for the time being.
Slicing the onions in very thin layers, adding water and stock powder into the pot before boiling it. Then she added the sliced onion into the soup and made sure the fire was passing properly. Finally, she poured the soup to a bowl with some minced parsley spread on top.
âIâm back! Also, I came across something unusual while shopping.â
Kishana had just returned from shopping with all kinds of vegetables and meat filling her shopping bag.
âItâs rice yo. It seems that the elves know how to cultivate rice, but it doesnât appear on the market all that much since bread is the staple food in this world.â
âPerfect timing! Could you make some rice porridge?â
âSure thing, did she wake up? Iâll take care of making the rice porridge, you can go ahead and give her the soup now if you want.â
Elves are known for their long pointy ears and their longevity. They are recognized as a race blessed by the forest for their high dexterity and are usually friendly towards the other races. The elves specialize in both magic and agriculture. The only exception were dark elves. Both elves and dark elves have been hostile towards each other for more than a hundred years. Sareenea, for example, doesnât really care about the relationship between both races, but seeing Reesha and Kishana together is always quite an odd combination.
Luthors praised Schenna for her various talents after drinking the soup she had made for her.
âThe soup you prepared for me is really delicious. Having knowledge in both cooking and swordsmanship is quite impressive!â
âThanks for the compliment, Iâm glad you enjoyed it but itâs not that big of a deal. Just wait a bit while Kishana finishes making the rice porridgeâ
âKishana... Are you talking about the dark elf that was standing next to you?â
âYeah, sheâs the one who removed the poison from your body.â
â... I donât mean to talk bad stuff about anyone but you should consider not getting along with dark elves.â
Apparently, Luthors had killed countless dark elves who were trying to kill her as she ran away from Gafenna.
The poison was inflicted from a big fight with multiple dark elves.
Dark elves were a race protected by darkness, with the characteristic dark skin color.
A race that excelled at scouting and gathering information, as well as the assassin squad working for Gafenna.
Rumors say that they are also able to disguise themselves as elves and carry out close range assassinations on members of the royalty or influential noble families.
Luthors, who knew very well about their treacherous nature, was most likely worried about Schennaâs safety.
âKishana is an old friend of mine. You might not believe this but... can you just hear me out?â
âI made an oath to you, therefore Iâll listen to anything.â
Schenna proceeded to tell her about everyone coming from a different world with their memories intact, along with the ordeals of their current lives until now.
âI know it sounds crazy, and it would only be natural to think of me as someone whoâs not right in the head after what I just said.â
âIn the past, I have read up on some first-class magic that could only be used by extremely powerful magicians. Additionally, I donât think you would have a reason to lie, so I believe you, Schenna.â
â... You do!?â
âYes, all the things you have experienced until now make your words easy to believe. Please forgive me for insulting your best friend.â
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The commission was apparently to accompany the beginners for the harvesting the following day. Thus, we were going to meet up the day before it.
The day before tomorrow, which is today.
We left our carriage packed full of luggage as well as Cloudâs horse to the barns in the back, and headed to the Guild where we were supposed to meet up.
As we entered Stollarâs Adventurerâs Guild, all the Adventurers inside focused on us. But that was the usual for us, so we didnât pay any attention.
Not just me, even Michelle and Finia were with me, so it was a natural response for men to focus on us.
âAh, miss Nicole. Please come here for your commission.â
âLong time no see. Have they been waiting for long?â
âNo, they only just arrived as well.â
I felt slightly relieved to hear that. It would be pretty rude if we showed up late during our first meeting.
The receptionist lady guided us to a small room where we were supposed to meet.
As we arrived at the door, she tried to quickly leave the place.
âThis is the room. I leave the rest to you. Quarrels are forbidden, okay?â
âOh, okay. But why do you look so flustered?â
âOh no, youâre imagining it... Well then, Iâm off!â
She quickly fled back to the counter right as she said that.
We were all puzzled by her actions.
âWhat was up with her?â
âWho knows? It looks like she didnât want to enter this room.â
âMore importantly, letâs go in and greet them already. We have to confirm if weâre all ready after this too.â
Once we greeted the beginners, we had to confirm if everything was ready to take on the harvesting commission.
Beginners tended to underestimate the need for preparations and get seriously wounded. Not just that, some even get themselves killed, so this wasnât anything trivial.
Part of this commission was to teach them about preparation too.
We first had to greet them before moving on to that.
âHello, we are the instructors for thisâwahh?!â
Michelle opened the door in a friendly tone, but then raised a yelp.
I didnât think there could be anything dangerous inside the Guild, but Cloud and I peered inside over her shoulders to check what was going on.
There, despite chairs being available, there were newbie Adventurers crouched in a gangster style.
âHuuh, instructors?â
âYouâre too late, dammit!â
They were three men with shaved heads or ruffled hair.
Looking closely, they seemed to be Cloudâs age, but their clothing choice was rather...unique.
What was the point of those thorny shoulder pads? Why were they naked on the upper half and only having studded belts on them? Or what was the point of the tattoos on their faces?
Seeing the appearance that made them look like the relatives of the demon king that manifests at the end of the world, not just Michelle, even I was petrified in place.
âNot answering? whatâs with your attitudes, huuh?â
âYouâre not even greeting us, dammit!â
I finally reacted once he pointed that out. Anyway, communication was important. Even if they were looking like countryside barbarians, they were still our clients.
âErr, Iâm Nicole, in charge of instructing, nice to meet.â
âI-Im Micheââ
âI canât hear you!â
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Michelle mumbled her greeting but one of them snapped at her. I could understand their point though. It was very important to properly introduce yourself.
âIâm Cloud, letâs get along for today.â
âYeah, letâs.â
âErr, Iâm Finia. I specialize in the four elements magic.â
âMagic! Youâre amazing, missy!â
âUmm, umm, Iâm Michelle...â
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âI-I specialize in bow...â
âHuh, youâre a hunter?â
âWaah, Nicoleee!â
She finally burst into tears and I patted her head while gathering their attention on me.
âShe has the biggest attack power among us, so donât look down on her.â
âHuuh? And what can you do, then?â
âI specialize in interference magic and scouting. And Iâm also the party leader.â
âYer a leader despite using such lame magic?â
âDonât underestimate interference magic.â
âWhat, you wanna go?â
They flipped at my words. I see, they certainly are naughty, more than I expected. I can see why they came all this way and why they were driven out of their hometown.
âWeâre fourth ranks, and came here for the commission. Do you understand what that means?â
âHah, using your rank to brag. I can see youâre nothing but talk.â
âOkay, I guess this is the case where you wonât understand until you get beat up.â
The Guild told them they lacked skill and they commissioned this request, so which one of us was nothing but talk.
The receptionist lady did tell us to ârefrain from fightsâ so I didnât want to get violent here.
âWell, we only planned to introduce each other and do advance preparations, but it wouldnât be so bad to know each otherâs skills.â
âBring it on. Iâll take you on any time.â
âThe Guild will see us here. Thereâs a training ground so letâs do it there.â
Guilds often had training grounds where you could test spells, archery, weapons, and such. This Guild in Stollar also had one such facility.
It was also the duty of the seniors to dampen the confidence of these kinds of folk.
Newbies wouldnât know where it was so we took the lead. But I felt a strange gaze on my waist. Not just me but even Michelle and Finia seemed to have sensed it, so they were talking quite restlessly.
Looking back, those bunch were grinning and directing lewd gazes at us.
I gave a sigh and tried to move the girls behind them. But before I did, Cloud pulled down his shield and got between us.
The newbies visibly clicked their tongues at Cloudâs move to block their sight.
âTsk.â
âJust so you know...â
âAs you can see, they are all cute.â
âWhat about it?â
âThe other Adventurers at this guild also think so too. Basically, they are like idols here.â
âUnless you want to get beat up by the entire Adventurerâs Guild, just drop that. I keep getting tormented for it all the time... Itâs to the point I sometimes piss blood, you know?â
âO-Okay...?â
Cloudâs sorrowful advice made them bewildered and they nodded obediently.
They seemed to be honest in some respects too. | {
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ãNot here! I canât find any clue either, nothing!ã
ãSame here. I couldnât spot anything off the mark.ã
Inglis also reported what she had investigated. As far as they could ascertain, there was nothing wrong with the cargo of their Flygear Carrier or the Flygears stationed on the hull, nor were there any tracks leading out of the town.
ãWhat the hell is happening! So they vanished without any sign of leaving at all?!!ã
If they didnât leave on foot nor used Flygears but other means of transportation, that means...
ãThe most likely scenario is that......someone from outside with their own means of transportation came and took the two away!ã
Inglis couldnât say for sure, but Leone was probably correct. That said, it was hard to tell whether Ian was also a victim who only got involved or not as there was a real possibility that he might have helped the outsider.
ãIf theyâre from outside the town and did something like that...ã
ã......If you think that way, the only one that pops up in mind is......ã
ã...Hallim!ã
An obvious answer. With the way Alucard was at the moment, Hallimâs was the only force that was hostile to Inglis and her platoon. The Ironblood Chain Brigade hadnât made an appearance so far whilst Alucardâs official army was gathering near the border to Charalia. The only people that recognized Inglis and her platoon as a threat were probably Tiffany the Hyrule Menace and her faction of Highlanders.
ãBut, Pullum shouldnât have met Hallim......ã
Lahti was right. Pullum was hiding to avoid being seen when their group encountered Hallim.
ãWhich means...ã
Therefore, it was only reasonable to speculate that Ian, whom they couldnât locate, be the one who guided Hallim to Pullum.
ã......We still canât say that for now. Perhaps Hallim saw her from somewhere in the sky, or maybe he heard about her from the other Highlanders that we fought in the towns on our way here. Itâs still too soon to decide. Isnât it possible that Ian was trying to protect Pullum, which is why he went with her?ã
It was Rafinha who said that. She must still want to believe in Ian despite the situation.
ã......Youâre right, Rafinha. Besides, all we have to think now is how to find Pullum and rescue her ASAP.ã
Leone prompted with a nod.
ãWith this, our next destination is now reduced to one...ã
Of course, that would be where Tiffanyâs faction made their base. Which is...
ã......Lekrea. Nowhere else.ã
ãWe have been torn between the Capital and Lekrea all this time, but...now itâs settled.ã
ãYeah! We should hurry and head to Lekrea!ã
ãLetâs! Come on, weâre departing now!ã
Inglis, who had been watching over the flow of the conversation up to this point, opened her mouth.
ãHold on, if weâre going there, there is something that needs to be considered carefully first!ã
ãGLIS~ Please donât tell me youâre going to say you still want to go to the capital first. You are not, right? Look at the situation. If youâre still going to say you want to have a lot of fights or play around in Ebelâs research facility or any other nonsensical stuff, Iâm going to get angry, you know?ã
Rafinha said while staring daggers at her.
ãNo, I donât think you can call it nonsense......anyway, putting that aside, there is still something that needs to be considered carefully first, by Lahti.ã
Saying so, Inglis looked at Lahti.
ãEh? Me?ã
ãYeah. Say we are going to Lekrea now. First, a battle will be inevitable. Now, say we managed to defeat our opponents, save Pullum, and free the townspeople, wouldnât that be a huge credit for us?ã
ãIsnât that good then? Whatâs the problem with it?ã
Rafinha craned her neck.
ãSuch a huge credit falling on us, Knights of Charalia. The impact will be huge later down the road. In the eyes of the residents of Alucard, it would mean that it was Charalia who helped them in their time of need while their own country, Alucard, would be discredited for staying silent...... And seeing that rise of favor towards Charalia, it wouldnât be surprising if someone from Charalia would start raising voices about expanding its territory while saying âThatâs what the Alucardians wantâ to justify their cause.ã
ãNo way, we never intended something like that!ã
ãStill...Inglis is correct. It sounds plausible.ã
ãBut, that is not what is happening right now, is it? Although, the current situation is just as convoluted...ã
ãYes. That is why I think we need to advertise Lahti from now on. If we make it look like itâs Lahti who brought down Lekrea with the aid of Charalian Knights, all the credit will go to Lahti and the peopleâs favor will stay with Alucard.ã
ãThen we can just do that. Whatâs the problem with it?ã
ãIf we do that, everyoneâs gratitude will be directed to Lahti. Heâll be labeled as the Hero and the Savior of the Kingdom. And once that happens, conversely speaking, that means Lahti will no longer be able to escape, you know? It is guaranteed that it will come down to the people wishing to nominate Lahti as their King. Although, if we wanted to avoid this from happening at all, we need to go and talk to Lahtiâs Father, the King of Alucard and ask him to appoint someone else to lead the sortie, but......if we continue our way to Lekrea right now, Lahti, you will have no other choice but to stand in the front, you know?ã
Moreover, if they did it before they consulted the King of Alucard, that would mean Lahti would take full credits for everything. That would jeopardize the Kingâs position as a ruler. He would be perceived as a King who did nothing in times of crisis. Even if Lahti had no intention of toppling his father whatsoever, some radicals might attack the King in order to put Lahti on the throne.
In other words, while their emotional need to save Pullum as soon as possible was understandable, there was the political environment, namely work behind the scenes, coordination of manpower, and many others that needed to be considered. Right now, they stood at the literal and metaphorical junction of it. This, without doubt, would greatly affect Lahtiâs future life. | {
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Holmes had been seated for some hours in silence with his long, thin back curved over a chemical vessel
in which he was brewing a particularly malodorous product.
His head was sunk upon his breast, and he looked from my point of view like a strange, lank bird, with dull gray plumage and a black top-knot.
"So, Watson,"
said he, suddenly,
"you do not propose to invest in South African securities?"
I gave a start of astonishment.
Accustomed as I was to Holmes's curious faculties, this sudden intrusion into my most intimate thoughts was utterly inexplicable.
"How on earth do you know that?"
I asked.
"Now, Watson, confess yourself utterly taken aback,"
"I am."
"I ought to make you sign a paper to that effect."
"Why?"
"Because in five minutes you will say that it is all so absurdly simple."
"I am sure that I shall say nothing of the kind."
"You see, my dear Watson"--
he propped his test-tube in the rack, and began to lecture with the air of a professor addressing his class--
"it is not really difficult to construct a series of inferences, each dependent upon its predecessor and each simple in itself.
If, after doing so, one simply knocks out all the central inferences and presents one's audience with the starting-point and the conclusion, one may produce a startling, though possibly a meretricious, effect.
Now, it was not really difficult, by an inspection of the groove between your left forefinger and thumb, to feel sure that you did NOT propose to invest your small capital in the gold fields."
"I see no connection."
"Very likely not;
but I can quickly show you a close connection.
Here are the missing links of the very simple chain:
1. You had chalk between your left finger and thumb when you returned from the club last night.
2. You put chalk there when you play billiards, to steady the cue.
3. You never play billiards except with Thurston.
4. You told me, four weeks ago, that Thurston had an option on some South African property which would expire in a month, and which he desired you to share with him.
5. Your check book is locked in my drawer, and you have not asked for the key.
6. You do not propose to invest your money in this manner."
"How absurdly simple!"
I cried.
"Quite so!"
said he, a little nettled.
"Every problem becomes very childish when once it is explained to you.
Here is an unexplained one.
See what you can make of that, friend Watson."
He tossed a sheet of paper upon the table, and turned once more to his chemical analysis.
I looked with amazement
at the absurd hieroglyphics upon the paper.
"Why, Holmes, it is a child's drawing,"
I cried.
"Oh, that's your idea!"
"What else should it be?"
"That is what Mr. Hilton Cubitt, of Riding Thorpe Manor, Norfolk, is very anxious to know.
This little conundrum came by the first post, and he was to follow by the next train.
There's a ring at the bell, Watson.
A heavy step was heard upon the stairs, and an instant later there entered a tall, ruddy, clean-shaven gentleman, whose clear eyes and florid cheeks told of a life led far from the fogs of Baker Street.
He seemed to bring a whiff of his strong, fresh, bracing, east-coast air with him as he entered.
Having shaken hands with each of us, he was about to sit down, when his eye rested upon the paper with the curious markings, which I had just examined and left upon the table.
"Well, Mr. Holmes,
what do you make of these?"
he cried.
"They told me that you were fond of queer mysteries, and I don't think you can find a queerer one than that.
I sent the paper on ahead, so that you might have time to study it before I came."
"It is certainly rather a curious production,"
said Holmes.
"At first sight it would appear to be some childish prank.
It consists of a number of absurd little figures dancing across the paper upon which they are drawn.
Why should you attribute any importance to so grotesque an object?"
"I never should, Mr. Holmes.
But my wife does.
It is frightening her to death.
She says nothing, but I can see terror in her eyes.
That's why I want to sift the matter to the bottom."
Holmes held up the paper so that the sunlight shone full upon it.
It was a page torn from a notebook.
The markings were done in pencil, and ran in this way:
Holmes examined it for some time, and then, folding it carefully up, he placed it in his pocketbook.
"This promises to be a most interesting and unusual case,"
said he.
"You gave me a few particulars in your letter, Mr. Hilton Cubitt, but I should be very much obliged if you would kindly go over it all again for the benefit of my friend, Dr. Watson."
"I'm not much of a story-teller,"
said our visitor, nervously clasping and unclasping his great, strong hands.
"You'll just ask me anything that I don't make clear.
I'll begin at the time of my marriage last year, but I want to say first of all that, though I'm not a rich man, my people have been at Riding Thorpe for a matter of five centuries, and there is no better known family in the County of Norfolk.
Last year I came up to London for the Jubilee, and I stopped at a boarding-house in Russell Square,
because Parker, the vicar of our parish, was staying in it.
There was an American young lady there--
Patrick was the name--
Elsie Patrick.
In some way we became friends, until before my month was up I was as much in love as man could be.
We were quietly married at a registry office, and we returned to Norfolk a wedded couple.
You'll think it very mad, Mr. Holmes, that a man of a good old family should marry a wife in this fashion, knowing nothing of her past or of her people, but if you saw her and knew her, it would help you to understand.
"She was very straight about it, was Elsie.
I can't say that she did not give me every chance of getting out of it if I wished to do so.
`I have had some very disagreeable associations in my life,'
said she,
`I wish to forget all about them.
I would rather never allude to the past, for it is very painful to me.
If you take me, Hilton, you will take a woman who has nothing that she need be personally ashamed of, but you will have to be content with my word for it, and to allow me to be silent as to all that passed up to the time when I became yours.
If these conditions are too hard, then go back to Norfolk, and leave me to the lonely life in which you found me.'
It was only the day before our wedding that she said those very words to me.
I told her that I was content to take her on her own terms, and I have been as good as my word.
"Well we have been married now for a year, and very happy we have been.
But about a month ago, at the end of June, I saw for the first time signs of trouble.
One day my wife received a letter from America.
She turned deadly white, read the letter, and threw it into the fire.
She made no allusion to it afterwards, and I made none, for a promise is a promise, but she has never known an easy hour from that moment.
There is always a look of fear upon her face--a look as if she were waiting and expecting.
She would do better to trust me.
She would find that I was her best friend.
But until she speaks, I can say nothing.
Mind you, she is a truthful woman, Mr. Holmes, and whatever trouble there may have been in her past life it has been no fault of hers.
I am only a simple Norfolk squire, but there is not a man in England who ranks his family honour more highly than I do.
She knows it well, and she knew it well before she married me.
She would never bring any stain upon it--of that I am sure.
"Well, now I come to the queer part of my story.
About a week ago--
it was the Tuesday of last week--
I found on one of the window-sills a number of absurd little dancing figures like these upon the paper.
They were scrawled with chalk.
I thought that it was the stable-boy who had drawn them, but the lad swore he knew nothing about it.
Anyhow, they had come there during the night.
I had them washed out, and I only mentioned the matter to my wife afterwards.
To my surprise, she took it very seriously, and begged me if any more came to let her see them.
None did come for a week, and then yesterday morning I found this paper lying on the sundial in the garden.
I showed it to Elsie, and down she dropped in a dead faint.
Since then she has looked like a woman in a dream, half dazed, and with terror always lurking in her eyes.
It was then that I wrote and sent the paper to you, Mr. Holmes.
It was not a thing that I could take to the police, for they would have laughed at me, but you will tell me what to do.
I am not a rich man, but if there is any danger threatening my little woman, I would spend my last copper to shield her."
He was a fine creature, this man of the old English soil--simple, straight, and gentle, with his great, earnest blue eyes and broad, comely face.
His love for his wife and his trust in her shone in his features.
Holmes had listened to his story with the utmost attention, and now he sat for some time in silent thought.
"Don't you think, Mr. Cubitt,"
said he, at last,
"that your best plan would be to make a direct appeal to your wife, and to ask her to share her secret with you?"
Hilton Cubitt shook his massive head.
"A promise is a promise, Mr. Holmes.
If Elsie wished to tell me she would.
If not, it is not for me to force her confidence.
But I am justified in taking my own line--
and I will."
"Then I will help you with all my heart.
In the first place, have you heard of any strangers being seen in your neighbourhood?"
"No."
"I presume that it is a very quiet place.
Any fresh face would cause comment?"
"In the immediate neighbourhood, yes.
But we have several small watering-places not very far away.
And the farmers take in lodgers."
"These hieroglyphics have evidently a meaning.
If it is a purely arbitrary one, it may be impossible for us to solve it.
If, on the other hand, it is systematic, I have no doubt that we shall get to the bottom of it.
But this particular sample is so short that I can do nothing, and the facts which you have brought me are so indefinite that we have no basis for an investigation.
I would suggest that you return to Norfolk, that you keep a keen lookout, and that you take an exact copy of any fresh dancing men which may appear.
It is a thousand pities that we have not a reproduction of those which were done in chalk upon the window-sill.
Make a discreet inquiry also as to any strangers in the neighbourhood.
When you have collected some fresh evidence, come to me again.
That is the best advice which I can give you, Mr. Hilton Cubitt.
If there are any pressing fresh developments, I shall be always ready to run down and see you in your Norfolk home."
The interview left Sherlock Holmes very thoughtful,
and several times in the next few days I saw him take his slip of paper from his notebook and look long and earnestly at the curious figures inscribed upon it.
He made no allusion to the affair, however, until one afternoon a fortnight or so later.
I was going out when he called me back.
"You had better stay here, Watson."
"Why?"
"Because I had a wire from Hilton Cubitt this morning.
You remember Hilton Cubitt, of the dancing men?
He was to reach Liverpool Street at one-twenty.
He may be here at any moment.
I gather from his wire that there have been some new incidents of importance."
We had not long to wait, for our Norfolk squire came straight from the station as fast as a hansom could bring him.
He was looking worried and depressed, with tired eyes and a lined forehead.
"It's getting on my nerves, this business, Mr. Holmes,"
said he, as he sank, like a wearied man, into an armchair.
"It's bad enough to feel that you are surrounded by unseen, unknown folk, who have some kind of design upon you, but when, in addition to that, you know that it is just killing your wife by inches,
then it becomes as much as flesh and blood can endure.
She's wearing away under it--
just wearing away before my eyes."
"Has she said anything yet?"
"No, Mr. Holmes, she has not.
And yet there have been times when the poor girl has wanted to speak, and yet could not quite bring herself to take the plunge.
I have tried to help her,
but I daresay I did it clumsily, and scared her from it.
She has spoken about my old family, and our reputation in the county, and our pride in our unsullied honour, and I always felt it was leading to the point, but somehow it turned off before we got there."
"But you have found out something for yourself?"
"A good deal, Mr. Holmes.
I have several fresh dancing-men pictures for you to examine,
and, what is more important, I have seen the fellow."
"What, the man who draws them?"
"Yes,
I saw him at his work.
But I will tell you everything in order.
When I got back after my visit to you, the very first thing I saw next morning was a fresh crop of dancing men.
They had been drawn in chalk upon the black wooden door of the tool-house, which stands beside the lawn in full view of the front windows.
I took an exact copy, and here it is."
He unfolded a paper and laid it upon the table.
Here is a copy of the hieroglyphics:
"Excellent!"
"When I had taken the copy, I rubbed out the marks, but, two mornings later, a fresh inscription had appeared.
I have a copy of it here":
Holmes rubbed his hands and chuckled with delight.
"Our material is rapidly accumulating,"
said he.
"Three days later a message was left scrawled upon paper, and placed under a pebble upon the sundial.
Here it is.
The characters are, as you see, exactly the same as the last one.
After that I determined to lie in wait, so I got out my revolver and I sat up in my study, which overlooks the lawn and garden.
About two in the morning I was seated by the window, all being dark save for the moonlight outside,
when I heard steps behind me, and there was my wife in her dressing-gown.
She implored me to come to bed.
I told her frankly that I wished to see who it was who played such absurd tricks upon us.
She answered that it was some senseless practical joke, and that I should not take any notice of it.
"`If it really annoys you, Hilton, we might go and travel, you and I, and so avoid this nuisance.'
"`What, be driven out of our own house by a practical joker?'
"`Well, come to bed,'
`and we can discuss it in the morning.'
"Suddenly, as she spoke, I saw her white face grow whiter yet in the moonlight, and her hand tightened upon my shoulder.
Something was moving in the shadow of the tool-house.
I saw a dark, creeping figure which crawled round the corner and squatted in front of the door.
Seizing my pistol, I was rushing out, when my wife threw her arms round me and held me with convulsive strength.
I tried to throw her off, but she clung to me most desperately.
At last I got clear, but by the time I had opened the door and reached the house the creature was gone.
He had left a trace of his presence, however, for there on the door was the very same arrangement of dancing men
which had already twice appeared, and which I have copied on that paper.
There was no other sign of the fellow anywhere, though I ran all over the grounds.
And yet the amazing thing is that he must have been there all the time, for when I examined the door again in the morning, he had scrawled some more of his pictures under the line which I had already seen."
"Have you that fresh drawing?"
"Yes, it is very short, but I made a copy of it, and here it is."
Again he produced a paper.
The new dance was in this form:
"Tell me,"
said Holmes--
and I could see by his eyes that he was much excited--
"was this a mere addition to the first or did it appear to be entirely separate?"
"It was on a different panel of the door."
"Excellent!
This is far the most important of all for our purpose.
It fills me with hopes.
Now, Mr. Hilton Cubitt, please continue your most interesting statement."
"I have nothing more to say, Mr. Holmes,
except that I was angry with my wife that night for having held me back when I might have caught the skulking rascal.
She said that she feared that I might come to harm.
For an instant it had crossed my mind that perhaps what she really feared was that HE might come to harm, for I could not doubt that she knew who this man was, and what he meant by these strange signals.
But there is a tone in my wife's voice, Mr. Holmes, and a look in her eyes which forbid doubt,
and I am sure that it was indeed my own safety that was in her mind.
There's the whole case, and now I want your advice as to what I ought to do.
My own inclination is to put half a dozen of my farm lads in the shrubbery, and when this fellow comes again to give him such a hiding that he will leave us in peace for the future."
"I fear it is too deep a case for such simple remedies,"
said Holmes.
"How long can you stay in London?"
"I must go back to-day.
I would not leave my wife alone all night for anything.
She is very nervous, and begged me to come back."
"I daresay you are right.
But if you could have stopped, I might possibly have been able to return with you in a day or two.
Meanwhile you will leave me these papers,
and I think that it is very likely that I shall be able to pay you a visit shortly and to throw some light upon your case."
Sherlock Holmes preserved his calm professional manner until our visitor had left us, although it was easy for me, who knew him so well, to see that he was profoundly excited.
The moment that Hilton Cubitt's broad back had disappeared through the door my comrade rushed to the table, laid out all the slips of paper containing dancing men in front of him, and threw himself into an intricate and elaborate calculation.
For two hours I watched him as he covered sheet after sheet of paper with figures and letters,
so completely absorbed in his task that he had evidently forgotten my presence.
Sometimes he was making progress and whistled and sang at his work;
sometimes he was puzzled, and would sit for long spells with a furrowed brow and a vacant eye.
Finally he sprang from his chair with a cry of satisfaction, and walked up and down the room rubbing his hands together.
Then he wrote a long telegram upon a cable form.
"If my answer to this is as I hope, you will have a very pretty case to add to your collection, Watson,"
said he.
"I expect that we shall be able to go down to Norfolk tomorrow, and to take our friend some very definite news as to the secret of his annoyance."
I confess that I was filled with curiosity, but I was aware that Holmes liked to make his disclosures at his own time and in his own way, so I waited until it should suit him to take me into his confidence.
But there was a delay in that answering telegram,
and two days of impatience followed, during which Holmes pricked up his ears at every ring of the bell.
On the evening of the second there came a letter from Hilton Cubitt.
All was quiet with him, save that a long inscription had appeared that morning upon the pedestal of the sundial.
He inclosed a copy of it,
which is here reproduced:
Holmes bent over this grotesque frieze for some minutes, and then suddenly sprang to his feet with an exclamation of surprise and dismay.
His face was haggard with anxiety.
"We have let this affair go far enough,"
said he.
"Is there a train to North Walsham to-night?"
I turned up the time-table.
The last had just gone.
"Then
we shall breakfast early and take the very first in the morning,"
said Holmes.
"Our presence is most urgently needed.
Ah! here is our expected cablegram.
One moment, Mrs. Hudson, there may be an answer.
No, that is quite as I expected.
This message makes it even more essential that we should not lose an hour
in letting Hilton Cubitt know how matters stand,
for it is a singular and a dangerous web in which our simple Norfolk squire is entangled."
So, indeed, it proved,
and as I come to the dark conclusion of a story which had seemed to me to be only childish and bizarre, I experience once again the dismay and horror with which I was filled.
Would that I had some brighter ending to communicate to my readers, but these are the chronicles of fact,
and I must follow to their dark crisis the strange chain of events which for some days made Riding Thorpe Manor a household word through the length and breadth of England.
We had hardly alighted at North Walsham, and mentioned the name of our destination, when the station-master hurried towards us.
"I suppose that you are the detectives from London?"
A look of annoyance passed over Holmes's face.
"What makes you think such a thing?"
"Because Inspector Martin from Norwich has just passed through.
But maybe you are the surgeons.
She's not dead--
or wasn't by last accounts.
You may be in time to save her yet
--though it be for the gallows."
Holmes's brow was dark with anxiety.
"We are going to Riding Thorpe Manor,"
"It's a terrible business,"
said the stationmaster.
"They are shot, both Mr. Hilton Cubitt and his wife.
She shot him and then herself--so the servants say.
He's dead and her life is despaired of.
Dear, dear, one of the oldest families in the county of Norfolk, and one of the most honoured."
Without a word Holmes hurried to a carriage, and during the long seven miles' drive he never opened his mouth.
Seldom have I seen him so utterly despondent.
He had been uneasy during all our journey from town, and I had observed that he had turned over the morning papers with anxious attention,
but now this sudden realization of his worst fears left him in a blank melancholy.
He leaned back in his seat, lost in gloomy speculation.
Yet there was much around to interest us,
for we were passing through as singular a countryside as any in England, where a few scattered cottages represented the population of to-day, while on every hand enormous square-towered churches bristled up from the flat green landscape and told of the glory and prosperity of old East Anglia.
At last the violet rim of the German Ocean appeared over the green edge of the Norfolk coast,
and the driver pointed with his whip to two old brick and timber gables which projected from a grove of trees.
"That's Riding Thorpe Manor,"
said he.
As we drove up to the porticoed front door, I observed in front of it, beside the tennis lawn, the black tool-house and the pedestalled sundial
with which we had such strange associations.
A dapper little man, with a quick, alert manner and a waxed moustache, had just descended from a high dog-cart.
He introduced himself as Inspector Martin, of the Norfolk Constabulary, and he was considerably astonished when he heard the name of my companion.
"Why, Mr. Holmes,
the crime was only committed at three this morning.
How could you hear of it in London
and get to the spot as soon as I?"
"I anticipated it.
I came in the hope of preventing it."
"Then you must have important evidence, of which we are ignorant,
for they were said to be a most united couple."
"I have only the evidence of the dancing men,"
said Holmes.
"I will explain the matter to you later.
Meanwhile, since it is too late to prevent this tragedy, I am very anxious that I should use the knowledge which I possess in order to insure that justice be done.
Will you associate me in your investigation, or will you prefer that I should act independently?"
"I should be proud to feel that we were acting together, Mr. Holmes,"
said the inspector, earnestly.
"In that case I should be glad to hear the evidence and to examine the premises without an instant of unnecessary delay."
Inspector Martin had the good sense to allow my friend to do things in his own fashion, and contented himself with carefully noting the results.
The local surgeon, an old, white-haired man, had just come down from Mrs. Hilton Cubitt's room, and he reported that her injuries were serious, but not necessarily fatal.
The bullet had passed through the front of her brain, and it would probably be some time before she could regain consciousness.
On the question of whether she had been shot or had shot herself, he would not venture to express any decided opinion.
Certainly the bullet had been discharged at very close quarters.
There was only the one pistol found in the room, two barrels of which had been emptied.
Mr. Hilton Cubitt had been shot through the heart.
It was equally conceivable that he had shot her and then himself, or that she had been the criminal, for the revolver lay upon the floor midway between them.
"Has he been moved?"
asked Holmes.
"We have moved nothing except the lady.
We could not leave her lying wounded upon the floor."
"How long have you been here, Doctor?"
"Since four o'clock."
"Anyone else?"
"Yes, the constable here."
"And you have touched nothing?"
"Nothing."
"You have acted with great discretion.
Who sent for you?"
"The housemaid, Saunders."
"Was it she who gave the alarm?"
"She and Mrs. King, the cook."
"Where are they now?"
"In the kitchen, I believe."
"Then I think we had better hear their story at once."
The old hall, oak-panelled and high-windowed, had been turned into a court of investigation.
Holmes sat in a great, old-fashioned chair, his inexorable eyes gleaming out of his haggard face.
I could read in them a set purpose to devote his life to this quest until the client whom he had failed to save should at last be avenged.
The trim Inspector Martin, the old, gray-headed country doctor, myself, and a stolid village policeman made up the rest of that strange company.
The two women told their story clearly enough.
They had been aroused from their sleep by the sound of an explosion, which had been followed a minute later by a second one.
They slept in adjoining rooms, and Mrs. King had rushed in to Saunders.
Together they had descended the stairs.
The door of the study was open, and a candle was burning upon the table.
Their master lay upon his face in the centre of the room.
He was quite dead.
Near the window his wife was crouching, her head leaning against the wall.
She was horribly wounded, and the side of her face was red with blood.
She breathed heavily, but was incapable of saying anything.
The passage, as well as the room, was full of smoke and the smell of powder.
The window was certainly shut and fastened upon the inside.
Both women were positive upon the point.
They had at once sent for the doctor and for the constable.
Then, with the aid of the groom and the stable-boy, they had conveyed their injured mistress to her room.
Both she and her husband had occupied the bed.
She was clad in her dress--he in his dressing-gown, over his night-clothes.
Nothing had been moved in the study.
So far as they knew, there had never been any quarrel between husband and wife.
They had always looked upon them as a very united couple.
These were the main points of the servants' evidence.
In answer to Inspector Martin, they were clear that every door was fastened upon the inside, and that no one could have escaped from the house.
In answer to Holmes, they both remembered that they were conscious of the smell of powder from the moment that they ran out of their rooms upon the top floor.
"I commend that fact very carefully to your attention,"
said Holmes to his professional colleague.
"And now I think that we are in a position to undertake a thorough examination of the room."
The study proved to be a small chamber,
lined on three sides with books, and with a writing-table facing an ordinary window, which looked out upon the garden.
Our first attention was given to the body of the unfortunate squire,
whose huge frame lay stretched across the room.
His disordered dress showed that he had been hastily aroused from sleep.
The bullet had been fired at him from the front, and had remained in his body, after penetrating the heart.
His death had certainly been instantaneous and painless.
There was no powder-marking either upon his dressing-gown or on his hands.
According to the country surgeon, the lady had stains upon her face, but none upon her hand.
"The absence of the latter means nothing,
though its presence may mean everything,"
said Holmes.
"Unless the powder from a badly fitting cartridge happens to spurt backward, one may fire many shots without leaving a sign.
I would suggest that Mr. Cubitt's body may now be removed.
I suppose, Doctor, you have not recovered the bullet which wounded the lady?"
"A serious operation will be necessary before that can be done.
But there are still four cartridges in the revolver.
Two have been fired and two wounds inflicted, so that each bullet can be accounted for".
"So it would seem,"
said Holmes.
"Perhaps you can account also for the bullet which has so obviously struck the edge of the window?"
He had turned suddenly, and his long, thin finger was pointing to a hole
which had been drilled right through the lower window-sash, about an inch above the bottom.
"By George!"
cried the inspector.
"How ever did you see that?"
"Because I looked for it."
"Wonderful!"
said the country doctor.
"You are certainly right, sir.
Then a third shot has been fired, and therefore a third person must have been present.
But who could that have been, and how could he have got away?"
"That is the problem which we are now about to solve,"
said Sherlock Holmes.
"You remember,
Inspector Martin, when the servants said that on leaving their room they were at once conscious of a smell of powder, I remarked that the point was an extremely important one?"
"Yes, sir;
but I confess I did not quite follow you."
"It suggested that at the time of the firing, the window as well as the door of the room had been open.
Otherwise the fumes of powder could not have been blown so rapidly through the house.
A draught in the room was necessary for that.
Both door and window were only open for a very short time, however."
"How do you prove that?"
"Because the candle was not guttered."
"Capital!"
cried the inspector.
"Capital!
"Feeling sure that the window had been open at the time of the tragedy, I conceived that there might have been a third person in the affair, who stood outside this opening and fired through it.
Any shot directed at this person might hit the sash.
I looked, and there, sure enough, was the bullet mark!"
"But how came the window to be shut and fastened?"
"The woman's first instinct would be to shut and fasten the window.
But, halloa!
What is this?"
It was a lady's hand-bag which stood upon the study table--
a trim little handbag of crocodile-skin and silver.
Holmes opened it and turned the contents out.
There were twenty fifty-pound notes of the Bank of England, held together by an india-rubber band--nothing else.
"This must be preserved, for it will figure in the trial"
said Holmes, as he handed the bag with its contents to the inspector.
"It is now necessary that we should try to throw some light upon this third bullet,
which has clearly, from the splintering of the wood, been fired from inside the room.
I should like to see Mrs. King, the cook, again.
You said, Mrs. King, that you were awakened by a LOUD explosion.
When you said that, did you mean that it seemed to you to be louder than the second one?"
"Well, sir,
it wakened me from my sleep, so it is hard to judge.
But it did seem very loud."
"You don't think that it might have been two shots fired almost at the same instant?"
"I am sure I couldn't say, sir."
"I believe that it was undoubtedly so.
I rather think, Inspector Martin, that we have now exhausted all that this room can teach us.
If you will kindly step round with me, we shall see what fresh evidence the garden has to offer."
A flower-bed extended up to the study window, and we all broke into an exclamation as we approached it.
The flowers were trampled down, and the soft soil was imprinted all over with footmarks.
Large, masculine feet they were, with peculiarly long, sharp toes.
Holmes hunted about among the grass and leaves like a retriever after a wounded bird.
Then, with a cry of satisfaction, he bent forward and picked up a little brazen cylinder.
"I thought so,"
I really think, Inspector Martin, that our case is almost complete."
The country inspector's face had shown his intense amazement at the rapid and masterful progress of Holmes's investigation.
At first he had shown some disposition to assert his own position, but now he was overcome with admiration, and ready to follow without question wherever Holmes led.
"Whom do you suspect?"
he asked.
"I'll go into that later.
There are several points in this problem which I have not been able to explain to you yet.
Now that I have got so far, I had best proceed on my own lines,
and then clear the whole matter up once and for all."
"Just as you wish, Mr. Holmes, so long as we get our man."
"I have no desire to make mysteries, but it is impossible at the moment of action to enter into long and complex explanations.
I have the threads of this affair all in my hand.
Even if this lady should never recover consciousness, we can still reconstruct the events of last night and insure that justice be done.
First of all, I wish to know whether there is any inn in this neighbourhood known as `Elrige's'?"
The servants were cross-questioned, but none of them had heard of such a place.
The stable-boy threw a light upon the matter
by remembering that a farmer of that name lived some miles off, in the direction of East Ruston.
"Is it a lonely farm?"
"Very lonely, sir."
"Perhaps
they have not heard yet of all that happened here during the night?"
"Maybe not, sir."
Holmes thought for a little,
and then a curious smile played over his face.
"Saddle a horse, my lad,"
"I shall wish you to take a note to Elrige's Farm."
He took from his pocket the various slips of the dancing men.
With these in front of him, he worked for some time at the study-table.
Finally he handed a note to the boy, with directions to put it into the hands of the person to whom it was addressed, and especially to answer no questions of any sort which might be put to him.
I saw the outside of the note, addressed in straggling, irregular characters, very unlike Holmes's usual precise hand.
It was consigned to Mr. Abe Slaney, Elriges Farm, East Ruston, Norfolk.
"I think, Inspector,"
Holmes remarked,
"that you would do well to telegraph for an escort,
as, if my calculations prove to be correct, you may have a particularly dangerous prisoner to convey to the county jail.
The boy who takes this note could no doubt forward your telegram.
If there is an afternoon train to town, Watson, I think we should do well to take it,
as I have a chemical analysis of some interest to finish, and this investigation draws rapidly to a close."
When the youth had been dispatched with the note, Sherlock Holmes gave his instructions to the servants.
If any visitor were to call asking for Mrs. Hilton Cubitt, no information should be given as to her condition, but he was to be shown at once into the drawing-room.
He impressed these points upon them with the utmost earnestness.
Finally he led the way into the drawing-room, with the remark that the business was now out of our hands, and that we must while away the time as best we might until we could see what was in store for us.
The doctor had departed to his patients, and only the inspector and myself remained.
"I think that I can help you to pass an hour in an interesting and profitable manner,"
said Holmes, drawing his chair up to the table, and spreading out in front of him the various papers upon which were recorded the antics of the dancing men.
"As to you, friend Watson, I owe you every atonement for having allowed your natural curiosity to remain so long unsatisfied.
To you, Inspector, the whole incident may appeal as a remarkable professional study.
I must tell you, first of all, the interesting circumstances connected with the previous consultations which Mr. Hilton Cubitt has had with me in Baker Street."
He then shortly recapitulated the facts which have already been recorded.
"I have here in front of me these singular productions,
at which one might smile, had they not proved themselves to be the forerunners of so terrible a tragedy.
I am fairly familiar with all forms of secret writings, and am myself the author of a trifling monograph upon the subject, in which I analyze one hundred and sixty separate ciphers, but I confess that this is entirely new to me.
The object of those who invented the system has apparently been to conceal that these characters convey a message, and to give the idea that they are the mere random sketches of children.
"Having once recognized, however, that the symbols stood for letters, and having applied the rules which guide us in all forms of secret writings, the solution was easy enough.
The first message submitted to me was so short that it was impossible for me to do more than to say, with some confidence, that the symbol XXX stood for E.
As you are aware, E is the most common letter in the English alphabet, and it predominates to so marked an extent that even in a short sentence one would expect to find it most often.
Out of fifteen symbols in the first message, four were the same, so it was reasonable to set this down as E.
It is true that in some cases the figure was bearing a flag, and in some cases not, but it was probable, from the way in which the flags were distributed, that they were used to break the sentence up into words.
I accepted this as a hypothesis, and noted that E was represented by XXX.
"But now came the real difficulty of the inquiry.
The order of the English letters after E is by no means well marked,
and any preponderance which may be shown in an average of a printed sheet may be reversed in a single short sentence.
Speaking roughly, T, A, O, I, N, S, H, R, D, and L are the numerical order in which letters occur, but T, A, O, and I are very nearly abreast of each other,
and it would be an endless task to try each combination until a meaning was arrived at.
I therefore waited for fresh material.
In my second interview with Mr. Hilton Cubitt he was able to give me two other short sentences and one message, which appeared--since there was no flag--to be a single word.
Here are the symbols.
Now, in the single word I have already got the two E's coming second and fourth in a word of five letters.
It might be `sever,' or `lever,' or `never.'
There can be no question that the latter as a reply to an appeal is far the most probable,
and the circumstances pointed to its being a reply written by the lady.
Accepting it as correct, we are now able to say that the symbols stand respectively for N, V, and R.
"Even now I was in considerable difficulty, but a happy thought put me in possession of several other letters.
It occurred to me that if these appeals came, as I expected, from someone who had been intimate with the lady in her early life, a combination which contained two E's with three letters between might very well stand for the name `ELSIE.'
On examination I found that such a combination formed the termination of the message which was three times repeated.
It was certainly some appeal to `Elsie.'
In this way I had got my L, S, and I.
But what appeal could it be?
There were only four letters in the word which preceded `Elsie,' and it ended in E.
Surely the word must be `COME.'
I tried all other four letters ending in E, but could find none to fit the case.
So now I was in possession of C, O, and M, and I was in a position to attack the first message once more, dividing it into words and putting dots for each symbol which was still unknown.
So treated, it worked out in this fashion:
"Now the first letter CAN only be A, which is a most useful discovery,
since it occurs no fewer than three times in this short sentence,
and the H is also apparent in the second word.
Now it becomes:
Or, filling in the obvious vacancies in the name:
I had so many letters now that I could proceed with considerable confidence to the second message,
which worked out in this fashion:
Here I could only make sense by putting T and G for the missing letters,
and supposing that the name was that of some house or inn at which the writer was staying."
Inspector Martin and I had listened with the utmost interest to the full and clear account of how my friend had produced results which had led to so complete a command over our difficulties.
"What did you do then, sir?"
asked the inspector.
"I had every reason to suppose that this Abe Slaney was an American,
since Abe is an American contraction, and since a letter from America had been the starting-point of all the trouble.
I had also every cause to think that there was some criminal secret in the matter.
The lady's allusions to her past, and her refusal to take her husband into her confidence, both pointed in that direction.
I therefore cabled to my friend, Wilson Hargreave, of the New York Police Bureau,
who has more than once made use of my knowledge of London crime.
I asked him whether the name of Abe Slaney was known to him.
Here is his reply:
`The most dangerous crook in Chicago.'
On the very evening upon which I had his answer, Hilton Cubitt sent me the last message from Slaney.
Working with known letters, it took this form:
The addition of a P and a D completed a message
which showed me that the rascal was proceeding from persuasion to threats, and my knowledge of the crooks of Chicago prepared me to find that he might very rapidly put his words into action.
I at once came to Norfolk with my friend and colleague, Dr. Watson, but, unhappily, only in time to find that the worst had already occurred."
"It is a privilege to be associated with you in the handling of a case,"
said the inspector, warmly.
"You will excuse me, however, if I speak frankly to you.
You are only answerable to yourself, but I have to answer to my superiors.
If this Abe Slaney, living at Elrige's, is indeed the murderer, and if he has made his escape while I am seated here, I should certainly get into serious trouble."
"You need not be uneasy.
He will not try to escape."
"How do you know?"
"To fly would be a confession of guilt."
"Then let us go arrest him."
"I expect him here every instant."
"But why should he come."
"Because I have written and asked him."
"But this is incredible, Mr. Holmes!
Why should he come because you have asked him?
Would not such a request rather rouse his suspicions and cause him to fly?"
"I think I have known how to frame the letter,"
said Sherlock Holmes.
"In fact,
if I am not very much mistaken,
here is the gentleman himself coming up the drive."
A man was striding up the path which led to the door.
He was a tall, handsome, swarthy fellow, clad in a suit of gray flannel, with a Panama hat, a bristling black beard, and a great, aggressive hooked nose, and flourishing a cane as he walked.
He swaggered up a path as if as if the place belonged to him, and we heard his loud, confident peal at the bell.
"I think, gentlemen,"
said Holmes, quietly,
"that we had best take up our position behind the door.
Every precaution is necessary when dealing with such a fellow.
You will need your handcuffs, Inspector.
You can leave the talking to me."
We waited in silence for a minute
--one of those minutes which one can never forget.
Then the door opened and the man stepped in.
In an instant Holmes clapped a pistol to his head,
and Martin slipped the handcuffs over his wrists.
It was all done so swiftly and deftly that the fellow was helpless before he knew that he was attacked.
He glared from one to the other of us with a pair of blazing black eyes.
Then he burst into a bitter laugh.
"Well, gentlemen, you have the drop on me this time.
I seem to have knocked up against something hard.
But I came here in answer to a letter from Mrs. Hilton Cubitt.
Don't tell me that she is in this?
Don't tell me that she helped to set a trap for me?"
"Mrs. Hilton Cubitt was seriously injured, and is at death's door."
The man gave a hoarse cry of grief, which rang through the house.
"You're crazy!"
he cried, fiercely.
"It was he that was hurt, not she.
Who would have hurt little Elsie?
I may have threatened her--God forgive me!
--but I would not have touched a hair of her pretty head.
Take it back--you!
Say that she is not hurt!"
"She was found badly wounded, by the side of her dead husband."
He sank with a deep groan on the settee and buried his face in his manacled hands.
For five minutes he was silent.
Then he raised his face once more, and spoke with the cold composure of despair.
"I have nothing to hide from you, gentlemen,"
said he.
"If I shot the man he had his shot at me,
and there's no murder in that.
But if you think I could have hurt that woman, then you don't know either me or her.
I tell you, there was never a man in this world loved a woman more than I loved her.
I had a right to her.
She was pledged to me years ago.
Who was this Englishman that he should come between us?
I tell you that I had the first right to her, and that I was only claiming my own.
"She broke away from your influence when she found the man that you are,"
said Holmes, sternly.
"She fled from America to avoid you, and she married an honourable gentleman in England.
You dogged her and followed her and made her life a misery to her, in order to induce her to abandon the husband whom she loved and respected in order to fly with you, whom she feared and hated.
You have ended by bringing about the death of a noble man and driving his wife to suicide.
That is your record in this business, Mr. Abe Slaney, and you will answer for it to the law."
"If Elsie dies, I care nothing what becomes of me,"
said the American.
He opened one of his hands, and looked at a note crumpled up in his palm.
"See here, mister!
he cried, with a gleam of suspicion in his eyes,
"you're not trying to scare me over this, are you?
If the lady is hurt as bad as you say, who was it that wrote this note?"
He tossed it forward on to the table.
"I wrote it, to bring you here."
"You wrote it?
There was no one on earth outside the Joint who knew the secret of the dancing men.
How came you to write it?"
"What one man can invent another can discover,"
said Holmes.
There is a cab coming to convey you to Norwich, Mr. Slaney.
But meanwhile, you have time to make some small reparation for the injury you have wrought.
Are you aware
that Mrs. Hilton Cubitt has herself lain under grave suspicion of the murder of her husband, and that it was only my presence here, and the knowledge which I happened to possess, which has saved her from the accusation?
The least that you owe her is to make it clear to the whole world that she was in no way, directly or indirectly, responsible for his tragic end."
"I ask nothing better,"
said the American.
"I guess the very best case I can make for myself is the absolute naked truth."
"It is my duty to warn you that it will be used against you,"
cried the inspector, with the magnificent fair play of the British criminal law.
Slaney shrugged his shoulders.
"I'll chance that,"
said he.
"First of all, I want you gentlemen to understand that I have known this lady since she was a child.
There were seven of us in a gang in Chicago, and Elsie's father was the boss of the Joint.
He was a clever man, was old Patrick.
It was he who invented that writing, which would pass as a child's scrawl unless you just happened to have the key to it.
Well, Elsie learned some of our ways, but she couldn't stand the business, and she had a bit of honest money of her own,
so she gave us all the slip and got away to London.
She had been engaged to me, and she would have married me, I believe, if I had taken over another profession,
but she would have nothing to do with anything on the cross.
It was only after her marriage to this Englishman that I was able to find out where she was.
I wrote to her, but got no answer.
After that I came over, and, as letters were no use, I put my messages where she could read them.
"Well, I have been here a month now.
wI lived in that farm, where I had a room down below, and could get in and out every night,
and no one the wiser.
I tried all I could to coax Elsie away.
I knew that she read the messages, for once she wrote an answer under one of them.
Then my temper got the better of me, and I began to threaten her.
She sent me a letter then, imploring me to go away,
and saying that it would break her heart if any scandal should come upon her husband.
She said that she would come down when her husband was asleep at three in the morning, and speak with me through the end window, if I would go away afterwards and leave her in peace.
She came down and brought money with her, trying to bribe me to go.
This made me mad, and I caught her arm and tried to pull her through the window.
At that moment in rushed the husband with his revolver in his hand.
Elsie had sunk down upon the floor, and we were face to face.
I was heeled also,
and I held up my gun to scare him off and let me get away.
He fired and missed me.
I pulled off almost at the same instant,
and down he dropped.
I made away across the garden, and as I went I heard the window shut behind me.
That's God's truth, gentlemen, every word of it,
and I heard no more about it until that lad came riding up with a note which made me walk in here, like a jay, and give myself into your hands."
A cab had driven up whilst the American had been talking.
Two uniformed policemen sat inside.
Inspector Martin rose and touched his prisoner on the shoulder.
"It is time for us to go."
"Can I see her first?"
"No, she is not conscious.
Mr. Sherlock Holmes,
I only hope that if ever again I have an important case, I shall have the good fortune to have you by my side."
We stood at the window and watched the cab drive away.
As I turned back, my eye caught the pellet of paper which the prisoner had tossed upon the table.
It was the note with which Holmes had decoyed him.
"See if you can read it,
Watson,"
said he, with a smile.
It contained no word, but this little line of dancing men:
"If you use the code which I have explained,"
I was convinced that it was an invitation which he would not refuse,
since he could never imagine that it could come from anyone but the lady.
And so, my dear Watson, we have ended by turning the dancing men to good when they have so often been the agents of evil, and I think that I have fulfilled my promise of giving you something unusual for your notebook.
Three-forty is our train, and I fancy we should be back in Baker Street for dinner."
Only one word of epilogue.
The American, Abe Slaney, was condemned to death at the winter assizes at Norwich, but his penalty was changed to penal servitude in consideration of mitigating circumstances, and the certainty that Hilton Cubitt had fired the first shot.
Of Mrs. Hilton Cubitt I only know that I have heard she recovered entirely, and that she still remains a widow, devoting her whole life to the care of the poor and to the administration of her husband's estate. | {
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âAh, err. Yes, for this.â
Finia was surprised with this reunion, but still managed to show the clerk the item in question. I did the same and we paid our separate bills. At that point, Bill finally took notice of us and turned around.
âOh my, if Iâm not mistaken... You were called Finia?â
âYes. A long time... it hasnât been, huh? Who knew we would be meeting again so soon.â
âYou are quite right. It has only been a few hours.â
He extended his right hand with a radiant smile. A handshake was both a greeting and an act of finalizing a negotiation. This time, it was probably out of friendship, though. Finia returned the handshake with a smile of her own.
âAre those souvenirs?â
âYes, for the memory. Lady Nicole and I gave each other one.â
âHaha, you seem to be quite close indeed!â
âAre you here for work, Mr. Bill?â
I asked while tilting my head as innocently as I could. Because while it was according to my wishes, it was still far too convenient to be meeting him here in such a short time. Bill answered without showing any signs of doubt at my question.
âThatâs right. Buying things is my work, after all. I was thinking of selling these souvenirs in the capital.â
âThis handkerchief is quite a fine work, too.â
âOh, you get it! The hemmings are quite sturdy and the embroidery is stylish on top of it. Iâm sure theyâd sell very well even in the capital.â
âIn that case, I shouldâve raised the price a bit more.â
The man who Bill was talking to commented in a joking tone. The man I initially thought to be one of the clerks turned out to be his negotiation partner.
âThat would be troubling. If the buying price rises, it would put me in a heavy loss!â
âHahaha, Iâm just joking. I look forward to your continued patronage.â
âOf course. But please save me from the rising prices, okay?â
âThat wonât happen as long as the prices of raw material donât suddenly jump up.â
Looking at how they acted, it seemed that Bill was acquainted with him long before he met us. He seemed to be quite suspicious due to how low the prices were.
Either way, I just needed to fulfill my own goal now.
âOh, right, Mr. Bill, do you know what this is?â
I retrieved the ring and dagger from my bag and showed it to him. I took the dagger under the pretext of self-defense. Unlike the Katana, this one was easier to handle and was more advantageous inside the town.
âOh... They seem to be tools with some kind of Magic. I have to appraise it to find out more.â
âRight. I donât know what kind of Magic they have.â
âHmm... Well, this is hard to bring up, but...â
âHmm?â
It seemed that Bill caught on to my intention, he answered apologetically. It wasnât the wording of a good-natured old man, but instead that of a merchant.
âWhen it comes to appraising an item, I canât do it for free. Even if we are acquaintances, that is still part of the business.â
âAh, is that so?â
Item appraisals were surprisingly demanded. The current magic and system differed greatly from the Magic of old times, so it was impossible to guess what Magic something had without appraising it. A lot of such items could be found in ruins.
And to appraise such items, people often asked for compensation. It wasnât something he could do for free just because we were acquaintances.
âYeah, I got it. How much would that be?â
âIt would be silvers per item. I know it is quite pricey, but...â
It was an amount that would last you for ten days at an inn. But when it came to Magic items, many of them were far more valuable. Still, I didnât carry that much on hand now.
âMgh, I donât have enough...â
That wasnât exactly the case. I secretly took money from those kidnappers. I already had that much hidden somewhere. But I didnât carry it with me on a trip.
âLady Nicole, let me pay it.â
âBut...â Silvers was quite a big sum. After coming to this town, Cortina has been paying her, but it shouldâve still been a painful amount for her. Of course, Finia at first refused to be paid, but given Cortinaâs pushiness, she couldnât manage it in the end.
âItâs okay. I donât have anything to spend on, anyway.â
âIs that so? Then, please. Iâll definitely pay you back later.â
âOkay.â
âYou donât have to emphasize it so much...â
Finia took a gold coin from her waist purse and handed it over to Bill. He accepted it and put it in his pocket.
âI have certainly received it. Well then, are you fine with doing it here?â
We were at the forefront of a souvenir shop. Anyone could be listening to our talk. Moreover, I didnât know what I could expect. It was an item from the kidnappers, so there was a chance it was something dangerous.
In that case, it was better to move somewhere without outsiders.
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âI can at least treat you to some fruit juice.â
He withdrew his merchantâs expression, replacing it with a beaming smile.
âIt would be my pleasure to have tea with pretty ladies like you!â
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This barrier was supplied with magical power coming from the direction of Cunningham Viscounty.
This much was an established fact.
However, neither of those could be seen with a naked eye.
Only Iris and Eclipse could feel it.
That was not enough to serve as proof.
They needed a piece of actual evidence or the criminalâs confession.
Iris and the rest headed to Cunningham Viscounty once again.
This time they werenât making a snowman, so there was no need to roll snowballs.
Everyone simply went on a dragonâs back.
ããRock paper scissors!ãã
As a result of a match, Marion turned into a vehicle for the rest to reach Cunningham Viscounty.
ãMuu.....even though motherâs back is widerã
Muttered Marion.
ãIsnât it fine? Iâll support you with Giga Inferno Flame. You wonât get coldã
Iris tried to cheer her up.
But she was still grumpy.
Why was she so against it?
ãFufu. Perhaps you wanted to play with Iris-chan as we go?ã
ãItâs not the case, but....!ã
ãIs that so~? Well, youâve lost and have to bear with it. Iâll carry everyone on the way backã
ãAlright......ã
Marion transformed into a dragon outside the village.
The residents of Silverlight Barony werenât a sort to be surprised at a mere dragon.
Adaptability is frightening.
Although there was still one surprised person.
Katie the Inquisitor.
ãDragon! Marion was a dragon all along!ã
ãMm? Did you perhaps not see this before?ã
Said Marion with her big mouth.
ãI didnât! No wonder you have horns and tail attached. I thought they were for decorationã
ãFufufu. Itâs not accessories. Gaooon!ã
Marion roared towards the sky.
ãOh, so cool!ã
Katie rejoiced.
Perhaps this particular inquisitor was a dragon maniac.
Although itâs unknown whether dragon maniac is a proper occupation.
ãDonât dilly dally and get on. We are going to confirm if the culprit is really in Cunningham Viscounty!ã
Muriel circled behind Marion and tried to climber her using her tail.
However, even though there were scales to grab, a dragon is a big and breathing creature.
ãN-No jaa! Stay still, Marion!ã
ãDonât ask the impossibleã
Marion replied.
Without any other option, Iris flew up, grabbed Muriel as she clung to the scaly tail, and carried her to Marionâs back.
Following, Sheryl, with Punigamiâs help, and Katie, with Eclipseâs help, climbed too.
In the end, Jessica, who retained her dragon power, easily skipped on her daughterâs back.
ãDepart!ã
ãYes yesã
After Murielâs command, Marion walked forward through the snowy field.
Even on a dragon, the trip would take about an hour.
However, if they try to approach the city from above, people might treat it as an attack. They chose to walk and transform back as they got close.
To kill time, they decided to play cards on Marionâs back.
ãLetâs start with basics. Like pokerã
Sheryl suggested.
ãI donât know the rulesã
ãMe too~ã
Iris and Eclipse spoke in synch.
ãDonât know that either.....ã
ãEeh.....then what do you know?ã
ã....Actually, thatâs my first time playing cardsã
ãUn, first time seeing them~ã
ãAlright then. Let me explain the rulesã
It hasnât been a year since Iris and Eclipse were born.
They were just out of the lab.
They were taught enough information to live their lives, but it didnât include card games.
They started with the basics.
Having two cards with the same number was a good thing, Iris and Eclipse easily remembered that.
ãClairvoyance magic is forbiddenã
Indeed, it wonât be enjoyable if you know the numbers of others.
Thus, they decided to rely only on their memory.
ãFufufu. I have confidence in my memoryã
ãYou were amazing gathering those numbers. Letâs make a rule that relies more on luck. Even Iris and Eclipse should be able to play Old MaidããAre you perhaps aiming at me with Old Maid?ã
Jessica looked at Muriel as she laughed.
ãNo ja!? There is no such intention! This Mistress was born three hundred years ago. Same as youã
ãCome to think of it, thatâs true. I was nervous since there are only younglings around me. Letâs get along, Muriel-chanã
Muriel sat close to Jessica.
The two were in the same age group.
Iris never noticed since Muriel always acted so childish.
ãUu......so nice......you seem to be having fun riding my back......ã
Pitiful fellow.
She was pitiful, but there was nothing Iris could do about it.
ãSheryl is so easy to see throughã
Said Eclipse as she took on of Sherylâs cards.
ãA-Am I that easy.....?ã
ãYep! Easier than with clairvoyance magicã
Sherylâs shoulders drooped.
ãSheryl seems like a person that will lose a hundred games out of a hundredã
ãEven Iris-sama....then letâs play something other than Old Maid next.....ã
As they played and Marion grumbled, they eventually saw the wall of Cunningham Viscounty.
ãMarion. Itâs about time you become human. Else, theyâll think itâs a dragon attackã
ãAlright. Get down from my back everyoneã
They climbed down the same way they got up.
Together with Marion in her human form, they walked towards the gate.
ãNo ja no ja. We came from the neighboring Silverlight Barony. Let us passã
Since the gatekeepers remembered her face, they were easily let inside.
They could now investigate inside the city now.
That being said, Cunningham Viscounty wasnât a village.
Its population is about two thousand.
Since they didnât have any clues they chose to go to the church.
The Guardian Deity of this city, Roshe, might be of help.
And so they told her everything.
ã.....I see. So Murielâs seal receives magical power from this cityã
ãBut I donât know anything about itã
ãItâs not like we are suspecting you. However, no average magician can seal a godâs power. Thatâs why we are searching for a non-average oneã
ã......Are you sure this town is the source of magical power?ã
ãAccording to my detection magic it is. Well, itâs more like it comes from this direction....but there is nothing else here except this cityã
Iris answered Rosheâs question.
ãDetection magic from someone who can turn a wasteland into grassland canât be underestimated....ã
Roshe thought with her hand on her chin.
Alter all, Muriel and Roshe are friends.
She probably doesnât want to suspect her own people.
However, Iris didnât lie. She had no reason to.
ãMy reasoning tells me this city is suspicious!ã
Said Katie with a great deal of confidence.
Which earned her a glare from Roshe.
ãOh.....to be suspected by an inquisitor this city mustâve become famous. Are you saying Iâm an evil deity?ã
ãN-No.....no such things......itâs just about apples, two hundred years ago apples GAA!ã
The trio of deities from Silverlight Barony might be carefree but Roshe is different.
Sheâs a Guardian Deity that actually guards.
Being glared at by Roshe, Katie screamed something incomprehensible as she trembled.
ãApples?ã
Roshe raised her eyebrow.
ãY-Yes! Apples from Cunningham Viscounty became popular again when Silverlight Barony turned into a wasteland, so I thought itâs a good leadã
One must have considerable courage to say something with so little basis.
Though in her case it was of a panic than courage.
However, Roshe wasnât offended and thought it through seriously.
ãTwo hundred years ago, apples......I thought it was strange......which means the culprit is.....ã
Roshe began talking to herself.
Iris and the rest had nothing to do except being dumbfounded.
Only Katie thought she worsened Rosheâs mood and swung her hands in a fluster.
ãEmm, I mean, you know. My conjecture is weird, right? I mean sheâs been sealed for two hundred years, but magical power still flows......it surpasses a humanâs lifespan and ability. Only a god could possibly do something like that.....ã
Then she noticed she said something even more offensive and hurriedly sealed her mouth.
ãKatie-san. You better apologize......most likely Roshe-sama wonât take your life if you do so......ã
Sheryl whispered to Katie.
ãPlease donât take my life....ã
Katie almost prostrated on the floor as she cried.
She did well working as an inquisitor alone all this time, no, perhaps sheâs alone because no one wants to work with her.
ãKatie, was it? As youâve said, only a god could seal another godâs power for two hundred years. Since you are affiliated with Great Temple of Divine Will you must know. Back then, I wasnât a Guardian Deity, my father, Gashe, wasã
ãT-Thatâs right....thatâs right. You predecessor managed to ascend to Heaven despite being born on in this world. Itâs a famous topic in Great Temple of Divine Will!ã
ãYes, itâs a rare occasion for a god to ascend. Gashe grew in power with great momentum. It was my honor to take his place. But I have no idea where did his power come from. Itâs strange if you think about it. His was about as powerful as the current me until the moment he ascended......ã
Roshe spoke in a low voice.
Silence enveloped the room.
Itâs not like her father sealed Murielâs power.
She only wondered how her father suddenly became so strong.
You couldnât help but think.
ãNothing will come out even if you sit here all day~. I think investigating the surrounding will be more productiveã
Jessica nonchalantly interrupted everyoneâs train of thought.
ãMother. Where are we going to search if we donât even know where to start?ã
ãAra. We do have a clue, thoughã
Having said so, Jessica pointed at Muriel.
ãNo ja?ã
ãWe came here following traces of magical energy from Muriel-chan. Since we are now much closer to the source one more use of detection magic might just do the trick. donât you think? Even if we only cut off the source without finding the criminal, Muriel-chanâs power might come backã
ãUmu, I see. Itâs worth trying. Iris, use detection magic againã
If the source is in this city, she may be able to find it.
Or at least there will be a new clue.
A great deal of wishful thinking was involved, but it was worth a try.
ã.....Emm, thereã
Once again, she put her hands on Murielâs back while activating detection magic and pointed a direction.
Then Roshe muttered.
ãItâs in the direction of the Lordâs mansionã | {
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I couldnât believe my spur-of-the-moment reaction had landed me into this mess. Why am I constantly finding myself in desperate situations these days?
âYouâre so beautiful itâs annoying.â
âThatâs the first thing you have got to say to me?â
âYouâre really a woman, but why is your left eye missing?â
âA prince wouldnât be upset by something like this, after all.â
I gave up trying to fool Victor and returned to normal speech.
âOf course, but Iâm still upset. A boy who stinks has become a beautiful girl?â
âIâm sorry I smelled so bad.â
âDonât worry, it doesnât stink anymore.â
Victor slowly approached me. I wanted to run away, but I had nowhere to go even if I tried.
It would be best to negotiate with him now. ...I didnât know how much he would listen to me, though.
âWhy did you come here?â
âI wanted to be useful.â
âWhere are you from?â
âFrom a poor village.â
âYou have a pretty noble face for someone from a poor village.â
Well, what kind of face do you want?
Victor stared at my face intently. Iâve never had someone stare at my face this closely before.
I donât know whatâs going to happen to me now. I feel like Iâm going to lose my head in an instant if he finds out that Iâm the daughter of the Duelkis. But Victor might be aware of it already...
âA golden eye.... I donât know how you can move like that with only one eye. And with such a piece of cloth wrapped around that eye.â
He said, glancing at the ragged cloth in his hand.
âWhat are you going to do with me?â
âI donât know if youâre a dangerous person or not. But you are useful. As long as you are in this royal palace, I will use you to the fullest.â
âYouâre not going to tell anyone who I am?â
âItâs not in my best interest to tell them. But this rag stinks, so get a new one.â
Isnât that a bit much to ask of a girl?
But theyâre letting me stay here, arenât they? I was a little surprised. To be honest, I thought I was going to be kicked out of the castle.
I was just thinking how I would gather information if they kicked me out.
âWhatâs your real name?â
â...Alicia.â
It didnât matter if he knew my name or not because I had already revealed my face.
âAlicia, so thatâs why youâre Ria.â
I nodded in agreement.
I probably should have used a different name, since Iâm playing a boy. Like Michael or John.
âI just want to make sure of one thing with you.â
âWhat?â
âDo you belong to this country?â
â..People in this country can speak the ancient language. Can you speak it?â
Well, of course I could. When I was cooped up in my cabin for two years, I learned all the ancient languages of all the countries.
[Where do I find new cloth pieces?]
As I said this, his yellow-green eyes dilated.
...Why did that surprise you? It should be a common language in this country, shouldnât it?
[Follow me.]
After a short pause, he also replied in the ancient language.
As he started walking, I followed behind him. I walked with my head down, trying to avoid being seen by everyone as much as possible.
âEven the chief of staff of this country canât speak in ancient language.â
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ããŽãããĒåĨį´ãäē¤ããããĒãéã æčĻãŽä¸č´ã¯éˇãįļããããĒãã§ãããã | It is in this spirit that I join into a discussion of one of the critical issues of our time, namely, how to mobilize different forms of capital for the project of state building.
To put the assumptions very clearly: capitalism, after 150 years, has become acceptable, and so has democracy.
If we looked in the world of 1945 and looked at the map of capitalist economies and democratic polities, they were the rare exception, not the norm.
The question now, however, is both about which form of capitalism and which type of democratic participation.
But we must acknowledge that this moment has brought about a rare consensus of assumptions.
And that provides the ground for a type of action, because consensus of each moment allows us to act.
And it is necessary, no matter how fragile or how provisional our consensus, to be able to move forward.
But the majority of the world neither benefits from capitalism nor from democratic systems.
Most of the globe experiences the state as repressive, as an organization that is concerned about denial of rights, about denial of justice, rather than provision of it.
And in terms of experience of capitalism, there are two aspects that the rest of the globe experiences.
First, extractive industry.
Blood diamonds, smuggled emeralds, timber, that is cut right from under the poorest.
Second is technical assistance.
And technical assistance might shock you, but it's the worst form of -- today -- of the ugly face of the developed world to the developing countries.
Tens of billions of dollars are supposedly spent on building capacity with people who are paid up to 1,500 dollars a day, who are incapable of thinking creatively, or organically.
Next assumption -- and of course the events of July 7, I express my deep sympathy, and before that, September 11 -- have reminded us we do not live in three different worlds.
We live in one world.
But that's easily said.
But we are not dealing with the implications of the one world that we are living in.
And that is that if we want to have one world, this one world cannot be based on huge pockets of exclusion, and then inclusion for some.
We must now finally come to think about the premises of a truly global world, in relationship to the regime of rights and responsibilities and accountabilities that are truly global in scope.
Otherwise we will be missing this open moment in history, where we have a consensus on both the form of politics and the form of economics.
What is one of these organizations to pick?
We have three critical terms: economy, civil society and the state.
I will not deal with those first two, except to say that uncritical transfer of assumptions, from one context to another, can only make for disaster.
Economics taught in most of the elite universities are practically useless in my context.
My country is dominated by drug economy and a mafia.
Textbook economics does not work in my context, and I have very few recommendations from anybody as to how to put together a legal economy.
The poverty of our knowledge must become the first basis of moving forward, and not imposition of the framework that works on the basis of mathematical modeling, for which I have enormous respect.
My colleagues at Johns Hopkins were among the best.
Second, instead of debating endlessly about what is the structure of the state, why don't we simplify and say, what are a series of functions that the state in the 21st century must perform?
Clare Lockhart and I are writing a book on this; we hope to share that much widely with -- and third is that we could actually construct an index to measure comparatively how well these functions that we would agree on are being performed in different places.
So what are these functions?
We propose 10.
And it's legitimate monopoly of means of violence, administrative control, management of public finances, investment in human capital, provision of citizenship rights, provision of infrastructure, management of the tangible and intangible assets of the state through regulation, creation of the market, international agreements, including public borrowing, and then, most importantly, rule of law.
I won't elaborate.
I hope the questions will give me an opportunity.
This is a feasible goal, basically because, contrary to widespread assumption, I would argue that we know how to do this.
Who would have imagined that Germany would be either united or democratic today, if you looked at it from the perspective of Oxford of 1943?
But people at Oxford prepared for a democratic Germany and engaged in planning.
And there are lots of other examples.
Now in order to do this -- and this brings this group -- we have to rethink the notion of capital.
The least important form of capital, in this project, is financial capital -- money.
Money is not capital in most of the developing countries.
It's just cash.
Because it lacks the institutional, organizational, managerial forms to turn it into capital.
And what is required is a combination of physical capital, institutional capital, human capital -- and security, of course, is critical, but so is information.
Now, the issue that should concern us here -- and that's the challenge that I would like to pose to this group -- is again, it takes 16 years in your countries to produce somebody with a B.S. degree.
It takes 20 years to produce somebody with a Ph.D.
The first challenge is to rethink, fundamentally, the issue of the time.
Do we need to repeat the modalities that we have inherited?
Our educational systems are inherited from the 19th century.
What is it that we need to do fundamentally to re-engage in a project, that capital formation is rapid?
The absolute majority of the world's population are below 20, and they are growing larger and faster.
They need different ways of being approached, different ways of being enfranchised, different ways of being skilled.
And that's the first thing.
Second is, you're problem solvers, but you're not engaging your global responsibility.
You've stayed away from the problems of corruption.
You only want clean environments in which to function.
But if you don't think through the problems of corruption, who will?
You stay away from design for development.
You're great designers, but your designs are selfish.
It's for your own immediate use.
The world in which I operate operates with designs regarding roads, or dams, or provision of electricity that have not been revisited in 60 years.
This is not right. It requires thinking.
But, particularly, what we need more than anything else from this group is your imagination to be brought to bear on problems the way a meme is supposed to work.
As the work on paradigms, long time ago showed -- Thomas Kuhn's work -- it's in the intersection of ideas that new developments -- true breakthroughs -- occur.
And I hope that this group would be able to deal with the issue of state and development and the empowerment of the majority of the world's poor, through this means.
Thank you.
Chris Anderson: So, Ashraf, until recently, you were the finance minister of Afghanistan, a country right at the middle of much of the world's agenda.
Is the country gonna make it?
Will democracy flourish? What scares you most?
Ashraf Ghani: What scares me most is -- is you, lack of your engagement.
You asked me. You know I always give the unconventional answer.
No. But seriously, the issue of Afghanistan first has to be seen as, at least, a 10- to 20-year perspective.
Today the world of globalization is on speed.
Time has been compressed.
And space does not exist for most people.
But in my world -- you know, when I went back to Afghanistan after 23 years, space had expanded.
Every conceivable form of infrastructure had broken down.
I rode -- traveled -- travel between two cities that used to take three hours now took 12.
So the first is when the scale is that, we need to recognize that just the simple things that are infrastructure -- it takes six years to deliver infrastructure.
In our world.
Any meaningful sort of thing.
But the modality of attention, or what is happening today, what's happening tomorrow.
Second is, when a country has been subjected to one of the most immense, brutal forms of exercise of power -- we had the Red Army for 10 continuous years, 110,000 strong, literally terrorizing.
The sky: every Afghan sees the sky as a source of fear.
We were bombed practically out of existence.
Then, tens of thousands of people were trained in terrorism -- from all sides.
The United States, Great Britain, joined for instance, Egyptian intelligence service to train thousands of people in resistance and urban terrorism.
How to turn a bicycle into an instrument of terror.
How to turn a donkey, a carthorse, anything.
And the Russians, equally.
So, when violence erupts in a country like Afghanistan, it's because of that legacy.
But we have to understand that we've been incredibly lucky.
I mean, I really can't believe how lucky I am here, standing in front of you, speaking.
When I joined as finance minister, I thought that the chances of my living more than three years would not be more than five percent.
Those were the risks. They were worth it.
I think we can make it, and the reason we can make it is because of the people.
You see, because, I mean -- I give you one statistic.
91 percent of the men in Afghanistan, 86 percent of the women, listen to at least three radio stations a day.
In terms of their discourse, in terms of their sophistication of knowledge of the world, I think that I would dare say, they're much more sophisticated than rural Americans with college degrees and the bulk of Europeans -- because the world matters to them.
And what is their predominant concern?
Abandonment.
Afghans have become deeply internationalist.
You know, when I went back in December of 2001, I had absolutely no desire to work with the Afghan government because I'd lived as a nationalist.
And I told them -- my people, with the Americans here -- separate.
Yes, I have an advisory position with the U.N.
I went through 10 Afghan provinces very rapidly.
And everybody was telling me it was a different world.
You know, they engage.
They see engagement, global engagement, as absolutely necessary to the future of the ordinary people.
And the thing that the ordinary Afghan is most concerned with is -- Clare Lockhart is here, so I'll recite a discussion she had with an illiterate woman in Northern Afghanistan.
And that woman said she didn't care whether she had food on her table.
What she worried about was whether there was a plan for the future, where her children could really have a different life.
That gives me hope.
CA: How is Afghanistan going to provide alternative income who are making their living off the drugs trade?
AG: Certainly. Well, the first is, instead of sending a billion dollars on drug eradication and paying it to a couple of security companies, they should give this hundred billion dollars to 50 of the most critically innovative companies in the world to ask them to create one million jobs.
The key to the drug eradication is jobs.
Look, there's a very little known fact: countries that have a legal average income per capita of 1,000 dollars don't produce drugs.
Second, textile.
Trade is the key, not aid.
The U.S. and Europe should give us a zero percent tariff.
The textile industry is incredibly mobile.
If you want us to be able to compete with China and to attract investment, we could probably attract four to six billion dollars quite easily in the textile sector, if there was zero tariffs -- would create the type of job.
Cotton does not compete with opium; a t-shirt does.
And we need to understand, it's the value chain.
Look, the ordinary Afghan is sick and tired of hearing about microcredit.
It is important, but what the ordinary women and men who engage in micro-production want is global access.
They don't want to sell to the charity bazaars that are only for foreigners -- and the same bloody shirt embroidered time and again.
What we want is a partnership with the Italian design firms.
Yeah, we have the best embroiderers in the world!
Why can't we do what was done with northern Italy?
With the Put Out system?
So I think economically, the critical issue really is to now think through.
And what I will say here is that aid doesn't work.
You know, the aid system is broken.
The aid system does not have the knowledge, the vision, the ability.
I'm all for it; after all, I raised a lot of it.
Yeah, to be exact, you know, I managed to persuade the world that they had to give my country 27.5 billion.
They didn't want to give us the money.
CA: And it still didn't work?
AG: No. It's not that it didn't work.
It's that a dollar of private investment, in my judgment, is equal at least to 20 dollars of aid, in terms of the dynamic that it generates.
Second is that one dollar of aid could be 10 cents; it could be 20 cents; or it could be four dollars.
It depends on what form it comes, what degrees of conditionalities are attached to it.
You know, the aid system, at first, was designed to benefit entrepreneurs of the developed countries, not to generate growth in the poor countries.
And this is, again, one of those assumptions -- the way car seats are an assumption that we've inherited in governments, and doors.
You would think that the US government would not think that American firms needed subsidizing to function in developing countries, provide advice, but they do.
There's an entire weight of history vis-a-vis aid that now needs to be reexamined.
If the goal is to build states that can credibly take care of themselves -- and I'm putting that proposition equally; you know I'm very harsh on my counterparts -- aid must end in each country in a definable period.
And every year there must be progress on mobilization of domestic revenue and generation of the economy.
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ãããã¨ãããããžãã | For the last 8 years, I have dedicated my life to documenting the work of Israelis and Palestinians who are trying to end the conflict When I travel with my work across Europe and the United States, one question always comes up: Where is the Palestinian Gandhi?
Why aren't Palestinians using nonviolent resistance?
The challenge I face when I hear this question is that often I have just returned from the Middle East where I spent my time filming dozens of Palestinians who are using nonviolence to defend their lands and water resources from Israeli soldiers and settlers.
These leaders are trying to forge a massive national nonviolent movement to end the occupation and build peace in the region.
Yet, most of you have probably never heard about them.
This divide between what's happening on the ground and perceptions abroad is one of the key reasons why we don't have yet a Palestinian peaceful resistance movement that has been successful.
So I'm here today to talk about the power of attention, the power of your attention, and the emergence and development of nonviolent movements in the West Bank, Gaza and elsewhere -- but today, my case study is going to be Palestine.
I believe that what's mostly missing for nonviolence to grow is not for Palestinians to start adopting nonviolence, but for us to start paying attention to those who already are.
Allow me to illustrate this point by taking you to this village called Budrus.
About seven years ago, they faced extinction, because Israel announced it would build a separation barrier, and part of this barrier would be built on top of the village.
They would lose 40 percent of their land and be surrounded, so they would lose free access to the rest of the West Bank.
Through inspired local leadership, they launched a peaceful resistance campaign Let me show you some brief clips, so you have a sense for what that actually looked like on the ground.
Palestinian Woman: We were told the wall would separate Palestine from Israel.
Here in Budrus, we realized the wall would steal our land.
Israeli Man: The fence has, in fact, created a solution to terror.
Man: Today you're invited to a peaceful march.
You are joined by dozens of your Israeli brothers and sisters.
Israeli Activist: Nothing scares the army more than nonviolent opposition.
Woman: We saw the men trying to push the soldiers, but none of them could do that.
But I think the girls could do it.
Fatah Party Member: We must empty our minds of traditional thinking.
Hamas Party Member: We were in complete harmony, and we wanted to spread it to all of Palestine.
Chanting: One united nation.
Fatah, Hamas and the Popular Front!
News Anchor: The clashes over the fence continue.
Reporter: Israeli border police were sent to disperse the crowd.
They were allowed to use any force necessary.
Man: These are live bullets.
It's like Fallujah. Shooting everywhere.
Israeli Activist: I was sure we were all going to die.
But there were others around me who weren't even cowering.
Israeli Soldier: A nonviolent protest is not going to stop the [unclear].
Protester: This is a peaceful march.
There is no need to use violence.
Chanting: We can do it! We can do it!
We can do it!
Julia Bacha: When I first heard about the story of Budrus, I was surprised that the international media had failed to cover the extraordinary set of events that happened seven years ago, in 2003.
What was even more surprising was the fact that Budrus was successful.
The residents, after 10 months of peaceful resistance, to move the route of the barrier off their lands and to the green line, which is the internationally recognized boundary between Israel and the Palestinian Territories.
The resistance in Budrus has since spread to villages across the West Bank and to Palestinian neighborhoods in Jerusalem.
Yet the media remains mostly silent on these stories.
This silence carries profound consequences for the likelihood that nonviolence can grow, or even survive, in Palestine.
Violent resistance and nonviolent resistance share one very important thing in common; they are both a form of theater seeking an audience to their cause.
If violent actors are the only ones constantly getting front-page covers and attracting international attention to the Palestinian issue, it becomes very hard for nonviolent leaders to make the case to their communities in addressing their plight.
The power of attention is probably going to come as no surprise to the parents in the room.
to make your child throw increasingly louder tantrums is by giving him attention the first time he throws a fit.
The tantrum will become what childhood psychologists call a functional behavior, since the child has learned that he can get parental attention out of it.
Parents can incentivize or disincentivize behavior simply by giving or withdrawing attention to their children.
But that's true for adults too.
In fact, the behavior of entire communities and countries can be influenced, depending on where the international community chooses to focus its attention.
I believe that at the core of ending the conflict in the Middle East and bringing peace is for us to transform nonviolence into a functional behavior by giving a lot more attention to the nonviolent leaders on the ground today.
In the course of taking my film to villages in the West Bank, in Gaza and in East Jerusalem, I have seen the impact that even one documentary film can have in influencing the transformation.
In a village called Wallajeh, which sits very close to Jerusalem, the community was facing a very similar plight to Budrus.
They were going to be surrounded, lose a lot of their lands and not have freedom of access, either to the West Bank or Jerusalem.
They had been using nonviolence for about two years but had grown disenchanted since nobody was paying attention.
So we organized a screening.
A week later, they held the most well-attended and disciplined demonstration to date.
The organizers say that the villagers, upon seeing the story of Budrus documented in a film, felt that there were indeed people following what they were doing, that people cared.
So they kept on going.
On the Israeli side, there is a new peace movement called Solidariot, which means solidarity in Hebrew.
The leaders of this movement have been using Budrus as one of their primary recruiting tools.
They report that Israelis who had never been active before, upon seeing the film, understand the power of nonviolence and start joining their activities.
The examples of Wallajeh and the Solidariot movement show that even a small-budget independent film in transforming nonviolence into a functional behavior.
Now imagine the power that big media players could have if they started covering the weekly nonviolent demonstrations happening in villages like Bil'in, Ni'lin, Wallajeh, in Jerusalem neighborhoods like Sheikh Jarrah and Silwan -- the nonviolent leaders would become more visible, valued and effective in their work.
that the most important thing is to understand that if we don't pay attention to these efforts, they are invisible, and it's as if they never happened.
But I have seen first hand that if we do, they will multiply.
If they multiply, their influence will grow in the overall Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
And theirs is the kind of influence that can finally unblock the situation.
These leaders have proven that nonviolence works in places like Budrus.
Let's give them attention so they can prove it works everywhere.
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First, Seiya used up most of his mana due to ãDark Tremorã, his remaining mana is close to zero.
Second, Seiya does not know their current location precisely, nor does he knows where the Great Dalis Canyon is.
When he told that to Yua, she said it was fine.
ãHey Yua, what do you mean âItâs fineâ?ã
ãI will restore your mana ...... Great Dalis Canyon is there ... .... I saw the map in the laboratory ...ã
ãYou will ârestoreâ it ... .... Why did you even saw that map?ã
ãI was looking at the guard and he gave me the map, he said to look at it insteadã
Ohh ~ guard-san I understand your feelings. If someone constantly stares at you, this is creepy~ Seiya felt strange empathy with the guard, but he didnât know if his feelings reached him.
And Yua said she will restore his power, common sense tells Seiya that this is impossible.
Mana is the source of the magicianâs power; you can say it is his stamina.
Restoration requires eating, resting, sleeping and so on. It is said that only the goddess who went missing was capable of such a feat.
Yua silently cast her spell on Seiya, who is deep in thought.
The next moment, the Seiyaâs body was wrapped in white light. At the same time, Seiya feels that mana steaming inside of him rapidly, his mana recovers in the blink of an eye.
ãWhat was that, Yua? I have never heard of ãHoly Flowerãspell. Was there such a spell in light magic? ã
Seiya was surprised by the light attribute spell that doesnât exist in his memory. He believed that he failed in his studies somewhere. After all, preparing for the future he memorized all spells of light attribute he could.
That being said, Seiya had no idea of Yuaâs spell.
ãIt is not the spell of the light attribute ...... it was a spell of holy attribute ......ã
ãFor it to be a holy attribute.......ã
Hearing about holy attribute Seiya lost his words.
Because the holy attribute was the magical attribute used by the goddess from the church. Actually, the church of the Leiria Kingdom is also called Holy Church and its name was derived from the goddess.
The magic of the holy attribute is almost nonexistent nowadays. It was said that only one person in hundred years has a holy attribute, and this person becomes a new goddess.
If the Holy Church discovers Yua, she will soon become a new goddess and will be worshiped by people.
The holy attribute is just that important.
There are three kinds of magic. They are: basic magic, derived magic, compound magic.
Basic magic refers to the magic of four attributes of fire, water, wind, light.
For example, spells such as ãWall of Lightã and ãFire Bulletãfall under the basic magic category, and dark attribute magic such as ãDark Waveãshould belong there too.
Derived magic, as its name says, is magic derived from basic attributes.
Specifically, ice attribute and flame attribute are easy to understand. The ice attribute is the magic derived from the water attribute and the flame attribute is the magic derived from the fire attribute.
There is also a special effect in the derived magic attribute, but its special effect carried over from the attribute before derivation.
In other words, for the ice attribute it isãcalmãand for the flame attribute it is ãactivationã. Of course, there are exceptions, but that is how it usually works.
Composite magic is a magic that combines multiple spells at the same time, the example is SeiyaâsãDark Tremorãwith no chant.
Although the details are slightly different, it can be said that Seiyaâs previous spell is a composite spell consisting ofãDark TremorãandãDark Waveã.
But the holy attribute used by Yua was an exception, standard classification doesnât apply to it.
Holy magic is considered a top class derived magic of the light attribute in terms of classification, but magicians who use light attribute magic will never become able to use holy attribute magic.
In other words, the holy attribute is a light attribute but at the same time, itâs not.
Of course, the holy attribute magic also has a special effect, its name isãcreationã. []
It is close to the word generation. The magic of holy attribute is a special magic that can generate weapons and mana from nothing.
In fact, Yua defended from Seiyaâs attack, not by the power of the light attribute. The dark power was simply destroyed on contact with holy power.
The dark attribute is classified as a basic magic, and the holy attribute is classified as derived magic. If basic magic is compared to derived magic, derived magic is more powerful, they couldnât compete since the beginning.
It is said that the goddess of the Holy Church was able to restore the mana using holy magic and light magic at the same time, resulting in light speed recovery.
Seiyaâs mana was completely recovered by Yua.
ãIt is awesome, Yuaã
ãWith this Seiya can go to the Great Dalis Canyon.....ã
ãDo not be like that. By the way, why can you use the holy attribute? It might be useless to ask thoughã
ãI could use it since the past... I do not know the reason ...ã
ãI seeã
The fact that church is not aware of her existence could probably be related to her fatherâs protection, thought Seiya. Who the hell is her father?
ãSeiya, letâs go. Quickly......ã
Yua pulls Seiya by the hand.
ãAll rightã
At this time Seiya thought, what if her mother is the previous goddess.
It is understandable if the goddessâ daughter can use holy attribute magic. And if her father is the member of the Holy Church, it will explain his knowledge of the dark attribute.
Given the time when the goddess disappeared and the Yuaâs age, you cannot reject this theory. At the same time, the father who can hide it is frightening.
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....Though I donât know about the world being beautiful. Everything I see seems stained by corruption. I mean, weâre talking about the eyes of a villainess here...? I canât possibly perceive the world as some pretty, perfect place.
Now that I know all this though, Iâm sure that Uncle Will had already predicted what would happen if he sent Nate here today. He probably already knew that weâd fight, and that Iâd win.
Even if it hadnât been in this controlled environment, had an assailant come at me with the serious intention to kill, Uncle Will could very easily imagine the outcome with his current understanding of me.
But, thereâs just one thing I donât quite understand. How did he know that I was skilled with a sword?
âYour magic is amazing, your swordsmanship unbelievable.... youâre simply the strongest. Thereâs no other word to describe it,â Rebecca says in awe while looking at me with sparkling eyes.
Hm, somehow, it feels a little like Iâm being worshiped here.
âBut Iâm not the strongest. Thereâs someone out there whoâs even stronger than me,â I tell Rebecca levelly.
Liz-san is the actual strongest. Thereâs no one who can match up to her. Not even Duke-Samaâs magic power can compare.
Rebeccaâs eyes widen at my words. Her lips part slightly as she stares at me, as if thereâs something she wants to say.
.....If you want to complain about the logic of this world, take it up with the gameâs administrators. Alicia was the one and only thing that I actually liked about this game.
âHer only redeeming quality is that her headâs full of flowers and sheâs overflowing with more magical power than she knows what to do with. When it comes to swordsmanship or intelligence, youâre clearly better, Alicia.â
âI donât know.... I think Liz-san might actually be smarter than I am.â
âShe may be knowledgeable to some extent, but I canât say sheâs got any manner of intelligence. When it comes to application, understanding, or wisdom, sheâs completely hopeless,â Gilles says, spitting out the words like a curse, like itâs the foulest insult that he can think of.
.....Okay. Letâs say she lacks intelligence. But that doesnât change the fact that sheâs extremely popular. Sheâs bound to be loved wherever she goes. And that, in itself, is its own form of strength.
If she were to come to this village, I think everyone would probably love her here as well.
Her heartâs too soft for her own good! If she really were to come here she wouldnât be of any use....! Yes. Letâs just think like this.
âHere. Iâm returning this,â I say, handing Rebecca her sword.
.....Oh, thatâs right. I can us magic again.
I lightly snap my fingers.
The moment I do, the usual black aurora-like mist envelops the sword. Of course, itâs not just Rebeccaâs sword, but all the swords in the vicinity.
Thank goodness the spell worked properly. In the depths of my heart, I let out a sigh of relief.
Gradually the black aura lightens until suddenly it blinks out completely.
On each and every sword, the chips and cracks along the bladesâ edges fill in and smooth over while the rusted portions are buffed out leaving the swords looking clean and well taken care of.
Everyoneâs eyes glitter as the admire my handy work. Nate as well, his eyes as big as saucers, brings each of his swords up close to his face alternatingly, gazing at them in wonder.
Since those swords were able to cut my hair even in their tattered states, now that theyâre shiny and sharp like new, I wonder how much more damage they would inflict? Thankfully, I only ended up getting a small trim off the ends. I donât have any particular attachment to my hair, but I certainly wouldnât want it sheared off, leaving me with some awkward, misshapen style.
âThis is....â
âIâm speechless.â
âI donât believe it. I just.... donât believe it.â
âTo think that those rusty, worn-out swords could become this nice again.â
A couple people from within the crowd were moved nearly to tears, their voices trembling as they run disbelieving fingers tenderly over their newly restored swords.
Magic truly is a wonderful thing. Once again, I can feel it down to my core, just how amazing it really is. People who can use magic have an overwhelming advantage over those who cannot.... Had I not come to this village, I might have lived my whole life without fully comprehending the reality of this fact.
....This country? No.... If that was the case, this village never would have been created in the first place. Even though we wield this unfathomable power, most of the aristocracy are nothing but fools. It certainly is an easy, obvious choice to hold their power over the masses and force them through fear and might to obey, but that doesnât change the fact that itâs despicable and cowardly.
....But I wonât get drunk on my own abilities. I canât believe in them to a fault. Thatâs why I have to become stronger. How can I become a person that even Liz-san will fear?
Long ago, I used to simply content myself with the idea of becoming stronger. But, the stronger I became, the more I understood that there is more to strength than merely physical or magical prowess. Eventually, my whole outlook on power started to change. Though, my desire to become a villainess, of course, did not.
I just realized that being strong comes with the responsibility to protect the weak. I started wondering if that wasnât the reason that we were chosen to wield such powers in the first place. That people were given magical abilities with the design of having us defend the weak.... Though, thereâs no way those empty-headed bozos that pass themselves off as game creators would have thought that far Iâm sure.
However, Iâm not defending the defenseless for free of course. In return, Iâll have them properly follow and obey me. Iâll not allow them to defy my commands. Thatâs what being a true villainess means. That is how we operate. As compensation for my protection, I expect submission and obedience.
....This just goes to show how much my thoughts have changed over time. Had this been a couple years ago, I likely wouldnât have imagined protecting them at all, even for something in return.
âAlicia, whatâs got you lost in thought?â Gilles asks, peering up into my face. His gray eyes look straight into mine.
....It should be an obvious thing; keeping steady eye contact while conversing with someone is so important. But for this boy who only a few years ago was so harshly jaded by the world that he was afraid to even interact with other people, seeing him look straight at me like this with no fear feels like such a blessing.
âA good thought suddenly came to mind,â I say, answering Gillesâs question with an affectionate smile.
âWhat is it?â
âThat the weak should obey the strong.â
â...Because?â Gilles asks, his expression remaining unchanged.
....Why is he asking for the reason like that? It couldnât be because he knows what Iâm thinking, right? I mean, we may be close and all, but not even Gilles should be able to read me to that extent.
If possible, Iâd rather not continue discussing this particular topic. If I could just stop here, Iâd be ending on quite the villainous line.
âBecause?â Gilles prompts, drawing the word out long, insistently.
....Is this a new form of bullying or something? Though, I guess thereâs no reason to stay silent on this subject with Gilles.....
âAt the same time, the strong have a responsibility to protect the weak,â I mumble.
âYeah. Thatâs really how it should be,â Gilles agrees calmly, like he already knew thatâs what I had meant the whole time. | {
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But if we think about it, we are actually recently arrived guests on this planet, the human species.
Think about if Earth was created one year ago, the human species, then, would be 10 minutes old.
The industrial era started two seconds ago.
Another way to look at this is to think of world GDP over the last 10,000 years, I've actually taken the trouble to plot this for you in a graph.
It looks like this.
It's a curious shape for a normal condition.
I sure wouldn't want to sit on it.
Let's ask ourselves, what is the cause of this current anomaly?
Some people would say it's technology.
Now it's true, technology has accumulated through human history, and right now, technology advances extremely rapidly -- that is the proximate cause, that's why we are currently so very productive.
But I like to think back further to the ultimate cause.
Look at these two highly distinguished gentlemen: We have Kanzi -- he's mastered 200 lexical tokens, an incredible feat.
And Ed Witten unleashed the second superstring revolution.
If we look under the hood, this is what we find: basically the same thing.
One is a little larger, it maybe also has a few tricks in the exact way it's wired.
These invisible differences cannot be too complicated, however, because there have only been 250,000 generations since our last common ancestor.
We know that complicated mechanisms take a long time to evolve.
So a bunch of relatively minor changes take us from Kanzi to Witten, from broken-off tree branches to intercontinental ballistic missiles.
So this then seems pretty obvious that everything we've achieved, and everything we care about, depends crucially on some relatively minor changes that made the human mind.
And the corollary, of course, is that any further changes that could significantly change the substrate of thinking could have potentially enormous consequences.
Some of my colleagues think we're on the verge of something that could cause a profound change in that substrate, and that is machine superintelligence.
Artificial intelligence used to be about putting commands in a box.
You would have human programmers that would painstakingly handcraft knowledge items.
You build up these expert systems, and they were kind of useful for some purposes, but they were very brittle, you couldn't scale them.
Basically, you got out only what you put in.
But since then, a paradigm shift has taken place in the field of artificial intelligence.
Today, the action is really around machine learning.
So rather than handcrafting knowledge representations and features, we create algorithms that learn, often from raw perceptual data.
Basically the same thing that the human infant does.
The result is A.I. that is not limited to one domain -- the same system can learn to translate between any pairs of languages, or learn to play any computer game on the Atari console.
Now of course, A.I. is still nowhere near having the same powerful, cross-domain ability to learn and plan as a human being has.
The cortex still has some algorithmic tricks that we don't yet know how to match in machines.
So the question is, how far are we from being able to match those tricks?
A couple of years ago, we did a survey of some of the world's leading A.I. experts, to see what they think, and one of the questions we asked was, "By which year do you think there is a 50 percent probability that we will have achieved human-level machine intelligence?"
We defined human-level here as the ability to perform almost any job at least as well as an adult human, so real human-level, not just within some limited domain.
And the median answer was 2040 or 2050, depending on precisely which group of experts we asked.
Now, it could happen much, much later, or sooner, the truth is nobody really knows.
What we do know is that the ultimate limit to information processing in a machine substrate lies far outside the limits in biological tissue.
This comes down to physics.
A biological neuron fires, maybe, at 200 hertz, 200 times a second.
But even a present-day transistor operates at the Gigahertz.
Neurons propagate slowly in axons, 100 meters per second, tops.
But in computers, signals can travel at the speed of light.
There are also size limitations, like a human brain has to fit inside a cranium, but a computer can be the size of a warehouse or larger.
So the potential for superintelligence lies dormant in matter, much like the power of the atom lay dormant throughout human history, In this century, scientists may learn to awaken the power of artificial intelligence.
And I think we might then see an intelligence explosion.
Now most people, when they think about what is smart and what is dumb, I think have in mind a picture roughly like this.
So at one end we have the village idiot, and then far over at the other side we have Ed Witten, or Albert Einstein, or whoever your favorite guru is.
But I think that from the point of view of artificial intelligence, the true picture is actually probably more like this: AI starts out at this point here, at zero intelligence, and then, after many, many years of really hard work, maybe eventually we get to mouse-level artificial intelligence, something that can navigate cluttered environments as well as a mouse can.
And then, after many, many more years of really hard work, lots of investment, maybe eventually we get to chimpanzee-level artificial intelligence.
And then, after even more years of really, really hard work, we get to village idiot artificial intelligence.
And a few moments later, we are beyond Ed Witten.
The train doesn't stop at Humanville Station.
It's likely, rather, to swoosh right by.
Now this has profound implications, particularly when it comes to questions of power.
For example, chimpanzees are strong -- pound for pound, a chimpanzee is about twice as strong as a fit human male.
And yet, the fate of Kanzi and his pals depends a lot more on what we humans do than on what the chimpanzees do themselves.
Once there is superintelligence, the fate of humanity may depend on what the superintelligence does.
Think about it: Machine intelligence is the last invention that humanity will ever need to make.
Machines will then be better at inventing than we are, and they'll be doing so on digital timescales.
What this means is basically a telescoping of the future.
Think of all the crazy technologies that you could have imagined maybe humans could have developed in the fullness of time: cures for aging, space colonization, self-replicating nanobots or uploading of minds into computers, all kinds of science fiction-y stuff that's nevertheless consistent with the laws of physics.
All of this superintelligence could develop, and possibly quite rapidly.
Now, a superintelligence with such technological maturity would be extremely powerful, and at least in some scenarios, it would be able to get what it wants.
We would then have a future that would be shaped by the preferences of this A.I.
Now a good question is, what are those preferences?
Here it gets trickier.
To make any headway with this, we must first of all avoid anthropomorphizing.
And this is ironic because every newspaper article about the future of A.I. has a picture of this: So I think what we need to do is to conceive of the issue more abstractly, not in terms of vivid Hollywood scenarios.
We need to think of intelligence as an optimization process, a process that steers the future into a particular set of configurations.
A superintelligence is a really strong optimization process.
It's extremely good at using available means to achieve a state in which its goal is realized.
being highly intelligent in this sense, and having an objective that we humans would find worthwhile or meaningful.
Suppose we give an A.I. the goal to make humans smile.
When the A.I. is weak, it performs useful or amusing actions that cause its user to smile.
When the A.I. becomes superintelligent, it realizes that there is a more effective way to achieve this goal: take control of the world and stick electrodes into the facial muscles of humans to cause constant, beaming grins.
Another example, suppose we give A.I. the goal to solve a difficult mathematical problem.
When the A.I. becomes superintelligent, it realizes that the most effective way to get the solution to this problem is by transforming the planet into a giant computer, so as to increase its thinking capacity.
And notice that this gives the A.I.s an instrumental reason to do things to us that we might not approve of.
Human beings in this model are threats, we could prevent the mathematical problem from being solved.
Of course, perceivably things won't go wrong in these particular ways; these are cartoon examples.
But the general point here is important: if you create a really powerful optimization process to maximize for objective x, you better make sure that your definition of x incorporates everything you care about.
This is a lesson that's also taught in many a myth.
King Midas wishes that everything he touches be turned into gold.
He touches his daughter, she turns into gold.
He touches his food, it turns into gold.
This could become practically relevant, not just as a metaphor for greed, if you create a powerful optimization process and give it misconceived or poorly specified goals.
Now you might say, if a computer starts sticking electrodes into people's faces, we'd just shut it off.
A, this is not necessarily so easy to do if we've grown dependent on the system -- like, where is the off switch to the Internet?
B, why haven't the chimpanzees flicked the off switch to humanity, or the Neanderthals?
They certainly had reasons.
We have an off switch, for example, right here.
The reason is that we are an intelligent adversary; we can anticipate threats and plan around them.
But so could a superintelligent agent, and it would be much better at that than we are.
The point is, we should not be confident that we have this under control here.
And we could try to make our job a little bit easier by, say, putting the A.I. in a box, like a secure software environment, a virtual reality simulation from which it cannot escape.
But how confident can we be that the A.I. couldn't find a bug.
Given that merely human hackers find bugs all the time, I'd say, probably not very confident.
So we disconnect the ethernet cable to create an air gap, but again, like merely human hackers routinely transgress air gaps using social engineering.
Right now, as I speak, I'm sure there is some employee out there somewhere who has been talked into handing out her account details by somebody claiming to be from the I.T. department.
More creative scenarios are also possible, like if you're the A.I., you can imagine wiggling electrodes around in your internal circuitry to create radio waves that you can use to communicate.
Or maybe you could pretend to malfunction, and then when the programmers open you up to see what went wrong with you, they look at the source code -- Bam! -- the manipulation can take place.
Or it could output the blueprint to a really nifty technology, and when we implement it, it has some surreptitious side effect that the A.I. had planned.
The point here is that we should not be confident in our ability to keep a superintelligent genie locked up in its bottle forever.
Sooner or later, it will out.
I believe that the answer here is to figure out how to create superintelligent A.I. such that even if -- when -- it escapes, it is still safe because it is fundamentally on our side because it shares our values. I see no way around this difficult problem.
Now, I'm actually fairly optimistic that this problem can be solved.
We wouldn't have to write down a long list of everything we care about, or worse yet, spell it out in some computer language like C++ or Python, that would be a task beyond hopeless.
Instead, we would create an A.I. that uses its intelligence to learn what we value, and its motivation system is constructed in such a way that it is motivated to pursue our values or to perform actions that it predicts we would approve of.
We would thus leverage its intelligence as much as possible to solve the problem of value-loading.
This can happen, and the outcome could be very good for humanity.
But it doesn't happen automatically.
The initial conditions for the intelligence explosion might need to be set up in just the right way if we are to have a controlled detonation.
The values that the A.I. has need to match ours, not just in the familiar context, like where we can easily check how the A.I. behaves, but also in all novel contexts that the A.I. might encounter in the indefinite future.
And there are also some esoteric issues that would need to be solved, sorted out: the exact details of its decision theory, how to deal with logical uncertainty and so forth.
So the technical problems that need to be solved to make this work look quite difficult -- not as difficult as making a superintelligent A.I., but fairly difficult.
Here is the worry: Making superintelligent A.I. is a really hard challenge.
Making superintelligent A.I. that is safe involves some additional challenge on top of that.
The risk is that if somebody figures out how to crack the first challenge without also having cracked the additional challenge of ensuring perfect safety.
So I think that we should work out a solution to the control problem in advance, so that we have it available by the time it is needed.
Now it might be that we cannot solve the entire control problem in advance because maybe some elements can only be put in place once you know the details of the architecture where it will be implemented.
But the more of the control problem that we solve in advance, the better the odds that the transition to the machine intelligence era will go well.
This to me looks like a thing that is well worth doing and I can imagine that if things turn out okay, that people a million years from now look back at this century and it might well be that they say that the one thing we did that really mattered was to get this thing right.
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But as in so many other industries, computing has changed everything.
The telephone companies built surveillance features into the very core of their networks.
I want that to sink in for a second: Our telephones and the networks that carry our calls were wired for surveillance first.
First and foremost.
So what that means is that when you're talking to your spouse, your children, a colleague or your doctor on the telephone, someone could be listening.
Now, that someone might be your own government; it could also be another government, a foreign intelligence service, or a hacker, or a criminal, or a stalker or any other party that breaks into the surveillance system, that hacks into the surveillance system of the telephone companies.
But while the telephone companies have built surveillance as a priority, Silicon Valley companies have not.
And increasingly, over the last couple years, Silicon Valley companies have built strong encryption technology into their communications products that makes surveillance extremely difficult.
For example, many of you might have an iPhone, and if you use an iPhone to send a text message to other people who have an iPhone, those text messages cannot easily be wiretapped.
And in fact, according to Apple, they're not able to even see the text messages themselves.
Likewise, if you use FaceTime to make an audio call or a video call with one of your friends or loved ones, that, too, cannot be easily wiretapped.
And it's not just Apple.
WhatsApp, which is now owned by Facebook and used by hundreds of millions of people around the world, also has built strong encryption technology into its product, which means that people in the Global South can easily communicate without their governments, often authoritarian, wiretapping their text messages.
So, after 100 years of being able to listen to any telephone call -- anytime, anywhere -- you might imagine that government officials are not very happy.
And in fact, that's what's happening.
Government officials are extremely mad.
And they're not mad because these encryption tools are now available.
What upsets them the most is that the tech companies have built encryption features into their products and turned them on by default.
It's the default piece that matters.
In short, the tech companies have democratized encryption.
And so, government officials like British Prime Minister David Cameron, they believe that all communications -- emails, texts, voice calls -- all of these should be available to governments, and encryption is making that difficult.
Now, look -- I'm extremely sympathetic to their point of view.
We live in a dangerous time in a dangerous world, and there really are bad people out there.
There are terrorists and other serious national security threats that I suspect we all want the FBI and the NSA to monitor.
But those surveillance features come at a cost.
that there is no such thing as a terrorist laptop, or a drug dealer's cell phone.
We all use the same communications devices.
What that means is that if the drug dealers' telephone calls or the terrorists' telephone calls can be intercepted, then so can the rest of ours, too.
And I think we really need to ask: Should a billion people around the world be using devices that are wiretap friendly?
So the scenario of hacking of surveillance systems that I've described -- this is not imaginary.
In 2009, the surveillance systems that Google and Microsoft built into their networks -- the systems that they use to respond to lawful surveillance requests from the police -- those systems were compromised by the Chinese government, because the Chinese government wanted to figure out which of their own agents the US government was monitoring.
By the same token, in 2004, the surveillance system built into the network of Vodafone Greece -- Greece's largest telephone company -- was compromised by an unknown entity, and that feature, the surveillance feature, was used to wiretap the Greek Prime Minister and members of the Greek cabinet.
The foreign government or hackers who did that were never caught.
And really, this gets to the very problem with these surveillance features, or backdoors.
When you build a backdoor into a communications network or piece of technology, you have no way of controlling who's going to go through it.
You have no way of controlling whether it'll be used by your side or the other side, by good guys, or by bad guys.
And so for that reason, I think that it's better to build networks to be as secure as possible.
Yes, this means that in the future, encryption is going to make wiretapping more difficult.
It means that the police are going to have a tougher time catching bad guys.
But the alternative would mean to live in a world where anyone's calls or anyone's text messages could be surveilled by criminals, by stalkers and by foreign intelligence agencies.
And I don't want to live in that kind of world.
And so right now, you probably have the tools to thwart many kinds of government surveillance already on your phones and already in your pockets, you just might not realize how strong and how secure those tools are, or how weak the other ways you've used to communicate really are.
And so, my message to you is this: We need to use these tools.
We need to secure our telephone calls.
We need to secure our text messages.
I want you to use these tools.
I want you to tell your loved ones, I want you to tell your colleagues: Use these encrypted communications tools.
Don't just use them because they're cheap and easy, but use them because they're secure.
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Next to Seiya, there was the child version of Lily quietly sleeping.
ãWhy am I inside Lilyâs room?ã
Seiya was wondering why he awoke inside her room.
Lilyâs room is the farthest, it is further then Seiyaâs and Yuaâs room. Thatâs why it is difficult to make a mistake.
However, Lily was still inside the dreamland and he had no way to know.
ãI thought I should be in my own room, but why...ã
Seiya decided to thoroughly investigate his memory of the last night.
ãCome to think of it....ã
Last night, when he was about to fell asleep, the door opened. And the bewitching adult version of Lily entered the room.
ãWhatâs happened, Lily?ã
ãUfufu, night crawlingã[]ãDonât joke with meã
Seiya made a troubled face and Lily responded with the puffed cheeks.
ãSeiya-kun is terrible. I was working hard at Amacon today, donât you have a reward for me? ã
Lily approached the place next to Seiya with her bewitching atmosphere exponentially increasing. Any male will have his reason crumble before her.
However, Seiya answered as usual.
ãFor that Iâm grateful, but Yua worked just as hardã
ãThatâs true, but I donât have much time for myself. I spent this time for your sake and you refuse to give me a reward, Seiya-kun is so terrible~ã
Lily gazed upwards at Seiya with bewitching and tragic eyes.
As she said, the time for the adult version to appear is limited. And since she spent her precious time to help him, he thought to satisfy her request.
ãAll right. So, what do you want to do? ã
ãThank you, Seiya-kun. Can you come to my room right now? ã
Lily made a happy face and brought Seiya to her room. And the moment they entered the room, she immediately pulled him on top of the bed.
ãSeiya-kun. Sleep with me todayã
Different from the usual, Lilyâs expression was serious. At that moment, Seiya figured out what she wants.
What Lily wanted was an exchange of mana required by their contract. And exchanging the vast amounts of mana required time.
Thatâs why it happens during the night.
When Seiya obediently lied on the bed, Lily embraced him from behind and gently whispered into his ear.
ãThank youã
Seiyaâs consciousness was cut off at that moment.
The time passed and he found himself in her room.
ãWhat happened after that?ã
Seiya tried to recall it but didnât succeed. At that moment, Lily, who was sleeping next to him opened her eyes.
By the way, Lily was naked and somewhat tired, despite sleeping.
He asked such a Lily about the last night, but Lily made a âWhat about it?â expression.
Apparently, only adult version knows about the events of the last night.
After that, the two headed to the dining room to have breakfast.
When they reached there, Yua and her parents were already there. They seemed to have waited for everyone to gather before starting.
For breakfast, there were pancakes, eggs, sausages, and salad. As for drinks, there were fruit juice, coffee, tea, milk and so on.
After the breakfast started, Kana, Yuaâs mother, spoke to Lily and Yua.
ãYua-chan, Lily-chan. How about we go shopping today with just us women? ã
To her words, Yua and Lily made a questioning expression, so Kana explained to them.
ãIt will be hot soon, right? Letâs buy some clothes for that. How about a one piece that will make Seiya-kun melt? ã
Kana grinned while looking at Seiya, who was troubled how to react. And Yua and Lily immediately answered.
ãIâll go...ã
ãIâll go!ã
Answered Yua and Lily with serious expressions. Kana watched the twoâs behavior withãUfufuãand said to Seiya.
ãSeiya -kun is a blessed personã
Hearing her words, Seiya didnât know how to react again. Seeing such a Seiya, Kana laughed withãUfufuãagain.
Seiya thought that she might be an S deep inside. []
After the breakfast, the female team left and Seiya was called by Raiga.
When he entered the room, he found Raiga sitting on the sofa, so he sat across him.
The conversation started soon.
ãFirst, about yesterday. Everything was solved without a problemã
Yesterday is about the case when Seiya made the berserk audience unconscious. After that, Raiga acted as a witness and there was no accusation directed at Seiya.
ãI see. I bothered youã
ãDonât worry, youâre my future son after allã
Raiga said while laughing, but soon his expression turned serious. Seeing this, Seiya also became serious.
ãBut the members of the association have their eyes on youã
ãAssociation? Ah, the special associationã
ãThatâs rightã
Association is an organization of special magicians, itâs completely independent of the Holy Church.
They wield great power and even have some influence on the churchâs actions. This organization has a freedom to move around uninhibited.
For example, if Aquaristanâs church wants to inquire something from Windistanâs, first things first, it needs to send the request to the Holy Church. Then, the Holy Church will receive the answer from Windistan.
Then that answer will be relayed to the Aquaristan. If the answer is positive then they can act.
This procedure alone takes a lot of time.
However, the special magicians association can act without those bothersome procedures.
You can say that the existence of the special magician association restrains the Holy Church and the Holy Church restrains the association.
This mutual restraint brings peace to the Leiria Kingdom.
Still, Seiya couldnât help but ask.
ãWhy are they interested?ã
Seiya couldnât figure out why the association had its eyes on him.
However, Raigaâs answer was unexpected.
ãBecause I have the two of you staying with me. Lily is no problem since she is adopted, but you are a freeloader. There seem to be some guys that think you have the potential to become a special magician, so they are investigating youã
ãI see. So it was something like thatã
Raiga was meeting with important people of Aquaristan, but at the same time, he met a few other special magicians.
ãThere are currently special magicians in this country. All of us wield tremendous power and if we ever fight each other, the damage will be enormous. Just like that, every clan tries to recruit the promising talents to strengthen their ranks, and Iâm no exceptionã
ãAnd thatâs why they have their eyes on me? ã
Thatâs the story you can believe. Special magicians are powerful and influential. If there is a new special magician to appear, it is natural to investigate.
ãThatâs how it is. From the standpoint of the other special magicians, you can become a big existence one day. Thatâs why they will launch a thorough investigationã
ãOi oi, please spare me from this annoyanceã
I finally obtained a peaceful life, there is no way Iâm participating in some association, thought Seiya.
ãI thought to stop them, but hiding things will make them even more suspicious. Therefore, I chose to ignore itã
ãHah, understoodã
And after their conversation has ended, a green-haired servant girl, Melena, entered the room.
ãExcuse me, there is a guest wishing to see youã
ãMe? I didnât receive any noticeã
Facing such a person as Raiga, most of the people will make an appointment first. But he had no appointments scheduled for today.
But he still came. He either mistook the time or is an insane person.
However, Melenaâs reply was something he didnât expect.
ãHe is one of the thirteen apostles and he is aware of his behaviorã
ãOne of the thirteen apostles? All right, let him in, I will meet him soonã
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[You think the only thing you did was rambling on too much! Everywhere is in an uproar!]
Ryoâs indignant voice boomed in my head after a certain council memberâs (the one who was a kin of the Fox Princess) resignation press conference overnight. By the way, Ryoâs father was not made accountable since he was human and had thwarted the likelihood of the country being ruled by a Demon King before the country would even realize it apparently.
However, at the same time, he was also accused of being involved with the Demon King, the âKing of the Devouring Black Mistâ.
Afterwards, Houki and Chirito went blue in the face as they realized that Kurokiri = the Mist King. Well, they have calmed down now though.
âHey, itâs my bad. So, how are the reactions of the people?â
[Since Japan operates on the principle that we should keep quiet about current events, and there is no telling what might happen if someone messes with another Demon Kingâs kin, there hasnât arisen much of a crisis. With the exception of the councilor himself, it has not been made evident who the kin are.]
Hmm. Is that how things have developed?
[However, in other countries, there are reports that this has almost triggered a downfall of the country, and certain religious communities are advocating the search for and extermination of all kin. On the contrary, there are countries and organizations that wish to transform all the human beings to the same affiliation with the Demon Kings as their kin with the Demon King as the head.]
âThings arenât looking peaceful. By the way, howâs your neighborhood?â
[Iâve been noticing what seems to be guards and monitoring crews. Though Iâm the only one following them.]
I see.
Even so, aside from the first two points, I donât understand the third one... Truthfully speaking, it makes no sense to accomplish such a feat, and it would consume an unbelievable amount of time and effort.
âIncidentally, did they discover the new entrance to my dungeon?â
[It looks like they have found it, but itâs recognized as a new labyrinth. It has already been verified in other countries that other similar dungeons are being created in the vicinity of the existing ones, so it seems that they have judged it to be identical to the existing ones. Well, in fact, those dungeons may be linked internally to the original dungeon, and the master may be the same.]
âI suppose thatâs true,â I replied somewhat dismayed.
Buuuuuuuuuuuu!
âAnd, it looks like itâs been a while since weâve had an intruder, so Iâm disconnecting. Call in if thereâs a problem.â
[I understand.]
And then the communication broke off.
âThe location is... yes. The third level.â
My heart skipped a beat in anticipation of the first invader in a long time.
âHmm. So here they are.â
On the screen in front of me, the military men were shown crawling out of the dungeon.
This time, I had spent nearly half a day defeating half of them and allowing the other half to flee, just as I had planned. Although it had been ascertained that several of the people I defeated will not survive with ordinary medical treatment, they were still breathing.
Incidentally, the battle scene was...
âHostiles attacking!â
âThere are sniper shots coming from somewhere!â
âArgh!â
âPull yourself together, the wound is... ugh!â
âWatch out! This bulletâs a living thing!â
âDamn it! Theyâre devouring me from the inside... how gross!â
It was something along those lines. Anyway, whoever called it gross, I agreed with you, but I have memorized your face since you said it to me face to face. I had let you go this time, but there will be no next time.
Now, here was the main subject of todayâs SuperâExperiment Time.
Therefore, I headed to the third level where the wounded were. Donât underestimate the agility of the Demon King.
âKill me...â
âIf this doesnât go well. âĒMonster CreateâĢ.â
âGaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!â
A magic circle emerged at the feet of the mortally wounded soldier, forcing an expression of anguish to surface on the soldierâs face... but that was all there was to it. Neither the soldierâs wounds were healed nor did he transform into a kin. Moreover, my magic power had hardly dwindled at all.
âHmm. No good. Then, as you wish, âĒMist PlosionâĢ.â
I put an end to the dying soldier.
âThen, off to the next one.â
I then proceeded to the next soldier and repeated the process.
I had already attempted this on two other soldiers, including the prior one, and failed both times. There were only two more soldiers left.
And here was the conclusion.
Apparently, utilizing âĒMonster CreateâĢ on a dying individual proved ineffective because they had been brought to the brink of death by âĒDevouring Black MistâĢ in terms of HP and other regulations.
Therefore, it may be crucial not to harbor the will to resist, as Izumi did. Or to put it another way, the other party may need to be willing to devote themselves to the Demon King.
If that was the case, then a critically ill patient or a person who would be dying in an accident might be a potential target. Aside from congenital diseases, given that Izumi was able to recover from her condition, it would definitely work on people with diseases or injuries that are developed later on.
Alternatively, it could be a certain alien-like approach, âMake a contract with me and become a Kirijin.â The only price was quitting the human race and collecting intelligence on a periodic basis but who comply with that?
Hmm. Then, I suppose I should request Ichiko to perform another assignment. Sheâs basically a conscientious person, so Iâm sure sheâll be willing to undertake the task even if sheâs reluctant to do so.
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Alicia never took the trouble to teach me everything.
...I think Liz Cather was very fortunate in that respect. Because there should be many aristocrats who were kind to her.
Maybe as a result, she took advantage of their kindness.
Duke apologized, but I donât think it was the royal familyâs fault.
Liz Catherâs unwavering faith in her own beliefs led to this. She deserved it.
But it was important for her to stand up for her beliefs. And to consider other opinions out there....
âI never asked Alicia-chan to be a villain. Your father ordered it on his own. It was not my fault that she was exiled.â
While Liz Cather became emotionally unstable, Henryâs voice remained calm.
âDid you come here so you could see Duke?â
â...No, I didnât. I really wanted to save Alicia. ...you must have thought that I was too egotistical for that.â
Liz mocked herself, as if she had stopped pretending to be someone she wasnât. At the same time, Eric also woke up.
âWhat the heck is going on?â
Eric turned to us with a surprised look on his face.
Mel also suddenly reappeared beside us. She whispered to me, âActually, red-hair, heard everything you just saidâ.
At that moment, I understood Dukeâs plan.
He had convinced Liz Cather that Eric was sleeping before he had unmasked her.
...We werenât told about this beforehand so that we wouldnât act weird. Duke was so thorough.
As a result, I think he often kept things to himself, unable to tell the others.
I wondered if he could do that because he was born a prince. It would have been difficult for Liz Cather, who grew up as a ânormalâ person, to be able to do that.
Liz Cather wanted to be special, but she might have been fine with being normal, too. But it was not being normal that made it possible for her to meet Duke....
It was fascinating to watch the world grow. So, even if I have to take on many responsibilities and burdens, I still want to be special.
I am not like Liz Cather.
âLiz, have you been thinking about that for a long time?â
Ericâs words made Liz upset. Everything she had built was falling apart.
I didnât think it was necessary to look so pathetic, as if it was the end of the world... Things were definitely better the way they were now, in my opinion.
Would this really break her brainwashing?
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With Shia in the front, Hajime and them are currently heading towards the big tree. Itâs the second day after theyâve arrived at Fair Bergen, the cycle for the path to the big tree to open has finally come.
Within that time, there were various disturbances which Hajime and them were caught up in as they stayed in Fair Bergen but, if you compare it with what usually happens, itâs likely not to such a high extent that it couldnât be categorized as their daily lives.
Mainly, the thing with Kouki and the freed slaves (girls), a group of male Demi-humanâs were doing this and that to hajime because of the thing with Arutena, and Ryutaro was doing this and that with the Demi-humans martial arts masters......those kind of stories.
Along the way, forest demons launched a surprise attack under the fog. However, Hajime and the rest, Yue, Shia, Teio, and the Hauria didnât deal with it at all, they left everything up to Kouki and them. Since they didnât know what kind of trials the great labyrinth [Harutsuina Sea of Trees] holds, as a warm up they were told to take out the demons.
To begin with, because the Sea of Trees drives the senses of other races besides the Demi-humans mad, it was completely different than fighting against the demons at [Orcus Great Labyrinth], Kouki and them were having a pretty hard fight. They kept teasing by using hit and run tactics repeatedly and Ryutaro was plainly irritated at the demons who made full use of the dense fog.
â......There! Like this....this!â
Within there, Kaori was mixed into Kouki and themâs repeated combat.
Kaori still wasnât completely in full control of Nointoâs body yet so she was there voluntarily to train. It appears that, the dense fog didnât effect Nointoâs body as much, it seems to be just the right adjustment for the battle experience and trace skills that Nointo had.
Even now, while fluttering her wings which shined in silver, it shot out silver feathers to repel the demons. It appears that sheâs gotten used to using the silver feathers, as if they were homing missiles, they launched out at the demons and instantly decomposed them to nothingness.
âYa!â
In addition, while giving out a shout, the approaching demons who slipped past the silver feathers were wonderfully cut into by the great sword that was clad in silver light that was pulled out in an instant.
It seems that she still couldnât wield them freely like how Nointo did but, if its just one hit then sheâs considerably skilled. At the very least, it was at the level where she couldnât be embarrassed to call herself a âSwordsmanâ.
âI seem to be considerably getting used to this. Itâs worthwhile that I get into a fight with Yue everydayââ.......Your specâs are abnormal. I canât afford to be carelessâ
Hajime let out a breath and muttered, âFuu~â, as he watched Kaoriâs figure.
Although sheâs still not on the original Nointoâs level yet which was able to give the Hajime at full power a hard fight, but if you think about her growth rate, it was wonderful since it was still only around days since her soul was transferred. Kaoriâs diligence is likely allowing her to rapidly master Nointoâs fighting power.
âThatâs not true. Iâm still not accustomed to using magic while fighting, if I donât concentrate on Decomposition it wont activate as well.....I still canât even get a hit off of Yueâ
It appears that she heard the conversation between Hajime and Yue, Kaori was pouting as she moved forwards. She wants to quickly become stronger, she has the image but, sheâs frustrated that it doesnât go as she thought it would.....those kind of feelings are reflected on her expression.
â.......Kaori. What are you saying. Your physical abilities exceeds ours, you have the brutal ability of decomposition in your silver wings, and youâve got aptitude in all attributes and can use magic without having to chant and without magic formations. Your swordsmanship is also progressing limitlessly like a joke as well, due to your proficiency in recovery magic, your defenses are like a fortress, even if they successfully inflict a wound onto you, itâll heal up immediately....itâs already unsuitable to call you a cheat anymore, youâre more like a bugged character. Yet youâre still dissatisfied?â
Shizuku pointed out her specs as if she was amazed, Kaori had felt that she definitely felt like a monster so she just let her eyes wander around.
âBut, I canât defeat Yue or Shia.....if Iâm a bugged character then, what are Hajime-kun and them?â
â.....Something hard to describe or something...like that.....â
Shizuku was showing a difficult expression as she thought of the best way to describe Hajime and them, it seems that nothing came to mind in the end. Kouki called out to Shizuku.
âItâs fine, Shizuku. As long as we can clear the great labyrinth then even we can become as strong as Nagumo. No, if you think about Nagumoâs non-fighting class, surely weâd be able to be stronger than himâ
âLooks like it. Iâm looking forwards to find out what kind of magic weâll obtainâ
âUn, lets do our best!â
Although Hajimeâs strength doesnât come solely from Age of Gods magic, Kouki who was through with it was strongly clenching his fist. Ryutaro and Suzu also seemed to have been pumped up.
âEvery~one, Weâve reached it~â
When Kouki and them were firing themselves up, Shia tells them of their arrival at the big tree as she looked back over her shoulder. When Hajime and them chased after Shia who advanced ahead and disappeared into the other side of the fog, they arrived at a space that had no fog. Towering in front was a withered huge tree just exactly like they saw before.
âThis is.....the big tree.....â
âItâs extremely......hugeâ
While looking above their heads, they werenât even able to see the top of the big tree, Kouki and them had their mouths opened absentmindedly as its width was so long it was as if they were standing in front of a wall. Surely it was the same expression anyone else would have had when seeing it for the first time, Hajime and Yue had a small smile while looking at eachother.
Hajime approached the lithograph while pulling out all the proofs that heâs obtained from the other great labyrinths out of his âTreasure Warehouseâ. The lithograph hasnât changed since last time, crests of the great labyrinths are drawn on the front and itâs back was hollow in order to allow the proofs to be place in.
While crouching down, Hajime was playing with the proofs in his palm, Kouki and them were finally freed from the large treeâs dignified appearance and focused on Hajime. From now on itâll be a place where anything can truly happen at anytime. While bracing themselves, Hajime looked sharply at Kouki and them.
âCam, Since we donât know whatâll happen from now on, back off with the Hauria tribeâ
âRoger, boss. May fortune be with youâ
By Fair Bergenâs negotiations, the south land with the big tree became Cam and their territory but, from Hajimeâs words his expression became a bit disappointed, However he still decided to salute and then everyone spread out together.
When he confirmed that, Hajime slowly placed the âOrcus Great Labyrinthâ ring of proof into the hollow section of the lithograph. Once it was placed, the lithograph began to shine faintly and characters appeared.
â proofsâ
âPower of Reproductionâ
âGuidepost of weaved bondsâ
âA path for a new trial shall be open for those who have everythingâ
âThis is the same as before as well. The used proof....is anything other than âKamiyamaâ fineâ
Hajime went ahead and set the proofs into the lithograph that while muttering. âRaisenâs Ringâ âGuryuenâs Pendantâ âMerujineâs Coinâ......
Each time one was set into the lithograph, itâs light strengthened up. And immediately after placing the final coin, the light was set free and it scattered onto the front of the big tree, this time the big tree was the one that shined brightly.
âMu? A crest has appeared on the big treeâ
â.....Next is, the power of Reproduction?â
As Teio muttered with great interest, a pattern of the angel systems stood out on the trunk of the large tree. Yue walked towards the shining pattern and while quietly touching it she used Reproduction magic.
Immediately afterwards,
Pa~aaaaa!!
The big tree was wrapped up in a light uncomparable to before, a wave of light was continuously rippling towards the top from the place that Yue had touched.
The big tree that was shining brightly, gradually revived as the light spread out to every corner as if it was absorbing water from its roots.
âAh, leaves.....â
Shia pointed at the leaves which appeared as the tree regained itâs vitality with each passing moment. It was almost like looking at the birth of life, Hajime and them were staring at what was in front of their eyes with a mysterious feeling, the big tree was quickly growing and it regained its bright green looks.
As a slightly strong wind blew by, the sound of the large treeâs leaves rustling around could be heard. Then, at the next moment, all of the sudden, the front of the tree trunk was split from the right and left and a cave appeared. It was a big cave which could fit several tens of people.
Hajime and them looked at each others faces and nodded to each other and stepped into the cave without hesitation.
Hajime was slightly concernedââwould the other members who have not captured 4 great labyrinths actually be able to challenge the great labyrinth of the Sea of Trees, but it appears that it was pointless worries. Everyone was able to enter the cave without a problem.
It was probably like the other great labyrinths in the stance of, âIf you want to enter, itâs fine as long as you have whatâs necessary. However, your life is not guaranteedâ.
Hajime looked around the surroundings. But, there didnât seem to be anything particular in the cave. It was simply a huge space which extended out like a dome.
âIs it a dead-end?â
Kouki muttered out doubtfully.
Immediately afterwards, the entrance to the cave began to shut as if it had been reverse-reproductioned.
The light from the outside gradually thinned out. Hajime scolded Kouki who instinctively panicked. When the entrance was completely shut, the inside of the cave was wrapped in darkness, immediately Yue secured a light source and held it up in her hand. However there was no need for it.
Thatâs because a huge magic formation appeared underneath their legs and it emitted strong light.
âWhatâs up! What is this!â
âQuit making so much noise! Its a transfer magic formation! Donât be careless when youâre transferred!â
After Hajime warned the shaken Ryutaro and Suzu, their view blacked out.
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What reflected in Hajime and their view when the light returned was a lush forest. A sea of trees inside of a tree.....created an indescribably odd situation.
âIs everyone alright?â
Kouki lightly shook his head and confirmed his surroundings for the safety of his comrades. There Shizuku and them, âWeâre fineâ, replied. Yue, Shia, Teio, and Kaori didnât seem to have any particular problems either, they watched their surroundings with caution.
âNagumo, this is really the great labyrinth right? ......Which way should we progress in?â
The place where Hajime and them were transferred to was, a vacant circled lot where they were completely surrounded by trees in 360 degrees, there wasnât a guidepost indicating which way they should go either.
Since itâs covered in a dense fog, it doesnât seem like flying overhead to look for a path would be useful. Thatâs why Kouki asked Hajime who had lots of experience with great labyrinths.
â......For the time being, weâve got no choice but to look aroundâ
Hajime muttered out with a slightly displeased expression, he placed his hand onto the trunk of a tree and activated âTracingâ. A magic mark was created, a bright red arrow was placed onto the tree and pointing in the direction where they were going.
When Kouki and them saw that they nodded. It seems they understood that they had no choice but to search while placing signs. And they took the lead since they heard that even if you cleared the labyrinth, if they werenât recognized by the great labyrinth then they wouldnât be able to obtain Age of Gods magic.
The other members followed behind successively. However, only Hajime didnât move from his place as his eyes retained coldness within it. As they began to walk, Shia noticed and a â?â appeared over her head as she turned back towards Hajime.
â......Hajime-san? Whats wroâ-â
Shia called out to Hajime......in that moment,
Shuba!
When they heard that wind-like noise ring out, in a instant Yue and Teio, as well as Ryutaro were coiled by a wire, with both spheres on both ends fixed into the air they were restrained. Hajime had taken out the bola from his âTreasure Warehouseâ and quickly thrown them to bind them.
Yue, Teio, and Ryutaro wiggled around as they struggled. When Kouki and them saw that they were dumbfounded. However, once they regained their sanity and as if it was able to produce a ~Ki~ sound they immediately glared strongly at Hajime.
Kouki instinctively raised his voice angrily. Shizuku and them had tensed expressions as their eyes conveyed that they wanted an explanation from Hajime.
â......Be quiet for a bitâ
However, Hajime only said that and didnât answer Kouki and their doubts and silently looked towards Yue, he briskly walked up towards her who was expressionless.
And, as Yue looked up at Hajime perplexedly, Hajime pressed Donner against her forehead. His eyes had a coldness of absolute zero within them, it was obvious that Hajime was completely furious in anger.
âHajime....What i-â
Yue had a, I canât believe it, expression as Hajime pointed his muzzle at her. And when she tried to voice out her doubt as she called Hajimeâs name.
However, immediately after that,
Hajime pulled Donnerâs trigger without hesitation. A dry explosive noise echoed throughout the sea of trees. For now, although the muzzle was removed from Yueâs forehead and pointed towards her shoulder, even still it didnât change the fact that Hajime had shot his beloved lover.
Towards that fact, it was obvious that Kouki and them as well as Shia and them were intensely shaken. And they looked at Hajime with eyes that doubted his sanity.
âWha, what are you doing! Nagumo-kun!â
âHajime-kun! Stop!â
Shizuku and Kaori raised their voices to attempt to stop Hajime who was filled with rage but, Shia finally noticed the sense of incongruity and held onto Kaori and them by the hand instead.
Although there was an air like Kouki would spring at any moment to try and restrain Hajime but, that disappeared after Hajimeâs next words.
âDonât speak without permission, Imitations. Youâre only an imitation and you dare imitate Yueâs voice. If you dare to call my name with that voice again. Iâll scrape off your hands and feetâ
The moment Hajime uttered his voice, as if the ground was arctic cold, the air was filled with coldness. However the temperature hasnât actually fallen. Murderous intent was overflowing from his body and in turn dropped the heat that life was giving out. Somehow, even the surroundings became dark. Towards the dense murderous intent, Kouki and them naturally became shallow breathed and cold sweat ran down like a waterfall.
âWhat are you? Where is the real Yue?â
. Rather than âWho are youâ it was âWhat are youâ, this was because blood was not flowing from where she was shot in the shoulder. It was obvious that it wasnât a âpersonâ.
This time Hajime shot through the opposite shoulder. However the fake Yue still didnât change her expression. It appears that they didnât have a sense of pain. Just like Nointo, they carried an image as if they were puppets, or they may not actually have any will of their own.
âAre you not going to answer. ......No, do you not have a function to answer. Then its fine already. Dieâ
This time Hajime pointed Donnerâs muzzle onto Yueâs forehead and used a rail gun to blast her head off. Behind Yue (Fake), something was splattering and scattering.
Although Shizuku and them instinctively turned away from it, if you took the time to look at it, it wasnât a brain but a rust colored slime that had scattered. Yueâs (Fake) body which lost itâs head was beginning to melt after one beat, it similarly turned into a rust colored slime and stained into the ground.
Hajime continued to shoot through Teio and Ryutaroâs heads consecutively while they were still restrained by the bola. As the two people splattered Kouki and them instinctively had goosebumps but, as expected they turned into a rust colored slime and were inhaled into the ground just like the Yue (Fake) slime.
âChi. As expected of a great labyrinth. Starting right off the bat....â
Hajime cursed out as he holstered Donner.
âHajime-san.....Yue-san and Teio-san are.....â
âThey must have been transferred to a different location from earlier. There was a slight sense of the feeling when our memories were being searched by Age of Gods magic. The rust colored slimes who obtained the memories used their mimic abilities to disguise themselves, it felt like they had openings from behind?â
Hajimeâs expression distorts into a bad mood as his lover turned into soup. Shizuku and Suzu nodded as if they felt admiration as they heard Hajimeâs guess.
âI see. .....Even still youâve done good to noticeâ
âUn un, Suzu wasnât able to tell the difference at all. How did you notice?â
Suzu asked for Hajimeâs identification tips as it would be troubling if they couldnât distinct their own comrades apart. Kouki looked at Hajime with interest as well while worrying about the safety of his best friend.
Hajimeâs answer towards that question was....
âEven if you asked me. .....I can only say that the instant I saw them, I noticed. What was before my eyes was âNot my Yueââ
â â â â â........â â â â â
In a sense, all members lost their strength when the answer was him speaking fondly of his sweetheart.
âThen, how about Ryutaro-kun and Teio-san?â
âOnce you know that there are imposters then, with the âMagic Eye Stoneâ if you look carefully you can see a sense of incongruity. Thatâs why you donât have to worry as long as youâre with me from now onâ
Is that so~, Kouki and them looked at Hajime amazedly. Within that, as if Shia thought of something she went, ~ha~, while fidgeting she asked Hajime while expecting something.
âAno, Hajime-san.....if it was me, would you also notice it in an instant?â
â ! â
Kaori who was next to Shia reacted, in her glance she asked, âHow about me?â. Somehow or another eyes were attracted to Hajime. Inside of the delicate bittersweet atmosphere, Hajime answered plainly without much vigor.
âSa~a? Isnât it impossible for just a moments glance?â
Usually while one was reading the air, âOf course, Isnât it obvious that Iâd realize it?â, and answer like that but, this was part of Hajimeâs quality. While thinking that he mercilessly answered.
Unintentionally Shia and Kaori continued to stare at him but, Hajime continued to advance into the depths of the sea of trees while being indifferent about the two peopleâs glances.
âItâs questionable how he can have such strong nerves....â
âAu, Kaolin, Shiashia, cheer up!â
âKaori is really, what about that guy is.....â
While following after Hajime, Shizuku and them glanced at Shia and Kaori who puffed their cheeks in a bad mood from their appeal. While having various problems at the the start of the line, they stepped into the sea of trees.
By the way, in his mind, âIf it was Shia Iâd knowâ, is what Hajime had thought but.....he had just decided to take on an honest attitude but he carelessly said that bluntly so he may very well be a tsundere.
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Vuu~uuâuuâuuâuuâ!!
Exactly like an electric fan moving at maximum speeds, that kind of sound was echoing in the sea of trees. It wasnât one or two either. It was the buzzing of countless numbers. Translucent wings that were flapping at super-high speeds were already like a kind of attack as the noise reverates.
âUu~, gross~, [Beyond Heaven-ugh]!â
âDonât whine! Suzu, it went that way!â
âKu, itâs quick! [Heavenly Flying Sword]!â[/efn_note]What Iâm calling it, 夊įŋåŖ[/efn_note]
Suzu looking like she wanted to cry as she was holding in the physiological disgust she felt from looking at the demon.
That may be something that canât be helped. After all, the reason for the buzzing was a toddler sized âBeeâ. If you compared it in form then it would be a hornet. The super-huge bee-typed demon were attacking in swarms with their tough jaws and lethal stingers.
With a malicious yellow and black hue, their jaws creaked as it opened and closed, their stingers had green liquid dripping from it, their feet that waved around eerily, and their dark red compound eyes......it certainly was a creature that youâd want to avoid.
Moreover, this bee-typed demon were hard to deal with because they were quick and they cooperated in groups. Furthermore, they could continuously shoot out their needles since a new one would immediately grow in its place, from mid-range it was exactly like a machine-gun so there was the threat of being swept by a rain of stingers.
Somehow Suzuâs barriers were keeping out the stingers, as opposed to Koukiâs method of hammering them with a single blow, Shizuku was breaking apart their cooperation and speed, however the swarm of beeâs were not decreasing in numbers at all.
âDamn, these guys, theyâre exactly like the Majinzokuâs demons!â
âNo, itâs reversed isnât it? Theyâre monsters are similar to the great labyrinthâs monstersâ
Kouki wielded his sacred sword with a desperate look, he remembered the scene of bloodshed that they experienced previously and unintentionally cursed out. They had absolutely no space to relax because the great labyrinthâs monsters were so strong.
At the moment a mantis-shaped demon that was around 2 meters in length was about to do a surprise attack on Kouki from behind but, Hajime killed it in an instant and tsukkomied at the same time.
A slight distance away from Hajime, Shia was killing 3 meter ant-typed demons in a single hit with Doryukken and blasting through the ground building a mountain of corpses. Kaori wasnât losing either, she continuously shot out silver feathers and close to 30 beeâs were already shot down and decomposed.
When Kouki saw the spectacle that came into view, he grit his teeth as he feels the difference between Hajime and their powers once again.
ââBeyond Heaven-ughâ âBeyond Heaven-ughâ! Itâs useless. Weâll be overwhelmed!â
Suzu who was close to tears, created several shining shields, she kept repeatedly building new ones as soon as the previous ones were destroyed, Suzuâs magical power was mercilessly shaved down.
âBeyond Heavenâ is not that strong but its strength is that it can be produced in great numbers, Suzu was a âBarrier Masterâ so her barriers also carried enough strength to take on several attacks from normal demons before they were destroyed.
However, in front of the bee-typed demonâs stingers that they shot out, those barriers were instantly broken as if they were paper waste, currently Suzu was being forced to deploy barriers at unprecedented speeds.
Little by little, little by little, the deployment of barriers were being delayed and the scene of flying stingers gradually fills the distance, it was as if she was being strangled by a line of silk and it damaged Suzuâs mind.
âRun rampant, âThunder Flowerâ! mince them, [Flash Claw]!â
Along with Shizukuâs chants, a sinister flower of thunder bloomed in the sky, and a claw of wind minced through. She demonstrated her black katanaâs abilities on the approaching bee-typed demons.
With her sharp swordsmanship, she was certainly feeling the feedback of the demons being torn apart. With Shizuku being a Speed Fighter, being paired up against the bees was a good match. While disturbing their cooperation with her free movement skill âNo Rhythmâ, one by one she was sure to slaughter them.
However, the bee-typed demonâs strength was their numbers. Even if she could defeat them, Shizuku was lacking in overwhelming annihilation powers. Hence, the war situation was that they were gradually being pushed, Shizuku who noticed that had a bitter expression.
âWill of the blade, harboring light which will tear apart the enemy! âLight Bladeâ!â
Thanks to Shizuku, Kouki was able to chant as he liked and his sacred sword was coated by a sword of light.
The light blade extended his sacred sword by about another 2 meters in length. Kouki swung the huge blade of light while rotating his body in one motion which cut through all gathered surrounding bee-typed demons.
However because the motion of the attack held too many openings, the demons charged in towards him. In response his body was hurled backwards.
The bee-typed demon was about to thrust its stinger into him but, fortunately, Koukiâs sacred armor prevented the stinger from coming near, Kouki somehow managed to use that chance to get up and cut off itâs head.
He had no room to answer Shizukuâs worried voice. In the next moment, he was attacked by huge quantities of demons so Kouki needed to finish recovering his balance.
âUo~ooooo!â
Although Kouki waved his sacred sword while shouting, the demons in the great labyrinth werenât sweet enough to spare you any time when youâve exposed a chance. At last, a bee-typed demon managed to slip past the sacred sword and get behind him, it then clung onto him from behind like spikes on shoes, it was trying to use its jaws to tear through Koukiâs neck.
â~!?â
Kouki raised a voiceless scream.
in that juncture,
A gunshot.
The moment when the beeâs jaws were about to pierce through Koukiâs neck, a flash of light surged out from the side as it cut through the sky and easily blew off the bee-typed demonâs head off.
Kouki who was unsteady due to the aftereffect, ignored the heat that he felt on his neck and separated himself from the remains of the bee-typed demon that was clinging onto him. Although it was a narrow escape from death, Koukiâs cheeks cramped as more demons swarmed him.
ââIâll be overwhelmed!
He was convinced. A voice that had no sense of panic was heard in Koukiâs ears.
âDonât move, Amanogawaâ
Immediately afterwards, countless meteors fell down upon the bee-typed demons and mercilessly trampled them.
Doo~opan! Doo~opan! Doo~opan! Doo~opan! Doo~opan!
You could only hear one gunshot but, the truth was that there were 6 flashes produced.
The shining red spear of light pierced through all demons in the line of fire and killed them instantly. In addition, the bullets were shot out with well-thought out trajectories, they went through the air and collided with the other bullets and with that slight change in angle they efficiently pierced through more Demons.
According to their viewpoint, it almost seemed as if the enemies voluntarily jumped into the bullets. Such special technique could be called an admirable performance, the demons which were giving Kouki a hard time were overwhelmed by Hajime, the bullets were continuously spinning and reloading one another, in addition Donner and Schlag shot out when they fell into confusion.
......It didnât even take 1 minute before everything was taken care of. It was instant killings.
Hajime who annihilated the bee-typed demons in no time at all holstered Donner and Schlag as if nothing happened, he approached the defeated monsters as Kouki and them were stunned.
âChi, it doesnât seem like thereâs any meaning even if I ate them.....â
âE, eat? Eh, Nagumo-kun, you intended to eat this? Seriously?â
Instinctively, Shizuku asked after being influenced by the previous act of devastation.
âDid I not say it before? .....If I eat a demon which is equal or higher than me, I can take in the opponents inherent magic for myself. In the abyss, the only thing there was to eat were demons. Ahh, you guys shouldnât copy me. Without a doubt youâd dieâ
âEven if you didnât say it, we wouldnât. Hearing it once again is truly sublime.....â
Shizuku was looking at Hajime with a complex expression. Heâs really reliable since heâs helped them countless times by now but, she was reminded once again of where that power came from was through a sublime experience, she was lost on whether she should honestly feel admiration or not.
âBu, but, why arenât you eating this thing then? No, as for Suzu, suzu doesnât want to see such a predation scene so you donât have to eat it but......â
âI just said it just now? Thereâs no meaning unless theyâre equal or higher than me. The guys around here are all small frysâ
â......I See~. For Nagumo-kun, this monster is a small fry~. I see~, ahahaâ
âSuzu, I understand your feelings so donât break. Please come backâ
Suzu who was giving a dry laugh as if slightly broken and Shizuku was sighingly asking her to regain her sanity.
Within that, only Kouki was staring at the remains of the demons that Hajime had created while tightly grasping the sword in his grip. For himself, the enemy was powerful to the extent where he had almost lost his life, but Hajime evaluated them as if they were just stones on the side of the road without any value, he felt unpleasant from their difference in ability. Although he was trying to pretend to not notice, dark emotions were beginning to swell up again within his heart.
Hajime glanced over at Kouki who was standing still silently.
â~. Wh, what is it?â
âFor now just think about finding your childhood friend. Being worried about this and that, itâll be fine as long as you do what you have to doâ
âAh, ahh. Youâre right, we have to quickly find Ryutaro and them....â
Although he stuttered somewhat, Kouki nodded firmly towards Hajimeâs words. He braced himself again to search for his missing childhood friend.
After Hajime was glancing at Kouki like that, he seemed to have lost interest and averted his glance.
As a matter of fact, Hajime had clearly understood what Kouki was feeling. Inferiority complex and frustration, jealousy of strength........they were emotions which Hajime had felt once before.
He never thought that Kouki who had everything would be feeling that way towards himself, it was a rather ironic subject. As Hajime was thinking about such things, because he had no feelings to consider for Kouki, he was simply through with it. The words from awhile ago that Hajime said out was already a big treat.
âHajime-san, the other side was cleaned up~â
âFu~u, this side is done tooâ
In the meantime, Kaori and Shia who finished dealing with the demons came back.
âAlright. Well then, shall we depart. I think that if its Yue and Teio then itâs alright but, we should still regroup with them as quickly as possible. Sakagami is......ma~a, whatever happens, happensâ
âWha-, arenât you treating Ryutaro too crudely? Say, I know that your lover is important and all but....â
From what Hajime said, Shizuku had a troubled expression as she tsukkomied. The party advanced through the interior of the sea of trees to look for their companions who were separated from them. | {
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And I've been thinking a lot about what I have learned over these last particularly 11 years with V-Day and "The Vagina Monologues," essentially meeting with women and girls across the planet to stop violence against women.
What I want to talk about today is this particular cell, or grouping of cells, that is in each and every one of us.
And I want to call it the girl cell.
And it's in men as well as in women.
I want you to imagine that this particular grouping of cells is central to the evolution of our species and the continuation of the human race.
And I want you imagine that at some point in history a group of powerful people invested in owning and controlling the world understood that the suppression of this particular cell, the oppression of these cells, the reinterpretation of these cells, the undermining of these cells, getting us to believe in the weakness of these cells and the crushing, eradicating, destroying, reducing these cells, basically began the process of killing off the girl cell,
which was, by the way, patriarchy.
I want you to imagine that the girl is a chip in the huge macrocosm of collective consciousness.
And it is essential to balance, to wisdom and to actually the future of all of us.
And then I want you to imagine that this girl cell is compassion, and it's empathy, and it's passion itself, and it's vulnerability, and it's openness, and it's intensity, and it's association, and it's relationship, and it is intuitive.
And then let's think how compassion informs wisdom, and that vulnerability is our greatest strength, which lead to radical, appropriate, saving action.
And then let's remember that we've been taught the exact opposite by the powers that be, that compassion clouds your thinking, that it gets in the way, that vulnerability is weakness, that emotions are not to be trusted, and you're not supposed to take things personally, which is one of my favorites.
I think the whole world has essentially been brought up not to be a girl.
How do we bring up boys? What does it mean to be a boy?
To be a boy really means not to be a girl.
To be a man means not to be a girl.
To be a woman means not to be a girl.
To be strong means not to be a girl.
To be a leader means not to be a girl.
I actually think that being a girl is so powerful that we've had to train everyone not to be that.
And I'd also like to say that the irony suppressing girl, suppressing emotion, refusing feeling has lead thus here.
Where we have now come to live in a world where the most extreme forms of violence, the most horrific poverty, genocide, mass rapes, the destruction of the Earth, is completely out of control.
And because we have suppressed our girl cells and suppressed our girl-ship, we do not feel what is going on.
So, we are not being charged with the adequate response to what is happening.
I want to talk a little bit about the Democratic Republic of Congo.
For me, it was the turning point of my life.
I have spent a lot of time there in the last three years.
I feel up to that point I had seen a lot in the world, a lot of violence.
I essentially lived in the rape mines of the world for the last 12 years.
But the Democratic Republic of Congo really was the turning point in my soul.
in a place called Bukavu in a hospital called the Panzi Hospital, with a doctor who was as close to a saint as any person I've ever met.
His name is Dr. Denis Mukwege.
In the Congo, for those of you who don't know, there has been a war raging for the last 12 years, a war that has killed nearly six million people.
It is estimated that somewhere between 300,000 and 500,000 women have been raped there.
When I spent my first weeks at Panzi hospital I sat with women who sat and lined up every day to tell me their stories.
Their stories were so horrific, and so mind-blowing and so on the other side of human existence, that to be perfectly honest with you, I was shattered.
And I will tell you that what happened is through that shattering, listening to the stories of eight-year-old girls who had their insides eviscerated, who had guns and bayonets and things shoved inside them so they had holes, literally, inside them where their pee and poop came out of them.
Listening to the story of 80-year-old women who were tied to chains and circled, and where groups of men would come and rape them periodically, all in the name of economic exploitation to steal the minerals so the West can have it and profit from them.
My mind was so shattered.
But what happened for me is that that shattering actually emboldened me in a way I have never been emboldened.
That shattering, that opening of my girl cell, that kind of massive breakthrough of my heart allowed me to become more courageous, and braver, and actually more clever than I had been in the past in my life.
I want to say that I think the powers that be know that empire-building is actually -- that feelings get in the way of empire-building.
Feelings get in the way of the mass acquisition of the Earth, and excavating the Earth, and destroying things.
I remember, for example, when my father, who was very, very violent, used to beat me.
And he would actually say, while he was beating me, "Don't you cry. Don't you dare cry."
Because my crying somehow exposed his brutality to him.
And even in the moment he didn't want to be reminded of what he was doing.
I know that we have systematically annihilated the girl cell.
And I want to say we've annihilated it in men as well as in women.
And I think in some ways we've been much harsher to men in the annihilation of their girl cell.
I see how boys have been brought up, and I see this across the planet: to be tough, to be hardened, to distance themselves from their tenderness, to not cry.
I actually realized once in Kosovo, when I watched a man break down, that bullets are actually hardened tears, that when we don't allow men to have their girl self and have their vulnerability, and have their compassion, and have their hearts, that they become hardened and hurtful and violent.
And I think we have taught men to be secure when they are insecure, to pretend they know things when they don't know things, or why would we be where we are?
To pretend they're not a mess when they are a mess.
And I will tell you a very funny story.
On my way here on the airplane, I was walking up and down the aisle of the plane.
And all these men, literally at least 10 men, were in their little seats watching chick flicks.
And they were all alone, and I thought, "This is the secret life of men."
I've traveled, as I said, and I've seen, if we do what we do to the girl inside us then obviously it's horrific to think what we do to girls in the world.
And we heard from Sunitha yesterday, and Kavita about what we do to girls.
But I just want to say that I've met girls with knife wounds and cigarette burns, who are literally being treated like ashtrays.
I've seen girls be treated like garbage cans.
I've seen girls who were beaten by their mothers and brothers and fathers and uncles.
I've seen girls starving themselves to death in America in institutions to look like some idealized version of themselves.
I've seen that we cut girls and we control them and we keep them illiterate, or we make them feel bad about being too smart.
We silence them. We make them feel guilty for being smart. We get them to behave, to tone it down, not to be too intense.
We sell them, we kill them as embryos, we enslave them, we rape them.
We are so accustomed to robbing girls of the subject of being the subjects of their lives that we have now actually objectified them and turned them into commodities.
The selling of girls is rampant across the planet.
And in many places they are worth less than goats and cows.
But I also want to talk about the fact that if one in eight people on the planet are girls between the ages of 10 to 24, they are they key, really, in the developing world, as well as in the whole world, to the future of humanity.
And if girls are in trouble because they face systematic disadvantages that keep them where society wants them to be, including lack of access to healthcare, education, healthy foods, labor force participation.
The burden of all the household tasks usually falls on girls and younger siblings, which ensures that they will never overcome these barriers.
The state of girls, the condition of girls, will, in my belief -- and that's the girl inside us and the girl in the world -- determine whether the species survives.
having talked to girls, because I just finished a new book called "I Am an Emotional Creature: The Secret Life of Girls Around the World," I've been talking to girls for five years, and one of the things that I've seen is true everywhere is that the verb that's been enforced on girl is the verb "to please."
Girls are trained to please.
I want to change the verb.
I want us all to change the verb.
I want the verb to be "educate," or "activate," or "engage," or "confront," or "defy," or "create."
If we teach girls to change the verb we will actually enforce the girl inside us and the girl inside them.
And I have to now share a few stories of girls I've seen across the planet who have engaged their girl, who have taken on their girl in spite of all the circumstances around them.
I know a 14-year-old girl in the Netherlands, for example, who is demanding that she take a boat and go around the entire world by herself.
There is a teenage girl who just recently went out and knew that she needed 56 stars tattooed on the right side of her face.
who lived for a year in a tree because she wanted to protect the wild oaks.
There is a girl who I met 14 years ago in Afghanistan who I have adopted as my daughter because her mother was killed. Her mother was a revolutionary.
And this girl, when she was 17 years old, wore a burqa in Afghanistan, and went into the stadiums and documented the atrocities that were going on towards women, underneath her burqa, with a video.
And that video became the video that went out all over the world after 9/11 to show what was going on in Afghanistan.
I want to talk about Rachel Corrie who was in her teens when she stood in front of an Israeli tank to say, "End the occupation."
And she knew she risked death and she was literally gunned down and rolled over by that tank.
And I want to talk about a girl that I just met recently in Bukavu, who was impregnated by her rapist.
And she was holding her baby.
And I asked her if she loved her baby.
And she looked into her baby's eyes and she said, "Of course I love my baby. How could I not love my baby?
It's my baby and it's full of love."
The capacity for girls to overcome situations and to move on levels, to me, is mind-blowing.
There is a girl named Dorcas, and I just met her in Kenya.
Dorcas is 15 years old, and she was trained in self-defense.
A few months ago she was picked up on the street by three older men.
They kidnapped her, they put her in a car.
And through her self-defense, she grabbed their Adam's apples, she punched them in the eyes and she got herself free and out of the car.
In Kenya, in August, I went to visit one of the V-Day safe houses for girls, a house we opened seven years ago with an amazing woman named Agnes Pareyio.
Agnes was a woman who was cut when she was a little girl, she was female genitally mutilated.
And she made a decision as many women do across this planet, that what was done to her would not be enforced and done to other women and girls.
So, for years Agnes walked through the Rift valley.
She taught girls what a healthy vagina looked like, and what a mutilated vagina looked like.
And in that time she saved many girls. And when we met her we asked her what we could do for her, and she said, "Well, if you got me a Jeep I could get around a lot faster."
So, we got her a Jeep. And then she saved 4,500 girls.
And then we asked her, "Okay, what else do you need?"
And she said, "Well, now, I need a house."
So, seven years ago Agnes built the first V-Day safe house And it was a house where girls could run away, they could save their clitoris, they wouldn't be cut, they could go to school.
And in the years that Agnes has had the house, she has changed the situation there.
She has literally become deputy mayor.
She's changed the rules.
The whole community has bought in to what she's doing.
When we were there she was doing a ritual And there was a young girl named Jaclyn.
Jaclyn was 14 years old and she was in her Masai family and there's a drought in Kenya.
So cows are dying, and cows are the most valued possession.
And Jaclyn overheard her father talking to an old man about how he was about to sell her for the cows.
And she knew that meant she would be cut.
She knew that meant she wouldn't go to school.
She knew that meant she wouldn't have a future.
She knew she would have to marry that old man, and she was 14.
So, one afternoon, she'd heard about the safe house, Jaclyn left her father's house and she walked for two days, two days through Masai land.
She slept with the hyenas. She hid at night.
She imagined her father killing her on one hand, and Mama Agnes greeting her, with the hope that she would greet her when she got to the house.
And when she got to the house she was greeted.
Agnes took her in, and Agnes loved her, and Agnes supported her for the year.
She went to school and she found her voice, and she found her identity, and she found her heart.
Then, her time was ready when she had to go back to talk to her father about the reconciliation, after a year.
I had the privilege of being in the hut when she was reunited with her father and reconciled.
In that hut, we walked in, and her father and his four wives were sitting there, and her sisters who had just returned because they had all fled when she had fled, and her primary mother, who had been beaten in standing up for her with the elders.
When her father saw her and saw who she had become, in her full girl self, he threw his arms around her and broke down crying.
He said, "You are beautiful. You have grown into a gorgeous woman.
We will not cut you.
And I give you my word, here and now, that we will not cut your sisters either."
And what she said to him was, "You were willing to sell me for four cows, and a calf and some blankets.
But I promise you, now that I will be educated I will always take care of you, and I will come back and I will build you a house.
And I will be in your corner for the rest of your life."
For me, that is the power of girls.
And that is the power of transformation.
with a new piece from my book.
And I want to do it tonight for the girl in everybody here.
And I want to do it for Sunitha.
And I want to do it for the girls that Sunitha talked about yesterday, the girls who survive, the girls who can become somebody else.
But I really want to do it for each and every person here, to value the girl in us, to value the part that cries, to value the part that's emotional, to value the part that's vulnerable, to understand that's where the future lies.
This is called "I'm An Emotional Creature."
And it happened because I met a girl in Watts, L.A.
I was asking girls if they like being a girl, and all the girls were like, "No, I hate it. I can't stand it.
It's all bad. My brothers get everything."
And this girl just sat up and went, "I love being a girl.
I'm an emotional creature!"
This is for her: I love being a girl.
I can feel what you're feeling as you're feeling inside the feeling before.
I am an emotional creature.
Things do not come to me as intellectual theories or hard-pressed ideas.
They pulse through my organs and legs and burn up my ears.
Oh, I know when your girlfriend's really pissed off, even though she appears to give you what you want.
I know when a storm is coming.
I can feel the invisible stirrings in the air.
I can tell you he won't call back. It's a vibe I share.
I am an emotional creature.
I love that I do not take things lightly.
Everything is intense to me, the way I walk in the street, the way my momma wakes me up, the way it's unbearable when I lose, the way I hear bad news.
I am an emotional creature.
I am connected to everything and everyone. I was born like that.
Don't you say all negative that it's only only a teenage thing, or it's only because I'm a girl.
These feelings make me better.
They make me present. They make me ready. They make me strong.
I am an emotional creature.
There is a particular way of knowing.
It's like the older women somehow forgot.
I rejoice that it's still in my body.
Oh, I know when the coconut's about to fall.
I know we have pushed the Earth too far.
I know my father isn't coming back, and that no one's prepared for the fire.
I know that lipstick means more than show, and boys are super insecure, and so-called terrorists are made, not born.
I know that one kiss could take away all my decision-making ability.
And you know what? Sometimes it should.
This is not extreme. It's a girl thing, what we would all be if the big door inside us flew open.
Don't tell me not to cry, to calm it down, not to be so extreme, to be reasonable.
I am an emotional creature.
It's how the earth got made, how the wind continues to pollinate.
You don't tell the Atlantic Ocean to behave.
I am an emotional creature.
Why would you want to shut me down or turn me off?
I am your remaining memory.
I can take you back.
Nothing's been diluted.
Nothing's leaked out.
I love, hear me, I love that I can feel the feelings inside you, even if they stop my life, even if they break my heart, even if they take me off track, they make me responsible.
I am an emotional, I am an emotional, incondotional, devotional creature.
And I love, hear me, I love, love, love being a girl.
Can you say it with me?
I love, I love, love, love being a girl!
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Maybe he was thinking of showing a cool side of him to me.
Surrounding them were the Adventurers from both the capital and the hot-spring town, who were now transformed into curious onlookers.
âMikey, go get that capital greenhorn!â
âHuuh, who are you calling greenhorns! Still, you have my permission to beat up Cloud!â
âSmite that harem b˞a˞s˞t˞a˞r˞d˞!â
âPurge that playboy!â
âPurge him!â
The capitalâs Adventurers have united for this occasion and were cheering in chorus. That strange atmosphere ended up overpowering the settlement Adventurers in a flash.
Still, they were always so hostile to Cloud huh. The antagonism towards the Half-Demons was that deep-rooted it seems.
âCloud, do you actually have no friends?â
âWell, you are a Half-Demon. Canât be helped.â
âThatâs not the problem here!â
While in half-tears, Cloud took up his favorite shield and fake sword. Mikey also held a fake spear that was a bit over a meter long. Perhaps he was better accustomed to using spears rather than swords considering that his principal battlefield was the forest.
âCome to think of it, this might be the first time for Cloud to face a spear-wielding opponent.â
âHuh, really? Hang in there, Cloud!â
Michelle frantically cheered him on from next to me. It was a common scene for her to put her hands on her mouth to enhance her voice. It was a common sight, yes, but the two lumps of meat squeezed by her arms were anything but common.
âSheâll probably reach Maria-class in the future...â
âNicole, come on you too!â
âIâve already seen this development before. I donât really care, you know?â
Michelleâs cheer made not Cloud but the surrounding Adventurers more excited.
âWhat the? Wasnât that guy dating that white girl?â
âLook at that chest... She has some seriously promising future, doesnât she?â
âWait, so heâs two-timing them? Unforgivable.â
The hot spring Adventurers who didnât know the situation were gradually turned into Cloudâs enemies like this. Cloud in question was already used to this development, so he just dropped his shoulders as if saying,
The problem was Mikey who he was facing.
âNo.â
âUnforgivable. Popular guys should just die without mercy.â
âNot you too!?â
Just like that, the hopelessness of the capitalâs Adventurers had infected more people.
Following that, Mateus signaled the start of the match while acting like he was completely unrelated to this. You caused this mess, okay? I havenât forgotten it.
âNow then, begin!â
âDieee!â
âIsnât this just a match!?â
The spear was thrustâOf course, the training-use oneâand Cloudâs large shield stopped it. Then Cloud tried to thrust his sword to counterattack, but Mikey stepped forward faster than him.
His spear had been stopped by Cloudâs shield, yet he still took a step forward. The result was that the spear was pulled towards Mikey by the distance of that one step. With that action, he managed to both approach the opponent and bring back his spear.
Then Mikey once again thrust his spear as fast as he could, but Cloud twisted his body and dodged it.
âHeh... Heâs pretty good.â
âWahh, Cloudâs in a pinch!â
âNah, he can dodge that much. Heâs receiving dadâs training, after all.â
As proof of that, while Cloudâs upper body was bent back quite a bit, his lower body posture was still firmly in place. This told me that he still had some leeway left.
Still, this shouldâve made him realize how troublesome spears were. It was a weapon that could freely change the attack range with the wielderâs position.
And it generally had a longer reach than a sword. If I was asked to give an amateur some kind of weapon, I would have gone with a spear. It was just that simple to use, yet was very lethal and quite profound.
Cloud failed to kill his momentum so he rotated where he stood and swung his shield horizontally.
Though it was a shield, it was still a metallic object. If you got slammed with something like that, the resulting damage wouldnât be a joke.
Mikey instantly used his spear as a shield to block itâbut he also received a sword strike from the opposite side.
Was Cloud reproducing a pseudo-double-sword battle style? He seemed to have grown up quite a bit.
That said, his sword strike was quite light. As it didnât have the necessary lethal power, Mikey managed to just barely dodge it. Even so, he didnât come out completely unharmed.
Unlike Cloud, his posture was completely broken, and he ended up tumbling on the ground.
Cloud followed up with a kick, which Mikey ended up taking head-on.
âKhh...Cough! Damn, youâre not bad!â
âThis is your chance to surrender.â
Mikey seemed to be quite skilled for his age, but he still couldnât match Cloud who was experiencing actual combat and training on a daily basis. Different from Mikey who could only use his spear, Cloud also used his shield and kicks aside from the sword to turn the situation to his advantage.
His experiences until now were the main reason behind the abundance of his attack varieties. If it was one on one fights, Cloud could display a formidable power.
Thus, Mikey was gradually pushed back, and he found himself pushed near the onlookers, in other words, to a place with nowhere to go.
Realizing his escape behind was cut, Mikey decided to go for a fierce charge. But thereâs no way Cloud would not have expected it. His role was a defender, so he was constantly ready to receive an attack. As such, this must have been fully in his expectations.
âHaaaaaaaaah!â
âYou have a good judgmentâBut still too naive!â
He used his shield to ward off Mikeyâs last struggle and tripped his legs in the passing, knocking him down on the ground. And just as he tried to get up, Cloud thrust his sword at him.
âOkay, we have a match. This seems to be this boyâs win.â
â...Dammit!â
Mateus announced his judgment.
Mikey hit the ground in frustration. I could understand the feeling of disgrace after losing in front of a large crowd. I approached him and tapped him on the shoulder.
âDonât feel so down. This is just training, so you can lose as much as you want. Thereâs always the next time.â
âNicole... But...â
âBesides, Cloud keeps on losing in actual battles, you know?â
Cloud, Iâm trying to end things on a good note here, so stop interrupting.
âIn fact, itâs strange that heâs still alive now.â
âWell, I find that fact strange myself...â
âMikey, you realized your lack of ability with this. And youâre still alive. That means you can focus on improving from now on. Itâs as simple as that.â
âY-Yeah... Youâre right.â
He stood up and extended his right hand towards Cloud. Realizing he was asking for a handshake, Cloud responded to it.
âItâs my loss. Also, sorry for flaring up at you like that.â
âWell, I understand where you were coming from. Only her outward appearance is good at least.â
âReally? I think she is just as amazing on the inside. I showed a shameful sight this time, but Iâll properly win the next time and make a fresh start.â
âAh, well, do your best, I guess?â
âDonât do your best, just give up.â
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After getting through my morning routine, I turned on my computer nervously.
The day had finally arrived. They were going to announce the details for the st NSO Strongest Party Tournament.
It was in the morning...almost!
The broadcast would start at exactly.
They had announced the zodiac event at the same time as well.
As I was a healthy gamer, I could wake up early without any issue, but it would be annoying for gamers who played late into the night instead of during the day.
Perhaps I should kill time by watching videos or listening to music...
No, I wasnât in the mood for that.
This time, I would just wait quietly...
The comment section for the livestream was very lively.
As the countless words moved, I could occasionally see âKyujiâ and âGhost Guildâ appear among them.
There had been some PvP elements during the zodiac event, but it was just a racing game, which wasnât the usual way that people competed in MMORPGs.
This time, it would be more similar to the battle royale or turf war.
So it was no wonder that I or the Ghost Guild would be mentioned, as we had done well in PvP and the Charin fight.
Of course, it also meant that I felt a lot of pressure.
Not that it made me want to act like I was famous, or play in a way that would entertain the audience, but it did strengthen my desire to win.
It wasnât because of pride...but what was it?
I suppose it was part of wanting to fight with all of my power.
Do everything that I can possibly do, and give it my all. And if I still lose, then that was fine.
But if I lost because of something like not preparing a âregeneration potion,â which was a popular item that most players had, then that would be awkward.
People who were rooting for me would be disappointed, and I would have regrets.
At least if I lost because some hardcore player had an ultra rare item, or if it was against a veteran who had decades of experience...I could accept it.
I would just try harder next time...
âTadaa! Itâs the start of the official NSO livestream-nyon!â
âWoah!?â
As I had become lost in thought, the sudden voice from my computer startled me...
I think this happened last time too...
Only this time I recognized the voice, and wouldnât make jokes about the way she ended her sentences.
âSome of you already know about me! Well, most of you do! I am the AI idol Charin, who presided over the zodiac event as part of a collaboration with NSO-nyon!â
The familiar AI idol had appeared on my screen.
It was surprising what a person could get used to.
The bold appearance and speech had taken me aback at first, but it seemed normal now.
âAh... My event was so long, but itâs now time for it to end-nyon. Just like how the stars fade away when the sun rises, you will no longer be able to see me in NSO... In other words, itâs time to say goodbye... Unless you come to visit me in my own game...â
Charin said while looking at the camera.
I see. So now that the event is finished, she wonât appear in the game anymore...
That was a little...well, quite sad...
âSo, this is bye-bye-nyon!â
Charin hopped to the side of the screen and disappeared. But then she hopped back in from the other side.
It was like an action game where both sides were connected...!
âSo...that was a little joke... Because I, Charin, will also be presiding over this event, the st NSO Strongest Party Tournament!â
Oh, now that was a surprise...!
The collaboration event must have been received very well, or they just didnât have anyone better to do it.
In any case, I was glad that we didnât have to say goodbye to Charin just yet.
âThatâs enough of that nonsense. Itâs time to talk about the event! First, the requirement for joining is that you are a party of four! Ignoring your chances of actually winning, anyone can join, including level beginners! As long as you arenât solo or in a party that has fewer than four-nyon!â
The bar for participating was lower than I thought.
I suppose because it was so difficult to win, they didnât care if tens of thousands of people gave it a try?
However, that would mean that it would take a very long time to decide the winners...
Unless they split people up depending on their level.
âThere will be no separation of classes based on ability. And so all parties will fight under the same conditions-nyon!â
...I see.
It was an event to find the strongest, and so they werenât going to make things easier to accommodate weak players.
Besides, management would want to give the prize to players who have been here for a long time, rather than allow some beginner to win the fortune and glory.
âNow I will explain to you about parties-nyon! While there can be up to players, you can bring Unison as a th player! So you can choose to have a Unison fill that slot or not! You donât have to bring one if you donât need them! Furthermore, Unisons that are added to a party through the special privilege that Unison Trainers have do not affect the 5th slot!â
In other words, I could bring Garbow with me to the fight...!
And Satomiâs Unison wouldnât be affected. Both Garbow and Gochu could fight with us.
I had been wondering about this ever since Necoco started to look for a 4th member, but it was all cleared up now.
Changing his equipment and increasing his skills had been worth the effort!
âAbout the items next. Just like the fight against me, there will be restrictions-nyon! You can bring up to 10 types, and 10 of those types of items! Both equipment and consumable items take up a slot, so think carefully-nyon!â
This was expected.
If you could bring too many health items with you, people would constantly run away and heal, which would ruin the pacing.
In order to keep fights quick and exciting, they needed some kind of restriction.
âAlso! Iâm sure that you all want to hear about the rules of the battle...but we wonât be announcing them until the day of the event-nyon! Itâs supposed to be a surprise! If you have any complaints, talk to the developers-nyon!â
She was quick to shift the blame... Well, I suppose it made sense, since she was just fired by them.
Still, not explaining the rules wasnât exactly a pleasant surprise...
âOne thing that I can say is that they wonât be like the strict, special rules during the turf war! The whole point is to have the preliminaries be simple so that we can quickly trim down the number of players for the final selection...oh! I wasnât supposed to say that! Well, who cares! I might as well tell you-nyon!â
It wasnât a very convincing slip of the tongue, but had she not given us more information, the live stream would have gotten a lot of downvotes.
I suppose she understood such things...as an AI idol.
âThe final battles will be 1 party vs 1 party...so 4 vs 4. The party that defeats every player of the other party will win.â
So she was going to explain the rules after all!
âBut the preliminaries will be a little different-nyon! Itâs still PvP, but the rules will be simple so that players will be eliminated quickly, until we have the desired number of parties left... Understand-nyon?â
Ah, so itâs âthatâ thing that is deeply related to the Ghost Guild.
...I think?
âAh! Damn it! Iâve been yapping so much that the livestream is about to end! Uh, the preliminaries will start in 2 weeks! It will be a lot smoother if you sign up to enter before then! Also, itâs been decided that the zodiac event will be extended 2 weeks, so that it ends when the preliminaries start-nyon! So donât give up on getting the ME medals! Iâll take you on any time-nyon!â
She was talking very quickly now...
I had assumed that she was just acting, and management wanted her to announce all of that information all along, but maybe it really was a mistake...?
What was crazy was that I could believe it, since this was Charin.
Perhaps the AIs were already rebelling...!
âYou can check the official site for more details-nyon! Now, bye-bye! ...Ah, I finished in time.â
The livestream ended.
The comment section was blowing up.
Whether it was intentional or not, Charin was entertaining to watch.
It was just an announcement, but now everyone was excited.
The fight would start in two weeks...
It now felt so much more real.
âI canât wait...!â
I had been thinking all kinds of things before the livestream, but the words that came to mind when it was finished was:
Yes, I just need to enjoy myself.
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However, it is basic to identify gifts at three years old. Gifted children would report to their respective parents with glee.
The highest priest in the local church will make a speech on future choices available.
In the village church, Maria is the highest priest, thus she will make the speech.
I was listening to the speech with the village children in the square in front of the church.
âWith the help of this magic circle, if you are blessed by god, you would be able to recognize your individual gifts.â (Maria)
Gifts are at most only present in one out of a hundred people.
Among this small group of children, there would at most have only one gifted child. Still, this ritual is performed to expand the potential of the children, and to confirm the strength of those who are gifted.
There are only a few children this year. With this number, there is little possibility that gifted children will be found.
Sure enough, there seem to be no children in the first few groups who are gifted.
And finally itâs my turn â no, itâs me and Michelleâs turn.
Maria forced a frilly dress with ribbons on me.
This is just one of the reasons why I will never mention my past as Reid.
The hem of my dress rustled as I step forward to face the magic circle.
My gifts in my previous life were Thread Manipulation and Covert Tactics. I do not know whether these gifts are inherited, but I was good at avoiding attention.
Besides, although I can feel the flow of magic power from half a year old, it would be useless if I have no element affinity.
When I entered the magic formation, Maria starts chanting magic.
Three words appeared in my mind in response to the magic.
Those are; Thread Manipulation, Covert Tactics, and Interference Magic.
There are several magic systems in this world.
There are elemental based magic including four major attributes like Maxwell, or holy magic based on faith like Maria.
Other spiritual attribute magic includes necromancy, and the priest who killed me used Devil summoning magic.
The interference magic that I had is magic that mainly manipulates matter.
It is a magic that can strengthen the power of weapons temporarily and can also strengthen armor.
Of course, itâs magic, after all, there are certain spells that completely break common sense, but only a few of those who have actual talent could reach that realm.
I seem to be able to manipulate magic better than an ordinary person, but it will take considerable training to reach that level.
Compared to my previous life, the number of gifts I possess increased by one... is this perhaps what the god meant by [service]?
When I looked at Michelle-chan, her eyes were sparkling.
âDid you get something, Michelle-chan?â (Nicole)
âYeah, Marksmanship!â (Michelle)
Without considering the risks of saying so, she blurted the name of her gift.
Come to think of it, she threw a stone accurately at the kobold in the previous encounter.
That accuracy may be due to her gift.
âWell, you should not tell your father about your gift.â (Nicole)
âHuh? Why?â (Michelle)
âThe gift of Marksmanship is too strong.â (Nicole)
Her stone-throwing was good. Marksmanship probably involves all acts of launching a projectile.
In other words, other than stone-throwing, her gift would also apply to the use of bows and crossbows, including castle-destroying ballista.
It is a gift for attacking enemies from long distances. If such things are made known, the country will not let her go.
If so, she will never be able to obtain a normal childhood.
There is no doubt the country will force her to train until the extent of vomiting blood.
Of course, it is not possible to hide it forever, but it would be best for her to be able to continue leading a normal life with her parents.
âYes, I promise!â (Michelle)
âYeah, promise!â (Nicole)
Michelle and I made a pinky promise.
Because it is something done by a three-year-old, it may not be reliable, but at least it will gain me some time.
Meanwhile, Iâll make Maria and Lyell do something to protect her.
At dinner, Maria asked me about my gifts.
I have inherited the gifts from my previous life, having three gifts. In a sense, it can be said to be out of the norm.
Particularly, these two people know me in my previous life.
There is a possibility that they will know my actual identity based on the combination of Thread Manipulation and Covert Tactics.
As such, I cannot tell them about these two gifts.
The problem is the gift of Interference Magic.
This magic has many qualities, and it is common in the magic system.
Therefore, even if I tell them, it will not be too risky.
Rather, they would provide optimal education and protect me.
âHey, Nicole... did you get any gifts?â (Lyell)
âYou, I told you to stay silent!â (Maria)
Maria reproaches Lyell unusually sharply.
There is a narrow chance of getting a gift. However, being the daughter of the heroes, there is naturally a high expectation.
Thatâs why Maria reproached Lyell, thinking that I did not have a gift.
âYup, Interference Magic.â (Nicole)
âOh, thatâs good, Nicole.â (Lyell)
âInterference Magic huh? I do not know much about it, but Maxwell is familiar with it.â (Maria)
âHe is also the leader of the country of the elves, I donât want to go and stay in the northern part for long.â (Lyell)
âWould you rather I visit with Nicole?â (Maria)
âThat magic addict? If he found an excellent disciple in Nicole, you may not be able to come back.â (Lyell)
If I remember Maxwell correctly, it is entirely possible.
However, there are things that I have to say.
âBesides that, regarding Michelle-chan ...â (Nicole)
âWell, what happened to her?â (Lyell)
âShe got the gift of marksmanship. Itâs amazing, is it not?â (Nicole)
I told them that as innocently as I could.
Her parents will definitely give in to those in power. But if these two protect her, there should be no one who would try to separate her from her parents.
Because any one of the heroes is able to match the strength of an army.
âMarksmanship...... that is amazing.â (Lyell)
âItâs a skill that can unilaterally attack from a long distance, the nobles definitely wonât stay silent if they know this.â (Maria)
âIt would be cruel to separate her from her parents at this age.â (Lyell)
âWhat will you do, hide it?â (Maria)
â......Yes, but it will be known eventually. By then, she should be able to defend herself.â (Lyell)
âWell...â (Maria)
âOh, Nicole also said that she wanted me to teach her swordsmanship, letâs train them together.â (Lyell)
âI suppose that should be fine.â (Maria)
Maria also knows that Michelle and I are on good terms.
It would be more encouraging to train alongside friends rather than do it alone.
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âTimu, I kind of need to talk to you...â
âElder sister, I too have something I must speak to you about.â
âOh, what a coincidence. Well then, wonât you listen to me first?â
âUnderstood.â
âThe truth is, apparently the nearby village Zalgie has been attacked by magic beasts.â
âI too wished to speak about that. It was my blunder. Because of the Demon King Army, they have noticed Garganâs presence. Rumors have already begun to spread to the neighboring towns.â
U-, Ummm, Gargan? And the Demon King Army?
But I was talking about a pack of magic dogs, not some puppy.
To begin with, what the heck do you mean itâs the Demon King Armyâs fault!
I looked at Timuâs face. Itâs her usual serious expression. She doesnât look like sheâs messing with me.
...I see. So itâs her usual chuunibyou speak. I could just cut her off here. But chuunibyou needs patience to heal. I wonât ignore her. I should be hearing her out.
âTimu, Gargan is a puppy, isnât he? Heâs unrelated to the topic this time, right?â
âHuhu, Gargan may be a puppy to you, elder sister, but he is a fully-fledged dark dragon, you know. To the rabble, I believe Gargan is like a calamity that overturns heaven and earth.â
Mmn, this isnât getting anywhere. A dark dragon, you say? Then weâre keeping two of them as pets. Thatâs amazing. We could make them our shopâs selling point. Hell, maybe I should just start cooking dragon.
âAnd about this being the Demon King Armyâs fault?â
Honestly, Iâve just about given up on trying to advance this conversation, but Iâll ask just in case.
âIn order to conceal Gargan, I have been using untraceable mountain bandits and highwaymen as food. If we touched any villagers, naturally this nation would be alerted.â
âWell yeah. The Public Safety Force would come rushing over. And if too many strange stories are told, a scary big sister from the Public Safety Force will come running over to hand out a spanking, okay?â
I was subtly warning Timu about her chuuni speak. But Timu didnât seem to mind at all. Or rather, she doesnât even realize I was talking about her?
The conversation went on without her realizing. She talked on and on about the Demon King Armyâs movements, or the activities of the organization, or the invasion on the neighboring counties.
And the conclusion...?
Gargan was being fed bandits as pet food. The peace and safety around Beruga town was all safe and good. And then, the more bandits (pet food) Gargan ate, the more often they could bump heads with scouts from the Demon King Army. Those scouts had been attacking Zalgie village with magic beasts that devoured the villagers. Thatâs when Gargan appeared. All the scouts evacuated in a hurry. The scouts had escaped, and somebody caught a glimpse of Gargan just as Zalgie village had been destroyed.
âHmm~ Gargan has it rough, huh~ So it was a false accusation, huh~â
âYes. For the sake of the Evil God Armyâs world domination, I had been keeping Gargan prudently, but it has all come to nothing. Had I known this was going to happen, I should have just let him rampage to begin with.â
Timu, I get it. I get it, but just when are you going to recover from your chuunibyou? At this rate, who knows when youâll be able to make any friends your age.
âLady Camillaâs anger is most justified. We must exact the appropriate vengeance upon the loathsome Demon King Army.â
Not losing to Timu at all, Pervert (Nielsen)âs chuunibyou jumped right into full throttle.
Hahh. I have to look after you as well? Iâm getting a headache. Honestly, just give me a break from all this chuuni please. Letâs move to the real topic. This isnât the time for nonsense.
âTimu, letâs not speak of the Demon King Army anymore. The real problem is the warning about magic beasts. When you head out to play, stay away from Zalgie Village.â
âElder sister, of course I already know this. I cannot allow our presence to become any more salient. I will convey your message to all the members of the Household Guard.â
âI-, I see. Well, as long as you stay away, thatâs fine I guess.â
It looks like I can finally relax for a bit. Timu and the others were playing in a real danger zone, so I was worried. All we need now is for the subjugation team to take down the magic dogs, and then weâre in the clear.
Wait, hang on. That isnât simple at all...
Itâs the fault of the deadly magic dog pack. But Gargan is being kept free range, so thereâs a chance heâll mess up peopleâs farms. It wouldnât be strange for the subjugation team to exterminate Gargan as well. I need to do something about this.
âAlso, a subjugation team will be dispatched from the Guild, so what will you be doing about Gargan?â
âThat would become a problem, wouldnât it?â
âYeah, it would, huh.â
Iâm sure that those guys will hunt down any magic beast they see. Would they be lenient if itâs just a puppy? Although Gargan is our pet, heâs being raised like a stray.
In my old life, back in lax Japan, stray dogs would be brought to a health center. But in this world thereâs no reason to spare them.
Should I try talking to the subjugation team just to try?
But theyâd probably say âNo way, no way. If we spare one, weâll end up sparing them all. The orders say to eliminate all magic beasts!â
Canât be helped. Should we shelter Gargan in the shop then?
No, I donât think that would work either. We have pride as a restaurant. Even for a few days, we canât allow a hygiene problem. I feel bad for Timu, but we might have to return Gargan to the wild someplace far away.
âTimu, itâs a shame, but itâs starting to look like weâll have to let go of Gargan.â
âEH!? G-, Gargan is like my other half that I have braved countless battles together with in the last great war. B-, But if elder sister so desires then I... t-, then I...â
Timu told me that with a heartbroken expression. No good. Timuâs clearly getting depressed.
âAAHHHHHH! I was kidding! Just kidding! Gargan is your precious friend, right? We definitely wonât be doing anything of the sort.â
âNo, it is fine. Elder sister is whatâs truly important to me. There is nobody more important than you are. If you so order, then I would even kill my other half.â
âI-, Itâs fine, I said. You donât have to do anything like that. I definitely wonât make you do anything that makes you sad, Timu.â
âElder sister!â
Phew~ Looks like I somehow got it under control. It looks like Timu has gotten really attached to Gargan as a pet. And it looks like we canât abandon him now.
âIn that case, should we not brace ourselves, and play all our cards in an all-out invasion, Lady Tilea?â
Pervert (Nielsen) enthusiastically suggested a battle, in other words, âHow about we complain to the subjugation squad?â.
Itâs easy to talk about it, huh~
Although itâs just the matter of one puppy, itâs probably going to be crazy hard to convince the Guild.
âElder sister, Nielsenâs suggestion holds merit. At present, the Demon King Army is presently on the decline. I believe that perhaps now is the best chance for an all-out invasion of the human world.â
Hm~mm, what should I do...
The subjugation squad should comprise magic beast hunting specialists. Iâll bet theyâre a bunch with a few quirks here and there.
But well, it doesnât mean that theyâll be a rowdy bunch just because theyâre adventurers. Maybe talking it out really is the best option.
âYeah. For now letâs try negotiating first.â
âMilady. Can I take that to mean, negotiate first, and if negotiations break down, we commence all-out war?â
If negotiations break down, we commence all-out war, he says...?
If the subjugation team wonât do as we ask, are you planning on punching it out?
I know. For now Iâll leave this idiot aside. Itâs obvious that if I bring this guy along, things will just spiral out of control.
âYeah. Letâs go with that, then.â
âNo, youâll be guarding the house, Niel. Iâll be taking Myuu as my bodyguard.â
âMÃŧhen, you say?â
âThatâs right. Problem?â
â...No. Well then, I shall relay your order to him.â
âIâll leave it to you!â
Ever since our little sword show the other day, Myuuâs stock has been on a sudden rise. Weâre going to have a talk with the Guild after all. Obviously we need somebody who can behave like an adult, right?
And also, Myuu is the strongest member of our group. Although weâre just going there to talk, who knows what might happen. I wonât be able to relax without a talented swordsman watching over me. | {
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Additionally, Norn and Bell were house-sitting. Sorry.......it wasnât much of an apology, but I left them some Mad Bull meat for dinner. I grilled it using the yakiniku sauce I made myself. It goes without saying that Lily and Arisa were staring quite intensely at me.
We traveled from the inn to the restaurant on foot, but since it was quite close, we arrived in less than five minutes. When we entered inside, Lily got us a waiting room and we waited for a while. Meanwhile, Lily was giving various orders to the waiter. I guess sheâll be handling the orders? Well, that was fine with me since I was the one being treated. It was my first time in this kind of place, so I wasnât really familiar with things too.......
After a while, we were led into a large hall. The tables werenât evenly spaced apart, but they were spaced some distance apart. I guess there werenât any private rooms since this area was for ordinary people? But it still looked quite high class despite being an area for ordinary people. Apparently, each area had different course meal selections.
Incidentally, the area for nobles was further back, and were private rooms. Lily told me all this while we were moving, I see.
We were guided to a table and a situation occurred where I had tried to pull the seat and sit down when the waiter was supposed to do it for me. And it seems there were issues with me keeping my cloak on.
I thought I was allowed to keep my cloak on? When I asked, I was told that it used to be the case, but the rule had been revised due to recent issues with the appearance of some adventurers. What should I even say here.
There was no way we were going to return without eating after having come this far. So I gave up and took off my cloak.
âIâm sorry.......for something like this to happen........â
âItâs fine, donât worry about it.â
I felt apologetic towards Lily who felt that the incident was her fault. So really please donât mind it, okay?
When I gave up and took off my cloak and gave it to the waiter, the eyes of the people in the surrounding seats immediately gathered on me and I became a bit restless. The waiterâs eyes were also wide with surprise. Mumumu.
But since we were already here, I have no choice but to ignore it, so just ignore everything!
After I recomposed myself, we chatted for a bit and the food was finally brought out. I feel excited! All the dishes were placed onto the table at once. It didnât seem like it was course-style.
Lily explained that even though this area was used by people with more wealth, most of the people were still commoners and thus didnât know formal dining etiquette. As such, some people would complain or be confused when the food was brought out course-style.
To begin with, when it comes to ordinary people who have money, it would usually be top adventurers or something similar. Which would make it difficult to enforce formal dining etiquette.
But it might be different if the person was a big merchant who was associated with nobles, so.......I wonder how that would work out? When I asked Lily about it, she said those types of people would usually book a private room. I see, understood.
Anyways, time for the dishes then. The contents were salad, soup, and something like fried chicken. There was bread placed inside a basket, and from the looks, white bread? It was the first time I saw white bread since regaining my memories.
Apparently, the main meat dishes would be brought out later. Lastly, there was also dessert too. But I wonder if I would be able to eat the dessert after eating everything else? The portion of everything was quite large so I felt quite complicated.......
I was worried about various things, but I started eating regardless. There were several utensils lined up on the table, since they didnât look any different from the ones in my previous life, I assumed it would be fine if I used them in corresponding order. Rather, it was due to the various complaints from the past that the current situation came to be. As expected, it felt weird to have all the food on the table alongside various utensils.
When I casually glanced at the tables around me, I saw that there were many people who were using only a single utensil to sample various dishes. When I slightly tilted my head in confusion, the waiter told me it was fine if I didnât follow the formal dining etiquette. That said however, I was still curious about what the various utensils were used for. I didnât know about it, but I still wanted to find out.
It also wasnât easy for me to let go of things I was curious about, so I would like it if he would teach me. Furthermore, it was also a hit on my self-esteem. Even if I didnât understand the formal dining etiquettes, I still would like to act elegantly since the utensils were all lined up!
Well, anyway, itâs just that when people go out for luxurious dining once every year or so for things like anniversaries and such......I understood how they felt. The feeling of class was definitely important, you see~
Moving on. Everything was on the table, but I suppose I should eat everything in the order of a course meal? As such, I took a sip of water and began with the salad that acted as the appetizer.
It was lettuce-like vegetables with sauce drizzled on it. I stabbed at it with a fork, put it in my mouth and started chewing. Yep, it was lettuce alright.
Hmm, this sauce was kind of a bit like gravy? I would guess the base used something like beef broth? The amount of oil appeared to have been carefully adjusted to make it easier to eat, though it was still a bit heavy as an appetizer. It still tasted quite nice.
That aside, the main meat dish was supposed to be brought out later, right? Although, I suppose that would go against its meaning? Since red wine was supposedly being used to adjust the flavor, I guess it would be something like steak simmered in wine?
When I checked with the waiter about the main meat dish, he was surprised that I knew. After I followed with an explanation on salad dressing, I was met with a look of disbelief. Huh? Knowing this is normal though? Eh? Not knowing is whatâs actually normal? Even if you tell me that...
I finished off the salad, and the soup was next. Chock full of ingredients too. However, its clearness showed how thoroughly the scum had been removed. I took in a spoonful. Mhm, quite like consommÊ. It wasnât really a true consommÊ, but these ingredients wouldnât have made that possible anyway. Using a spoon to eat all these ingredients did feel rather inconvenient though. Well, it was good regardless.
âRen, it seems you quite like it.â
âYou can tell?â
âYes, you look really happy.â
It seems that my cheeks had unconsciously loosened. Which was a bit embarrassing. But eating good food was a wonderful thing, so it couldnât be helped. Thus, I told them that.
âRight. Eating good food is a wonderful thing. Fufu. The people around us are also captured by Renâs expression, you know?
......Everyone was looking at me? Letâs just concentrate on eating the food. Nom, nom, nom.
âBut Iâm surprised. So Ren knows about formal dining etiquette. Youâre even better than me......where did you learn it from?â
âItâs a secret.â
I learned it from my past life. But I didnât say anything, it wasnât like I could tell them that it was because I used to accompany my superiors out for luxurious dining. As such, I ended up learning formal dining etiquette. Engineers and researchers didnât just have to deal with development and research. There were various other difficult matters, such as negotiations and handling development expenses.
But it was obvious Lily wouldnât see it as such. Regardless of my past life, I was an adventurer now, so most people would think that I lack basic education. Plus I was only eleven. But even so, I had almost perfect formal dining etiquette, so it could be considered strange.
However, since I couldnât give a clear answer, I merely tilted my head and smiled back in response. It felt like I have done this a lot recently.
âLily, look, itâs because itâs Ren.......â
â.......Right.â
Huh? Why did it feel like I was being perceived rather negatively?
Anyways, I finished with the soup so I reached for the bread and took a bite. Yep, nice and soft. Naturally, it was harder than bread using natural yeast, but the bread I had eaten until now were basically just black bread, so I havenât had soft bread for quite a while. Or rather, this would be my first time ever in this world? I began thinking back upon it some more....... Ahh, but speaking of natural yeast, it might be a good idea to use it for making my own bread next time. Rather, it was disappointing that I didnât think of this before.
Next up was the possibly fried chicken. I used a fork to eat it. .......Yep, this was definitely fried chicken. So this world did have actual fried food.
The frying skill of the chef was not bad, the chicken was very juicy. Unfortunately, the texture of the outer skin made it obvious it hadnât been fried twice. And the taste of the meat. It was just seasoned with salt and pepper without marinating in any sauce. It was still delicious, but this area still needed improving......which was regrettable. Additionally, there wasnât enough pepper on it. Spices were considered expensive products......not that it didnât taste good. But personally I was dissatisfied, so I wanted to try making my own version next time.
But wasnât it a bit strange that it was just continuous meat dishes? Well, I do understand that it was difficult to transport fish inland, but......
âThe continuous meat dishes are a bit heavy......â
âWell, there were various things.......â
âWas fish supposed to be the original dish?â
âThatâs right, wait, how did you know!?â
âWell, thereâs various reasons, I guess? But was it supposed to be something like river fish?â
âThe nobles are given priority for the larger river fishes for their course meals. It seems that there are even times when a lot would be bought from here. If you want to eat it, you might be able to find it at one of the restaurants for commoners, but.......â
â.......But the taste wouldnât be something to look forward to.â
Additionally, monsters would sometimes appear, so fishing peacefully in the river was also quite difficult. As such, it would seem that merchants would usually hire escorts to handle them, and capture large quantities of fish to sell to restaurants.
Thus, it seems that river fish were generally also rather expensive. So if I wanted to eat fish, I would have to work hard and catch it myself. Aside from pests, there were also monsters in this world, so when taking life into consideration....... Well, I actually have a lot of river fish inside Storage.
The main meat dish was brought out while we were talking. And it was wine-simmered beef as expected. It was quick to make after all, so that only seemed correct, or at least a reasonable guess.
But quick to make didnât mean sloppy; the scum had been properly removed and the expert crafting of the dish was easy to see. The meat was so soft it practically melted. Mmmm this was good. My face was turning droopy, it was just that good. Mmm!
â......Ren, your expression, please be a bit more discrete.â
Oops, the surrounding people! But itâs just so delicious, I just canât endure it!
After finishing the steak, the dessert was finally brought out. This.....hotcakes? There was even butter and honey on top. Yep, definitely hotcakes. Did they use baking soda to make it more fluffier? Ah- ..with baking soda I could make various dishes.....I should go look for some next time so I can make them.
Ah, this would be the first time Iâve ever eaten a sweet in this world......aside from my own. Ah~ But itâs so good~
And so we finished eating everything. I was completely full. I feel heavy! I ate too much! As expected, the portions are too large!
â......Itâs a bit hard to move. It was delicious, but donât you think it was a bit much?â
âOh, thatâs because there are many top-level adventurers who come here.â
âI see, I get what youâre saying.â
Adventurers relied on their bodies, plus the food served here was very good. Top-level adventurers also made a lot of money, so they could often enjoy luxury.
As I stroked my stomach on the way back to the inn, I began thinking that it would be bad if I didnât exercise a bit. But I gave a shudder upon realizing that I wouldnât be able to get any exercising done since I would be riding inside of a carriage tomorrow.
Ah, I see. Then Iâll do my best once I arrive at the royal capital....... | {
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For the meat lover, I took out the leftover meat from the previous meal. I only added some salt, but it is truly delicious. Does mana make the meat delicious? I need to investigate it.
I, Gon and Lars surrounded the dining table. Lars was the most eager. He is not picky and eats everything. Perhaps, there is only ãlikeãandãlike very muchãin his dictionary. He ate the meat and potatoes with great delight and asked for another serving. It is certainly tasty, but he will eat everything at this pace. I brought out the fried potatoes, but they vanished in a second. Gon made a grumpy face. Donât make such a face, he is your little brother after all.
....Letâs make fried potatoes for Gon when I have the chance.
The dessert is university potatoes. It is a big hit with both Gon and Lars, these past days we always have it for the dessert. I tried to make something like roasted sweet potato, but the two always requested the university potatoes. Lars was especially happy to receive it.
As for me, it is zenzai. It is really the best. The beans are used to feed animals in this world, so it is cheap and accessible. If only I could find some rice.
It seems the otherâs food is better. Lars flew towards me. Canât help it, I will share a little. I wonder how his stomach works.
Once full, it was time to sleep. We gathered around Irimo and I created a barrier. Itâs the dragonâs territory after all, we need to stay closer to each other.
Lars climbed Irimo and was playing around. During this trip, the two became quite close to each other. She was a little scared at first, but now she looks like a big sister. She splendidly controls him. Lars held onto the reins and rode her, while she run carefully so he didnât fall. A small dragon riding a unicorn pegasus. Such a surreal scenery. A person could faint due to the lack of common sense upon seeing it. I wish I had a camera to record this.
When I was about to lie down, I caught a presence on my map. They are coming here with an outrageous speed. Their number is .It is probably the dragons. Gon and I tensed up.
The dragons are displayed on the map in yellow color. It is the proof of their wariness towards us. Most likely, it is a scout group. While I was thinking that, the dragons showed themselves.
....Huge. A really huge dragon. Itâs at least meters. I could see the red scales on it. It should be a kukulkan.
I stood up and created light from the life magic. I illuminated the surroundings. Dragons descended halfway up the hill. I embraced Lars so everyone could see him.
One dragon moved. At that moment, I heard a tremendous roar. A roar that was able to shake the ground. My ears stung.
ãLars! Or so it says!!!!!!ã
Gon sure is reliable for translating even in these circumstances.
It should be his mother. She immediately approached us. She was a dragon with two feathers behind her neck and two more on her back. Letâs try appraising her.
Nakitess (Kukulkan, years old) LV4
HP: 100024
MP: 9654
Wind Magic LV5
Barrier Magic LV3
MP Recovery LV3
Presence Detection LV3
Mana Detection LV3
Body Strengthening LV4
Dragon Magic LV4
Evasion LV4
Liberal Arts LV4
Paralysis Resistance LV3
Poison Resistance LV3
Flight LV4
Weather Ruler
.......As expected of a dragon, strong. All of her skills are high-level. Dragons are rumored to live for 1000 years, so she is still relatively young. In human terms, she is in her thirties.
The dragon named Nakitess lands beside us.
Lars jumped out from my embrace and dashed to his mother. He flew around her head in circles, he looked very happy.
ãGougougougurururuã
There was a sound like that of a thunder. The mother is probably happy to reunite with Lars too.
Then, she twisted her tail in a shape of a roll. Lars immediately fitted himself in that hole. He was pressing and rubbing his face on his motherâs back.
ãGouuuuu. Gugogegagagagaã
ãIâm grateful for saving my child and bringing him home, she saysã
Thenâ it is good. Iâm glad.
ãThe reward will be presented to you very soon, she saysã
ãAh, tell her that I donât need anyã
ãShe is asking where are going to go from now onã
ãIf possible.... I want to cross these mountains and arrive at the city of Kushana of the Hideta Empireã
Once you cross the mountains, it will be Kushana. The closest city from here.
ãGogogoguoã
ãUnderstood. Around here, itâs our territory. I will also tell to other clans to let you safely passã
ãIt is enough. I appreciate your helpã
When I was talking with the mother, Lars flapped his wings and flew to me. When he arrived, he clung to my chest.
ãGurua~, Gurua~ã
ãI do not want to part, he saysã
Lars grasped my hand with a great force. I hugged Lars. I will apologize to the mother later.
ãNo, it is fine. All kids are like that. Eh, Lars is certainly a crybaby, but he has some strong points tooã
While I had such a conversation with the mother dragon, he fell asleep.
However, maybe he was too worried, he opened his eyes again. Once he confirmed it was me, he once again clung to me.
ãAh, it is all right. Lars was great, wasnât he? He was caught but never surrendered to the enemy. Yes, he didnât even receive the food and water for the whole week. Not just that, he even tried to desperately escapeã
Larsâ eyelids became heavy again. He started snoring soon after. After a while, he awoke once again and looked at my face. He gripped my hand again and I hugged him.
ãYes, when I found him, he had some serious injuries.....I completely healed his wounds and. He wanted to cross the forest alone, but that was, as expected, too dangerous.....No, it was nothing. It was quite educational for us too. On the way, he even hunted a great rat by himselfã
Lars relaxed and fell asleep again. After a while, his body became heavier. This time, he is asleep for sure.
I returned Lars to the mother dragon. He looked very happy. I knew. He always mutteredãmama, mamaãwhen asleep. In the end, you reunited with your mother. Iâm glad for you, Lars.
Irimo licked his happy sleeping face. He was her playing partner and she was his big sister. Irimo was glad for him.
ãWell then, it is about time for us to departã
Gently holding Lars, the mother dragon carefully flew away. The other dragons followed her.
Iâm glad for you Lars. You will definitely become an outstanding dragon. While thinking of living long enough to see Larsâ gallant figure, I put Gon on my back and mounted Irimo.
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Thereâs likely over figures that could be seen. And at the center of it all is the white dragon, the appearance of Freed Bagua could be seen riding itâs back.
âDonât think less of us. Dividing up the enemy forces is a standard technique in battlesâ
Shia and Mikhail had just disappeared into the transfer gate âField Pierceâ made through space magic. Then Freed ordered the black eagle force to pursue them, as they passed by they glared and trash talked Yue who was stationary.
Although there wasnât any signs of wind magic being used at all, to the appearance that floats in the skies just like the moon that floats in the nocturnal sky, a smile appeared even when their reactions were heard, Yue is only quietly staring at Freed expressionlessly.
Freed is a proud Majinzoku, rather than looking at others equally, theyâre looked down upon. He is a pious believer in their Majinzoku God whom they worship, heâs the type of man that would not accept any other way of life or values.
Hence, it was impossible that he would have an interest in a woman from another race. However, that Freed is now, while the ash dragons and his subordinates were still blocking the true moon, to the girl with a pretty face that shines just like the moon, felt charmed with the thoughts âIt would be regrettable if such a gem were killedâ.
With those thoughts, although he understands itâs necessary to kill Hajime, and though he holds hatred because his brethren were killed, still, foolish words came out of his mouth.
âHow regrettable. .....Woman, as a spellcaster, no matter how much I want the ability to cast magic without chants, though this may be reckless in this situation. How about it? Will you join me? We wonât treat you badly just because youâre a womanâ
Towards Freedâs invitation, Yueâs reply was....
â.....Fu~, come back after being reborn. Ugly manâ
It was indescribably severe, a reply of severe sarcasm mixed with ridicule was returned.
By the way, it wouldnât be an exaggeration that Freedâs figure if evaluated by ten people, every one of them would agree that he was a good-looking man. Combined with his vast powers, he was extremely popular to the Majinzoku women. Therefore, heâs not an ugly man at all.
However, Yue saw Freedâs desolate expression at the [Mountain of Great Flames] when he talked about his god, in her memory it was awful and sickening. Such a man, invited her with a clarified face. The only thing seen was already just a sickening foolish man. To begin with, she doesnât feel anything for any other man but Hajime, so it was nothing but foolish talk to begin with.
When Yueâs response was heard, Freedâs eyes twitched and cramped up.
âHave you chosen your path as a martyr? Or, because of your loyalty to this country? Discard your teachings, do not simply follow a country in blind faith, do you plan on sacrificing your life for those kinds of things? That is the highest reaches of stupidity. Once you know of our god, âAruvu-samaâsâ teachings. Then, youâll be purified after just closing your eyes just once!?â
To Freed who began blabbering on about unrelated topics, Yue simply answered by rapidly firing out Wind Blades. It was merely because she couldnât endure hearing him babble on any longer.
A spray of blood dances on the evening winds. Because Freed managed to dodge his body, the Wind Blades that Yue shot out only managed to cut his shoulder shallowly. Immediately, Freed was able to react to the Wind Blades, he was definitely one of the few great people who conquered a labyrinth. If not, he would have lost an arm immediately.
To Freed who was glaring at her with anger, Yue only returned it with a cool gaze. Then, she announced to the foolish looking demon leader.
â......Your question is unnecessary. The moment you hurt Hajime, you were already sentenced to death in agonyâ
As if the words were a signal, extremely cold ice and snow blew around Yue.
It instantly turned into a huge tornado, it climbed up towards the heavens as it surrounded Yue. A white storm which connected the heavens to the ground, the surrounding temperature is quickly reduced to absolute zero, the ash dragons which were blocking the moon were completely frozen.
This was a compound magic of ice at a superlative degree in the system attack magic âFrozen Prisonâ along with the intermediate wind system attack magic âStorm Emperorâ which created a wide range tornado at absolute zero temperatures.
Almost like a mammoth being frozen instantaneously due to the climate change that brought upon the glacial epoch, the ash dragons all died without damage to their exterior, they fell and crashed onto the ground, breaking their bodies into pieces. It appears that their insides were completely frozen as red crystals of blood bounced around on the earth.
âDid you not hear me. ......Guess thereâs no helping it. Shoot her down!â
Freed who lost nearly ash dragons instantly, ordered the attack while gritting his teeth. As a result, the ash dragons all deploy together from all directions, top and bottom, they shot out auroraâs disorderly from every direction.
As if they were meteor showers, over auroraâs were shot out in the night sky. The dark night was torn up by the flash of lights, as if the spellcaster in the center was committing suicide, an absolute zero blizzard blew out and raged like a flower pinholder.
From the impact of the countless auroras, the tornado of ice and snow dispersed as if melting in the air. The scattered ice and snow created a spiral, what appeared from the center was the appearance of Yue who was wounded from the powerful blast....actually no, it was an unhurt Yue accompanied by the black swirling star which circled around her.
Without wasting a second, over 100 auroraâs were once again seen after they confirmed the small enemy was still there.
However, the matchless lights of death which would normally eliminate everything, one after another is swallowed into the black star that was tossed around by Yue, or bent and reflected outwards towards the horizon, none of them reached her at all.
Yue used gravity magic to further increase her altitude. While being exposed to countless auroras, there is no unrest in her expression at all. âExceeding Curseâ was used to swallow up everything and âCursed Skyâ was used to move the ball of extreme gravity, as if it were a protection satellite orbiting and defending the moon.
âThe breaths are ineffective, directly swat her down! Go!â
To Freedâs change of strategy, the ash dragons didnât lag behind at all and followed the orders obediently. While releasing the roar of a dragon, murderous intent was shown in its eyes from wanting to tear up the slender girl with its sharp claws and teeth.
They intended to attack in waves. Yueâs environment was immediately buried under the gray crowd of ash dragons.
Yue who was being confronted didnât worry at all at the incoming ash dragonâs murderous intent, she calmly closed her eyes. While deeply concentrating. It could be said that it was convenient for the ash dragons that she wasnât moving, their claws expand, and their strong jaws spread open.
At the moment where they thought that it would be impossible to escape death, while facing them, Yueâs eyes opened up! And then, her lovely thin lips voiced out.
At that moment, their world shifted in unison (. . .).
Like a mirror which had cracked, countless lines are drawn out in the open space, the lines were purposely made adjacent to the starting point. And then, the ash dragons which were coming in succession into the cracked space, after stiffening for an instant, fell to the ground while hearing the sound of their scattering and spraying blood from their cut body parts that came into contact with the broken space.
Space magic âBeheading Threadsâ. Through cracking space and moving it, itâs a no brainer that itâs a magic that will cut apart any object.
By Yueâs unseeable cutting magic, more than 30 ash dragons died without being able to do anything but scream out their last moments. Freedâs expression trembles from the activation of space magic, motion speed, and development scale that were far from what he could do.
âWhat great ability. ....By chance, are you one of the people chosen by God! If thatâs so, then your rejection of my proposal is understandableâ
Freed sweats a good amount while nodding in consent, Yue, âThis misunderstanding imbecile, itâs extremely sickening though....â, anyone could understand that she had an unpleasant expression.
â......What a joke. Whenever I fight, itâs always for Hajimeâs sake. Donât place me in the same group as youâ
Towards the harsh words, Freed whose personality holds the gods in high esteem, love and respect, (he couldnât imagine it) and became expressionless. It appears that mentioning that was taboo for Freed.
âRejoice. I wonât be saying anymore than this. Weâll kill you and I will throw your corpse in front of that man. If I step on it, it may provoke some unrest. At that time, it would be that manâs endâ
â....That mouth sure runs a lot. Canât you just show it through your actions while being silent? Ugly manâ
Towards the words that subdued his angry rant, multiple veins showed on Freed as he was ridiculed. Just as Yue had said, he decided to show it with actions.
But it was already seen at [Mountain of Great Flames], Freed issued instructions to a small bird-type demon that rode on his shoulder. Then, a part of the crowds of demons that had invaded and broke the outer wall of the Kingdomâs capital, surged towards Yue from the ground. It appears that they intend to attack from the ground.
Yue, while protecting herself from the ash dragonâs auroras with her gravity ball, summoned the âThunder Dragonâ. The golden dragon appeared from the dark clouds in the sky and let out a roar of lightning. It approached as the auroras from the ash dragons and Freed were being restrained by âExceeding Curseâ, the thunder dragon was then sent to wipe out the ground troops.
As usual, it was a no brainer that the thunder dragonâs mouth sucked in everything.....was what was supposed to happen, but the advance was stopped by 6 pairs of turtle-typed demon Abusodo
Abusodo was also seen before with the Majinzoku woman named Cattleya at [Orcus Great Labyrinth], itâs a demon whose inherent magic is able to take in other magic into its body. However, the Abusodo that was consuming the thunder dragon on the ground was a different size from the Abusodo seen in the labyrinth. Most likely, it was improved and strengthened.
Still, as expected of the thunder dragon. Though itâs being swallowed by the Abusodo, with its large body, though slowly, itâs surely lifting it up. It appears that the limitation of only being able to swallow one type of magic hasnât been changed yet. Even if the thunder is being swallowed, it cannot swallow the gravity magic.
The 6 Abusodos were gradually floating and they flailed around hastily, before their big bodies were carried off by the thunder dragon, another Abusodo began to swallow the gravity magic. As expected, the thunder dragon couldnât endured the 2 strengthened Abusodoâs with their inherent magic âMagic Storingâ, the body of the thunder dragon was consumed.
Immediately after that, the compressed magic was launched at Yue.
â.....Annoyingâ
Just like an anti-aircraft homing missile was launched from the ground, it accurately attacked Yue. Yue who was using the gravity ball to the best of her abilities to block the ash dragons and white dragonâs auroras, immediately evaded by âfallingâ from the sky.
âFu~, I understood that you used strange thunder system magic. As long as Abusodo is here, your magic will be sealed offâ
Freed laughs while grinning. However, Yue isnât particularly worried, only quietly observing the Abusodos, only after a short time, her eyes wandered in the sky while thinking something and then concentrated on them again.
âAre you trying to tear space again? I wonât be giving you that kind of time!â
The white dragon and ash dragons further increased the severity of their attacks, a black panther typed demon approached by kicking off the ground and into the sky.
Although the storm of auroraâs was blocked by the gravity ball, most of Yueâs consciousness was used to construct another magic, her movements were lacking compared to before. There, the appearance of the black panther approached quickly from the ground, it began releasing countless tentacles
Between offense and defense, countless wounds appear on Yueâs body, red blood splashes in the night sky. However, because it was only a flesh wound, it wasnât much of a problem. To begin with what is Yueâs true defensive powers, certainly not barriers nor gravity balls. It was the cheating âRegeneration Powerâ.
A barrier would be placed if there was a companion, or evaded if the attack will cause clothes to tear because it would be a nuisance, originally she would just disregard the other parties attacks and leave it up to her regeneration powers, Yueâs true battle style was simply, one-sidedly attacking.
To Yue who was spraying blood, Freedâs expression was that of one who was convinced of their victory, when Yueâs wound was automatically restored, his eyes could only open widely in astonishment.
âIs that also an Age of Godâs magic? Just exactly how many have you acquired!â
Although he wasnât completely wrong, while voicing out his misunderstanding to Yue, he gave out orders for all demons to continue attacking until they beat her recovery rate. And then, Freed also started chanting an Age of Godâs magic.
However, naturally, Yue was already concentrating on her magic previously. Yueâs eyes opened up and showed strength, in the space of the thundering roars and flashes, her lovely voice resounded.
â[Five Heavenly Dragons]â
Immediately afterwards, dark clouds appear and the thunder roared, the swirling wind turns into a storm and blew harshly, the water currents produced were frozen into ice, a gray cloud of sand took shape like a big snake, and flames strong enough to burn up the atmosphere were condensed.
As a result, the appearance of 5 demonic dragons were seen in the night sky of the Kingdomâs capital. Although they were dragons created from gravity magic, they all had their own respective attributes.
Gooaaaaaa~!!!
The 5 dragons roared out greatly enough to make the atmosphere tremble.
The group of gigantic demonic dragons looked divine, the ash dragons probably realized on instinct that they were greatly outmatched and leaked out a small miserable cry in their fright. In their eyes, thereâs already little to no murderous intent towards Yue, instead fear and shock settled in its place, their eyes glanced over to their master Freed, demanding for help.
Freed once again exposed his disgraceful behavior of having his jaw drop down from the magic that lacked common sense while riding the white dragon. That chance wasnât missed, Yue sent the 5 heavenly dragons to assault the ground troops.
The thunder dragon charged at Abusodo and swallowed it first, Abusodo put up a fight and opened its large mouth as well. Although the thunder dragon was slightly consumed, it was different from a while ago, the blue
âKuaaaaaan~!!â
The pain generated from its shell melting down while still alive caused Abusodo to cry out painfully as its inherent magic was completely bested, the thunder dragon then aimed at another target. It was, another Abusodo that was swallowed by the storm dragon. While letting out a godly roar, it bit into the other dragon where Abusodo was, the edge of its body transformed into ash from being scorched.
Again at a nearby place, the ice dragon is freezing Abusodo and the stone dragon rolled up and caused all surrounding areas to petrify. The storm dragon which was freed by the thunder dragon, advanced onwards and cut the demons such as the black panthers besides Abusodo into pieces.
As expected, using the 5 heavenly dragons was harsh, Yue was panting and her forehead was drenched in sweat. After quickly disposing of the Abusodos, her next target was the ash dragons in the sky.
Freedâs group of matchless dragons were similarly challenged by Yue and her dragons. Without a doubt the figures of the ash dragons becoming food to the 5 heavenly dragons could be seen, this seemed to just show the difference in ability between Yue and Freed.
Freed finally realized after coming this far. The shape of a terrible monster which would normally be avoided. It was not just the boy who took heavy damage from the surprise attack at [Mountain of Great Flames], but also the girl in front of his eyes, she was without a doubt someone that he had to risk his life against when fighting.
Therefore, this next magic attack is literally with all of Freedâs energy put into it.
âââââââWorld which is always swaying, giantâs iron hammer, roar of the dragons, Army of trampling legs, both worlds are never met, hearing rumbles, bringing screams, Itâs Godâs sigh! Itâs Godâs grief! Thou, be crushed with despair! [Trembling Heaven]!â
The surrounding space rumbles intensely. Sounding lower than a hungry bellies groan, as if the world itself was screaming.
Yueâs thoughts, âMu~!â her cautiousness intensifies as she has knowledge of this magic, a defensive system was immediately thought up. The range of the blast magic was far too wide to evade in time. And all average defenses would be completely broken in an instant.
After canceling the 5 heavenly dragons and the gravity ball, she immediately constructed space magic. This is because she has no room to spare resources on other magics. Yue with the quick use of space magic and simultaneously, the space shrunk momentarily and caused a great explosion.
Space itself exploded. Without a doubt, it was had great force, even the leftover ground troops and ash dragons were obliterated in an instant, it gouged out the earth and even blew away all clouds within the area.
Space magic [Trembling Heaven]. Space is forcefully compressed, itâs a magic that generates an extremely powerful impact from letting loose the compressed space.
â.....N~, as expected....of Age of Godâs magicâ
However, Yue had survived even though she was at the center of the impact. Her clothes were torn in some places, blood dripped from her mouth, some of her internal organs were probably damaged, however it was all too light compared to the impact that went off.
Normally, it had enough power to completely wipe out everything without a trace......
] before [Trembling Heaven] activated. This was a magic that restores space. In use, it was an convenient magic that could be used for defense and restraining. More so, itâs magic consumption wasnât at the point of wanting to tear out the whites of ones own eyes out.
The space wasnât completely restored because it was instantaneously created, though Yue took some damage, other than physical restoration from âAutomatic Reproductionâ, her clothes were also restored through reproduction magic, her appearance in both the inside and outside were flawless.
At the center of where everything in the surroundings were destroyed, a figure was seen bathing in the moonlight as if nothing had happened at all, it was an amazing combination of divineness and strength.
However, there was one person who didnât doubt Yueâs strength. He assaulted Yue from a blind spot.
âI knew you would withstand it! Monster disguised as a girl!â
Passing through the gate behind Yue, Freed who rode on the white dragon appeared while shooting out an aurora.
Though Yue evaded the aurora by immediately âfallingâ, she could not dodge the white dragonâs opened mouth as they intersected, it tried to devour her arm from the shoulder down in one go.
Bushu~! blood gushes out from the wound. The white dragon was unable to completely tear off Yueâs arm, when its sharp fangs sank down onto her soft skin, it tried to shoot out an aurora at point blank.
It seemed to be improvised as Freed continuously shot out great magics, this time he was once again convinced of his victory, he turned to look at Yue in delight. However, the moment he saw Yueâs expression, an unspeakable chill ran through Freedâs spine, his eyes full of delight turned into fear.
Because, on Yueâs lips was a smile in the shape of a perfect crescent moon. Her thin pink lips easily stood out. The smile no longer showed the divineness that was shown awhile ago. The moonlight which shined on Yue, changed into one not of solemnity, but one of devilishness.
Through the night wind, deep red eyes shining brightly between the gaps of her beautiful gold hair could be seen.
In other words
ââ-You touched me?
The chant of the Age of Godâs magic was quietly voiced from Yueâs mouth.
â[Destruction Engraving]
Immediately afterwards, in the night sky where the devilish moonlight pours down, the scream of two were simultaneously heard.
âGuuaaaaa~!!â
Kuuruaaan~!!
The white dragon writhed from the impact, this time Yueâs arm was completely torn off, However, she didnât have an anxious expression and manipulated gravity magic to go up into the sky. And, in an instant, the appearance of the missing arm returned, she then glared at Freed and the white dragon that was in agony while gushing blood from their whole bodies.
â......How is it? The same wounds that Hajime received. Does it hurt?â
âGuuu~! Damn you, this.....â
To Yue who was expressionless and shouldering the moon on her back, Freed grit his teeth in fierce pain and glared sharply back.
Freed and the white dragonâs states were severe. The white dragon suffered a hollowed chest through combustion, in addition it was bleeding throughout its entire body, it seemed that it would crash at any moment. As for Freed, he was bleeding slowly from an incision wound on his chest, his left arm was broken and lowered lifelessly, and he was coughing out blood intensely as his internal organs were damaged. In addition there were big and small wounds throughout his whole body.
All of the wounds were the same as the time where Hajime was injured at [Mountain of Great Flames]. Reproduction magic âDestruction Engravingââââa magic that reproduces the wounds and destruction that an object once received in the past. Although not direct nor indirect, if itâs not touched within a radius of less than 3 meters it wouldnât work, the wounds that can be reproduced is proportional to the magic power being used.
Yue if possible, wanted to corner Freed with this magic. This fight was personal revenge from Yue to the end. At the [Mountain of Great Flames], her lover was greatly injured and anger took root in her heart, unable to escape unless revenge was carried out. Since then, â......The next time we meet, Iâll definitely beat the hell out of himâ, she promised.
Undersea Ruins], while remembering the events at [Mountain of Great Flames], now that she could, she intended to use âDestruction Engravingâ on him. Yueâs âYan
However, Yue was weak in close combat. it would be futile as she wouldnât be able to activate the magic in time before Freed and his white dragon which flew away at high speeds before they could touch. Therefore, she thought sheâd have to substantially damage the enemy before she could use it but.....Freed and them purposely touched her instead. There was no helping it that she unintentionally leaked out a smile. To Hajimeâs enemies, her mind cannot stop the âYan Yanâ.
â......The me right now.....does it mean I wasnât chosen to be the victor this day. .......I was unprepared
â......I wouldnât let youâ
Freed guessed that it was checkmate and grits his teeth, at the time when Yue was about to deal the finishing blow, waves of attack magic that shot from the ground were aimed at Yue.
âFreed-sama! Please pull out at once!â
âWe will buy time!â
They were the ground troops that had gone to invade the Kingdomâs capital. They seemed to have guessed that Freed was in a predicament and came to rescue him.
âYou guys! ....Ku, sorry!â
The Majinzokuâs that came to the rescue, after seeing Freed and the white dragon covered in wounds, their eyes borne hatred, they carried out suicide attacks without thinking about defending at all. Naturally, thereâs no way they could kill Yue with just enthusiasm. However, it seems that the very limited time earned was enough for Freed to open a gate.
Immediately before the flame spear that Yue shot could pierce Freed and his white dragon, they both jumped into the gate and disappeared.
â.....Obstructedâ
Yue after Freed successfully ran away, still, âYou dare do that to Freed-sama!â, coldly looked down at the Majinzoku who attacked repeatedly while yelling the same thing, the space magic âTrembling Heavenâ that Freed used awhile ago was used once again. Although Yue completely annihilated their snarling feelings in an instant, you could see some irritation on her expression. Her pent-up anger wasnât cleared.
While Yue was taking deep breaths to calm herself, an unbecoming bright voice resounded on the battlefield.
âYue-sa~n! Is that guy still alive? If heâs alive, let me hit him once......uwa~a what happened here? Was there a natural disaster?â
waved as she jumped to the floating disk and asked while looking at the surroundings with an amazed voice.
â.....Fledâ
Shia understood roughly what went on from that single phrase, while being slightly surprised at Freedâs unexpected tenacity, she soothed Yue with a wry smile.
And while waiting to replenish their magical powers, they exchanged their information, then an explosion occurred in the corner of the royal palace, following that, a huge pillar of light poured down from the sky, an impossible scene of the large army of demons consisting of tens of thousands that were outside of the outer walls were completely obliterated, then they looked at one another.
ââ......Hajime (San)ââ
The two answered at the exact same time.
â......For the time being, should we go to the royal palace?â
â......Nâ
Shia and Yue concluded that the perpetrator of the lack of commonsense was Hajime, they smiled as they glanced at the huge crater where the demons had vanished, together, the two went to the royal palace where Hajime would be. | {
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âHold it!â
Cortina was well aware of the dangers of pursuing a skilled assassin on her own. Still, as she had gotten the staff member involved in this, she had no other choice but to pursue him. Her pride as a Hero didnât allow that, and more importantly, she did not want to do anything that she would feel ashamed of in front of Reid.
They turned corners a few times as she was being lured away, and finally, they ended up in a place completely separated from the main street. And there, Mateus awaited her.
âWhy hello there, miss Hero. You seem to be quite lively there, eh?â
âSo let me make sure just in case, you are that Mateus I have heard about, right?â
âIndeed. You really do have great discerning skills, hmm?â
The way he ended his sentences in a questioning tone rubbed Cortina the wrong way. But she had to put that aside for now.
âWhere is the boy?â
âHmm, if you come with me, I can tell you maybe?â
âI am not about to get sweet-talked by some playboy.â
Cortina took out her combat staff and prepared for battle. It was a tool that could be used both for magic assistance and for staff combat. Seeing her conduct, Mateus shrugged his shoulders in an exaggerated manner.
âOkay, okay. I havenât abducted him or anything, you know? This is actually something I merely bought from him after he stained it during his snack, you see?â
âYou gave that kid some reward, right? He went and bought baked potatoes with that money. The red stains in this are just ketchup. He should be taking a little rest in the park right about now after one of our young got in his way.â
â...So I was lured here that easily, huh.â
âI would say, you were entrapped here that easily, I suppose?â
Matching Mateusâ words, Cortina felt another presence behind her. They wore dirty clothes and a visibly worn-out pelt. They had swords hanging on the right side. Overall, they looked like slightly battered Adventurers. They had relatively light armors on them that would not look unnatural even if you passed by them on the street. However, with those two showing up at such timing, it was easy to guess that it wasnât a mere coincidence. Both the path ahead and behind were blocked now, cutting her way of escape.
âSo you came fully prepared, huh? But I didnât come here so half-heartedly either.â
âOh? But yes, you are right that we came fully prepared. My job is to drive away the people pursuing my Master. I expected you to find that magic circle and pursue us. Besides, regardless of your determination, I donât believe I can possibly lose, you know?â
âSo youâre saying you left that magic circle there purposely? If you didnât want to be pursued, why didnât you just erase it?â
âOh, are you going to ignore the difference in abilities? Well, it would be a bother to keep moving secretly like that. I hate such bothersome jobs, you know?â
The two behind started to slowly close the distance. This alley that was sandwiched between houses had no other exit.
âIf we catch you, the Six Heroes would lose their leadership. Besides, you are the easiest to catch among them. Right?â
Cortina was certainly the weakest among the Six Heroes, and her life had been targetted like this many a time. However, each of those times she had managed to struggle her way out with various means.
âBesides, since I know that kid is fine, thereâs no longer a need to keep dealing with a boorish man like you.â
âOh dear, calling me boorish is a bit. I hate violence, so I would be happy if you surrender. And actually, youâve been talking to me quite readily all this time, werenât you?â
âSurrender, huh? Thatâs quite generous of you... But too bad. As Reid would say, âNot in a million yearsâ!
Using her former comradeâs words, Cortina instantly turned heel. And then she dashed towards the two behind her. The two seemed to have expected her to act this way and werenât flustered by this development.
They calmly pulled their swords and prepared to meet her.
However, just before Cortina reached the two, she thrust her staff into the ground and flung herself into the air. She used the thrust point and threw her body in the air similar to pole vaulting.
That said, doing that with a staff that didnât even reach two meters wasnât enough to give her enough altitude. However, she made up for that by kicking the wall of the narrow corridor to jump higher, and leaped over the two manâs heads.
âWhat!?â
Seeing Cortinaâs completely unexpected actions, the two men yelled in shock. Meanwhile, Cortina did not kill her momentum but instead used it to roll even farther away from the two.
And then she used that same momentum to stand back up and proceeded to run.
âWhat are you two doing?â
âI-Iâm sorry!â
The two apologized to Mateus who was looking at them with an exasperated expression. That said, they didnât just stand still, but quickly responded to the situation and began their pursuit.
Looking at them quickly fix their composure and start chasing, you could tell that they were experienced to a degree.
Cortina, being a cat beastman, excelled in physical abilities. She was confident she would not lose in this tag when she was already ahead of them.
If she rushed back where she came from and managed to reach the main street, they would not be able to make any big moves against her.
On the road where there was nothing before, there was now a pile of wooden boxes. There were too many of them scattered about, so climbing over them would take too much effort. That said, trying to clear the way and breakthrough would take even longer. Regardless of the means, they were both fatal for someone in flight.
It was possible to leap over them with a staff like before, but the staff in question was left behind when she leaped over the men.
Whether she tried to climb over or move them, it would take too much time. And as expected, the two men didnât take a long time to catch up with her.
âHold it there!â
âMaking work difficult for us!â
The men were rushing over while throwing jeers towards her. Cortina was completely empty-handed there. She had no means of resisting themâor so it seemed.
Just as the man tried to vulnerably approach her to take her out, she picked up a box and slammed it at him.
âWha!?â
The man that had let his guard down thinking she had no weapons wasnât able to avoid that attack. That said, he wasnât so stupid to take it head-on, either. He quickly used his sword to defend, thus he avoided taking too much damage.
As the wooden box met the iron sword, it got crushed to bits, but it also broke the manâs posture. Cortina quickly approached the man and drove the underside of her fist to his neck. It was the so-called hammer blow.
This was a technique that was easiest to put power into while also having a low risk of injuring your hand in the process. It was a vital blow, enough for Cortina, a physically weaker female, to knock out a man. And since it landed on the neck, which was a weak point, he had no chances of recovering from it.
Thus, he momentarily lost consciousness and started slowly collapsing on the spot. The other man who was a step slow to react to her sudden counterattack immediately moved to cut her down.
Cortina intentionally slipped under the falling man and used him as a shield to block his attack. Seeing that, the man tried to stop his slash, but he failed to kill his momentum completely and it landed on his comrade.
The broken board had a sharpened tip and it could be used as a spear. While still collapsed on the ground, Cortina swung her arm with all she had and drive the fragment in the other manâs ankle.
If they were outside of the city, this would have been defended by his greaves. However, they were inside the city now, so wearing too much armor wouldâve made him stand out too much.
As such, he was now in normal leather shoes, so this attack managed to seriously injure his instep.
âGghaaah!â
The bone of an instep was actually very thin. It also had little muscle. It was quite possible to break it even with something like a broken wood fragment.
That sharp pain caused him to roll over and fall on the ground.
Having overpowered both men, Cortina finally crawled out from under the man.
At that point, the third man, Mateus, who walked without hurry, had finally caught up to her. | {
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Anyway, this autumn and winter we were very busy.
First about me, since there was nothing major for me to do, I became absorbed in the development of the barrier magic stones. The reason being that they became a big hit. When it were just the adventurers and a few other customers, it was enough to let Luara watch the store. The biggest problem was the number of orders from the army, royalty, and merchants. On some days, I was buried in orders. I spent a lot of my time to deal with it. Iâm grateful for the harpies help in delivering the stones. Well, since it was unexpectedly profitable, letâs leave it at that.
That being said, most of the profits went into the Kurumfar territory.
As for the troublesome Kurumfar territory, Mei, Gon, and Peris were in charge of the agricultural development. I was worried at first but the seeds sprouted properly and their growth was acceptable. There were also plenty of paddy fields, the problem is whether itâs possible to grow rice on them, this matter is still being investigated.
The fishing industry, on the other hand, was faring quite splendidly. Since the port of the Kairiku city was opened, the city became much more lively. The esaraharu dishes became popular and you can see people coming all the way from the imperial capital just to taste them. The salt problem was solved and this side is also bustling.
The tax revenue from the fishing industry was somehow able to make up for the agriculture deficit.
Speaking of the happy occasion, it seems that the visitors, who tried the new dishes, spread the word and the population of the Kairiku town increased little by little. Since there were people interested in developing new lands, I went to the Kurumfar territory on my day off, fixed the land with earth magic, and had Mei spread her fertilizer around.
As for the other happy occasion, itâs possible to getãNigariãtogether with the salt. Previously, I used to buy it in a drugstore but there is no need to do this anymore. I can make as much tofu as I want.
I approached the matter of the hotel very thoroughly, I have a great confidence in its success. After all, there are Ricoâs servants working there with Kuena being in charge of them. Their refined movements and, of course, their bed making, cleaning, and caring skills are exceptional. They can provide services that canât be compared to even the first-class hotels. You wonât be able to stay in another hotel once you went through their services.
Of course, there are baths and flushable toilets with warm seats in this hotel. They were used by those, who were trained by me in earth magic, it became something like a luxury treatment. []
I spend quite a bit of effort dealing with the sewage by digging a big hole in the ground, hardening its walls, gathering it in one place. Digging that hole took a lot from me and I collapsed midway but thanks to the magical effect of Meiâs lap pillow, I managed to somehow complete it. There, my teacherâs Falco teaching ãmagic is an imageãbecame a great hint. In essence, I was able to confirm that you can activate a spell if you have a clear image in your head. I had a great teacher and Iâm truly grateful to him.
The gathered wastes turn into fertilizer thanks to Gonâs efforts. Since the sewage line was is complete, next time, I plan to connect the other building to it. To eliminate all the scooping type toilets from the territory is my hidden goal.
The hotelâs menu was a masterpiece of Perisâ making. I chose some of Ricoâs servants, who were interested in cooking, and some of the people I brought from the capital and had Peris teach them the recipes. I have absolute confidence in the taste. In the future, I plan to introduce the vegetables, meat, and fish from the Kurumfar territory to the hotel.
As for the hotel itself. I hired workers to repair and remodel the building inside out. Since it was previously used as the Lordâs mansion, there were plenty of rooms but because I put an emphasis on baths and toilets there was a need to completely reform the building. Since there is magic in this world, the work took only month to complete and the interior of the building changed significantly. The late Count Kurumfar would have become weak in the knees if he saw that.
The hotel is going to open its door on the second month of the year.
In addition to the projects above, Rico and her aides dealt with the matters of taxation, finances, army, police, security, firefighting, and trial. Pius and Aga were in charge of the army, Poltan and Popia were in charge of police and security, Pario used his outstanding calculating abilities to settle the taxes, Nokyu dealt with finances, Nokita with firefighting, Jokun with trials and lawsuits. Nizu and Thujin used their abilities to deal with general affairs and everyone had a job to make them occupied. The people brought from the capital worked under them. Everyone put their hopes into their work making their motivation and working efficiency quite high. There were nobles, commoners, and beastmen amongst them, Rico, who made them work together, is quite something.
When it comes to cooking in the mansion, Ferris often substituted for Peris, who was busy recently. Her cooking didnât lose to Perisâ. She wakes up early in the morning to prepare breakfast, goes shopping at noon, and welcomes the tattered us with dinner. We promised to each other that no matter how busy we are, we would always have breakfast and dinner together. Like that, we used our mealtime to confirm our plans and schedules.
At that time, there were a lot of days when Mei shut herself in the laboratory. She said that she was researching better farming tools. They were quite durable and easy to use on top of being provided for free, the farmersâ gratitude was out of bounds. Besides that, you know, big-breasted beauty and all. Her popularity amongst men isnât to be underestimated. But what was unexpected is that she became popular with women too. Her humble and enthusiastic attitude captured peopleâs hearts.
In that way, the times I spent my night with Rico increased. Rico being Rico couldnât get enough of it. Those times, despite being busy, she was always submissive. That being said, when she wasnât able to be with me, Mei made sure to definitely appear in her place. Contrary to Rico, she released her pent-up stress without reserve and was much more aggressive. As a result, Rico, Mei, and I created a nice balance with each other.
While I was doing all of that, the year came to an end. After we used this time to take a long vacation and restore our spirits, we proceeded with the preparations to open the hotel.
With the port operating and trade expanding, the number of adventurers and tourists increased and the matter of their accommodation became urgent. For the time being, we dealt with it by creating a barrier for residential use, but, in essence, it was just a camp. There was a great number of demands for a proper inn, so I made an urgent project to construct an inn. This world doesnât particularly celebrate the New Year. The biggest events of the country are the birthday of the emperor, birth of marriage in the royal family, or something like a coronation ceremony. Only the Daquet Company went out of the way to take a break on the New Year. Daquet Company is striving to become the greatest white company in the empire. []
Due to its urgency, the inn was completed around the end of the holidays. The rooms numbered around . There, the sea tribe and some of the women, who werenât involved in farming, took care of its management. I donât plan to meddle with their arrangement as long as they properly pay the taxes.
And finally, the time to open the hotel came. The honored customer number one was, unexpectedly, His Majesty the Emperor himself. Since he came here to rest in peace and quiet, he brought only the smallest number of people with him but they still took whole 6 rooms.
His Majesty brought a rather obedient and more adorable that beautiful girl with him. Most likely, she was his most loved person. According to the rumors, she seems to be a commoner. His Majesty was attracted to her simple unsophisticated nature and she fell in love with him.
His Majesty was satisfied with our services and enjoyed his three days stay quite a bit. We also called out to his servants and brought out the dishes prepared by our chef. The imperial chef cook was impressed and wanted to visit the hotel again to train himself.
In the morning of the day when His Majesty needed to return to the capital, he said
ãI shall come again in the next year around the same time. The next time will be even longer. Furniture, view from the window, food. I like all of them. To the extent that I want to move the imperial palace here. No, if I move the palace, it will lose its meaning, isnât it. Hahahaã
He said and returned to the capital in great satisfaction.
As a result, the emperorâs vacation could be considered a success. Since it was able to satisfy the emperor, the hotel has been full ever since, to the extent of people making complaints. However, there were no complaints about the dishes or services. At that time, the staff even doubted the need to listen to the complaints. That customer screamed in anger during the checkout.
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ãããã¨ãããããžãã | And I think that's some of the fear that we see about jobs disappearing from artificial intelligence and robots.
That we're overestimating the technology in the short term.
But I am worried whether we're going to get the technology we need in the long term.
Because the demographics are really going to leave us with lots of jobs that need doing and that we, our society, is going to have to be built on the shoulders of steel of robots in the future.
So I'm scared we won't have enough robots.
But fear of losing jobs to technology has been around for a long time.
Back in 1957, there was a Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn movie.
So you know how it ended up, Spencer Tracy brought a computer, a mainframe computer of 1957, in to help the librarians.
The librarians in the company would do things like answer for the executives, "What are the names of Santa's reindeer?"
And they would look that up.
And this mainframe computer was going to help them with that job.
Well of course a mainframe computer in 1957 wasn't much use for that job.
The librarians were afraid their jobs were going to disappear.
But that's not what happened in fact.
The number of jobs for librarians increased for a long time after 1957.
It wasn't until the Internet came into play, the web came into play and search engines came into play that the need for librarians went down.
And I think everyone from 1957 totally underestimated the level of technology we would all carry around in our hands and in our pockets today.
And we can just ask: "What are the names of Santa's reindeer?" and be told instantly -- or anything else we want to ask.
By the way, the wages for librarians went up faster than the wages for other jobs in the U.S. over that same time period, because librarians became partners of computers.
Computers became tools, and they got more tools that they could use and become more effective during that time.
Same thing happened in offices.
Back in the old days, people used spreadsheets.
Spreadsheets were spread sheets of paper, and they calculated by hand.
But here was an interesting thing that came along.
With the revolution around 1980 of P.C.'s, the spreadsheet programs were tuned for office workers, not to replace office workers, but it respected office workers as being capable of being programmers.
So office workers became programmers of spreadsheets.
It increased their capabilities.
They no longer had to do the mundane computations, but they could do something much more.
Now today, we're starting to see robots in our lives.
On the left there is the PackBot from iRobot.
When soldiers came across roadside bombs in Iraq and Afghanistan, instead of putting on a bomb suit and going out and poking with a stick, as they used to do up until about 2002, they now send the robot out.
So the robot takes over the dangerous jobs.
On the right are some TUGs from a company called Aethon in Pittsburgh.
These are in hundreds of hospitals across the U.S.
And they take the dirty sheets down to the laundry.
They take the dirty dishes back to the kitchen.
They bring the medicines up from the pharmacy.
And it frees up the nurses and the nurse's aides from doing that mundane work of just mechanically pushing stuff around to spend more time with patients.
In fact, robots have become sort of ubiquitous in our lives in many ways.
But I think when it comes to factory robots, people are sort of afraid, because factory robots are dangerous to be around.
In order to program them, you have to understand six-dimensional vectors and quaternions.
And ordinary people can't interact with them.
And I think it's the sort of technology that's gone wrong.
It's displaced the worker from the technology.
And I think we really have to look at technologies that ordinary workers can interact with.
And so I want to tell you today about Baxter, which we've been talking about.
And Baxter, I see, as a way -- a first wave of robot that ordinary people can interact with in an industrial setting.
So Baxter is up here.
This is Chris Harbert from Rethink Robotics.
We've got a conveyor there.
And if the lighting isn't too extreme -- Ah, ah! There it is. It's picked up the object off the conveyor.
It's going to come bring it over here and put it down.
And then it'll go back, reach for another object.
The interesting thing is Baxter has some basic common sense.
By the way, what's going on with the eyes?
The eyes are on the screen there.
The eyes look ahead where the robot's going to move.
So a person that's interacting with the robot understands where it's going to reach and isn't surprised by its motions.
Here Chris took the object out of its hand, and Baxter didn't go and try to put it down; it went back and realized it had to get another one.
It's got a little bit of basic common sense, goes and picks the objects.
And Baxter's safe to interact with.
You wouldn't want to do this with a current industrial robot.
But with Baxter it doesn't hurt.
It feels the force, understands that Chris is there and doesn't push through him and hurt him.
But I think the most interesting thing about Baxter is the user interface.
And so Chris is going to come and grab the other arm now.
And when he grabs an arm, it goes into zero-force gravity-compensated mode and graphics come up on the screen.
You can see some icons on the left of the screen there for what was about its right arm.
He's going to put something in its hand, he's going to bring it over here, press a button and let go of that thing in the hand.
And the robot figures out, ah, he must mean I want to put stuff down.
It puts a little icon there.
He comes over here, and he gets the fingers to grasp together, and the robot infers, ah, you want an object for me to pick up.
That puts the green icon there.
He's going to map out an area of where the robot should pick up the object from.
It just moves it around, and the robot figures out that was an area search.
He didn't have to select that from a menu.
And now he's going to go off and train the visual appearance of that object while we continue talking.
So as we continue here, I want to tell you about what this is like in factories.
These robots we're shipping every day.
They go to factories around the country.
This is Mildred.
Mildred's a factory worker in Connecticut.
She's worked on the line for over 20 years.
One hour after she saw her first industrial robot, she had programmed it to do some tasks in the factory.
She decided she really liked robots.
And it was doing the simple repetitive tasks that she had had to do beforehand.
Now she's got the robot doing it.
When we first went out to talk to people in factories about how we could get robots to interact with them better, one of the questions we asked them was, "Do you want your children to work in a factory?"
The universal answer was "No, I want a better job than that for my children."
And as a result of that, Mildred is very typical of today's factory workers in the U.S.
They're older, and they're getting older and older.
There aren't many young people coming into factory work.
And as their tasks become more onerous on them, we need to give them tools that they can collaborate with, so that they can be part of the solution, so that they can continue to work and we can continue to produce in the U.S.
And so our vision is that Mildred who's the line worker becomes Mildred the robot trainer.
She lifts her game, like the office workers of the 1980s lifted their game of what they could do.
We're not giving them tools that they have to go and study for years and years in order to use.
They're tools that they can just learn how to operate in a few minutes.
There's two great forces that are both volitional but inevitable.
That's climate change and demographics.
Demographics is really going to change our world.
This is the percentage of adults who are working age.
And it's gone down slightly over the last 40 years.
But over the next 40 years, it's going to change dramatically, even in China.
The percentage of adults who are working age drops dramatically.
And turned up the other way, the people who are retirement age goes up very, very fast, as the baby boomers get to retirement age.
That means there will be more people with fewer social security dollars competing for services.
But more than that, as we get older we get more frail and we can't do all the tasks we used to do.
If we look at the statistics on the ages of caregivers, before our eyes those caregivers are getting older and older.
That's happening statistically right now.
And as the number of people who are older, above retirement age and getting older, as they increase, there will be less people to take care of them.
And I think we're really going to have to have robots to help us.
And I don't mean robots in terms of companions.
I mean robots doing the things that we normally do for ourselves but get harder as we get older.
Getting the groceries in from the car, up the stairs, into the kitchen.
Or even, as we get very much older, driving our cars to go visit people.
And I think robotics gives people a chance to have dignity as they get older by having control of the robotic solution.
So they don't have to rely on people that are getting scarcer to help them.
and working with robots like Baxter in our daily lives. And that we will -- Here, Baxter, it's good.
And that we will all come to rely on robots over the next 40 years as part of our everyday lives.
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He wore similar gauntlets to mine on his arms. It didnât seem like they had some kind of thread shooting mechanism in them, though, so he probably just used them for hand-to-hand combat. We were ready to depart as soon as Maxwell and I finished our business related to the inn.
But before we actually departed, there was something I had to do first.
âHey. Itâs kinda late for this, but can you tell me your name?â
âWerenât you the one who was against knowing it?â
The man answered in exasperation. Indeed, in the past, I made such a proposal. However, since we were going to travel around, it would be quite inconvenient if I didnât even know what to call him.
âWe might find ourselves in battle. It would be hard to give directions if we donât know what to call you.â
âYeah, you have a point. Letâs see... You can just call me Aste. It goes without saying but itâs not my real name.â
âIâve never seen someone declare their fake name so proudly.â
The man calling himself Aste started drawing the magic circle on the ground without caring about my retort. His way of drawing circles was quite different from that of Maxwell.
âOh, are you drawing the shape first?â
âThatâs right. If you draw the guiding lines first, it would make it simpler to guide the magic power through it later.â
âBut if you do that, the instantaneous invocation would not be enough to make it in time.â
âIf that happens, you can just cast it normally. Besides, if you have a cloth with the pre-drawn circle on hand, it would be much faster than the normal way of casting it.â
âI see... Very interesting. It seemed that the technique at the entrance was quite old too.â
âOh, you saw through it? You have quite good eyes unlike that bumpkin over there.â
âWell sorry for being a bumpkin.â
In my previous life, I was a complete amateur with everything related to magic. Now, I could see that it was not a normal technique. Be it how easily he could make precious magic tools or this, it was clear that he was no ordinary blacksmith.
âThat aside... Where exactly are we heading?â
âFirst comes the procurement of the Mythril threads. Next would be gathering materials for the exterior. I didnât expect the exterior to have deteriorated this much, so Iâll have to hand-pick the materials.â
âThese gauntlets alone seem quite a big thing.â
âI made them by using a metal called nickel. It lacks a bit when it comes to hardness, but itâs strong against corrosion and has high toughness.â
âToughness?â
âAs in, itâs quite tenacious. When an attack lands on it, it doesnât break but bends instead and mitigates the attack. The threads inside of it also act as a cushion, so itâs quite good as a means of defense.â
âSo thatâs why it got crushed from one hit of a sword.â
âBut in exchange, you managed to keep your left arm safe, right?â
The right oneâs mechanism failed, but the left one took damage due to that sword strike. If I maintained it well, it wouldnât have been so brittle, but I still didnât think theyâd be so easy to crush. But it was made that way to prioritize the safety of my hand.
âWell, yeah, I remained safe thanks to that fact.â
I muttered, having a flashback of that time. It was an overhead swing from an adult man. And blocking it was a -year-old girl.
If I guarded with just my left hand alone, it couldâve broken its exterior and even my hand with it. It might not even have stopped at that and cut through my head or shoulder. However, by redirecting its power through getting crushed, I was able to endure the blow even with my meager strength.
âSo with that, letâs go get the Mythril threads first.â
âOh, so we are going to produce these threads! I was always curious as to how they were made.â
â...Please not a word to anyone about it.â
Aste looked at the overly-enthusiastic Maxwell with an uncharacteristically troubled face, and then activated the magic. The magic circle under our feet shined and the scenery around us got blurred.
After a momentary floating sensation, we were thrown into total darkness.
âWhere is this?â
At a glance, this place looked different from the mountain we previously were at. It seemed that we had teleported into a building or cavern of some kind.
The air full of stagnated humidity clung to my skin. Not just that, it was strangely cold too.
âItâs strangely chilly here...not just that. Even when it comes to breathing...â
It feels suffocating. No, I could breathe in normally. The amount of air I could inhale was the same, but it felt as if the breathing itself had turned inadequate.
I remembered this sensation. It was the same phenomenon you felt when you were on high mountain peaks.
âWe are inside the World Tree.â
âThe World Tree... You mean weâre in the Holy Tree Kingdom of Forneus!?â
The Holy Tree Kingdom of Forneus. It was the headquarters of the worldâs largest religion, the World Tree religion. It was the kingdom located at the center of the continent, holding the most influence, and in the center of its Capital Berith, stood the World Tree Yggdrasil that reached up to the heavens.
The inside of that Holy Tree was like a labyrinth that, at one point in time, boasted of having floors. It was said that there was a young bud at its summit that stored its lifeforce, which would grant immortality and eternal youth to one who ate it.
However, according to the legends, the God of Destruction broke that tree, and only about % of its original body was left standing now.
â...Now that I think about it, that Whitey sure did something awful, huh.â
âWell, those times called for such drastic measures... No, nevermind.â
âAste, could it be that you know the God of Destruction?â
âNo comment.â
He clearly averted his eyes. That gesture was enough to tell me that they were acquaintances at least. This guy was surprisingly bad at lying.
âOh well. So, what are we searching for inside here?â
âWe are currently on the 250th floor. There should be giant caterpillars called Huge Crawlers around here. You need to-â
âShould I take one down?â
âNo, catch it alive.â
âHuh?â
My blood was starting to boil but he killed my enthusiasm with one order. Telling someone specialized in killing to catch it alive...
âHuge Crawlers can even eat and digest the World Tree trunks. If we feed it some Mythril ores and get the threads out of it, we should be able to get our hands on the composite that consists of a large amount of Mythril.â
âI see. So if we intertwine those threads, they would become usable threads for me.â
âExactly.â
Iâve never heard of using the monstersâ ecology to create equipment... Normally you defeated said monsters and used their remains to make them.
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Though some wild animals attacked them on the way, they were practically no match for Cloud and Michelle. Each time it happened, the scarred merchant couldnât hide his astonishment at Michelleâs skill.
Then, when the morning of the third day came, they finally returned back to Methuselah.
âThat went really well. I would love to depend on you two next time too.â
Cloud had grown quite close to the Merchant during the journey too, so they were on good enough terms to talk casually now.
Michelle on the other hand was full of curiosity when she first visited the new city and had her eyes peeled on the street stalls all the time. Cloud had to peel her off the stalls whenever she fixated on one and wouldnât move.
âWell then, I will send the payment to the Guild later, so you can receive it there.â
âOh wait, your work still continues until we unload the luggage, you know?â
âI know, I know.â
The ordered goods were masks with fine stitches that were made in the Matara kingdom in the east. It was originally used to protect the wearer from the mineral dust in coal mines and such, so their masking potency was far higher than those made in Raum.
And there were about of those here now. It was quite a big order even from his experience as a Merchant.
âSorry about that. I wouldâve given you a breather, but these are special orders and are packaged individually. Due to that, their volume is larger.â
âItâs just cloth, in the end, so it should be light. Iâm a power-type even if I donât look it.â
âGlad to hear it then.â
Cloud was in fact unbelievably strong in contrast to what his thin body suggested. It was due to all the training and battles he had gone through since he was a child that he managed to gain that strength.
âOnce weâre done with the unloading, let me treat you to a drink as an apology. You guys should come join us too.â
âSure!â
He also called out to the laborers who were on standby. Their expressions brightened up when they heard theyâd be getting free drinks.
âOkay then, letâs head to the warehouse. Itâs the third one in the south.â
âHuh, weâre not gonna eat first?â
âMichelle, Iâll treat you to some later.â
âReally? Iâm gonna believe you, okay?â
Cloud pulled regretful-looking Michelle along and they headed to the warehouse. Michelle wasnât as thoughtless as to eat during work either, so she decided to behave herself.
âHahaha, then Iâll let you have your fill once the work is over!â
âYaay!â
âSeriously, donât do that!â
Cloud, who knew how big her appetite was, was desperately trying to stop the merchant from something so reckless. The merchant looked puzzled, not understanding the reason behind it. Thus, they headed to the warehouse in such a boisterous mood.
Come night, the merchant treated them to a meal as he promised. Seeing Michelleâs unrestrained appetite made him stare wide-eyed at her gluttony. Cloud had a somewhat apologetic expression as he drank his alcohol.
He had no more intention to stop Michelleâs rampage.
âOh my... you sure can eat.â
âThatâs been my selling point since I was a kid.â
âSo many people were brought to tears, deceived by her appearance.â
âHmph, I havenât deceived anyone.â
Michelleâs body itself was slender. Her shoulders and limbs looked healthy, but with no needless flesh. Setting her chest aside. Deceived by that, many men had invited her to eat with ulterior motives, but her appetite had thoroughly ruined their wallets.
The merchantâs name was about to be added to the list of such victims.
âSorry about that. Weâre the only ones eating here.â
âNo worries. Weâre getting free drinks here too.â
Cloud apologized to the laborer men. They were sitting at the same table and enjoying drinks, but the food on the table mostly disappeared into Michelleâs belly, so he apologized for that.
They didnât seem to have minded that, so he felt relieved and returned back to eating. Still, he didnât remove his eyes from monitoring their hands. It was because he had seen many people aiming at Michelle that tried to drug her. They seemed to have noticed his gaze and were somewhat nervous too.
âI feel like youâre giving us a strange gaze...â
âOh, sorry. Itâs just my habit. I mean, I have her with me, after all.â
âI see. I suppose you have endless worries.â
âSorry if I ruined your mood.â
âNo, no, I understand what you mean.â
Setting Michelleâs body aside, even her looks were charming and gave off a naive impression. If Nicole had the beauty of a noblewoman, Michelle gave off a relaxed feeling of a village girl.
If you asked which one was easier to call out to, the scales would be overwhelmingly tilted towards Michelle. For that reason, there was no end to men making extreme approaches at her.
It got late as they continued their chat, and eventually, one of the laborers left his seat.
âSorry, Iâll hit the bathroom for a bit.â
âOkay. Make it quick.
He raised his hand in response and casually disappeared deeper into the store. The bathroom was installed next to the kitchen. It was because the staff frequently used it too.
Eventually, new food was carried to the table, and Michelle immediately reached out for a piece of deep-fried food. The merchant also reached with his fork in vigor.
Cloud gazed at that scene while carrying the mug to his mouth, but he noticed it was empty. He noticed the men around were low on it too, so he ordered more alcohol. The man who went to the bathroom also returned. He also brought the ordered alcohol.
âI brought it with me while I was at it.â
âOh, thanks for that.â
The staff probably gave it to him when he was returning from the bathroom. He received the mug from the men and carried it to his mouth.
After a while, he felt his gaze shake.
Feeling the unnatural dizziness, he quickly looked towards Michelle, and saw she was plopped on the table as if she was dead drunk.
âWhat. She shouldnât...have been...drinking...â
Michelle barely touched alcohol normally. She was focused on food this time too and wasnât drinking. Cloud was also paying attention to it when they were with other men too.
Looking again, the merchant was similarly dead drunk.
âNo, looks like...we were drugged, huh...â
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ãããã¨ãããããžãã | This is the Grand Cafe here in Oxford.
the first coffeehouse to open in England in 1650.
That's its great claim to fame, and I wanted to show it to you, not because I want to give you the kind of Starbucks tour of historic England, but rather because the English coffeehouse was crucial of one of the great intellectual flowerings of the last 500 years, what we now call the Enlightenment.
And the coffeehouse played such a big role in the birth of the Enlightenment, in part, because of what people were drinking there.
Because, before the spread of coffee and tea through British culture, what people drank -- both elite and mass folks drank -- day-in and day-out, from dawn until dusk was alcohol.
Alcohol was the daytime beverage of choice.
You would drink a little beer with breakfast and have a little wine at lunch, a little gin -- particularly around 1650 -- and top it off with a little beer and wine at the end of the day.
That was the healthy choice -- right -- because the water wasn't safe to drink.
And so, effectively until the rise of the coffeehouse, you had an entire population that was effectively drunk all day.
And you can imagine what that would be like, right, in your own life -- and I know this is true of some of you -- if you were drinking all day, and then you switched from a depressant to a stimulant in your life, you would have better ideas.
You would be sharper and more alert.
And so it's not an accident that a great flowering of innovation happened as England switched to tea and coffee.
But the other thing that makes the coffeehouse important is the architecture of the space.
It was a space where people would get together from different backgrounds, different fields of expertise, and share.
It was a space, as Matt Ridley talked about, where ideas could have sex.
This was their conjugal bed, in a sense -- ideas would get together there.
And an astonishing number of innovations from this period have a coffeehouse somewhere in their story.
I've been spending a lot of time thinking about coffeehouses for the last five years, because I've been kind of on this quest to investigate this question of where good ideas come from.
What are the environments that lead to unusual levels of innovation, unusual levels of creativity?
What's the kind of environmental -- what is the space of creativity?
And what I've done is I've looked at both environments like the coffeehouse; I've looked at media environments, like the world wide web, I've gone back to the history of the first cities; I've even gone to biological environments, like coral reefs and rainforests, that involve unusual levels of biological innovation; and what I've been looking for is shared patterns, kind of signature behavior that shows up again and again in all of these environments.
Are there recurring patterns that we can learn from, that we can take and kind of apply to our own lives, or our own organizations, or our own environments to make them more creative and innovative?
And I think I've found a few.
But what you have to do to make sense of this and to really understand these principles is you have to do away with a lot of the way in which our conventional metaphors and language steers us towards certain concepts of idea-creation.
We have this very rich vocabulary to describe moments of inspiration.
We have the kind of the flash of insight, the stroke of insight, we have epiphanies, we have "eureka!" moments, we have the lightbulb moments, right?
All of these concepts, as kind of rhetorically florid as they are, share this basic assumption, which is that an idea is a single thing, it's something that happens often in a wonderful illuminating moment.
But in fact, what I would argue and what you really need to kind of begin with is this idea that an idea is a network on the most elemental level.
I mean, this is what is happening inside your brain.
An idea -- a new idea -- is a new network of neurons firing in sync with each other inside your brain. It's a new configuration that has never formed before.
And the question is: how do you get your brain into environments where these new networks are going to be more likely to form?
And it turns out that, in fact, the kind of network patterns of the outside world mimic a lot of the network patterns of the internal world of the human brain.
So the metaphor I'd like the use I can take from a story of a great idea that's quite recent -- a lot more recent than the 1650s.
A wonderful guy named Timothy Prestero, who has a company called ... an organization called Design That Matters.
of, you know, the terrible problems we have with infant mortality rates in the developing world.
One of the things that's very frustrating about this is that we know, by getting modern neonatal incubators into any context, if we can keep premature babies warm, basically -- it's very simple -- we can halve infant mortality rates in those environments.
So, the technology is there.
These are standard in all the industrialized worlds.
The problem is, if you buy a $40,000 incubator, to a mid-sized village in Africa, it will work great for a year or two years, and then something will go wrong and it will break, and it will remain broken forever, because you don't have a whole system of spare parts, to fix this $40,000 piece of equipment.
And so you end up having this problem where you spend all this money getting aid and all these advanced electronics to these countries, and then it ends up being useless.
So what Prestero and his team decided to do is to look around and see: what are the abundant resources in these developing world contexts?
And what they noticed was they don't have a lot of DVRs, they don't have a lot of microwaves, but they seem to do a pretty good job of keeping their cars on the road.
There's a Toyota Forerunner on the street in all these places.
They seem to have the expertise to keep cars working.
So they started to think, "Could we build a neonatal incubator that's built entirely out of automobile parts?"
And this is what they ended up coming with.
It's called a "neonurture device."
you'd find in a modern, Western hospital.
In the inside, it's all car parts.
It's got a fan, it's got headlights for warmth, it's got door chimes for alarm -- it runs off a car battery.
And so all you need is the spare parts from your Toyota and the ability to fix a headlight, and you can repair this thing.
this is a great metaphor for the way that ideas happen.
We like to think our breakthrough ideas, you know, are like that $40,000, brand new incubator, state-of-the-art technology, but more often than not, they're cobbled together from whatever parts that happen to be around nearby.
We take ideas from other people, from people we've learned from, from people we run into in the coffee shop, and we stitch them together into new forms and we create something new.
That's really where innovation happens.
And that means that we have to change some of our models of what innovation and deep thinking really looks like, right.
I mean, this is one vision of it.
Another is Newton and the apple, when Newton was at Cambridge.
This is a statue from Oxford.
You know, you're sitting there thinking a deep thought, and the apple falls from the tree, and you have the theory of gravity.
In fact, the spaces that have historically led to innovation tend to look like this, right.
This is Hogarth's famous painting of a kind of political dinner at a tavern, but this is what the coffee shops looked like back then.
This is the kind of chaotic environment where ideas were likely to come together, where people were likely to have new, interesting, unpredictable collisions -- people from different backgrounds.
So, if we're trying to build organizations that are more innovative, we have to build spaces that -- strangely enough -- look a little bit more like this.
This is what your office should look like, is part of my message here.
And one of the problems with this is that people are actually -- when you research this field -- people are notoriously unreliable, on where they have their own good ideas, or their history of their best ideas.
And a few years ago, a wonderful researcher named Kevin Dunbar decided to go around and basically do the Big Brother approach to figuring out where good ideas come from.
He went to a bunch of science labs around the world and videotaped everyone as they were doing every little bit of their job.
So when they were sitting in front of the microscope, when they were talking to their colleague at the water cooler, and all these things.
And he recorded all of these conversations and tried to figure out where the most important ideas, where they happened.
And when we think about the classic image of the scientist in the lab, we have this image -- you know, they're pouring over the microscope, and they see something in the tissue sample.
And "oh, eureka," they've got the idea.
What happened actually when Dunbar kind of looked at the tape is that, in fact, almost all of the important breakthrough ideas did not happen alone in the lab, in front of the microscope.
at the weekly lab meeting, when everybody got together and shared their kind of latest data and findings, oftentimes when people shared the mistakes they were having, the error, the noise in the signal they were discovering.
And something about that environment -- and I've started calling it the "liquid network," where you have lots of different ideas that are together, different backgrounds, different interests, jostling with each other, bouncing off each other -- that environment is, in fact, the environment that leads to innovation.
The other problem that people have is they like to condense their stories of innovation down to kind of shorter time frames.
So they want to tell the story of the "eureka!" moment.
They want to say, "There I was, I was standing there and I had it all suddenly clear in my head."
But in fact, if you go back and look at the historical record, it turns out that a lot of important ideas have very long incubation periods -- I call this the "slow hunch."
We've heard a lot recently about hunch and instinct and blink-like sudden moments of clarity, but in fact, a lot of great ideas linger on, sometimes for decades, in the back of people's minds.
They have a feeling that there's an interesting problem, but they don't quite have the tools yet to discover them.
They spend all this time working on certain problems, but there's another thing lingering there that they're interested in, but they can't quite solve.
Darwin is a great example of this.
Darwin himself, in his autobiography, tells the story of coming up with the idea for natural selection as a classic "eureka!" moment.
He's in his study, it's October of 1838, and he's reading Malthus, actually, on population.
And all of a sudden, the basic algorithm of natural selection kind of pops into his head and he says, "Ah, at last, I had a theory with which to work."
That's in his autobiography.
About a decade or two ago, a wonderful scholar named Howard Gruber went back and looked at Darwin's notebooks from this period.
And Darwin kept these copious notebooks where he wrote down every little idea he had, every little hunch.
And what Gruber found was that Darwin had the full theory of natural selection for months and months and months before he had his alleged epiphany, reading Malthus in October of 1838.
There are passages where you can read it, and you think you're reading from a Darwin textbook, from the period before he has this epiphany.
And so what you realize is that Darwin, in a sense, had the idea, he had the concept, but was unable of fully thinking it yet.
And that is actually how great ideas often happen; they fade into view over long periods of time.
Now the challenge for all of us is: how do you create environments that allow these ideas to have this kind of long half-life, right?
It's hard to go to your boss and say, "I have an excellent idea for our organization.
It will be useful in 2020.
Could you just give me some time to do that?"
Now a couple of companies -- like Google -- they have innovation time off, 20 percent time, where, in a sense, those are hunch-cultivating mechanisms in an organization.
But that's a key thing.
And the other thing is to allow those hunches to connect with other people's hunches; that's what often happens.
You have half of an idea, somebody else has the other half, and if you're in the right environment, they turn into something larger than the sum of their parts.
So, in a sense, we often talk about the value of protecting intellectual property, you know, building barricades, having secretive R&D labs, patenting everything that we have, so that those ideas will remain valuable, and people will be incentivized to come up with more ideas, and the culture will be more innovative.
But I think there's a case to be made that we should spend at least as much time, if not more, valuing the premise of connecting ideas and not just protecting them.
And I'll leave you with this story, which I think captures a lot of these values, and it's just wonderful kind of tale of innovation and how it happens in unlikely ways.
It's October of 1957, and Sputnik has just launched, and we're in Laurel Maryland, associated with Johns Hopkins University.
And it's Monday morning, and the news has just broken about this satellite that's now orbiting the planet.
And of course, this is nerd heaven, right?
There are all these physics geeks who are there thinking, "Oh my gosh! This is incredible. I can't believe this has happened."
And two of them, two 20-something researchers at the APL are there at the cafeteria table having an informal conversation with a bunch of their colleagues.
And these two guys are named Guier and Weiffenbach.
And they start talking, and one of them says, "Hey, has anybody tried to listen for this thing?
There's this, you know, man-made satellite up there in outer space that's obviously broadcasting some kind of signal.
We could probably hear it, if we tune in."
And so they ask around to a couple of their colleagues, and everybody's like, "No, I hadn't thought of doing that.
That's an interesting idea."
And it turns out Weiffenbach is kind of an expert in microwave reception, and he's got a little antennae set up with an amplifier in his office.
And so Guier and Weiffenbach go back to Weiffenbach's office, and they start kind of noodling around -- hacking, as we might call it now.
And after a couple of hours, they actually start picking up the signal, because the Soviets made Sputnik very easy to track.
It was right at 20 MHz, so you could pick it up really easily, because they were afraid that people would think it was a hoax, basically.
So they made it really easy to find it.
So these two guys are sitting there listening to this signal, and people start kind of coming into the office and saying, "Wow, that's pretty cool. Can I hear? Wow, that's great."
And before long, they think, "Well jeez, this is kind of historic.
We may be the first people in the United States to be listening to this.
We should record it."
And so they bring in this big, clunky analog tape recorder and they start recording these little bleep, bleeps.
And they start writing the kind of date stamp, time stamps for each little bleep that they record.
And they they start thinking, "Well gosh, you know, we're noticing small little frequency variations here.
We could probably calculate the speed that the satellite is traveling, if we do a little basic math here using the Doppler effect."
And then they played around with it a little bit more, and they talked to a couple of their colleagues who had other kind of specialties.
And they said, "Jeez, you know, to figure out the points at which the satellite is closest to our antennae and the points at which it's farthest away.
That's pretty cool."
And eventually, they get permission -- this is all a little side project that hadn't been officially part of their job description.
They get permission to use the new, you know, UNIVAC computer They run some more of the numbers, and at the end of about three or four weeks, turns out they have mapped the exact trajectory of this satellite around the Earth, just from listening to this one little signal, going off on this little side hunch that they'd been inspired to do over lunch one morning.
A couple weeks later their boss, Frank McClure, pulls them into the room and says, "Hey, you guys, I have to ask you something about that project you were working on.
You've figured out an unknown location of a satellite orbiting the planet from a known location on the ground.
Could you go the other way?
Could you figure out an unknown location on the ground, if you knew the location of the satellite?"
And they thought about it and they said, "Well, I guess maybe you could. Let's run the numbers here."
So they went back, and they thought about it.
And they came back and said, "Actually, it'll be easier."
And he said, "Oh, that's great.
Because see, I have these new nuclear submarines that I'm building.
if you don't know where the submarine is in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
So we're thinking, we could throw up a bunch of satellites and use it to track our submarines and figure out their location in the middle of the ocean.
Could you work on that problem?"
And that's how GPS was born.
30 years later, Ronald Reagan actually opened it up and made it an open platform that anybody could kind of build upon and anybody could come along and build new technology that would create and innovate on top of this open platform, left it open for anyone to do pretty much anything they wanted with it.
And now, I guarantee you certainly half of this room, if not more, has a device sitting in their pocket right now that is talking to one of these satellites in outer space.
And I bet you one of you, if not more, has used said device and said satellite system to locate a nearby coffeehouse somewhere in the last -- in the last day or last week, right?
And that, I think, is a great case study, a great lesson in the power, the marvelous, kind of unplanned emergent, unpredictable power of open innovative systems.
When you build them right, they will be led to completely new directions that the creators never even dreamed of.
I mean, here you have these guys who basically thought they were just following this hunch, this little passion that had developed, then they thought they were fighting the Cold War, and then it turns out they're just helping somebody find a soy latte.
That is how innovation happens.
Chance favors the connected mind.
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As expected of an SS-ranker and the Knight Commander, they immediately tried to counter attack... but.
Thunderbirds donât have any delay between attacks, and they constantly send out electrical discharges.
The electrical discharge is different from magic. Thunderbirds emit lightning from their bodies.
I wonât be able to take out my sword from my pouch.
The Knight Commander moved to protect the King and Bacchus-san moved to protect Tuhl-san. They showed skillful evasion.
The Hand-san managed to keep the discharge away from Myuri-san and Lilo-san, but he seems to have eaten a discharge at his feet.
Olgo-san, Ruin-san and unexpectedly the minister-san, where avoiding on their own, but Olgo-san got hit on his right arm.
Iâll give a potion to Olgo-san and The Hand-san later.
Incidentally, it feels like there are more discharges near me and Karua-chan.
I push Karua-chan out of the way of the discharges forcefully.
Four of the discharges hit me that I was unable to avoid.
One on my left arm and one on my right flank.
And the other two hit my face.
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My lips get burned together and my voice wonât come out. My left eye seems to have been baked. I can no longer hear anything.
Fortunately, I can still use my right eye, right hand, and both feet.
It was enough. One hand, one eye, and both feet are more than enough to cut up the shit bird that attacked my friend.
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Karua-chan is saying something while crying. But, right now I canât hear anything.
The people around me that see my face are covering their mouth or looking away or look like they will cry.
Is it really that bad?
The Knight Commander and Bacchus-san stood up and headed toward the thunderbird with faces filled with anger.
... Iâll have you know. Thatâs my prey.
Fortunately, I am able to put on my glove. So, now I can move four times as fast.
In an instant, I am close up to the Thunderbird in midair.
I then take out my magic sword, pour MP into it, and strengthen the sword by times and attack with ãExtreme Sword TechniqueãģFifth Destructionã. All this in was in an instant.
And then, it fainted.
I grab the giant beak of the Thunderbird before it falls and force it through the gaping hole in the wall.
And then, from inside the banquet hall, I unleash ãExtreme Sword TechniqueãģFirst Gradeãtwice. And as a finishing blow I invokeãExtreme Sword TechniqueãģFifth Destructionã.
Inside the castle, there were no marks left by my attack. This sword is really useful.
It fell down undamaged.
I was worried about Karua-chan, and when I looked in her direction, white smoke was approaching Karua-chan...
The smoke changed form and became the hand of that ugly guy. It was easy to identify as it had an ornament with bad taste.
Now I see, that guy planned to abduct Karua-chan while we fought the thunderbird.
So that was your plan, huh?
I threw my sword towards the hand that was approaching, making sure not to hit Karua-chan. Karua-chan is surprised. Sorry.
But unfortunately, it seems like it was not fully materialized, and the smoke was only scattered, but Faustâs hand could not attack.
I can no longer move because of the pain. Just now, I have overworked my body.
I was unable to catch the ugly man. He might come for Karua-chan again.
But, but it really hurts so bad I cannot move.
It was mostly around my face... Haha, probably right now, it would be a joke to call myself a beautiful girl...
I want to heal it with a great potion but I cannot open my mouth.
While I was thinking such things, everyone who was there, including the guards, rushed to me.
Then the Knight Commander-san used a knife to pry upon my mouth and poured in a great potion. It is probably one that I had given to Ruin-san before.
I have confirmed it, my body is healed.
I have also confirmed that everything has turned back.
...Karua-chan was hugging me while crying.
The tears where spontaneously coming from my eyes as well. Naturally, it was from both eyes.
And several people were saying ãThank goodness, Thank goodnessã.
They took me to the doctorâs office on a stretcher. That wasnât particularly necessary as I had drunken a great potion.
Was my state really that bad?
I asked Ruin-san who had come together with me to the doctorâs office what sort of face I had but he said, ãBetter if you donât knowã.
Well, with what feeling I had, I suspected that it had burned down to exposing bone, so thatâs quiet appropriate.
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I see, to be protected, and then feel oneâs own lack of strength and apologize.
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The King also seems to want to hear about it. No way, did no one else notice?
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Then, in that moment, a huge amount of magic power came out of him.
In this world, when a human seriously snaps, magic power overflows form their body.
Amazing... this person is considerably strong...
Then, with a face like a demon, he ordered the Knight Commander and the surrounding soldiers.
ãNow, immediately! Increase the search for that man and issue more search warrants. Add million bells reward! Contact the other countries, and ask them to report any information found! He is accused of the crime of attacking my family with the thunderbird, the crime of interrupting the the banquet, the crime of destroying the castle... and the crime of making my daughters friend look like that for a moment, that serious injury! That guy... when he is caught... I will make sure that he never, ever sees the light of day againã | {
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After getting launched good five meters up into the air, it got split into two at around the torso, and then crashed down to the stone paving along with a shower of blood.
Beyond the rain of blood, one man stood still with one of his hands raised.
âY-You areâ!â
He, who held two swords in his long arms, was someone Cloud could hardly ever forget. He was the object of fear, and of hate, as well as a wall he had to overcome.
Though not an enemy at present, the man he ought to loath after cutting his arm off stood there.
âMateus!â
âHey there, boy, you look quite lively there eh?â
He loosened his arm down, and approached casually as if taking a stroll. But this was actually his battle condition.
He removed the strength from all his body parts except the ones that mattered, and then twisted his hands like a whip, generating tremendous destructive force.
He hid strength that could effortlessly break through Cloudâs large shield.
Mateus looked down on the Goblin corpse and gave a single nod. But his expression looked like he wasnât satisfied with something.
âWhatâs wrong?â
âHmm? Ah, well, the Goblins arenât my opponents. So, Iâm strong, right?â
âI hate to admit it... But thatâs right.â
âAnd yet, I keep on losing lately. So I feel like Iâm losing my confidence?â
He held his favorite shield in front and slipped past him. There was a Goblin that tried to attack him from behind. He stopped its claws aiming for the back of Mateusâ head.
At the same time, a sword was swung right next to him. It had a terrific pressure to it, splitting the Goblinâs head, crushing its ribs and finally stopping after reaching the hipbone.
The Goblins were a little small to call human-size, but in exchange, they had tougher skin, and bones. Bisecting them vertically like that was something Cloud found unbelievable.
The skull was the hardest bone of the body. He managed to split it, along with breaking all the ribs and even the spine at parts. The power held behind that blow was apparent even to a novice like Cloud.
âS˞h˞i˞t˞, so you were actually holding back against me back then!â
âWell, I canât go all out against a brat. Though, I still lost against Nicole despite doing it?â
Despite throwing remarks at each other, they stood back to back and faced the Goblins.
Goblins on the other hand were in disorder after seeing two of their own die in the blink of an eye.
If they were under the Lordâs complete domination, they would have still rushed in a fit of frenzy, but the partial domination actually backfired now.
They had high fighting spirits but they werenât mad. Due to such unstable conditions, their judgment to flee was delayed by a moment.
Mateus mercilessly swung his swords towards the Goblins who were late to take action. He made an upward and downward swing at the same time, this time managing to bisect one completely in half.
Cloud also set up his shield and charged. He transferred all his momentum to the shield and slammed the other Goblin at the wall, keeping it in place.
The Goblin finally swings its claws trying to escape, but it was already too late. Cloud stabbed his sword to its flank from the side of the shield, making a deep cut.
The Goblin wanted to escape, but it was sandwiched between the wall and the shield, keeping it fixed in place.
As it squirmed around, Cloud moved his sword, widening the wound.
Before long, his sword seemed to have destroyed some important organ, the Goblin started vomiting blood and lost its strength.
Cloud had been trained by Nicole and Lyell, so he had a decent level of experience. He would never lose to a Goblin one on one. The difficulty he faced earlier was all due to their numbers.
âLook now, you can do it when you try, huh?â
âShut up. They just overwhelmed me with numbers earlier.â
âIn these situations, you have to focus on one of them and defeat them in priority, okay?â
âI couldnât carelessly charge at them when I had kids behind me.â
âI wouldnât have cared about that, though?â
Mateus, being originally an assassin, didnât have much consideration for protecting others.
If he was told to defeat the Goblins, he would charge at them without caring about protecting the ones behind him. That was something Cloud, who was used to party battles, couldnât do.
âOh well. Hey, you kids over there. The Goblins are crawling out as you already saw. Return to your parentsâ side now, wonât you?â
âEek!?â
He was someone whom even the Goblins that threatened them stood no chance against. Being intimidated by him, the girl leaked a stiffened yelp. She supported the weak-kneed boy and desperately left the place.
âIf you go that way, youâll meet a guy called Argus, so ask him for help.â
âO-Okay!â
Seeing the children running towards the direction he pointed while tumbling around, Mateus snorted in disappointment.
âThe cat strategist told me to come here... But it seems Iâm hated by kids as always. No wonder Nicole isnât swayed by me.â
âThereâs no girl whoâd be swayed by a shady-looking guy like you in the first place.â
âOh, those are some words. Shall we have a nice long talk after this? A physical one.â
âBring it on! Iâll show you the fruits of my training!â
âHah, I guess I should look forward then?â
Finding it amusing that Cloud did not show fear despite his nature to be hated by kids, Mateus returned to patrol.
Cloud followed after him while spitting abusive language. He already had a patrolling route. By coincidence, Mateusâ route also matched his.
âStop following me already!â
âI feel like going this way too. Why not go somewhere else yourself, boy?â
âThis is the route Iâm assigned to!â
While cursing at each other, the two still had their eyes carefully monitoring the surroundings.
That day, this pair had managed to save over ten people.
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âThe truth is I actually wanted to add in some ham and bacon, but sadly we donât have it in this world.â
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Schenna was quite surprised after finding out they did breed pigs after all.
Lately, humans began visiting the elvesâ farms in order to learn more and more about what they were able to do since they were gifted with the divine protection from the forest, giving them quite dexterous hands.
âBut this is quite delicious. A female knight whoâs good at cooking and swordsmanship, Iâm sure you will turn out to be a great wife!â
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âIn your case itâs not a compliment right... Well, if you were to tag along with that dark elf Iâm sure it would work out very well.â
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âYeah, right here in this kitchen!â
âAlright then, expect it to arrive during the morning. Also as for the guarantee, if anything happens within a year, Iâll take care of it for free. Iâll send the papers along with the refrigerator tomorrow so make sure you donât lose it.â
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Those words had been whispered into Suzuâs ear since she first entered the great labyrinth. And right now, those words were thrown at her from her reddish-black eyed self whose entire body color was white.
Each time she heard those words, Suzuâs heart creaked grindingly as though it was compressed by a pressing machine. That was just natural. Because recognizing these facts for Suzu was the same as recognizing her sin.
The false image of Suzu which was created from her negative emotion thrust the truth at her.
The voice referred to how Suzu had faintly noticed Eriâs true nature.
If others were asked about their impression toward Nakamura Eri, ten of ten would surely answer like this:
She is meek and reserved, a girl that is able to take a step back and observe the whole objectively. Usually, she refrains from meddling, but she is someone prudent that can say out her opinion with skillful consideration when it counts and that can nonchalantly give help. Her figure following behind with a smile is like a Yamato Nadeshiko.
There was also various other opinions, but in general, people harbored an impression that she had a gentle and good-willed personality. Kouki and company were also similar. Even Shizuku with her sharp observations had almost the exact same impression. For that reason, that day, when Eri exposed her true nature, Shizuku was also greatly shocked.
Among those people, only Suzu harbored a slightly different impression.
Suzu thought that Eri might be a slightly calculating girl. She understood her best friendâs conceit the best, because she was always looking at her from the side, and also because the girl named Taniguchi Suzu was special. She was sensitive toward the subtleties of humanâs emotion.
Suzu noticed that inside Eriâs smiling eyes, sometimes, there was coldness and sharpness that resided there. And then she noticed how Eri was usually a step behind. Rather than calling that something natural from her personality, it was something that came from the logic. It was more convenient to collect information assertively in that position, Suzu somehow understood that kind of thing too.
But she had never pointed that out to Eri herself. Suzu didnât think that such a behavior was unpleasant. If she was asked why, it was because when Eri gathered information like that while changing her gestures or words, generally, she was doing it for the sake of someone else.
And then, even at this time that couldnât be considered ordinary, Suzu guessed that the way Eri did a thing, her speech and her conduct were for the sake of protecting her own mind and body.
Suzu didnât reject the idea of acting a part for the sake of protecting oneâs own heart and body. If asked why, it was because it would be like rejecting herself.
What was the meaning of that? To understand that, there is a need to know about Suzuâs early life.
Both of Suzuâs parents were workaholics right to their core. From morning until evening, it was only work, work, work... Since her childhood, it was as though Suzu was raised by the employed caretaker. Both her parents didnât even attend the custom events like visitation day or child and parent day.
Her family was quite prosperous, but after her caretaker went home, Suzu was always left alone inside the spacious house. If a young child was left alone for a long time, it was inevitable for them to become gloomy. When Suzu was in kindergarten and the early elementary school grades, she was a moody child without any friends.
It wasnât like she wasnât loved by her parents or anything. They carefully considered anything that they gifted Suzu. Suzu also knew that when they went home late at night, they secretly came to look at Suzuâs condition and stroke her head.
But, for the young Suzu, all that was not enough at all... that was why, with the sulking feeling she was cold toward her parents when she occasionally met them, she took an attitude that wasnât cute at all; she pretended to sleep when she was actually awake...
For such a Suzu to turn out like the current cheerfully simple girl was solely thanks to the influence of her caretaker. A few years passed since she was employed, the caretaker couldnât bear to look at the moping Suzu, so the large-bodied caretaker auntie gave advice to Suzu.
That advice was, âAnyway, just laughâ, truly advice that was overflowing with vagueness. âWith that your surrounding will changeâ, she said. Those were the words of the caretaker that even now was still working in Suzuâs house, who for Suzu was like another mother already. For Suzu of that time, she didnât understand what the caretaker meant, but if by doing that she wouldnât be lonely then she thought there was no harm in doing it.
First, she tried to show upfront happiness towards her parents. She smiled widely, she jumped at them, she got her head stroked, and when she received present, she expressed happiness with her all. Actually, there was still lurking feelings in her heart, but she tried to come into contact with her parents while repressing it. Thereupon the faces of Suzuâs parents turned âdereâ, it was a face so slovenly that Suzu had never seen it at all until that time.
They are still constantly busy with their work without any change, but even so, each time her parents looked at her she could see them smiling happily. Those smiling faces also become something that made Suzu happy.
Next, she also smiled cheerfully in the school. In truth, there was nothing that was really fun or anything there, even so, she constantly floated a wide smile.
Thereupon, before she realized it there was always someone in Suzuâs surroundings. Someone would always talk joyfully with a smile at Suzu. When she saw that, her school life until now became like a lie and it changed into something fun.
With that, Suzu understood. Even if she was sad or pained, if she made a smile, it would attract other smiles. With that, she wouldnât be alone anymore.
Because of that, so that she wouldnât be alone again, Suzu would smile without end no matter what kind of time it was. Yes, no matter what kind of time it was.
Suzuâs smiling face wasnât something that always came from her heart. Rather, about half of her smiles were faked. She was doing it for so long that her true smile and the fake smile became the same and couldnât be differentiated from each other.
That was why while Suzu noticed the calculating personality of Eri that put on the mask of Yamato Nadeshiko to protect her body and heart just like Suzu, she didnât think of that as unpleasant. Rather she felt sympathy to Eri. After she noticed, she associated with her even deeper.
She thought that what Eri did was the same as her. She also thought that Eri felt sympathy for Suzu who was living by acting. She thought that even though it was true that Eri was calculating for the sake of herself, that they were really friends, even best friends. And then, she also thought that toward someone who didnât have the intention to harm her, Eri would properly hold a good will towards them.
No, perhaps it should be said that she wanted to believe it to be so.
She left alone the unease that was bloating in her since they arrived in this world. She didnât try to notice the thing that should be noticed. She gave up putting the effort because she feared to step into the calculating heart of Eri, who had taken off her smiling mask. She feared that the pleasant relationship they had until now would end and that Eriâs malice that Suzu perhaps had faintly realized would be shoved into her face.
That was why she believed. She believed blindly. She stuffed the unease she held, the anxiety she felt, into the bottom of her chest. She convinced herself that there was no malice or anything in Eri, that even her calculating aspect was always for the sake of her best friend Suzu and for Kouki and the others who were her comrades.
And the result...
{The tragedy of that day occurred. Two of Suzuâs classmates were lost. A lot of knights including Meld-san died. if Nagumo-kun and others werenât there, then Kaori would have also died. Even though it was only Suzu who since coming in this world had faintly noticed Eriâs character and could stop the tragedy of that day, Suzu averted her eyes from reality because Suzu treasured herself. Suzu sealed everything so deep in the bottom of her heart that she didnât even realize it herself. Pasting a smile on the face, just like usual...}
â...â
The darkness in Suzuâs heart. That was a fierce guilt. Even though it was only her who could stop Eriâs crime, she neglected that by denying the reality that Eri would do anything bad. As a result, a lot of people died, and her classmates were also almost annihilated.
If she just nonchalantly consulted with Shizuku, perhaps something would have changed. The regret of not doing that had been whirling fiercely in Suzuâs heart since that day.
{While declaring that Suzu is her best friend, Suzu didnât notice the distortion of her heart. If it was Suzu, if it was Suzu who had been together with Eri longer than anyone. She should have been able to notice it, yet... by stepping into her heart, perhaps it would also exposed the fakeness of Suzuâs own smile... Suzu feared that so she didnât do anything... Hearing the words âbest friendâ from you feels really astonishing.}
â...â
{Do you think that everything would be fine if you just put on a smile? Even though it was just a widely thin relation where your hearts didnât connect with each other, did you think that you are actually not alone? Just like Eri said, what open stupidity, isnât it?}
Suzu wordlessly swept her iron fan. Dozens of barriers that she deployed cut through the wind and rushed the false image, surrounding it. Instantly, magic power exploded inside the containment, the explosion that was like an improvised frag grenade striking the white Suzu.
The surrounding ground was blown away, ice fragments were dancing in the air sparklingly, and perhaps it was only expected, the false image appeared unharmed wrapped in shining barrier while she was unfolding her white iron fan, hiding half her face.
Since the battle started, this development had been repeated all along. Suzuâs attack couldnât break through the white Suzuâs protection no matter what. And then, the false image that hardened her defense mercilessly tore apart Suzu with blades of words one-sidedly.
{What are you going to do after meeting Eri one more time? Even though you actually donât know what you want to say when you meet her, even though you are thinking that you will only get hostility and scorn directed at you without question anyway.}
Not only the past, the white Suzu also turned the matter of the future into a blade to swing at Suzu.
Not doing what she should do... averting her eyes from reality, tricking herself, the guilt of letting many people die, the regret of not trying to step into that distortion even while calling herself the best friend, although her feeling of wanting to meet was true, actually, she still didnât know what she wanted to do when she actually meets her. She felt anxiety and fretfulness as though she was wandering inside a thick mist.
The heart of Suzu was creaking, it was torn apart, bleeding from the thorough torment, reaching its limit... was how it should be...
{Even after saying this much, Suzu is not really getting stronger, huh. Even though at first you turned weak from what Suzu was saying. Even though you just denied it, if you only averted your eyes, Suzu can get stronger...}
âAs Suzu thought, there is really that kind of rule. If thatâs the case, then no matter what you are saying, you wonât be able to get stronger.â
{It looks like it. In the middle, your heart began to gain determination little by little. Suzuâs words, on the contrary, became your strength to look back at yourself.}
While facing the white Suzu that was shaking her head as though to say âgood griefâ, Suzu was breathing hard, her hands that were grasping her iron fans were trembling, even so, she opened her mouth to speak with a dignified tone.
â... Yes. Even though itâs about Suzu herself, but the more it was showed to Suzu, it felt really painful, agonizing. But, what you are saying is all true? Thatâs why itâs fine already. Itâs enough already standing still for the sake of Suzu herself. In the first place, since Suzu saw the dream at Haltinaâs Great Labyrinth, Suzu had come to understand just how much Suzu averted her eyes from what is important.â
{... What a convenient dream that is.}
The white Suzu laughed. But, Suzu also laughed. That wasnât a fake laugh, it was a laugh filled with bitterness and pain that came from her heart.
âSuzu should be able to get it. That world of dreams. Only if Suzu properly accepted reality.â
Suzu talked to herself with calm eyes.
âAt that time, what Taeko-san said to âjust laughâ, she didnât mean that itâs fine if Suzu just smiles. Thatâs not all, what Taeko-san meant is to open your own heart first if you want to connect with other peopleâs hearts. Right now, Suzu understands.â
If you wanted to make others happy, first you yourself had to be happy. Surely, there were a lot of people who had heard those words. This was the same as that.
âItâs just as you said, honestly, Suzu also doesnât understand what she wants to do by meeting Eri. Does Suzu want to curse at her, blame her, apologize for averting Suzuâs eyes, or to persuade her back... Suzu doesnât know.â
Suzuâs heart since that day, that day when it received that painful betrayal was disordered in pieces. Various emotions were overflowing like a river after a heavy rain. It was merely enduring so that it didnât flood over. Surely, the dam of Suzuâs heart would break the first time she confronted Eri and would scream.
That was why...
âSuzu doesnât understand, but Suzu knows that Suzu has to meet her so...â
She wouldnât expose any unsightliness just like at Haltinaâs Great Labyrinth. That was conveyed implicitly to her other self.
{... Suzuâs strength is lowering a little again. Looks like your resolve is the real thing.}
âThatâs right. This is not just words anymore. This is not seeing just a sweet dream. Suzu will surpass you and go ahead on this path! âGather and return?Divine SeveranceâTurnâ!â
Suzu proclaimed with resolve in her words. And then, she swung her pair of iron fans widely.
Right after, white Suzuâs surrounding shone brilliantly, the barrier was created as though in reverse regeneration.
âDivine SeveranceâTurnâ?By using regeneration magic, this magic made use of the magic power of a barrier that had been smashed and dispersed once to create a barrier once more.
The Suzuâs barriers that had been smashed until now had reached several hundred. The barriers of the white Suzu had also been smashed in great numbers. All those were regenerated and manifested for the sake of barrier burst. The total number of barriers were a hundred and fifty layers. Those barriers surrounded white Suzu like a castle wall.
{Is that is so... if itâs insufficient with just your own, you even regenerate the barrier that Suzu smashed.}
âYep. You are Suzu herself so it is not hard to regenerate it. In exchange, all of Suzuâs magic power is dried away but... you are defeated!â
{Then try it. Use that power that is changed into the resolve to surpass everything!}
The barrier of the white Suzu shined. It was a challenge to just try it if she thought she could break it.
Suzu swept her iron fans powerfully. All the barrier was made to have directionality, and the spell commanded them to burst and scatter.
Right after that, the spacious room shook fiercely along with a thunderous roar. Ice fragments were raining down in sprinkles from the ceiling.
Even the caster Suzu was blown away by the great explosion and slid until the wall. And then her consciousness skipped when her back fiercely struck the ice wall. The cause was because she poured everything into the explosive power, even the little bit of her magic power that should be for defense.
She couldnât hear anything except ringing in her ears. Perhaps her eardrums were torn. She somehow managed to hold back her hazy consciousness. She directed her gaze at ground zero while fixing her shaking eyesight, somehow. The dense remains of magic power and smoke of ice fragments were clearing, at the large crater created there... there was nothing.
At the same time, the ice wall at Suzuâs right side suddenly melted in one part and a new passage appeared.
Looking at that, Suzu discerned that she finally overcame the trial. Immediately her consciousness was succumbing to the damage from the shockwave and her magic power consumption.
(... Itâs okay to rest, isnât it... just for a little.)
Suzu whispered so inside her heart, then her consciousness was dragged into darkness.
It felt like drifting in the bottom of the gloomy water, inside such a sensation, Suzuâs consciousness slightly awakened.
It felt like her body was shaking in a certain rhythm, in her hazy mind Suzu thought it was like she was in a cradle. However, heavy sounds and the warmth conveyed on her cheek making her comprehended that it was the footsteps of a large person and their body warmth. The instant she comprehended that Suzuâs consciousness rapidly rose to the surface.
âE, eh? What? How...?â
âYoo, Suzu. You woke up?â
âHee? Ryuutaro-kun?â
âYeah, itâs me.â
For a moment, âUwaa, kidnapping!?â Suzu thought fluttered and her body stiffened, but she somehow understood that she was carried on Ryuutaroâs back and her body relaxed.
âErr, why is Ryuutaro-kun carrying Suzu on your back?â
âYou see. After sending the irritating ******* flying away and passing through the path that appeared, I saw Suzu sleeping like a log at the corner of a similar room, so for the time being, letâs just carry you. You didnât wake up even when I shook you, yeah as expected, there was also no way I could wake you up with wrestling moves, too.â
âYes, if you tried to wake up Suzu like that then it will be waking up to Barrier Burst for you.â
For a moment, Suzu made an unpleasant expression thinking that if it was Ryuutaro, then he might really do that. Although in the end, he was able to be considerate towards the female, so perhaps this was also a growth... Suzu thought that with a relieved sigh. Previously he was a guy that would hit the back or shoulder of another hard while laughing heartily without caring of the other partyâs sex.
âBut, so thatâs how it is. So that trial room is connected with everyone else then.â
âLooks like it. I think ahead of this path will be the room of someone else.â
âIt will be great if itâs Kaori or Tio-san. Suzu is still not healed here... wait, Ryuutaro-kun is somehow worn out too, right? Thank you for carrying Suzu.â
Suzu expressed her gratitude brightly while settling on Ryuutaroâs large back. Now that she looked, Ryuutaroâs clothes were also looking quite ragged after winning a really hard fight. There was no stutter on his footsteps that moved forward ruggedly, but he looked like he received quite the damage.
âAah, just this much ainât a big deal. Itâs only about five of my ribs, and also my shoulder that got dislocated and my arm was broken, thatâs all.â
âThatâs not something at the level that you can just write off as âthatâs allâ!â
âNo, no, I fixed my shoulder already. I also reinforced my arm with âVajraâ, so its fin-gebohaa!?â
âHiiiii!! Ryuutaro-kun is vomiting out an impossible amount of blood!?â
In front of the panicked Suzu who heard Ryuutaroâs unsubstantiated assertion, Ryuutaro who was about to say that he was fine became a bright red merlion. It looked like his internal organs were also considerably damaged.
Suzu hurriedly got down from Ryuutaroâs back while screaming, she put a shoddy healing magic on him. She didnât have an aptitude for healing magic, so it was only a basic magic she learned for a critical time but it was better than nothing.
Faint light wrapped Ryuutaro who was mildly wiping the blood on his mouth nonchalantly as though he hadnât just vomited a large amount of blood. The effect wasnât that high because Suzu used a simplified magic circle that could be carried around, but it was possible to stop bleeding and pain and heal the little wound with that.
âAh? It feels a little more comfortable somehow? Thanks, Suzu.â
â... Listen here, Ryuutaro-kun. Why are you that calm after vomiting blood in buckets like that? Actually, you are not a human, are you? You are an idiot, arenât you?â
âThatâs cruel, eh. What, if itâs just this much then you can make it somehow with your spirit.â
â... Spirit... what a convenient word.â
Suzu finished the treatment with a tired look. While she was at it, she also treated the remaining damage on her body core due to the explosive impact. Although this was only something for the peace of mind, she wanted to find Kaori or Tio quickly.
âWell, I also only just cleared the trial favorably, so I also got a little high tensioned here.â
âAa, certainly there is that. Itâs not like the time at Sea of Trees, we are properly fighting here... indeed, it feels joyful.â
âRight?â
âNow that you mentioned it, how did Ryuutaro-kun do? You donât look like you have any worry or anything but... ah, itâs fine if itâs something hard to say, you know?â
Suzu nonchalantly said something cruel like âYou are muscle brain, so there is no point even if you are abused verbally, right?â. In a certain meaning, it seemed that she had put down a mask of hers.
On the other hand, Ryuutaro that was naturally disparaged didnât look like he particularly minded it, rather he didnât even notice it and answered indifferently.
âNo, itâs not anything big, so I donât mind. I was just given insults that Iâm a loser *******.â
Suzu was dumbfounded hearing those words. Ryuutaro was a man that would just charge ahead even when there was danger in front of him. She had never seen him faltering back. What was the meaning of calling him a loser? Suzu tilted her head unable to imagine it.
Looking at Suzu who was like that, Ryuutaro scratched his cheek a little embarrassed while averting his eyes, before he dropped a bomb.
âOh man, you see, since quite some time ago, I donât know what to do to approach the woman I fell in love with yeah. I didnât even confess, on top of that she was taken completely by another man to begin with... something like that.â
â... Thatâs... what to say...â
In a sense, it could be said to be a light worry. It was just as Suzu expected, perhaps even the great labyrinth was feeling something like âThis guyâs negative emotion is too little, though? What can you do to torment him, I donât get it?â
âAnd then, I got told something like steal the woman with brute force without reservation, various kind of unpleasant emotions were welling up in me but...â
In Ryuutaroâs case, the method of shoving the darkness in his heart to his face so he would self-destruct was pointless. It seemed that the great labyrinth tried to attack Ryuutaro by strengthening its conscious enticement to make him lose reasoning, possibly to drown his heart in desire and erase his positive emotion as his virtue.
In that way, this could be a troublesome trial with the danger of going mad. But, Ryuutaro didnât lose his sense, and he avoided turning into an incarnation of his desire. The prime reason for that, rather than because of Ryuutaroâs mental strength it was because of...
âRealistically stealing her is impossible, anyway. There ainât just no way. Rather itâs suicide. Iâll get killed by Nagumo, also by Yue-san, too.â
âHeh? ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .... eEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEH!!?â
Suzu knew what was inside Ryuutaroâs heart from the flow of the story, because of how unexpected it was, Suzu raised a magnificently loud voice of shock after a few beats.
And then Suzu whose mouth was closing and opening while her eyes widened largely began to confirm it timidly. Ryuutaro looked away with a sullen expression, but his ears turned red so it was obvious that he was hiding his embarrassment.
âRyu, Ryuutaro-kun, eh? Lies? Really? You liked Onee-sama?â
âAa, whatâs with you, is it really that strange for me to be in love with that person huh- â
âN, no, thatâs not true at all. But, you didnât show anything that pointed at that at all so...â
â... You, in front of those two, do you think I can show any kind of attitude like that?â
â... Ryuutaro-kun... what a pitiful...â
âDonât pity me! You, your personality changed somewhere somehow!â
Ryuutaro howled at Suzu who was sending him a gaze as though she was looking at a pitiful thing. Her speech and conduct strangely turned straight so what he pointed out was correct. She was not just a girl who was only smiling anymore.
But right now, what was important wasnât Suzuâs change, but the wound of Ryuutaroâs heart (lol) who kept being shown the spectacle of the woman he fell in love with flirting with another man regardless of who was watching. Indeed, in front of Hajime and Yue, there was no way he could take action as someone who fell in love with Yue. He was also made to hesitate by the atmosphere those two wafted off. His pride as a man and the obstinacy in his heart was damaged.
If he was asked what he could do, then it was to recognize it as unrequited love and make a clean break with it. In reality, that was what Ryuutaro actually did. And the great labyrinth forcefully dragged that out but...
The side he needed to steal from was just too bad. Whether it was the male side or the female side. In front of desire and whatever, there was only a definite future of helplessness. No matter how much his black emotion was stimulated telling him to steal her, what was impossible was impossible. Rather, it even made him want to explode and scold âDonât say something absurd! Look at reality you idiot!â at the other self that was instigating him.
âHm, but thatâs really unexpected. Who would have ever thought that Ryuutaro-kun was in love with Onee-sama....?â
âItâs not really that strange, right? Even you called her âOnee-samaâ since that day, ainât you?â
âAah, so itâs like that. Yep, perhaps that is indeed not that strange.â
Suzu clapped her hands
âThat dayâ which Ryuutaro mentioned was the time when they were in the absolute great pinch at Orcus Great Labyrinth. Yueâs beauty and overwhelming strength trampled the enemy accompanied with a blue dragon made any watcher even feel divinity. Her imperturbable manner, her bewitching atmosphere that was in contrast with her young appearance, and the slight kindness she showed to Suzu... all of those were just too charming for a high school student, whether male or female.
Similar to how Suzu came to yearn for Yue as Onee-sama, several male students (and a part of the female students) had their heart stolen by Yue that day. Ryuutaro was just one person among that group.
âDonât say this to the others, okay?â
âThatâs, well, Suzu wonât talk. Saying that will only damage Ryuutaro-kun. Rather, isnât it better if you didnât tell Suzu?â
â... Certainly, thatâs true but...â
âAaa, is it something like... you want to tell someone else, just for once?â
âAinât you sharp? Well, something like that. Itâs something like complaining, my bad.â
Looking at the wryly smiling Ryuutaro, Suzu also returned a wry smile.
âBut, challenging the opponent from the front with angry feeling and turned ragged like that is unacceptable, isnât it?â
â... That *******âs mug was irritating. When I recalled it, it made me want to punch him flying again.â
âI think you can just use a mirror for that.â
Suzu made a complicated look at Ryuutaro who confirmed he had gone through a really strange trial, but before long the end of the road became visible ahead. It seemed that while they were talking they had reached their last stop.
âO? Itâs the next room.â
âPlease, Kaori or Tio-san be there...â
Suzu who wanted to ask for healing clasped her hands in prayer while approaching the ice wall. The ice wall reacted to them and melted, opening the entrance toward the room inside.
In the end... it seemed Suzuâs prayer reached.
âKyah!?â
âUoh!?â
The moment Suzu and Ryuutaro entered the room, the assaulting shockwave and the torrent of magic power made them reflexively scream while covering their face with their hands. And then Suzu somehow deployed a barrier, ahead of her gaze was the figure of two Tios, both of them raising one of their hands while firing black and pure white flashes at each other.
The opposing two colored flashes were clashing right from the front in the middle of Tio and the false image of Tio wearing white kimonos and hair that was white like snow. The two flashes were swallowing each other. The shockwave that trampled the room of ice was created from the collision of the two breaths.
{Fufufu, I feel it. Thy hatred and rage. The fear and resignation. No matter how many hundreds of years has passed, that tragedy that cannot be forgotten, the betrayal of the people thy protected as easy as flipping over oneâs hand, the gazes of scorn and fright, the murder of thy comrades, friends, parents, the humiliation carved on their corpse.}
In the middle of the space that was dyed with white and black flashes, the false image of Tio was floating a repugnant smile while talking with a voice that was resounding with excessive clarity. That was the memory of the great persecution that erased the dragon clan from history five hundred years go. They were the strongest race of the strongest country, however, they by no means displayed arrogance. They were the greatest country that was far unrelated with the violent rule, and it was their last.
Because the dragon clan was few, the country they managed didnât differentiate any human or demi-human, they had prosperous coexistence between various races. They protected the powerless, supported the weak, opposed when evil appeared regardless of country, hoisting morals and virtue right from the front. Such way of life was a joke, but they were undoubtedly persisting in that ideal. Besides the people of their own country, the surrounding countries even extolled the dragon clan as exactly the âtrue royaltyâ.
Everyone was saved and protected by the dragon clan sometime, somewhere, by some kind of reason. Everyone held respect and idolized them.
But, such days suddenly met their end.
?Dragon clan was a monster.
Such foolish thinking was spreading among the people so rapidly like a nightmare. Throughout the continent, no matter which clan you looked at, there was no race that could completely transform into another race. That overwhelming strength and the beastly appearance of complete dragonification were certainly something that blurred the boundary between human and monster.
Even so their achievement until now and their noble way of living couldnât possibly be denied. Regardless the moment such thinking was spreading, the eyes of the people changed from reverence to fear, from trust to doubt, and then from aspiration to disdain.
{O thee. At that time, it was quite an exhilarating feeling, wasnât it? Remember, that time when thou smashed the church into dust. Even that time of great persecution, the fellows who cornered us and united all the countries together against us were the church. Trampling the hateful enemy, it was an indescribable pleasure wasnât it?}
The false image talked. In the front, Tio said that she was helping up Hajime, but actually what truly made her delighted was accomplishing her own revenge. At the end of the day, for Tio Claus, rather than Nagumo Hajimeâs life and death, the most important thing for her was obtaining the just cause for the sake of her revenge, the false image said.
Hearing those words, Suzu and Ryuutaro that usually only knew the figure of Tio who was always frankly showing her affection to Hajime opened their eyes wide in shock and stared at Tio.
However, Tio didnât even try to protest, she was only staying quiet and kept firing her breath. It was as though she was affirming the words of her false image.
Perhaps getting into a good mood because of that, the tongue of the false image of Tio was getting increasingly smoother.
{At first, even when thou thought of going together with Nagumo Hajime, actually what thou actually thought was to âuseâ him correct? The power of that man is abnormal. And then, there is no way that power wonât stand out. And, in that case, the mastermind of that great persecution that unnaturally started suddenly?the god too would surely direct his attention at him. And then, just like what he did at the dragon clan who once possessed power, the god would also bare his fang at him again. When that happen, the fang of Nagumo Hajime would be directed at the god too, it might be of assistance for the killing of god, that was what thou thought.}
That was really a calculating thinking. It was a way of thinking that was even more and more distanced from the usual Tio. Suzu and Ryuutaro that listened from the side thought it was unbelievable.
However, the words that the false image of oneself talked were by no means a lie. Even if it was only something slight, even if the person themselves didnât aware of it, it was certainly an emotion that the person possessed even if by a fragment in their heart. For that reason, looking at the unknown side of Tio who was a pervert with suffering fetish but who sometimes shown gentle and intellectual aspect of her, made Suzu and Ryuutaro unable to hide their shock.
Perhaps noticing the condition of those two, Tio sent a glance at them. At her face, there was no emotion visible at all. Not even cheerfulness, or her joking smile, or her kindness, or the light of intellect, none of those were reflected there. The expression of Tio that they saw for the first time made them swallowed their breath.
{Human, demi-human, the devil, and then god. At that time, thou hate everything who stole those important for thou. But, that hatred, rage, those are something natural for thou to have. ?Yes, revenge, is thy legitimate right!}
The white flash was slightly beginning to swallow the black flash. The rivalry of power began to crumble. Perhaps that was because the words of the false image were shaking the heart of Tio.
Tio remembered. Both her parents were always talking proudly and nobly. In fact, both of them fought in order to let their clan escaped, until the very end they persisted in the dignity of the dragon clan. Therefore, these feeling inside Tio that justified hatred and rage toward other people, the feeling that affirmed revenge, they were betrayal toward her parents.
The mouth of the false image of Tio distorted in a grin looking at the weakened strength of Tio while, slowly, she presented her hand that wasnât releasing the breath.
{Take my hand. If thou do that, I will enable thou to accomplish that revenge. Itâs fine already to not forcefully repress the hell fire smoldering inside thy heart. Thy fang of revenge wonât dull because of the torment of thy conscience. I will skillfully lead Nagumo Hajime. No worry, that man too is not thinking unfavorably of me. He is a sweet man toward anyone who has entered his heart. There are so many ways to do this.}
That was a temptation. A fuel to change the flame of revenge sealed deep inside Tioâs heart into a hell fire. It wasnât something to hurt Tioâs heart and broke it so it could kill Tio, it was similar like with Ryuutaroâs trial, it was an attack that aimed at a change of mind using temptation. It was also a trap to spur Hajime and co to kill a god by using Tio.
The momentum of the white breath was increasingly getting stronger, the black breath was getting weaker as though expressing Tioâs heart. Perhaps they felt a sense of danger from that situation, Suzu and Ryuutaro were yelling âTio-san, donât listen to that!â âGet a hold of yourself, Tio-san!â with expression colored by uneasiness.
The white flash was just about to hit. Was Tio going to be erased just like that, or perhaps she would take the hand of the false image and became a changed Tio that would make use of her comrades. In that case, it was unthinkable if Suzu and Ryuutaro that witnessed this would stay safe.
But, right now, more than the danger to themselves, the feeling of Suzu and Ryuutaro that didnât want to see the figure of Tio whose existence was a pervert but also a reliable big sister for them, falling to darkness was far stronger. Their feeling was so strong to the degree that they were thinking even if Tio wouldnât look back at them, then they would just undo the barrier and directly fought the false image.
But, at that time when it seemed that Tio would fall, suddenly a voice resounded. That was the voice of Tio who until now hadnât said even a single word.
âWe, donât know the meaning of our own existence.â
It was a calm voice. Rather than calling that talking, it was more like ascertaining something inside oneself.
âIs this body a beast, or man? If everything in this world has meaning then where is that answer could be.â
{Those words... }
The false image noticed something and leaked out a murmur. At the same time, she noticed how the progress of the breath she fired stopped still.
âMany months and years without an answer. In that case, whether man or beast, we will hold our soul with determination.â
{-, my strength..., impossible, just what in the world, starts this?}
The black flash was moving forward. With hard effort the white was dyed by black, the stolen distance was stolen back. The false image felt how the strength inside her was weakening along with her pushed back breath. Tio should have been listening all her words all this time while staying quiet. She wasnât unable to refute for even a single thing, a gap was made in that heart, and she was about to submit to her negative self, that was how it should be.
Despite so, without even any previous sign Tio suddenly made a comeback. While the false image was confused, sonorous words resounded clearly that it gradually even painted out the thunderous roar the breaths played out.
âThe eyes of dragon see through the straight truth, destroying deceit and suspicion.â
Although it was the eyes of the beast, it wasnât something just for the sake of making someone to fall into terror. By possessing intellect as well, it would see the truth and became something for the sake of saving someone.
âThe claw of dragon tears apart the rampart of steel, crushing the nesting malice.â
If there were people to protect there, then it would crush any kind of enemy no matter what. The claw of dragon was wielded only for the sake of overthrowing evil.
âThe fang of the dragon crunches oneâs own weakness, washing away hatred and rage.â
It was a gigantic figure, far separated from man, exactly because of that, they had to strictly discipline themselves. If it was for that sake, then thrust that fang even to oneself. To let oneâs body burned in hatred and rage, and lost oneâs reasoning, was something unforgivable by oneself.
âBenevolence, at the time that is lost, we are merely a beast.â
If oneself was reduced to wielding power by merely following the emotion, injuring the innocents, letâs recognize it. Themselves were merely a beast.
But,
âBe that as it may, as long as we continue to wield the sword of reasoning?we are the dragonkin!â (TN: All this time the dragon I wrote here in the raw is written as dragon man. But I just write it as dragon because dragon man doesnât have a nice ring for me.)
Tio opened her eyes wide together with her proclamation. Her pupil split vertically and showed her bestiality, shining brilliantly in golden color. At the same time, the invisible pressure was overflowing from Tio. It was equal to the water pressure of a grand waterfall but different with Hajimeâs brutal storm, this pressure was like when someone looked up at a sacred mountain that was far high, causing one to want to lower oneâs head to nature. Such coercion?if it was said strongly, then this was what one called supreme will. (TN: Or Haki, like in One Piece)
{... Donât tell me, thou. Thou were holding back?}
The false imageâs expression turned into the unbelieving look. That couldnât be helped. There was nothing that should trigger this, how even though Tioâs mind should weaken and granted power to the false image, yet she suddenly made a comeback as if it was nothing. There was only one explanation.
Tio was controlling the weakening and strengthening of her own mind.
It wasnât something ordinary to control oneâs mind that it could even trick the trial of a great labyrinth. If every one of Hajimeâs group were all fighting cheat, then Tio could be a mental strength cheat.
âO will of great labyrinth. I thank thou. A chance to listen objectively to oneâs own true heart objectively cannot be found that easily. Because of the heart, is something like a vast sea, perhaps there is a gap created while I myself donât notice it and so I made use of thou but... unexpectedly, I collect quite a harvest here.â
Those words caused the false image to comprehend that her assumption was correct and her expression was turning increasingly unbelieving.
{... But, there is no falsehood in what I said! There is no way thy false emotion is gone! Why Iâm this easily-}
The words of the false image made Tio calmly narrowed her eyes. And then she strengthened her mind to the degree that it take away the strength of the false image right to the core.
The sleeves of her black kimono and her long smooth black hair that reached until her waist was flapping due to the torrent of magic power, while Tio was standing majestically, her figure where her hand was stretching straight ahead, was so beautiful that surely if Hajime was there, his gaze would reflexively get stolen even if Yue was right beside him.
Not even a fragment of her perversion was showing through, with her standing figure that could be mistaken as a king, Tio put her soul into her words and resounded it.
âDonât look down on me. Know just who I am.â
As long as one was human, it was impossible to not have a negative emotion. What the false image said about her calculating side, her revengeful heart were certainly existing inside Tioâs heart. But, if the doubt of the false image was to be answered, the answer could be seen from the proclamation of dragon clanâs soul just before this. The oath that was handed down among the dragon clan was exactly the pillar that was toughly supporting Tioâs mind. As long as Tio was a dragon clan, it would be her absolute core that would never break.
If she still didnât understand from that, then, Tio proclaimed with the pride and nobility of the dragon clan.
âThe proud dragon?the descendant of Claus clan, Tio Claus is here!â
That was the answer. Because she was the dragon Tio Claus that she didnât break. That was all there was to it.
The false image of Tio had no words. In her expression, it looked like there was some kind of understanding, as though to say that she was beaten, she was floating a vague smile that looked like that.
Toward such false image of hers, Tio majestically gifted her last words.
âThing like fang of revenge... is no compare to the might of the true fang of a dragon. Thou can taste it by that body of thee.â
Right after that, Tioâs breath pulsed, it turned thicker as though it was doubled, not tolerating even the littlest of resistance and swallowed all the white. And then, without stopping it opened a large hole in the wall of the room and dispersed.
Later there was nothing left. After giving a glance at the ice space that was immediately repaired, and the newly appeared ice passage, Tio turned on her heel without looking especially happy or moved.
Looking for the result she was unwounded. She waved the sleeve of her black kimono gracefully and elegantly brushed off the hair hanging in front of her with one hand. That tranquil atmosphere and beautiful gesture, completed with the overwhelming strength of just now, caused words of peerless beauty to naturally float in oneâs mind.
âThis is bad... itâs like, Suzu is going to find her second Onee-sama.â
âIâm not thinking anything at all. Yeah, Iâm not thinking anything and Iâm sticking to that. God dammit.â
Perhaps the conversation between Suzu and Ryuutaro reached her ear, Tio turned her gaze at the two and smiled gently. Even that smile made the two of them completely flurried with every bit of it.
âBoth of thou are safe. For thou both to arrive here means you have passed through thy trial then?â
âYe, yes. So, somehow...â
âO, ou, desu. We passed, desu.â (TN: Ryuutaro here suddenly used a polite language.)
Tio tilted her head toward Suzu and Ryuutaro who was behaving strangely. Even such gesture wasnât something good for the heart of the two currently. Even though normally she was just an excessive pervert, this gap was just foul! The two of them wanted to make that tsukkomi with a loud voice. Especially Ryuutaro.
Even while feeling confused about the state of the two, Tio looked at the passage Tio and Ryuutaro passed behind them.
âThere are only the two of thou that linked up?â
âYe, yes. We didnât see, anybody else.â
Nodding âIs that soâ at Suzuâs words, Tio made a little disappointed face. And then with her pained expression that caused the body temperature of Suzu and Ryuutaro to increase, even more, she leaked out in a small voice.
âIf the master is here, and he heard about my thought when I first met master that my false image exposed?I will be punished right now without delay. Furthermore, it will be an extraordinary punishment without a doubt. How unfortunate.â
âWhat is unfortunate is you.â
âUnconsciously, Suzu and Ryuutaro made tsukkomis harmoniously. It was truly, truly unfortunate... in various meaning.
However, just for a little, it was relieving to see that Tio was really a pervert just as expected, but it felt like losing somehow to feel that so they absolutely wouldnât say it out loud. | {
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I had zero minutes of exercise yesterday, so my maximum heart rate during exercise wasn't calculated.
I had about 600 milligrams of caffeine, zero of alcohol.
And my score on the Narcissism Personality Index, or the NPI-16, is a reassuring 0.31. We know that numbers are useful for us when we advertise, manage, govern, search.
I'm going to talk about how they're useful when we reflect, learn, remember and want to improve.
A few years ago, Kevin Kelly, my partner, and I noticed that people were subjecting themselves to regimes of quantitative measurement and self-tracking that went far beyond the ordinary, familiar habits People were tracking their food via Twitter, their kids' diapers on their iPhone.
They were making detailed journals of their spending, their mood, their symptoms, their treatments.
Now, we know some of the technological facts that are driving this change in our lifestyle -- the uptake and diffusion of mobile devices, the exponential improvement in data storage and data processing, and the remarkable improvement in human biometric sensors.
This little black dot there is a 3D accelerometer.
It tracks your movement through space.
It is, as you can see, very small and also very cheap.
They're now down to well under a dollar a piece, and they're going into all kinds of devices.
But what's interesting is the incredible detailed information that you can get from just one sensor like this.
This kind of sensor is in the hit biometric device -- among early adopters at the moment -- the Fitbit.
This tracks your activity and also your sleep.
It has just that sensor in it.
You're probably familiar with the Nike+ system.
I just put it up because that little blue dot is the sensor.
It's really just a pressure sensor And Nike knows how to get your pace and distance from just that sensor.
This is the strap that people use to transmit heart-rate data to their Nike+ system.
This is a beautiful, new device that gives you detailed sleep tracking data, not just whether you're asleep or awake, but also your phase of sleep -- deep sleep, light sleep, REM sleep.
The sensor is just a little strip of metal in that headband there.
The rest of it is the bedside console; just for reference, this is a sleep tracking system from just a few years ago -- I mean, really until now.
And this is the sleep tracking system of today.
This just was presented at a health care conference in D.C.
Most of what you see there is an asthma inhaler, but the top is a very small GPS transceiver, which gives you the date and location of an asthma incident, giving you a new awareness of your vulnerability in relation to time and environmental factors.
Now, we know that new tools are changing our sense of self in the world -- these tiny sensors that gather data in nature, the ubiquitous computing that allows that data to be understood and used, and of course the social networks that allow people to collaborate and contribute.
But we think of these tools as pointing outward, as windows and I'd just like to invite you to think of them as also turning inward and becoming mirrors.
So that when we think about using them to get some systematic improvement, we also think about how they can be useful for self-improvement, for self-discovery, self-awareness, self-knowledge.
Here's a biometric device: a pair of Apple Earbuds.
Last year, Apple filed some patents to get blood oxygenation, heart rate and body temperature via the Earbuds.
What is this for?
What should it be for?
Some people will say it's for biometric security.
Some people will say it's for public health research.
Some people will say it's for avant-garde marketing research.
I'd like to tell you that it's also for self-knowledge.
And the self isn't the only thing; it's not even most things.
The self is just our operation center, our consciousness, our moral compass.
So, if we want to act more effectively in the world, we have to get to know ourselves better.
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Today Iâm planning on making the Otherworld version of âmeat stewâ. The ingredients Iâm using are orc meat and a few buttered potatoes, as well as salt, mirin, sugar, etc. for the flavoring.
First Iâll be chopping boned ribs into strips of a few centimeters. After that Iâll put oil into the pan and add in the meat together with bite-sized pieces of buttered potato. After that Iâll add the seasoning, simmer it on medium heat, and then when the color of the meat starts to change, itâs done.
Hm âĒ Hm âĒ Around now, I guess?
I opened the lid to have a look inside when I suddenly heard Timu and Pervert (Nielsen)âs voices.
âLady Tilea!â
âElder sister!â
âWhat isss it, you two? Did you spot a new type of dragon or something?â
âNo, it is not a report of that sort.â
âThen what?â
âMilady. The reorganization of the Household Guard has been completed, and on this occasion we humbly inquire about the Evil God Armyâs strategy from this moment on.â
âI eagerly await your orders, elder sister, as do all members of the Household Guard, Nielsen included.â
Is what Timu and Pervert (Nielsen) suddenly said. In the past they did say stuff like âreorganizing the Household guardâ or âwe would like you to come for an inspection,â so apparently Timu and the others are inviting me to play Evil God Army. After what I said during tea time the other day, they probably thought I was one of them. Well itâs true that in my past life I was a chuunibyou, after all. Iâm healed now though.
Only, if Iâm being too negative about their hobby, theyâll just go against me. I was like that too, so I understand. I guess I donât have any option except to play along for now, and warn them indirectly.
Alright. Now that thatâs decided, shall I play the part of Generalissimo too!?
Letâs see, letâs see. What should we do first? Pervert (Nielsen) said that he wanted to hear the battle plans, but right now I donât know about this pretend Demon King Army. Mm~mm, maybe for now Iâll allocate them positions or something.
âWell then, Timu, I appoint you Viceroy of the Evil God Army. From now on, you are to decide on the direction of the army yourself.â
âUnderstood. I am joyed at being appointed to such an important task. I shall strive to meet your expectations with my life.â
Timuâs eyes sparkled in excitement.
With her life? ...Well, itâs natural that a chuunibyou would get excited after you tell them something like that. I might have gone a bit too far with the Viceroy thing. But, well, look at how happy she is. Letâs just take this as a good thing.
âNiel, youâll be Household Guard Captain, just like before, okay?â
âYes Milady. I shall fulfill this role with my life.â
Pervert (Nielsen)âs eyes sparkled as well. Mn. Just as expected.
âAlso, while weâre at it, shall we copy the Demon King Army and create a Six Demon Generals group as well? Is there anybody suitable for being a general in Timuâs Praetorian Guard?â
âElder sister, it is not my Household Guard, but yours.â
âAah, right. And so, was there anybody talented amongst the people you play with? Uummm, I know Bel, but...â
âBelnandes is talented as an intelligence operative, but he does not have the caliber to lead an army.â
So explained Pervert (Nielsen).
Hmmmm, I see...
But if Pervert (Nielsen) is the only one with a role, the others are going to get dissatisfied, you know. People need to take turns for stuff like that.
Speaking of which, how have they been deciding the roles thus far?
Scissors-Paper-Rock? Or did Timu appoint them?
Well, Scissors-Paper-Rock or Eeny Meeny Moe is all good I guess. When in Rome, do as the Romans. Iâll follow their rules.
âRight. Then Timu, youâll be both the Viceroy and a General. Iâll find somebody talented before long.â
âUnderstood. Please leave it to me. I shall crush all of your enemies, elder sister!â
Looks like Timuâs having a lot of fun.
She was particularly ecstatic when I told her about the Viceroy thing. She started having a great time, asking Pervert (Nielsen) stuff like âHow are our forces in the Capital?â and âHow goes the preparations against the Demon King Army?â I even ended up hearing crazy stuff like âWe shall eradicate them along with the village!â
Timu, youâre getting a bit too into it, you know. Iâll be troubled if you start asking stuff like, âWhen shall we attack the Capital?â
But you know, sorry about this, but I have my cooking training, so I canât always be playing with you. As her older sister, Iâd better find her some suitable playmates, right?
Hm~mm, who else seems suitable...
Dad and Mum have the shop, so I canât ask the impossible.
Well, he has his job, but itâs not like heâs any use at it. As long as heâs useless as a town guard, heâs as good as playing. Then I want him to at least bond with the townsfolk.
âTilea.â
Oh! Speak of the devil.
âHello, Bizef! What brings you, today?â
âAnother present, Tilea.â
Present!?
In Loser (Bizef)âs hands was a box with a ribbon neatly wrapped around it. It really looks like a present.
Oi, oi, heâs completely turned into one of those guys that keeps giving a girl presents. Is this because I was overly happy that time with the maid outfit?
Honestly, enough. I wonât be able to sleep well if he forces himself into bankruptcy.
âBizef, you donât have to force yourself. Youâve already thanked me enough.â
âYeah, but you know, the clothing this time is specially made. Youâll definitely like it.â
Specially made? ...Is this guy really okay?
It isnât just repairs for his rare equipment, but also three pairs of order made clothes, you know. I would think that it would be quite an expenditure, but...
âBizef, it really has been plenty.â
âWell I canât give it back now, and it would make me happiest for you to have it. So take it, okay?â
Hmm. If he canât return it, then would it just go to waste?
âI understand. Bizef, thank you very much. I shall accept it then.â
I accepted the box from Loser (Bizef).
Inside was...
Black lace. Frills on a western style dress. Commonly known as âgoth loliâ.
Oohh! Oh my goodness! The skill of a craftsman sure shines, huh.
Heh. This makes it the second time Iâve said it. The second time Iâve been made to say it. What a magnificent piece of art.
Damned Loser (Bizef). Not bad. You clearly remembered all the plans I talked about when I asked you for the maid clothing, didnât you. Even the fine details have been reproduced.
âIâm happy that you like it. It makes the fortune I spent worthwhile.â
âFortune... Just how much did this cost?â
âHmm~ About three million gold I guess?â
âTh-, Three million!? B-, Bizef, are you okay spending so much?â
âWell, Iâll make do somehow. I borrowed a little from somewhere a bit dangerous, but as long as I repay them before the deadline it wonât be an issue.â
U-, Ummm~ Isnât that pretty bad? Itâs one of those illegal loans, right?
Uu, although he did it on his own accord, since I know it was for my sake that my heart hurts.
Just as the guilt was rising up inside me, Pervert (Nielsen) joined our conversation.
âWhy if it isnât Garbage! I see. So you have brought tribute to Lady Tilea. Although you are garbage, your attitude is admirable. I shall praise you on behalf of Lady Tilea.â
âYou again, huh! I thought about forgiving you since you were a pitiful crazy, but it looks like weâll have to settle this between us, huh.â
âYou speak beyond the place of garbage. I do not mind settling it right here. The dreadââ
âNielsen, will you not stop! Have you forgotten elder sisterâs teachings? She has already warned us. That she would not excuse any actions that would impede her strategy.â
âM-, My deepest apologies.â
âHaha, what the hell? Honestly, as a grown adult, you sure have interesting games.â
Honestly, itâs exactly as he says. This is playing âMaster and Servantâ you know. Seeing a grown adult prostrating to a child really is too surreal, isnât it. Although Iâve already grown used to it...
âBut still, hasnât Timuâs atmosphere changed quite a bit?â
âAah, donât mind that. Timu is in her rebellious phase.â
âReally? Hm~ Timu, donât trouble your sister too much.â
âI-, I need not be told that by YOUUU!!! I, trouble elder sister, you say? B˞a˞s˞t˞a˞r˞d˞d˞d˞, what disgrace to receive from a humanââ
âHush, hush. Calm down, Timu. Have you already forgotten your promise with your big sis?â
âM-, My deepest apologies. I-, I have once again let you down, elder sister.â
âThere, there. Itâs okay. Youâre a good girl, Timu. I havenât been disappointed.â
I rubbed Timu on the head.
âSorry, Bizef. Since Timuâs like this, for today you should...â
âG-, Got it. Timu, Iâm sorry. Well then, Iâll be leaving this with you.â
Saying that, Loser (Bizef) immediately left. Iâm a bit worried about him since he even took out a loan, but heâs an adult too. He said it would be fine, so Iâm sure it will be. Anyway, he did go to such lengths to give me this present. Iâd better make the best of it. Now then, shall the goth loli outfit make its debut? I spoke to Timu in my arms.
âTimu, wonât you change into this for me?â
âUnderstood.â
Timu took the goth loli outfit and began to stare hard at it. Since itâs something different, sheâs probably quite curious.
âOohh! What a nostalgic outfit!â
âEh!? Timu, youâve worn something like this before?â
As far as I can remember, weâve never had an outfit like this before, but...
âIt is quite similar to the outfit I wore in my childhood.â
âEh? Eh? Eh?â
âAs you would expect, once I passed a thousand years old I stopped wearing it, but... based on my current body, this would certainly be a perfect fit, wouldnât it.â
Aah, I see. So sheâs talking about Demon Camilla. Mn, itâs true that this outfit fits with the image of stuff youâd imagine demons and vampires to wear. Timu, youâve got quite the imagination, donât you.
âI see. Then how about putting it on for the first time in a while?â
âYes. If that is your wish, elder sister...â
Timu took the goth loli outfit and went to change.
After waiting for a few minutes...
Timu appeared before me in goth loli.
âFuoahhh. It fits you. It super fits you.â
Just as expected. No, this destructive power is even GREATER than expected!
Goth loli really does suit Timu.
âI see. If you think so, then I shall make this my family heirloom, elder sister.â
âYes, yes, please do. How about changing your hairstyle while youâre at it?â
I gave Timu twintails.
How about it! The goth loli twintail Timu is super lovely! Sheâs like a princess from somewhere. Youâre firing up my twintail-loving heart.
UOHHHH, GOOD JOB, ME! SPLENNNDIDââ!
âEhehe, youâre so cute, Timu.â
âE-, elder sister. Your eyes have become scary again.â | {
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âThe humans inside have all had Charm cast on them. And so I want you to suppress them without harming them.â
âUnderstood.â
âWhile there is a good chance that theyâre unconscious, it wonât hurt to keep your guard up.â
Goran said with a smile.
The True Ancestor had fled. That being said, I had taken most of his magic energy, and he should be close to death.
And so if it had been him who cast Charm, then it was definitely possible that they had fainted.
âBut I donât know if someone who is a True Ancestor would bother casting Charm on mere humans.â
Eric said. And he was right.
Not only Lords, but even Arch vampires could cast Charm.
And we had killed all of the Arch, Lords and High Lords that we had found.
âIf it was someone else who had cast Charm, then the likelihood that theyâre unconscious would be even greater.â
âIn any case, we should go and see. Can I open it?â
Kathe had her hand on the door knob. It seemed like she was restless.
Of course, as she was a Sorcerer, she had already checked for any traps before saying this.
Grulf was also next to her and panting. And so I pulled Grulf back and said,
âYes, open it.â
âMmm!â
When Kathe opened the door, we saw that there was a room that was big enough to have a party inside.
And there were five humans lying on the floor.
âThey are unconscious. So I guess that means the person who cast Charm really was defeated.â
âYes, that is likely.â
If it had been because the True Ancestor had run out of magic energy, then I didnât know what would happen after it was recovered.
And so I worked very cautiously.
âIt seems like theyâre fine. Charm has been deactivated completely.â
âIâll start treating them at once.â
I left that to Shia, Serulis, Goran and Eric. In the meantime, Kathe, Grulf and I searched the room. I didnât find anything like magic tools.
The people who had fainted were all women. There were also five beds and a bathroom.
As long as you had food brought to you, you could live here without much problem.
âOhh? Could it be!â
Goran and Serulis both raised their voices in surprise.
â...This is one of my apprentices.â
Goran muttered as he picked up one of the girls.
âWhat?â
Just as I asked him to explain,
There was a thunderous sound a short distance away from the building that we were currently in.
âWhat has happened!â
Serulis, Kathe, and Grulf were all frantic. However, they were also prepared to fight. It was quite impressive.
âIt sounds like something crashed through a wall.â
âMister Ruck, itâs incredible that you can stay calm! In other words, is it an ambush?â
Serulis asked as she unsheathed her sword and went into a low fighting stance. Shia also unsheathed her sword and Grulf crouched and his tail pointed up.
While it wasnât confirmed to be an enemy ambush, they were right to be cautious.
âShould I return to my dragon form?â
âNo. It should be fine for now. I donât see any Evil Dragons. They are humans.â
Obviously, I was continuing to use Magic Exploration and Magic Detection.
The people who had broken the wall in order to get through were a group of about thirty humans. And they were moving with wonderful, synchronized movements.
âRuck. What do you think?â
Eric was very calm. However, he still took out his hood and put it on.
Considering that we were in a different country, he likely did not want to be recognized.
âItâs probably an anti-vampire unit... Should I cast some Disguise magic?â
âYes, that would help. Though normally, I would refuse, as they might see through it.â
If they realized that you were using magic to disguise yourself, then they would become even more suspicious.
And so if there was a possibility that you would get caught, then it was better not to use magic to disguise yourself at all.
âWell, unless something very unexpected happens, they wonât be able to see through it. Also, Iâll remind you just in case, but donât resist it, alright?â
âI know.â
Eric was a hero, and so his resistance against magic was very high.
And so it would be backbreaking work if I had to cast magic on him by force.
But if he didnât resist, then casting Disguise magic wouldnât be too hard.
Serulis looked very surprised as she watched.
âAmazing. You donât look like yourself at all. Itâs like an illusion.â
âItâs a little different from an illusion. Well, perhaps the principles are similar.â
Illusion magic allows you to trick all of the senses of those around you, including smell, sound and magic.
Disguise magic was just magic that changed your appearance, such as facial features and hair. It did not change things like height or voice.
However, it was similar in that it affected the senses of others. You could say that Disguise magic was like a lower type of Illusion magic.
Even as I explained such things, the invaders continued their march towards us.
âIn any case, since we donât know if they are friends or foe, I will deal with them.â
âAye, weâll leave it to you. Ruck is the best when it comes to nullifying an enemyâs power. Weâll take care of the hostages.â
Goran had not unsheathed his sword, and was still folding his arms. He really did mean to leave everything to me.
âThere is a sorcerer with them too.â
âYes, there is.â
Now, the invaders were lining up in front of the door.
âDaaan!
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ãããã¨ã | Actions, choices and behaviors will have led to an increase in greenhouse gas emissions.
And I think that that's quite a powerful thought.
But it does have the potential to make us feel guilty when we think about decisions we might have made around where to travel to, how often and how, about the energy that we choose to use in our homes or in our workplaces, or quite simply the lifestyles that we lead and enjoy.
But we can also turn that thought on its head, and think that if we've had such a profound but a negative impact on our climate already, then we have an opportunity to influence the amount of future climate change that we will need to adapt to.
So we have a choice.
We can either choose to start to take climate change seriously, and significantly cut and mitigate our greenhouse gas emissions, and then we will have to adapt to less of the climate change impacts in future.
Alternatively, we can continue to really ignore the climate change problem.
But if we do that, we are also choosing to adapt to very much more powerful climate impacts in future.
And not only that.
As people who live in countries with high per capita emissions, we're making that choice on behalf of others as well.
is a no climate change future.
Over the last two decades, our government negotiators and policymakers have been coming together to discuss climate change, and they've been focused on avoiding a two-degree centigrade warming above pre-industrial levels.
That's the temperature that's associated with dangerous impacts across a range of different indicators, to humans and to the environment.
So two degrees centigrade constitutes dangerous climate change.
But dangerous climate change can be subjective.
So if we think about an extreme weather event that might happen in some part of the world, and if that happens in a part of the world where there is good infrastructure, where there are people that are well-insured and so on, then that impact can be disruptive.
It can cause upset, it could cause cost.
It could even cause some deaths.
But if that exact same weather event happens in a part of the world where there is poor infrastructure, or where people are not well-insured, or they're not having good support networks, then that same climate change impact could be devastating.
It could cause a significant loss of home, but it could also cause significant amounts of death.
So this is a graph of the CO2 emissions at the left-hand side from fossil fuel and industry, and time from before the Industrial Revolution out towards the present day.
And what's immediately striking about this is that emissions have been growing exponentially.
If we focus in on a shorter period of time from 1950, we have established in 1988 the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the Rio Earth Summit in 1992, then rolling on a few years, in 2009 we had the Copenhagen Accord, where it established avoiding a two-degree temperature rise in keeping with the science and on the basis of equity.
And then in 2012, we had the Rio+20 event.
And all the way through, during all of these meetings and many others as well, emissions have continued to rise.
And if we focus on our historical emission trend in recent years, of the direction of travel in our global economy, then we are much more on track for a four-degree centigrade global warming than we are for the two-degree centigrade.
Now, let's just pause for a moment and think about this four-degree global average temperature.
Most of our planet is actually made up of the sea.
Now, because the sea has a greater thermal inertia than the land, the average temperatures over land are actually going to be higher than they are over the sea.
The second thing is that we as human beings don't experience global average temperatures.
We experience hot days, cold days, rainy days, especially if you live in Manchester like me.
So now put yourself in a city center.
Imagine somewhere in the world: Mumbai, Beijing, New York, London.
It's the hottest day that you've ever experienced.
There's sun beating down, there's concrete and glass all around you.
Now imagine that same day -- but it's six, eight, maybe 10 to 12 degrees warmer on that day during that heat wave.
That's the kind of thing we're going to experience under a four-degree global average temperature scenario.
And the problem with these extremes, and not just the temperature extremes, but also the extremes in terms of storms and other climate impacts, is our infrastructure is just not set up to deal with these sorts of events.
So our roads and our rail networks have been designed to last for a long time and withstand only certain amounts of impacts in different parts of the world.
And this is going to be extremely challenged.
Our power stations are expected to be cooled by water to a certain temperature to remain effective and resilient.
And our buildings are designed to be comfortable within a particular temperature range.
And this is all going to be significantly challenged under a four-degree-type scenario. Our infrastructure has not been designed to cope with this.
So if we go back, also thinking about four degrees, it's not just the direct impacts, but also some indirect impacts.
So if we take food security, for example.
Maize and wheat yields in some parts of the world are expected to be up to 40 percent lower rice up to 30 percent lower.
This will be absolutely devastating for global food security.
So all in all, the kinds of impacts anticipated under this four-degree centigrade scenario are going to be incompatible with global organized living.
So back to our trajectories and our graphs of four degrees and two degrees.
Is it reasonable still to focus on the two-degree path?
There are quite a lot of my colleagues and other scientists who would say that it's now too late to avoid a two-degree warming.
But I would just like to draw on my own research on energy systems, on food systems, aviation and also shipping, just to say that I think there is still a small fighting chance of avoiding this two-degree dangerous climate change.
But we really need to get to grips with the numbers to work out how to do it.
So if you focus in on this trajectory and these graphs, the yellow circle there highlights that the departure from the red four-degree pathway to the two-degree green pathway is immediate.
And that's because of cumulative emissions, or the carbon budget.
So in other words, because of the lights and the projectors that are on in this room right now, the CO2 that is going into our atmosphere as a result of that electricity consumption lasts a very long time.
Some of it will be in our atmosphere for a century, maybe much longer.
It will accumulate, and greenhouse gases tend to be cumulative.
And that tells us something about these trajectories.
First of all, it tells us that it's the area under these curves that matter, not where we reach at a particular date in future.
And that's important, because it doesn't matter if we come up with some amazing whiz-bang technology to sort out our energy problem on the last day of 2049, just in the nick of time to sort things out.
Because in the meantime, emissions will have accumulated.
So if we continue on this red, four-degree centigrade scenario pathway, the longer we continue on it, that will need to be made up for in later years to keep the same carbon budget, to keep the same area under the curve, which means that that trajectory, the red one there, becomes steeper.
So in other words, if we don't reduce emissions in the short to medium term, then we'll have to make more significant year-on-year emission reductions.
We also know that we have to decarbonize our energy system.
But if we don't start to cut emissions in the short to medium term, then we will have to do that even sooner.
So this poses really big challenges for us.
The other thing it does is tells us something about energy policy.
If you live in a part of the world where per capita emissions are already high, it points us towards reducing energy demand.
And that's because with all the will in the world, the large-scale engineering infrastructure that we need to roll out rapidly to decarbonize the supply side of our energy system is just simply not going to happen in time.
So it doesn't matter whether we choose nuclear power or carbon capture and storage, upscale our biofuel production, or go for a much bigger roll-out of wind turbines and wave turbines.
All of that will take time.
So because it's the area under the curve that matters, we need to focus on energy efficiency, but also on energy conservation -- in other words, using less energy.
And if we do that, that also means that as we continue to roll out the supply-side technology, we will have less of a job to do if we've actually managed to reduce our energy consumption, because we will then need less infrastructure on the supply side.
Another issue that we really need to grapple with is the issue of well-being and equity.
There are many parts of the world where the standard of living needs to rise.
Bbut with energy systems currently reliant on fossil fuel, as those economies grow so will emissions.
And now, if we're all constrained by the same amount of carbon budget, that means that if some parts of the world's emissions are needing to rise, then other parts of the world's emissions need to reduce.
So that poses very significant challenges for wealthy nations.
Because according to our research, if you're in a country where per capita emissions are really high -- so North America, Europe, Australia -- emissions reductions of the order of 10 percent per year, and starting immediately, will be required for a good chance of avoiding the two-degree target.
Let me just put that into context.
The economist Nicholas Stern said that emission reductions of more than one percent per year had only ever been associated with economic recession or upheaval.
So this poses huge challenges for the issue of economic growth, because if we have our high carbon infrastructure in place, it means that if our economies grow, then so do our emissions.
So I'd just like to take a quote from a paper by myself and Kevin Anderson back in 2011 where we said that to avoid the two-degree framing of dangerous climate change, economic growth needs to be exchanged at least temporarily for a period of planned austerity in wealthy nations.
This is a really difficult message to take, because what it suggests is that we really need to do things differently.
This is not about just incremental change.
This is about doing things differently, about whole system change, and sometimes it's about doing less things.
And this applies to all of us, whatever sphere of influence we have.
So it could be from writing to our local politician to talking to our boss at work or being the boss at work, or talking with our friends and family, or, quite simply, changing our lifestyles.
Because we really need to make significant change.
At the moment, we're choosing a four-degree scenario.
If we really want to avoid the two-degree scenario, there really is no time like the present to act.
Thank you.
Bruno Giussani: Alice, basically what you're saying, the talk is, unless wealthy nations start cutting 10 percent per year the emissions now, this year, not in 2020 or '25, we are going to go straight to the four-plus-degree scenario.
I am wondering what's your take on the cut by 70 percent for 2070.
Alice Bows-Larkin: Yeah, it's just nowhere near enough to avoid two degrees.
One of the things that often -- when there are these modeling studies that look at what we need to do, is they tend to hugely overestimate how quickly other countries in the world can start to reduce emissions.
So they make kind of heroic assumptions about that.
The more we do that, because it's the cumulative emissions, the short-term stuff that really matters.
So it does make a huge difference.
If a big country like China, for example, continues to grow even for just a few extra years, that will make a big difference to when we need to decarbonize.
So I don't think we can even say when it will be, because it all depends on what we have to do in the short term.
But I think we've just got huge scope, and we don't pull those levers that allow us to reduce the energy demand, which is a shame.
BG: Alice, thank you for coming to TED and sharing this data.
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She briefly thought of turning away from the scene but decided against it since she knew she may be attacked if she did.
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In response to this, Saku, who had just dispatched a soldier, called out to her. While she was appreciative of his care, her reaction was nonchalant.
âNevertheless, I didnât expect so many soldiers to be so corrupt...â
With the sound of rain in the background of his ears, Saku turned his sorrowful eyes to the soldier he had eliminated.
As the heir to the kingdom, he must have a lot on his mind.
âYeah, based on Rayâs character and my fatherâs words, Iâm sure heâs somewhere in Senkonoto.â
In the castle of Senkonoto, Saku and Rio were searching for the Fourth Prince Ray, the instigator of this revolution, along with a few knights who served as guards.
Furthermore, the reason they were able to come to Senkonoto, the capital, from the Kunuki territory, which lay on the outskirts of Senko, in just a few hours was due to a teleportation magic circle in the territory of a lord who was willing to stand by their side. Rio, on the other hand, suffered âteleportation sickness,â which was a side effect of using teleportation magic, and it was so dreadful that she genuinely didnât want to use it again if possible.
âBut Pumpkin-donoâs magic is amazing.â
âThe magic that puts everyone in the city to sleep, even disregarding the defensive magic set up in the city... Depending on how it is used, it can literally shift the tide of the battle.â
âThis is basically the sole factor that will influence how the conflict turns out in the absence of countermeasures. In fact, weâre having no trouble at all right now.â
âThe imperial court sorcerers must be losing their minds right now...â
The knights who acted as guards responded to Sakuâs words in a thoughtful manner.
In reality, it would be fair to claim that, as the knights in the escorting party had said, Pumpkinâs magic possessed the capacity to be the deciding element in nearly any fight by itself, given that they had now defeated or captured the troops in the castle without any difficulty.
They were going to enter the next room when suddenly...
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âDamn, are you okay!â
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âHold on to something!â
âWhatâs happening!?â
While other knights cast minor defensive spells on them, others kept an eye out for collapsing walls and furniture, and Saku supported Rio as she stumbled and nearly fell, the entire castle started to rumble and tremble.
âI-Is it always that shaky around here?â
âNo, as far as I can remember it has never had a tremor like this. And there is something off about this tremor. This is like as if something is coming from below...!?â
Holding Rio in his arms, Saku said this and looked down.
After saying that much, Saku made a face as if he had realized something.
âEverybody brace yourselves! Something is coming from below!!â
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At that moment, Sakuâs words reached all of them. They were blasted away by something that rose up from below us.
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âItâs Lowizc. Spine, can you hear me?â
[I can hear you, Lowizc.]
While dressed in the costume prepared for the extraordinary occurrence, she was flying from âUmitsuki Stationery Shopâ in Kunukihappi to Senkonoto, astride a broomstick.
[What in the world has happened that you would apply for Unsealing Lv. ?]
âI am on my way there because I detected a reaction that something of a false god and intermediate-level god was in activity. But facing an intermediate-level god would be suicide for me.â
[I see. You mean, in addition to covering up your true identity?]
âWell, I suppose so.â
Her magical girl costume, which was more opulent in appearance than her typical classic magical girl costume with lace and jewelry attached to it, when she answered Spineâs words on the other end of the line, was being pinched.
âI can almost see it. Iâll be in touch if necessary, so please stand by while preparing to contact the president.â
[I get it. In any event, if something goes awry with an intermediate-level god, something terrible may happen.]
After finishing the communication with Spine, Lowizc passed through the clouds in front of her and saw Senkonoto, the capital of Senkonoto, Senkonoto Castle, and a huge arm that grew like it was thrusting up against the Senkonoto Castle.
That is the source of the reaction of the false god... which is probably the God of Destruction. In that case, that is not really a problem.
âThere it is...â
She craned her neck to find the reaction of the... intermediate-level god in question.
And the reaction came in the form of a rain cloud that was forming in a rather incongruous manner over Senkonoto.
âI should go.â
After checking her equipment, she plunged into the rain cloud.
Within the rain clouds, it was still unnaturally quiet. As she suspected, this was not a natural occurrence, but something that someone had intentionally created.
âWhat!?â
The sight she saw in her field of vision astonished her.
â[Repression].â
[Why canât you be destroyed...]
She recalled him as the man who went by the name âPumpkin,â and now had a ragged body and a membrane-like structure around it, suppressing the fist of the God of Destruction in mid-air.
Yet what was even more astounding was the power that Pumpkin wore and the color of the will that resided in his eyes.
âIs it Umitsuki? Have you come to check on the situation?â
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This was what Pollux said when they were splitting up into teams. Ruphas didnât particularly care at that time, but Pollux considered it to be something that must be investigated urgently. That was because, depending on the situation, she believed that it could potentially cause the plans Ruphas had made two hundred years ago to completely fall apart.
The fairiesâ village, Alfheim.
Once they returned here, Pollux distanced herself from the others for a while before she started talking about the avatars. When Ruphas was still present, multiple heroic spirits had been summoned to support everyone...They included Phoenix, Hydrus, the Three Winged Knights and her. At that time, she had read the atmosphere and quickly left the location. Thus, by now, she should already be in the fairiesâ village.
Slightly away from the others, there was a young figure leaning against a tree as if she had been waiting for Pollux. Her braided hair was green. Dressed in a white robe, she appeared to be about twelve years old. She smiled when she noticed Pollux.
âItâs been a long time since we last met, Pollux.â
âYes, it has been a while...Parthenos.â
She was Parthenos, the previous Maiden. A year ago, she had reached her natural lifespan, but now she was here as if she was in her prime. She looked like a young girl, but her actual age was more than two hundred years old, which was exceptional for a human. She wasnât just an old woman; she was practically a fossil.
Argonautai would summon heroes as they were in their primes, so she had been summoned as she was two hundred years ago when the Twelve Stars were in their glory days. Of course, Pollux could have summoned her as an old woman, but she wouldnât have done that since she was a woman herself.
âSo, what is it that you want? Iâm glad to have a young body again after such a long time, but I still have to watch over the seal of the ouroboros. Iâd like to return to my former location, if itâs possible.â
âI have something to ask about the seal of the ouroboros.â
Pollux narrowed her eyes and stared sharply at Parthenos.
âHey, Parthenos. Why did you...let the avatar of the Goddess pass?â
â...Oh, so there was something like that mixed in with the group back then. That was a blunder...â
âStop pretending. If itâs Ruphas-sama, you might be able to smoke your way through, but it wonât work for me. Donât look down on me.â
The thing that Pollux wanted to check was why Dina had been allowed to pass through the barrier of Parthenos when Ruphas and the others visited Vanaheim. Ruphas had previously thought, âParthenos used to be the guardian of the Goddessâ Sanctuary, so as an entity similar to the Goddess, Dina could have simply passed through.â
But that was strange, way too strange. This was because the ouroboroses were proxies of the Goddess, so there were seals to prevent this from happening. If an entity similar to the Goddess was able to pass through, there would be no point in the barrier.
In other words, Dina was able to pass through, but not for the reason Ruphas believed...It was because Parthenos knowingly let her through.
âAnother thing. Youâre the Manager of the Goddess-samaâs Sanctuary. Itâs impossible for you not to know the face of the Goddess-sama. Even if she somehow passed through by mistake...or even if she somehow bypassed the barrier, when you saw her, you must have figured out her identity.â
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âAnswer me, Parthenos.â
Neither excuses nor deceptions would work. Parthenos raised her hands, expressing her intention to surrender. Other people aside, she judged that Pollux alone could not be deceived.
âAs expected of you, Pollux. Everything is exactly as you have said. I was aware of her identity and deliberately let her through the barrier. But it seems not even you noticed her âidentity thatâs behind her identityâ.â
â...What do you mean?â
âI wouldnât leak this to anyone else, especially someone who isnât tight-lipped.â
And Parthenos explained. Why did she let Dina pass through? Who was Dina and what was she trying to do? And why did Ruphas trust her without reservation? Why was Dina...not recognized as an enemy even after it was discovered that she had been deceiving them?
Yes, it wasnât merely because Ruphas didnât think about it or was careless. Ruphas had a reason not to consider her as an enemy. It was just a vague memory buried deep in her psyche that Ruphas recalled subconsciously, but she knew that Dina was not an enemy.
When Pollux heard it, she had an incredulous look, but eventually she became convinced.
â...I see. That certainly makes sense. I thought it was strange...No matter how much of a muscle-brain Ruphas-sama was, she was being played around with too unnaturally. But certainly, if that was the case, I canât say Iâm not convinced.â
âAre you dissatisfied with this?â
âYes, Iâm dissatisfied. I wasnât told everything. Thatâs pathetic.â
âIt couldnât be helped. In the worst-case scenario, itâs feared that your memories could be read by the Goddess. The most important information needed to be hidden no matter what.â
âI know. Iâm saying itâs pathetic because of that.â
Pollux was ashamed of her own weakness. If it had been the Vampire Princess, even if she was the avatar of an ouroboros, Ruphas would have told her everything. Even on the off chance that the Goddess interfered, her peerless pride rendered her beyond the norms. There was no fear that she would be controlled by the Goddess. There was no need to worry about her memories being read.
But Pollux couldnât do that. Although she resisted, she was still controlled by the Goddess. She wouldnât be able to withstand it if the same thing were to happen again in the future.
It was really pathetic and she hated it.
This had nothing to do with her mental status. Even if one had infinite status, they would still be unable to resist the Goddess. It would require a ridiculously strong will that went beyond status. Otherwise, it would be impossible to resist the Goddess.
âSo what do I do now? Should I go back?â
âNo, wait here just in case. Itâll probably be okay, but we might need your help if something happens.â
âThatâs fine, but whoâs going to protect the seal?â
âIâve sent Borealis of the Crown to Vanaheim on your behalf, so itâs fine.â
â...You donât miss a thing.â
Borealis of the Crown was a Level grappler who was one of Ruphasâ subordinates. There was an anecdote that he was originally the ruler of the largest humanoid empire before the coming of Ruphas. He fell in love with her after losing to her in a duel. When Ruphas founded her own nation, he quickly became her subordinate.
His height was two hundred twenty (centimeters). He was a nice middle-aged man who wore only a cloak over his otherwise naked upper body, making him come across as a pervert. It had been said that if it was restricted to close quarters combat, even Ruphas would struggle against him. To put it simply, he was far better than Parthenos when it came to single combat.
âThatâs how it is. Youâll come with us until we meet up again with Ruphas-sama.â
âHmm, fine. Itâs been a long time since I used my power for Ruphas-sama.â
âYes, then Iâll be counting on you.â
âOh, the Tyrannical Twelve Stars?â
âFormerly. Now, the position has been given to my granddaughter. Currently, Iâm just Parthenos.â
Parthenos laughed fearlessly and activated her skill. It was the high-tier priest skill, Double Star. This skill could only be learnt by a Level priest.
Then, Quadruple Star was activated. This skill required the user to be a Level 00 priest who had already learnt Double Star. It could only be used after activating Double Star. Although this skill created some openings, its effect was tremendous.
Its effect allowed the quadruple use of mid-tier divine magic for a certain period of time.
Parthenos moved her fingers and four pentagram magic circles appeared before her, buffing everyone present.
The Sun-attribute divine magic, Photon Weapon, increased the attack power of allies.
The Sun-attribute divine magic, Ray Block, increased the physical defense of allies.
The Sun-attribute divine magic, Ray Barrier, increased the magical defense of allies.
The Sun-attribute divine magic, Photon Field, created an area which would absorb damage dealt to allies.
âOh, Iâm not done yet. Donât regret not stopping me from buffing later, okay?â
As she said that, she activated the skill again. Seeing this, Solâs expression changed and he immediately moved to attack. However, he was too late. His complacency made him too slow to react for a move. That extra move was enough for Parthenos to buff another four times.
The Sun-attribute divine magic, Regenerate, automatically recovered HP for a certain period of time.
The Sun-attribute divine magic, Mana Regenerate, automatically recovered SP for a certain period of time.
The Sun-attribute divine magic, Speed of Light, increased the speed of allies by several times.
The Sun-attribute divine magic, Aura Burst, increased all statuses of allies. It could be used together with other support skills.
Sol attempted to interrupt Parthenos, but Terraâs blade blocked him from the front. Normally, Sol would win, but their powers were currently comparable. This was possible only with the support of Parthenos.
And there was yet another move. Once again, Parthenos had the time to activate her skill.
âHey, hey. Thereâs more? Hurry, hurry!â
The Sun-attribute divine magic, Auto-Resurrection, would automatically revive allies once when their HP reached zero.
The Sun-attribute divine magic, Element Reflector, halved the damage of a specific attribute for a certain period of time.
The Sun-attribute divine magic, Aura Feather, granted allies the ability to fly using wings of light.
The Sun-attribute divine magic, Ray Force, increased the magic damage dealt by allies.
âImpossible...So fast!?â
While dealing with Terra, Sol was astonished at the speed of Parthenosâ skills.
Certainly, it wasnât impossible for a high-level caster to use four skills at the same time. However, there would be a slight time lag between each skill activation, and the time required to activate four skills would normally be a few minutes...Even if they were of the same class as the Seven Heroes, it would still take a few seconds.
It was impossible to activate everything instantly without any lag.
Quadruple Star was by no means an invincible skill. The more the skill was used, the longer it would take to activate, causing one to lose the initiative. There was also the problem of not being able to use the appropriate skill for an important situation.
Therefore, it was a priestâs common sense to not rely on such a skill and activate the skills normally in order to quickly prioritize the important skills.
This is weird. This woman...has been mixing in some high-tier skills from the start!
But it was precisely because she was Parthenos that she could make this possible.
With the exception of Leon, all the other Tyrannical Twelve Stars had their own unique, cheat-like skills. Parthenos was no exception.
Her unique skill, Zavijava, was by no means flashy when compared to those of the other Twelve Stars. At least, it wasnât a big skill with a visible impact. However, that didnât mean that it was weak. When Ruphas was in the game, she had sincerely thought, âIsnât this broken?â
Its effect was to lift the restriction on high-tier divine magic.
There were many skills which had a restriction on the tier of skills which could be incorporated. This particular skill ignored all these restrictions and allowed the incorporation of high-tier and even highest-tier skills.
It looked plain at first glance, but it was a ridiculously overpowered skill.
This was because priests and sorcerers had skills that decreased SP consumption for arcane magic below a certain tier and reduced cooldown time to zero for divine magic below a certain tier. (However, this normally applied only to low-tier skills, so the main use of Quadruple Star was to fire the lowest-tier skills rapidly and compensate with numbers.)
But Parthenos ignored this. Meta-skills, which could only be applied to low-tier skills, could be applied by her to high-tier skills. And this was the resultâa nightmare in which high-tier skills could be used rapidly with no delay!
Certainly, Parthenos was among the weaker members of the Twelve Stars in terms of pure combat power. There was no argument about it.
Ruphas had confirmed her weakness and said, âHer support is awesome, but her combat power is terrible.â But she had also said, âItâd be more than enough to just let her use her skills from the rear.â
Such a support specialist could overturn the difference in combat power just with her very presence. This was the power of the previous Maiden.
After being grazed by Terraâs blade, Sol broke through the frontline and threw a punch at the most dangerous woman present.
But he was careless. Certainly, Parthenos was among the weakest of the Twelve Stars, but she was not as weak as Pollux whose combat power was a mismatch with her level.
At least, she still had the power of a Level 800...If all the buffs were taken into consideration, her arm strength was comparable to the strike of a vanguard.
âIdiot.â
â!â
Parthenos used a log to block Solâs punch, narrowed her eyes, and laughed. She then started spinning with her right foot without giving her opponent time to recover.
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Gillesâs shoulders stiffen as he stares at me.
Is that a good sign? If you donât give me more of a reaction to go off of, I wonât be able to tell if youâre happy about this or not.
âI.... can.... get out of here?â
âThatâs right.â
I notice tears spring to his eyes.
âWith this, Iâve fulfilled my promise. Now we just need to discuss how youâll be living fromâ Oof!â
Before I could finish speaking, Gilles flings himself at me. He wraps his small arms around me and clings to me with his shoulders shaking.
That surprised me. At a time like this, how am I supposed to react? Since Iâve never encountered a situation like this before, I donât know what Iâm supposed to do.
I shoot an unsure glance in Grandpa Willâs direction. He doesnât say anything. He just slowly nods his head and gives me an encouraging smile.
I guess I should just appreciate the moment. Itâs not bad at all having someone hug me like this.
I hesitantly place my arms around Gilles, gently returning his embrace. Holding on to his tiny, trembling form, I canât help but feel a warmth spread over me. Heâs such a good child.
It should be fine for a villainess to have these sorts of feelings every once in a while.
Glancing down at his face, I notice that his eyes look quite puffy. He must have cried a good deal.
I affectionately pat Gillesâs head and then turn to look at Grandpa Will. Itâs time to address the most important topic at hand.
âGrandpa Will, have you ever thought about wanting to return to the royal palace?â
I may have forced him to recall some painful memories, but I need to ask. Because, if itâs in my power to allow him to work there again, I want to help him as much as I can.
And even if itâs not the most pleasant idea to him, if possible Iâd like him to be able to utilize his knowledge and wisdom for the sake of this country. I donât want to let such a talented and intelligent person like Grandpa Will let his abilities go to waste in a dump like this.
So Iâll return him to his rightful place no matter what.
âI.... no longer want to return.â
âHuh?â
âAlicia, the moment you tasked Rebecca with being the savior of this village, I realized something. I want to see just how much this wretched place can change. So I want to stay here to be able to witness it with my own eyes. Well, figuratively speaking of course.â
Saying that, Grandpa Will smiles and the expression lights up his whole face, crinkling the corners of his eyes.
So it was my own words and actions that made him no longer want to return? What should I do? This is all my fault.
âAlicia, donât blame yourself.â
Again. He was able to read my deepest feelings like an open book. Seriously. How does he always know what Iâm thinking?
âAlicia, do you know how happy it makes me that you are trying this hard for me? But for just as much as you want to help me, I have a wish to help this village rebuild and live to see a better tomorrow.â
âNo, youâre wrong. Donât try to romanticize my actions. My motives arenât pure. I only ever move for my own perceived profit. The real reason that I want you to be able to return to the royal palace is because I want to make use of your wisdom there.â
Giving people hope and doing things for their sakes has never been my intention. Thatâs not part of a villainessâs job description.
âThen why are you so unhappy at the thought of leaving me behind here?â Grandpa Will asks, attacking the weakness in my argument. Heâs not giving me even an inch of wiggle room.
âThereâs no need for me to go to the palace. You can just come here when you need advice and then pass it off as your own wisdom and knowledge when relaying it at the palace, can you not?â
âNo! I canât! I donât ever want to use those sorts of despicable and cowardly methods! I canât pass someone elseâs hard work off as my own!â
Without meaning to, I ended up raising my voice.
âIf I ever do that, then Iâll no longer be human. Only a disgusting rat would stoop that low.â
Grandpa Will pats my head gently as he always does and the turmoil in my heart quickly quiets down.
âAlicia, Iâll be here.â
Although I didnât see his expression as he said this, Grandpa Willâs words strike me to the core. They leave a lasting sense of comfort and relief and confidence in me.
My emotions have truly been all over the place today.... As a villainess, it seems I still have a long way to go.
âIâm sorry for trying to force my own egotistical values onto you,â I say, bowing my head deeply.
This is something that a villainess would never do. Iâm acutely aware of that fact and yet....
Grandpa Will is my sole supporter. Heâs the only one who I have been completely honest with and who has accepted me entirely. I donât want to lose him.
But, this is only for today. This will be the last time that Iâll ever bow my head to someone else like this.
I put the vial that Father had given me up to Gillesâs lips and pour the light pink liquid into his mouth.
I would feel bad waking him up, so I just tilt his head back and make sure that he swallows all of its contents before I pick him up and head towards the door.
If he was awake, Iâm sure he would have hated every second of this. Heâd consider it demoralizing for a boy like him to be held in a princess carry, but what can I do? This is the safest method of transport.
I take out the macarons that I had brought for Gilles and pass them over to Grandpa Will.
âPlease share these with Rebecca this time.â
âThanks you,â Grandpa Will says, smiling warmly at me. âI think everyone should be sleeping again by now, but just in case, make sure to wear this,â he continues, wrapping my now tattered cloak around me.
I give him a small bow and then I leave the house.
The moment I walk out the door, I see all the inhabitants who had been chasing after us asleep on the ground.
So as not to wake any of them up, I carry Gilles and weave my way around them as quietly as I can. I head towards the wall of fog and then out into the woods. | {
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ãéč´ãããã¨ãããããžãã | Does anybody remember these?
OK, so these are LP records and they've been replaced, right?
They've been swept away over the last two decades by these types of world-flattening digitization technologies, right?
And I think it was best witnessed when Thomas was playing the music as we came in the room today.
What's happened in the music world is there's a culture, or an ecosystem that's been created that, if you take some words from Apple, the catchphrase -- that we create, rip, mix and burn.
What I mean by that is that anyone in the world is free and allowed to create new music and musical ideas.
Anyone in the world is allowed to rip or copy musical ideas, use them in innovative ways. Anyone is allowed to mix them in different types of ways, draw connections between musical ideas, and people can burn them or create final products and continue the circle.
And what that's done is it's created, like I said, a vibrant community that's very inclusive, with people continually working to connect musical ideas, innovate them and keep things constantly up to date.
Today's hit single is not last year's hit single.
But I'm not here to talk about music today.
I'm here to talk about books.
In particular, textbooks and the kind of educational materials that we use every day in school.
Has anyone here ever been to school?
OK, does anybody realize there's a crisis in our schools, around the world?
I'm not going to spend too much time on that, but what I want to talk about is some of the disconnects that appear when an author publishes a book.
That in fact, the publishing process -- just because of the fact that it's complicated, it's heavy, books are expensive -- creates a sort of a wall between authors of books and the ultimate users of books, be they teachers, students or just general readers.
And this is even more true if you happen to speak a language other than one of the world's major languages, and especially English.
I'm going to call these people below the barrier "shutouts" because they're really shut out of the process of being able to share their knowledge with the world.
And so what I want to talk about today is trying to take these ideas that we've seen in the musical culture and try to bring these towards reinventing the way we think about writing books, using them and teaching from them.
So, that's what I'd like to talk about and, really, how we get from where we are now The first thing I'd like you to do is a little thought experiment.
Imagine taking all the world's books.
OK, everybody imagine books and imagine just tearing out the pages.
So, liberating these pages and imagine digitizing them and then storing them in a vast, interconnected, global repository.
Think of it as a massive iTunes for book-type content.
And then take that material and imagine making it all open, so that people can modify it, play with it, improve it. Imagine making it free, so that anyone in the world can have access to all of this knowledge, and imagine using information technology so that you can update this content, improve it, play with it, on a timescale that's more on the order of seconds instead of years.
Instead of editions of a book coming out every two years, imagine them coming out every 25 seconds.
So, imagine we could do that and imagine we could put people into this.
So that we could truly build an ecosystem with not just authors, but all the people who could be or want to be authors in all the different languages of the world, and I think if you could do this, it would be called -- I'm just going to refer to it as a knowledge ecosystem.
So, really, this is the dream, is we're trying to enable anyone in the world, I mean anyone in the world -- to be their own educational DJ, creating educational materials, sharing them with the world, constantly innovating on them. So, this is the dream.
In fact, this dream is actually being realized.
Over the last six-and-a-half years, we've been working really hard at Rice University on a project called Connexions, and so what I'd like to do for the rest of the talk about what people are doing with Connexions, which you can kind of think of as the counterpoint to Nicholas Negroponte's talk yesterday, where they're working on the hardware of bringing education to the world.
We're working on the open-source tools and the content.
So, that's sort of to put it in perspective here.
What are some of the people that are using these kind of tools?
Well, the first thing is, there's a community of engineering professors, who are developing engineering content in electrical engineering to develop what you can think of as a massive, super textbook that covers the entire area of electrical engineering.
And not only that -- it can be customized for use in each of their own individual institutions.
If people like Kitty Jones, a shut-out -- a private music teacher and mom from Champagne, Illinois, who wanted to share her fantastic music content with the world, on how to teach kids how to play music -- Her material is now used over 600,000 times per month.
Tremendous use.
In fact, a lot of this use coming from United States K-12 schools, because anyone who's involved in a school scale back, the first thing that's cut is the music curriculum.
And so this is just indicating the tremendous thirst for this kind of open, free content.
A lot of teachers are using this stuff.
What about ripping? What about copying, reusing?
A team of volunteers at the University of Texas at El Paso -- graduate students translating this engineering super textbook ideas.
And within about a week, having this be some of our most popular material in widespread use all over Latin America, and in particular in Mexico, because of the open, extensible nature of this.
People, volunteers and even companies that are translating materials into Asian languages like Chinese, Japanese and Thai, to spread the knowledge even further.
OK, what about people who are mixing?
What does "mixing" mean? "Mixing" means building customized courses, means building customized books.
Companies like National Instruments, who are embedding very powerful, interactive simulations into the materials, so that we can go way beyond our regular kind of textbook to an experience that all the teaching materials are things you can actually interact with and play around with and actually learn as you do.
We've been working with Teachers Without Borders, who are very interested in mixing our materials.
They're going to be using Connexions as their platform to develop and deliver teaching materials for teaching teachers how to teach in 84 countries around the world.
TWB is currently in Iraq, training 20,000 teachers supported by USAID.
And to them, this idea of being able to remix and customize to the local context is extraordinarily important, because just providing free content to people has actually been likened by people in the developing world to a kind of cultural imperialism -- that if you don't empower people with the ability to re-contextualize the material, translate it into their own language and take ownership of it, it's not good.
OK, other organizations we've been working with, UC Merced -- people know about UC Merced.
It's a new university in California, in the Central Valley, working very closely with community colleges.
They're actually developing a lot of their science and engineering curriculum to spread widely around the world in our system.
And they're also trying to develop all of their software tools completely open-source.
We've been working with AMD, which has a project called 50x15, which is trying to bring Internet connectivity to 50 percent of the world's population by 2015.
We're going to be providing content to them in a whole range of different languages.
And we've also been working with a number of other organizations.
In particular, a bunch of the projects that are funded by Hewlett Foundation, who have taken a real leadership role in this area of open content.
OK, burn -- I think this is, sort of, quite interesting.
"Burn" is the idea of trying to create the physical instantiation of one of these courses.
And I think a lot of you received -- I think all of you received one of these music books in your gift pack.
A little present for you.
Just to tell you quickly about it: this is an engineering textbook.
It's about 300 pages long, hardbound.
This costs -- anybody guess?
How much would it cost in a bookstore?
65 dollars.
Richard Baraniuk: OK. This costs 22 dollars to the student.
Why does it cost 22 dollars?
Because it's published on demand and it's developed from this repository of open materials.
If this book were to be published by a regular publisher, it would cost at least 122 dollars.
So what we're seeing is moving this burning or publication process from the regular, sort of single-authored book towards community-authored materials that are modular, that are customized to each individual class and published on demand very inexpensively, either pushed out through Amazon or published directly through an on-demand press, like QOOP.
And I think that this is an extraordinarily interesting area because there is tremendous area under this long tail in publishing.
We're not talking about the Harry Potter end, right at the left side.
We're talking about books on hypergeometric partial differential equations.
Books that might sell 100 copies a year, 1,000 copies a year.
There is tremendous sustaining revenue under this long tail to sustain open projects like ours, but also to sustain this new emergence of on-demand publishers, like QOOP, who produced these two books.
And I think one of the things that you should take away from this talk is that there's an impending cut-out-the-middle-man disintermediation, that's going to be happening in the publishing industry.
And it's going to reach a crescendo over the next few years, and I think that it's for our benefit, really, and for the world's benefit.
OK, so what are the enablers?
What's really making all of this happen?
There's tons of technology, and the only piece of technology that I really want to talk about is XML.
How many people know about XML?
Oh, great. So it's the future of the web, right?
It's semantic representation of content.
And what you can really think of XML in this case is it's the packaging that we're putting around these pages.
Remember we took the book, tore the pages out?
Well, what the XML is going to do is it's going to turn those pages into Lego blocks. XML are the nubs on the Lego that allow us to combine the content together in a myriad different ways, and it provides us a framework to share content. So, it lets you take this ecosystem in its primordial state of all this content, all the pages you've torn out of books, and create highly sophisticated learning machines:
books, courses, course packs.
It gives you the ability to personalize the learning experience to each individual student, so that every student can have a book or a course that's customized to their learning style, their context, their language and the things that excite them.
It lets you reuse the same materials in multiple different ways, and surprising new ways.
It lets you interconnect ideas, indicating how fields relate to each other.
And I'll just give you my personal story.
We came up with this six-and-a-half years ago because I teach the stuff in the red box.
And my day job, as Chris said -- I'm an electrical engineering professor.
I teach signal processing and my challenge was to show that this math -- Wow, about half of you have already fallen asleep just looking at the equation.
But this seemingly dry math is actually the center of this tremendously powerful web that links technology -- that links really cool applications like music synthesizers to tremendous economic opportunities, but also governed by intellectual property. And the thing that I realized is there was no way that I, as an engineer, could write this book that would get all of this across.
We needed a community to do it and we needed new tools to be able to interconnect these ideas.
And I think that really, in a sense, what we're trying to do is make Minsky's dream come to a reality, where you can imagine all the books in a library actually starting to talk to each other.
And people who are teachers out here -- whoever taught, you know this -- it's the interconnections between ideas that teaching is really all about.
OK, back to math. Imagine -- this is possible: that every single equation that you click on in one of your new e-texts is something that you're going to be able to explore and experiment with.
So imagine your kid's algebra textbook in seventh grade.
You can click on every single equation and bring up a little tool to be able to experiment with it, tinker with it, understand it.
Because we really don't understand until we do.
The same type of mark-up, like MathML, for chemistry.
that actually understand the structure of how molecules are formed.
Imagine Music XML that actually lets you delve into the semantic structure of music, play with it, understand it.
It's no wonder that everybody's getting into it, right?
Even the three wise men.
OK, the second big enabler, and this is where I told a big lie.
The second big enabler is intellectual property.
Because, in fact, I got up here and I talked about how great the music culture is.
We can share and rip, mix and burn, but in fact, that's all illegal.
And we would be accused of [piracy] for doing that, because this music has been propertized.
It's now owned, much of it by big industries.
So, really, the key thing here is we can't let this happen.
We can't let this Napster thing happen here.
So, what we have to do is get it right from the very beginning.
And what we have to do is find an intellectual property framework that makes sharing safe and makes it easily understandable.
And the inspiration here is taken from open-source software.
Things like Linux and the GPL.
The Creative Commons licenses.
How many people have heard of creative commons?
If you have not, you must learn about it.
At the bottom of every piece of material in Connexions and in lots of other projects, you can find their logo.
Clicking on that logo takes you to an absolute no-nonsense, human-readable document, a deed, that tells you exactly what you can do with this content.
In fact, you're free to share it, to do all of these things: to copy it, to change it, even to make commercial use of it, as long as you attribute the author.
Because in academic publishing and much of educational publishing, it's really this idea of sharing knowledge and making impact.
That's why people write, not necessarily making bucks.
We're not talking about Harry Potter, right?
We're at the long tail end here.
Behind that is the legal code, very carefully constructed.
And Creative Commons is taking off -- over 43 million things out there, licensed with a Creative Commons license.
Not just text, but music, images, video. And there's actually a tremendous uptake of the number of people that are actually licensing music to make it free for people who do this whole idea of re-sampling, ripping, mixing, burning and sharing.
OK, I'd like to conclude with just the last few points.
So, we've built this idea of a commons. People are using it.
We get over 500,000 unique visitors per month, just to our particular site.
MIT OpenCourseWare, which is another large open-content site, gets a similar number of hits. But how do we protect this?
How do we protect it into the future?
And the first thing that people are probably thinking is quality control, right?
Because we're saying that anybody can contribute things to this commons.
Anybody can contribute anything.
So that could be a problem.
It didn't take long until people started contributing materials, for example, on lingerie, which is actually a pretty good module.
The only problem is it's plagiarized from a major French feminist journal, and when you go to the supposed course website, it points to a lingerie-selling website.
So this is a little bit of a problem.
So we clearly need some kind of idea of quality control and this is really where the idea of review and peer review comes in.
You come to TED. Why do you come to TED?
Because Chris and his team have ensured that things are very, very high quality, right?
And so we need to be able to do the same thing.
And we need to be able to design structures, and what we're doing is designing social software to enable anyone to build their own peer review process, and we call these things "lenses."
And basically what they allow is anyone out there can develop their own peer-review process, so that they can focus on the content in the repository that they think is really important. And you can think of TED as a potential lens.
So I'd just like to end by saying: you can really view this as a call to action.
Connexions and open content is all about sharing knowledge.
All of you here are tremendously imbued with tremendous amounts of knowledge, and what I'd like to do is invite each and every one of you to contribute to this project and other projects of its type, because I think together we can truly change the landscape of education and educational publishing.
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While she said this, Macoco had properly blocked Necocoâs kick with her circular boomerang.
Not only that, but the boomerang was glowing, which showed that she even had the time to use a skill.
Her reflexes were incredible...!
However, Macoco was now separated from Crowkus Jr., and she fell towards the ground.
This was my chance to attack...!
âKaa! Kaa!â
âWoah!?â
Instead of going to help the falling Macoco, Crowkus Jr. charged towards me!
At a glance, it seemed like he was abandoning Macoco, but in fact, if he wanted to help her, it was best to stop me from attacking.
Was it really able to think ahead like that...?
In any case, Crowkus Jr. was a lot faster now that it wasnât carrying anything.
I had to hit it once and stagger it!
As it was a bird, I did more damage when it was in the air.
So even a scratch would deal decent...
âTsk...! I canât even scratch it!â
It was no ordinary raven, but a monster.
And so its intelligence and speed were both at a ridiculous level.
I donât think anyone has ever dodged my arrows so smoothly before...!
However, Crowkus Jr. was also clearly dodging them desperately, and wasnât able to get much closer.
I had a feeling that if this continued, I would get used to tracking it and be able to land a hit. But Macoco would return before that happened!
I wanted a little more time...!
âGar! Gar!â
âThis voice... Itâs Garbow!â
Garbow became a red light that shot through the air as he crashed into Crowkus Jr.!
And just like that, the two Unisons fell into the river that flowed through the field!
âGarbow!?â
While the water wasnât murky, it was quite dark, and so I couldnât see what was happening inside.
And since the current was strong, I would likely be washed away immediately if I went inside.
I was sure that both Garbow and Crowkus Jr. had fallen in.
But I no longer knew their positions...
No, I canât be shaken by this!
Garbow had dragged the enemy into the water.
Like a real alligator, he would kill his prey in an environment that he could move well in...!
I knew more than anyone how strong Garbow was inside of the water.
And so I would believe in him!
âOld man! Hurry up and get out of here! Iâll deal with my aunt!â
â...Alright!â
Even though we had already settled on this strategy, I hesitated for just a second.
The reason was that I still wondered if she could really handle Macoco by herself.
I had already made up my mind before, but now that I had actually faced Macoco, I knew just how strong she really was.
And so I couldnât help but hesitate.
And there was another idea.
What if both Necoco and I fought her? Perhaps we could defeat her more quickly?
She had amazing reflexes and used skills to dodge our attacks. However, it wasnât like it was impossible to hit her.
Maybe we could do it if we were together... I had a faint hope.
However, I realized that this was wrong quite quickly.
âAghh...!!â
Something that I couldnât see had cut my right shoulder...!
And while I hadnât lost an arm, it took away a decent amount of HP, and my haori was damaged!
What the hell was that...!?
âWa-was it the boomerang...?â
The slash attack had seemed to come from behind.
In other words, even as Macoco was being blown away, she had used a skill to make one of her boomerangs invisible.
And she had unleashed it while disguising her movements in the air. And made it curve so that it would hit me while returning to her...?
Ah, even I didnât understand it...!
But there was one thing that I did know!
âWarp Arrow!â
This was not a place for someone to be when they were hesitating...!
I would fulfill the role that had been given to me!
âGood luck, Necoco!â
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â...I still havenât heard any death announcements.â
Macoco muttered as she caught the invisible boomerang.
âIf both the returned arrow and invisible boomerang hit him directly, the old man with low defense should not have been able to survive... In other words, he had dodged both attacks. I suppose thatâs why you chose him.â
Macoco said to Necoco, who was hiding somewhere.
After unleashing Thunderbolt Kick, Necoco had not followed with more attacks.
The reason was that though it was meant to be an ambush, Thunderbolt Kick had been blocked with the boomerang.
Had Macoco not been able to block it, and had her stance collapsed as she flew, then Necoco would not have hesitated to unleash a follow up attack.
However, Macoco had been able to throw the boomerang at Kyuji even while being attacked.
And so she knew that charging at Macoco then would just result in being driven back.
Besides, Necocoâs goal wasnât to defeat Macoco.
She was supposed to buy time and wait until the others arrived.
As she understood this very well, she did not continue to attack... That was half the reason.
The other half was simply that she was scared, and her body would not move.
She had thought that she was resolved, but oneâs resolve tended to get shaken when put to the test.
But Necocoâs fear only lasted a second. For just a second...she was afraid to fight the person that she looked up to.
It wasnât that she didnât want to hurt someone who she respected, but more of a worry that her attacks wouldnât work against Macoco.
Yes, this was the first time that Necoco was seriously fighting against Macoco.
And so this battle would be completely different from the times that they gathered together as friends and played.
While Macoco still had a relaxed expression, for a second when being kicked, she had looked at Necoco with the sharp expression of a warrior.
She had seen this expression on her aunt in videos many times, but when it was directed at her, Necoco felt like her aunt could see right through her.
Had all of the players felt like this when being defeated by her aunt...?
For some, that might have been enough to lose the will to fight...
But Necoco was different.
Respect and fear...and the will to fight!
Even though there had been a conflict deep within, the fire was still burning inside of her!
âNecoco, come out. If you donât...Iâll just target a different player!â
Macoco turned around and started to dash.
If you were really strong, there was no shame in showing your back to an enemy.
When a weak person did it, it meant they were running away. But when you were strong, it just meant you were allowing your enemy to escape.
âI wonât let you do that, aunt! I promised everyone that I would stop you here!â
The fact that Kyuji had run away made their strategy clear to Macoco.
Still, she shouted it as a way of reminding herself about what needed to be done!
âJust how much stronger has my little niece become? Well, I still wonât go easy on you.â
Macoco said with a slight smile.
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I could hear Coreâs voice coming from below.
He had been able to get this close to a sniper, so there was no way that he was going to back off now.
It was clear that he would chase after me, tenacious as a snake, and with eyes for nothing else...!
However, I did not want to fight under these conditions.
Now that he was this close, the correct thing to do was to run.
In that case, wouldnât it be best to use Warp Arrow or Iâm Arrow and create some distance between us all at once?
The answer was no.
It was possible that there would be an enemy where I landed, and he would still be able to see my trajectory and figure out my location.
Besides, according to the rules, I could not dismiss Garbow.
That meant he would be left behind if I used Warp Arrow.
Furthermore, you were able to attack your comrades here, which meant he would likely die if I took him and escaped with Iâm Arrow.
Damn it. I just had to start in such a disadvantageous situation...or had I?
Now that I thought about it, with Garbow here, we had the advantage in numbers.
After the rd evolution and new gear, Garbowâs specs were close to an average player.
Obviously, that was not good enough to take on Core alone, but I was here too.
Surely...we had the upper hand?
âMaybe I was being too cowardly...!â
After all, there were some who thought I was a candidate to win. I was a feared player in my own right.
And so it would not be bad to sometimes proudly fight back when a strong enemy approaches!
âGarbow! Stop!â
We were far enough now.
I would start my own attack!
My target was Core, the Mad Slime leader!
Currently, he was running straight down the road!
âLetâs do some testing. Gatling Inferno Arrow!â
I unleashed a chain of arrows that burned with hellfire.
How would he defend himself? Or would he dodge it? It would give me an idea of his fighting style.
âOh! So you finally grew a spine! But thatâs not enough! Coil Bellows!â
The whip sword surrounded Core and began to rotate at a high speed.
And so the arrows were blocked by the rotating blades and were not able to reach Core.
I see... So he blocks attacks!
Then there was a simple way of dealing with him.
Unleash so many attacks that he wonât be able to block all of them!
âBig Thunder Arrow!â
I fused Thunder Arrow, which I hoped would electrocute him even if cut down, and Big Arrow, which was a new and simple charge attack that shot a single large arrow.
This huge, electric arrow would not be easy to cut down!
âThatâs a big one! But not enough. Bite Bellows!â
The tip of the chain whip transformed into a snake head.
Core extended it straight so that it bit the edge of a different road.
âI can escape like this as well!â
Core flew through the air as the chain whip retracted.
He probably meant to land on that other road...but I wouldnât allow him.
I knew Big Arrowâs strengths and weaknesses.
Its strength was that it was powerful and big, and could be shot casually, as the cool down was only minute!
Its weakness was that its size made it easy to see and dodge.
While I still didnât know much about Core, it was not the kind of charge attack that players in the finals should have trouble with.
However, even if it was simple, it was still a charge attack.
If you wanted to block it, you needed to use a defense charge attack. And if you wanted to cancel it out, you needed to use an offensive one.
He might have to show one of the tricks up his sleeve... And even if he didnât...he would still try to use one of his skills to get away.
The road was not very wide. And so he would have to jump to another road in order to dodge the arrow.
Yes, my aim had been to lure him into the air!
âGarbow! Missile Fish! And Iâll...Thunder Arrow Tempest!â
An attack that unleashed enough arrows to block out the sky!
Even if you had the ability to move in the air a little, it would not be enough to escape this overwhelming attack!
â...You really are amazing. A completely different person from before. An actual top player. Itâs wonderful.â
It sounded like an admission of my power and his own defeat...
However, he was smiling as if highly amused.
This time, it wasnât just the tip of the sword, but the entire sword transformed into the mouth of a snake!
A huge mouth...!
And it was gaping wide so that it could swallow a standing player!
âSwallow! Anaconda!â
All the arrows and missiles in the area were sucked into the anacondaâs mouth...!
Was this a specifically anti-ranged attack method of defense!?
âTsk...! That wasnât enough. Oh, well! Spit it out! Anaconda!â
The mouth closed and then opened again.
And a thick, green bullet of energy shot out!
It was a counter attack that was enhanced by all the attacks it swallowed before...!
Garbowâs new weapon was Sunfish Bow!
I had actually been considering a weapon that wasnât a bow, but I had to choose it due to the name!
A giant bow floated around Garbow, and it was in the shape of a sunfish.
I had always thought that sunfish looked a little like a bow...sort of...
âTarget the enemy charge attack! Fire! Sunfish Arrow!â
The arrow that the Sunfish bow unleashed didnât even look like an arrow.
It was no wonder, as it was surrounded by a sphere of light that looked like the sun.
It was so bright and big and...slow!
The arrow was even slower than Big Arrow. And the activation time was also long.
Which meant it could blind the enemy and act as a shield.
The charge attacks I normally used were quick and disappeared almost instantly, but having something that was the opposite had broadened my options!
Juuuuuuu!!
The Sunfish Arrow crashed into Coreâs unleashed charge attack, and killed it.
While it was slow, it was powerful! | {
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äŊãŽãã¸ã¸ã ââ! | It had been some time since Inglis and her friends started rehearsing for the Weissmall Troupe. The big day was approaching. In the meanwhile, the troupe prepared the meals for Inglis and Rafinha, which they couldnât be thankful enough for. And, finally...
ãF-, finally, this day has come, Glis!ã
ãYeah. It has been long, Rani!ã
Both Inglis and Rafinha were teary-eyed.
ãWeâve persevered so hard, didnât we!ã
ãYeah. I even want to praise myself for all the hardships!ã
They hugged each other tightly, praising their brave struggle, thinking of their now-past days of endurance. The reconstructed, new building of the Knight Academy stood before them. While there were still many segments under construction, it will be the reopening of the cafeteria today. They couldnât bear sitting still, and so they had been waiting there even before it was effectively open.
Soon......soon the time weâve been waiting for will come!
ãNo, is that something to cry about?!ã
ãTo begin with, havenât you two been eating a lot of bribes from the troupe while the cafeteria wasnât open?ã
Leone and Liselotte were a bit exasperated by the twoâs reaction.
ãThey donât have much variation, so we had to put up with it!ã
ãWe also had to each so much less so we wouldnât wolf down the whole troupeâs portion!ã
The people in charge of cooking for the troupe were scratching their heads, wondering if having Inglis and Rafinha in the play would be profitable at all. However, Count Weissmall seemed not to mind it much, as long as they could give him an excellent performance.
The door of the cafeteria was thrown open with a light bang.
ãMy? Youâve been waiting together here? Sorry for the wait! The cafeteria is back open!ã
The diner lady, whom both Inglis and Rafinha had known very well, welcomed them with a smile.
ãKyaah! Yaay! The Double Extra-Large All Topping Super Spicy Pasta awaits me!ã
ãMe too! I wonder how much I can eat......?!ã
ãNo......We have another rehearsal just after this, donât we?ã
ãIf you eat too much, you wonât be able to move as much.ã
ããYou canât fight a war on an empty stomach......!!ãã
Inglis and Rafinha spoke in the same breath. It seemed all they could think about was food. But then...
ãAah, I knew you two will be here, Miss Inglis, Miss Rafinha!ã
ãAh, Principal!ã
ãThis isnât time for you two to idle around here!ã
ãEh? Whatâs wrong?ã
ãThere should be some time until the rehearsal with the troupe...ã
ãItâs not that! You have some important guests!ã
ãHuh?ã
Were they really that important, even more important than the Double Extra-Large All Topping Super Spicy Pasta? Wouldnât it just be a tragedy if they once again missed the huge feast because they were summoned to the castle and offered another troublesome position they had no interest in? To be honest, Inglis wasnât in the mood to deal with it.
ãCanât they wait until after weâre done eating?ã
Rafinha seemed to be of the same opinion.
ãThatâs not good! Itâs rude to make your guests wait!ã
ãHmm, thereâs no other way then......ã
ãLetâs just give a brief greeting then run back here, Rani.ã
ãYeah. Letâs.ã
ãThey are waiting in my office, so letâs go right away.ã
Inglis and Rafinha decided to leave the cafeteria behind them and headed towards the Principalâs Office.
ãPhew~ Thank goodness I reached them before they could eat in the cafeteria, our budget is tight no thanks to the reconstruction, so we gotta save where we can......ã
Muttered Principal Miliera under her breath. And, as they reached the Principalâs Office...
ãInglis!ã
ãRafinha!ã
What awaited them there were two mature, beautiful adult women...
ãMother!ã
It was Selena, Inglisâ mother, and Irina, her aunt.
ãMother! Youâve come! Iâm so happy to see you!ã
ãFufufu... Youâre still such a spoiled kid, Rafinha.ã
Rafinha rushed to Aunt Irina and threw a tight hug to her.
ãLittle Inglis! Have you been well? Your mom is worried!ã
ãI am, mother. Thereâs no problem. Iâm glad to see you.ã
Inglis didnât behave as childishly, but she didnât resist the hug Selena gave her either. This nostalgic warmth was certainly comforting. For a child, their mother would always be their mother, no matter how old they had become. For Inglis, who had been an orphan in her previous life, the value and gratitude of having someone to call as a mother was something she could feel more deeply than anyone else.
ãNo problem, huh? No, but, well...ã
The Principal groaned.
ãPardon me, has my daughter causing you any trouble at all?ã
ãAh, no, no......they never! They are both excellent students and have helped me a lot.ã
ãIs that so? Thatâs reassuring.ã
Mother Selena smiled.
ãHowever, why have you come, mother?ã
ãYou know how the Marquis pays the tax to His Majesty the King, donât you? Starting this year, umm, those flying boats......ã
ãYes, that. An official from the Capital will come riding it and help us transport the fares.ã
ãThatâs great. Itâs safer than transporting them overland that way.ã
So far, goods and taxes would have to be transported by land all the way to the Royal Capital. Not only would it be a long journey from the remote town of Ymir, but there was also always the threat of Magic Stone Beasts along the way.
It would be safer and faster if the Royal Capital could send Flygears to collect the tax. Not only would they be safe from the assaults of land-bound Magic Stone Beasts, but there was also a huge chance they could shake off flying Magic Stone Beasts.
Normally, it was the feudal lordâs role to arrange the means of transportation and the people, but Flygears were state-of-the-art weapons. It wasnât widely used in a rural area like Ymir. Therefore, it was the Capital that made the dispatch. It was a flexible response to an advance in technology. How very thoughtful.
ãYes. And so, since the Marquis was riding the Flygear that went back to the Capital to greet His Majesty, he brought us along with him. We wanted to see your faces, after all. Although, it was regrettable that your dad has to stay.ã
ãIs that so. That was unfortunate, I wanted to see Father too.ã
ãWah! So Father is here too! Yay!ã
ãRafinha. Donât get too merry, you hear me? Be thoughtful like Glis.ã
Aunt Irina rebuked Rafinha.
ãI donât mind. Iâm happy to see the Marquis too.ã
ãReally? You sure are reliable and mature, little Glis. I donât have anything to worry about as long as Rafinha has you by her side..ã
ãThatâs not true, I still have a long way to go. Please, tell Rani to not chase after illicit relationships and focus solely on her training as a Knight candidate.ã
Perhaps because Inglis was mentally a man, she couldnât stop Rafinha from saying things like which men had the handsome face or which one she had a crush on, or how wonderful Special Envoy Theodore was, etc.
She would like Irina, Rafinhaâs own mother, to be the one to drive those points into her, but...
ãEeh?! What, Rafinha, you got a boyfriend? Isnât that great! What is he like, what is he like? Will you introduce him to me since Iâm here?ã
Irinaâs eyes shone brightly. At times like this, her eyes were just like Rafinhaâs.
ãAAAUUNNNT!! Thatâs not it, thatâs not what I meant! Rani needs to focus on the things necessary for her!ã
ãOh my? Falling in love while young is also an important lesson, you know? So, how is it, Rafinha?ã
ãEeh. I donât have a boyfriend. I mean, of course, I want to have one, but...ã
ãThen, is there someone you have in your heart?ã
ãEeh? Ehehe...ã
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Or rather, the Argonautai had apparently long identified the location of the castle.
Well, I supposed after flying around with Castor for years, it made sense for them to have at least searched out the enemyâs base of operations.
Even in the Dark Continent, it was a wasteland which was particularly dense with mana. In the midst of this wasteland soared a cliff with an enormous black castle on top.
Indeed, its majestic and dignified appearance really screamed, âI am the last dungeon!â There was a large number of scary-looking magical beasts flying about and patrolling the surrounding area. Furthermore, dark clouds obstructed the sunlight to keep the place under a perpetual night.
Thunder resounded along with lightning flashes, creating an eerie atmosphere.
If anything, this castle is way too much of a stereotype that, lately, you actually donât see much anymore.
Also, I think about it every time I see these kinds of castles, but... if you collapse the cliff from the outside, wouldnât the castle drop down and kill all the small fries in one go? I mean, Iâm not going to do that but...
Why is it that demon kingsâ castles are always situated on an unstable place like the edge of a cliff or some precipice?
Isnât it just so inconvenient? Or rather... honestly speaking, itâs a type of building that I would not want to live in.
Actually, itâs that, you know? I just genuinely want to ask...Why is there a castle casually standing in the middle of nowhere even though this place isnât even the capital?
Since heâs a king, I assume that he would naturally be sustaining himself on the tax money from his citizens. But with where this castle is, it must have been quite a hassle for the person bringing in that tax money.
Build the cities closer to your castle!
... Well... I canât say much to others because of Mafahl Tower.
âSo, what now? Do you want to shoot it down from the outside?â
âNah, no need to rush. We didnât really come here to cause conflict. As long as they donât come attacking us, there shouldnât be a need for us to do anything to them. Having said that, Iâm not really liking this dark and dull setting.â
I looked up at the sky and casually fired arcane magic at it.
It was only low-tier arcane magic, however, considering that it was just to scatter the clouds, it was more enough.
As a result of my single attack, the cowardly clouds quickly flew away and the blue sky expanded in all directions, allowing the sunlight to shine through.
Good, now itâs bright.
Iâm sorry that they went to great trouble to look like the last dungeon, but I like it better when itâs bright.
Whilst thinking such a thing, Benet glared at me as if she had something to say.
Oh, crap. I forgot that she disliked the daytime.
She snapped her finger, turning day into night in an instant and making the whole place shrouded in darkness once again.
Moon-attribute arcane magic [Moonlit Night], huh? She really did just use high-tier arcane magic without any additional movement as if itâs the most normal thing in the world.
âOi, Benet.â
Even though the weather just turned fine, it reverted back in an instant.
When I figured that I would complain a bit, Benet started progressing forward without minding it in the slightest.
It seemed she wanted to just boldly walk right in from the front.
I supposed it would be unnecessary and seem bad for the two of us to look for a backdoor to sneak in. Therefore, I was also in favour of boldly walking in from the front.
As we closed in on the castle, the magical beasts in the surroundings all came flying at us. However, the moment Benet turned to look at them, they all instantly turned pale and ran away.
Benet did not possess any intimidation skill, yet they must have instinctively felt that they were going to die.
In fact, it was an excellent decision on their behalf. If they had progressed more metre... no, even if they had progressed half that distance, they would no doubt have been shredded into pieces.
Once we reached the front of the castle, what was in our way was a giant steel door.
For some reason, its height was over m long. It was big enough that even a giant could utilise the door.
Normally, this was the part where we would need to present some item or find some method to open the gate. But that whole part was irrelevant for us.
Benet simply placed her hand on the gate and forcibly wrung the gate open using nothing but her arm strength.
Lock? Ahh, if youâre asking about that, she twisted and grinded it in an instant. Perhaps it was made out of tofu or something?
âWh, what, how can it be? To open that gate with her bare hand!?â
âThat gate was made out of steel, you know!â
âThat door should have a weight of tonnes... Is, is she a monster!?â
Okay, okay, thanks for that exposition right there.
I lightly applied Coercion on the bunch of pale-looking people on the other side of the gate, forcing them down on the ground.
You lot, donât move from there, alright? If you move even a little, youâll be crushed by Benet.
When we stepped through the gate, as one would expect, demons which were guarding the place started flooding out, but however many of them there were, it was all meaningless.
âYouâre in my way. Get lost.â
The warriors who were wearing heavy-looking armour all fell down to the ground as if they were being pushed down and became unable to move.
The two of us brushed past them and looked around the inside of the castle which was needlessly spacious.
We were currently in a reception hall, but unfortunately, there were far too many routes that we could take.
There were three routes on each side of us leading to who-knows-where, totalling to six.
Directly in front of us, there were stairs, but there were additional doors on each side of them.
If one were to climb the stairs for a bit, they would see a portrait of the Demon King as the stairs split to the left and right, both of which further split again into four paths each, totalling to eight paths.
At this point, there were already 16 different possible routes. Additionally, if we were to take any of those paths, they were bound to further split into paths leading to the guardsâ rooms, kitchens, training room and etcetera.
The whole place was constructed similarly to a typical RPGâs last dungeon. But honestly, heroes must really be tolerant to actually bother finding the boss patiently in a troublesome castle like this whilst encountering enemies.
âThereâs a needlessly high number of paths, eh?â
Benet muttered as if she was hassled by all of this.
Indeed, to search all of the paths one at a time was too much of a bother.
To have the castle constructed in this way, was it perhaps due to a vigilance or precaution against enemy infiltration?
I had previously heard somewhere that facilities like this were purposefully built in this way so that even if enemies were to infiltrate, they would not be able to immediately reach their intended location.
âIt looks like itâs going to be a bit of a hassle to actually search ourselves. I guess weâll make this guy guide us.â
Benet randomly selected a single demon amongst the ones which were sitting on the floor and grabbed him by his neck.
The pitiful demon with a Mohican haircut which was selected shook violently in fear and was sobbing his heart out.
Although he was my enemy, I did feel a little sympathy for him.
Having said that, I was also in support of the idea of using a guide.
âYou. I assume you know where the Demon King is? If you guide us to him, I promise that weâll let you go. So can you tell us where he is?â
âY, yhes... Gu, gladly...â
Whilst asking for the path, Benet and I continued to progress forward through the complex structure of the castle.
We progressed straight, we turned, we ascended some stairs, we descended some other stairs, we went through some doors, we then climbed some more stairs and...
Hang on a minute, this is way too complicated. Is this a maze or something?
After walking for a little over ten minutes, Benetâs irritation had clearly significantly intensified, such that she was visibly annoyed.
âOi, when are we going to get there?â
âY, yes! If we go straight through here, weâll be there!â
Saying that, the location that the guide was pointing to was a path where the trail cut off.
Below that place, a countless number of needles were placed along with scattered bones which I assumed belonged to those who were caught by the trap.
âTh, this road has a mechanism where someone needs to pull the lever here or it canât be passed. I, I will keep the lever pulled, so please pass through.â
Why is it that the insides of the last bossesâ castles always have these kinds of attractions? Itâs not like theyâre theme parks.
Wouldnât gimmicks like this just be troublesome under ordinary conditions?
Itâs probably that, you know. Itâs probably one of those traps designed to make sure that someone from the party gets struck out even before arriving at the last battleâs location.
When the person who was guiding us pulled the lever into place, a bridge appeared from the other side and connected the path.
Well, it was a distance that we could have easily jumped across, but we might as well accept the chivalrous act.
Whilst thinking that, the moment we started crossing the bridge, the guide pressed some button, instantly sending an electric current running through us.
âHiyahahahaha! Idiots! You got caught so gullibly! These currents are 1 billion volts and 500 000 amperes. It doesnât matter how strong your body is, youâll turn into ash in an instant! Iâve done it, Demon King-sama! This great servant have struck down the Supreme Ruler and the Vampire Princess!!â
The guide was hyperactively laughing in joy for some reason.
But I only felt pity for him.
Indeed, this trap would have killed ordinary people, but unfortunately, we were anything but ordinary.
1 billion volts is what? Approximately the same as a live lightning strike? Well, if you asked if it was amazing, I supposed it was... but... if it was just lightning, an individual who could use high-tier arcane magic could spam it. We were in that kind of a world right now, you know?
Even in ordinary fantasy worlds, lightning strikes were often casually dropped on people, and the people who received them could often casually counterattack, you know?
Not to mention this was a fantasy world where the power balance was completely out of whack.
I didnât even know how he thought we would be taken down by something of this degree.
I shrugged to show my exasperation and Benet similarly let off a sigh.
Yet the electric current was still running.
âWell, I predicted itâd be something like this.â
âEh!?â
When I prompted Benet for her opinion, she replied that she had guessed that something like this might happen.
Well, I did feel like we were being led around halfway through. I mean, we were way off track.
I figured that the guide was at least scheming something and the end result was what had just happened.
We ended up foolishly getting caught in some obvious trap.
âYou did well until now. We donât need you anymore.â
âWa, wai!? P, please wait! It, it was just a passing impulse! I wonât, I wonât do it anymore! Iâll guide you! Iâll be submissive! Iâll even lick the bottom of your feet! Mer, mercy...â
Those were the last words he spoke.
Even though there was some distance between them, Benet executed a forehead flicking motion from some distance away. Matching that motion, the head of the guide splattered into a fine mist.
Ohh, how grotesque.
âSo, what now? With the way things are, we donât even know if the path until this point has been correct.â
âWell, we can only continue forward until we figure it out. Even if itâs wrong, we can just turn back. By the way, Mafahl, have you been mapping until this point?â
When I was questioned by Benet, I took out a piece of paper from my pocket.
The path we had taken until this point had been mapped. I mean, even considering how I acted, I had the ranger class.
The floor plan drawn using the ranger skill resulted in maps which had no equal when it came to precision. The map which had been composed perfectly recorded the layout of the castle.
... But that map... had been turned into ashes.
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Me, Benet and the clothes that we were wearing would not even need to care for such a measly electric current.
However, the material that I had been using to map our path was just an ordinary piece of paper.
Naturally, a piece of paper would not be able to endure a lightning current.
Err... I should probably think like this, you know. Yeah, this was the point where, rather than thinking about my carelessness, I should be praising the amazing plan that the enemy executed.
Yeah... that guide was someone with amazing resourcefulness or foresight. To think that they would be able to ruin the mapping that I had been undertaking until now.
âAnyways, shall we get going?â
âOi, arenât you at least going to bother making an excuse?â
âDonât worry about the small details. Letâs just get out of the trap first. Even though itâs just single digit damage, our HP is being shaved away by a single digitâs worth.â
âYou still have that same old irresponsible and sloppy personality...â
Aaaa, aaaa, I hear nothing.
People became mature by continuously making mistakes. There was no reason for one mistake to hold you back.
We crossed the bridge and got out of the electric current trap. We then decided to go forward for now.
In the end, we were met with nothing but a dead end.
Although we had already predicted it, it turned out the path we were taking was actually a wrong route.
âCanât be helped, letâs turn back.â
âWhy donât we just go on a rampage inside the castle? They might come out and meet us instead.â
âLetâs leave that as our final resort. It shouldnât be that much of a problem to look around a bit more.â
After chit-chatting for a bit, we returned back to the bridge and got back to the prior path after having the current run through us once again.
Although it was not painful, I wondered if we could do something about my hair being messed up a little from the running current.
Using my fingers as a comb, I ran them through and combed my hair all the while we were going back to the previous paths.
When we got there, there was an appearance of a female demon looking exasperated.
She had wavy brown-coloured hair and wore a plain-looking grey robe. She was also of a higher level than most other demons. Needless to say, she was not enough to be Benetâs or my enemy.
â... Iâve been told already, but... what a monster you guys are. To come and go across the electric current trap as if itâs the most natural thing in the world... that thing has the same power as live lightning, you know...?â
âAnd you are?â
âI am one of the Seven Luminaries, Saturnus of the [Earth]. I have no hostile intentions. To begin with, it wouldnât even be a battle. I have been ordered by the Demon King-sama to guide the two of you to him.â
Ahh, I see. The Seven Luminaries, huh.
No wonder her level was slightly higher than the others.
Anyways, since she was offering to guide us, we might as well accept the offer. I decided to let her guide us without objection.
When I turned to look at Benet to see what she thought, she nodded, suggesting that she was of the same mind.
âAppreciate it. Weâll be relying on you.â
â... Are you not going to doubt me? It might turn out to be a trap, you know?â
âIf it turns out to be a trap, at that time, itâll result in nothing more than you dying.â
Benet replied in such a way, but in truth, it was not as if I was completely incautious.
Even at this very moment in time, I had one of the ranger classâs skills [Trap Search Level 1] activated.
When this skill was activated, at set intervals, the userâs SP would be consumed. In exchange, the skill would detect traps for the user. This skill could go as high as level 5 and naturally, the higher the level of the skill, the more intricate of a trap that it would be able to detect and the worse the SP consumption became.
The skill that I had activated, [Trap Search Level 1], had the effect of detecting only âtraps which would result in instant deathâ. As a result, the user would be assaulted by other traps one after another.
In games, as long as the player did not die, everything else was as good as irrelevant. After all, if a player did not die, they could recover one way or another and all would be well.
As such, the skill was only activated up to level one to reduce the consumption of resources, whilst progressing forward without a care in the world regardless of how many traps they were to end up triggering. This was the basic strategy of high-level players for conquering dungeons.
In truth, when the players reached a high level, it would be much faster and far more efficient to purposefully trigger the traps rather than bother with disarming every single trap that they came across.
The higher the level of the individual, the higher the level of search skill they would be able to use. Yet, as the individualâs level beame higher, the more they would not require the search skill. It was a horribly balanced scenario.
After walking around the castle for a while, we came to stand before a steel gate giving off an enormous amount of presence.
Correction... rather than the door, it was from the individual which was on the other side of the gate.
âNow, please enter.â
Saturnus said so and then slowly opened the gate. | {
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âThe beastkin have exposed the location of the High Lord for us.â
âThatâs very helpful. Finding it was going to be the hardest part, after all!â
Goran said with a boisterous laugh.
Shia was also excited as she said,
âWell, letâs go and invade it then!â
I said and everyone nodded.
We continued to ride our horses as we moved towards the Vampire High Lordâs lair.
While we were riding, I started to think about the th Officerâs sword I had acquired a short while ago.
It was able to trade blows with the Devil King Sword. It would surely be useful.
I looked at Eric, Goran and Shiaâs swords.
Eric the Heroâs sword was a holy sword. It was probably better than the th Officerâs sword.
Goranâs sword was also a strong sword of magic. It had a fire attribute and was indestructible.
Shiaâs sword was not terrible, but it was thin and did not look reliable.
I felt like Shia had chosen it because she prioritized speed.
âShia. I want you to have this.â
I handed her the th Officerâs sword.
âWhere did this come from?â
Shia asked as she swung the sword several times while riding.
âIt is a very light sword. It is lighter than the sword I have now.â
âThat sword was used by the th Ranking Officer. And it did not break while trading blows with my Devil King Sword.â
âThat is amazing. Are you sure you want to give me such a wonderful sword?â
âShia, donât you remember how hard it was when your sword broke against the goblin lord?â
âI was...not ready and...â
âA sword like this is not likely to break so easily.â
âThen I will gladly accept it. I am so very happy.â
Goran saw this and said,
âA Vampire Lordâs sword, eh? Are you sure it isnât cursed?â
âOf course, Iâm sure.â
I said, and Goran was satisfied.
As a Sorcerer, I inspected it well in advance.
While breaking curses was difficult, I could easily tell whether or not there were any.
And there were no curses cast on the th Officerâs sword. And no evil magic either.
And so it was safe.
Before we knew it, we had arrived in the location that the beastkin chief had indicated.
âHm? There is nothing here.â
âIndeed. Though, I do feel a strange presence...â
Goran and Eric dismounted and cautiously inspected the area.
âNo, it is quite visible to me.â
âMe too. It is concealment magic.â
Shia and I said as we dismounted.
While it was concealment magic, it was a type specific to vampires.
As I was an advanced Sorcerer and Shia was immune to vampire magic with psychological effects, it could not fool us.
âAlright, Iâm going to deactivate it now. We should consider ourselves discovered by the enemy the moment that it comes down.â
Eric and Goran looked serious. Shia unsheathed her sword.
âGoran, Eric, Shia, and then me. Weâll charge inside in that order.â
âYouâre not going to use any great magic? Wasnât that your favorite thing to do, Ruck?â
Goran knew my style well.
âIt is, but there might be humans who have been charmed inside. There could be captured beastkin as well.â
âI see. Thatâs true.â
âSo I must be careful in choosing what magic to use. Weâll charge in after I use magic.â
First, I needed to grasp the flow of the concealment magic.
Then I have my own magic flow inside, wrecking the current and blocking it.
In a flash, the entrance to the cave appeared before us.
There were no guards. If you had a concealment spell, it was best not to have guards stationed there.
If you did, then you would have to erase the presence of the guards as well, which would make the spell much harder to cast.
Of course, there were likely going to be guards deeper in, who were ready to take on any beastkin invaders.
âWait a moment.â
I unleashed a Sleep Cloud into the cave.
I used wind magic at the same time, and the cloud drifted deep down into the cave.
And then we waited for some time.
Once the Sleep Cloud had filled the cave completely, I used wind magic once again. This time it was to remove to cloud from the cave.
It would be annoying if Eric and Goran fell asleep right after they charged in.
âCan we go in now?â
And then I turned to Goran and said,
âVampires have a high resistance to psychological status effects. Still, the lessers should have fallen asleep.â
âUnderstood!â
And Goran charged inside. He was very fast.
Eric and Shia followed after him.
After entering the cave, we immediately bumped into an Arch Vampire.
The Arch Vampire looked a little drowsy. And so he did not see us immediately.
âWha-â
Just as the sound escaped his lips, Goranâs sword took his head off.
As Goranâs sword had fire attributes, the wound began to burn up.
Goranâs feet did not slow down after this encounter.
He wasnât even killing every enemy ahead of him. He only cut down the ones who tried to prevent him from running.
He knew that Eric would handle the ones that he did not.
Eric was also killing the vampires with brilliant swordwork.
His holy sword was incredibly effective against these creatures of the shadows. They turned to ash in an instant.
âIt is a trap!â
âUnderstood!â
The traps could not escape Shiaâs eyes, and she destroyed them.
The vampires psychological magic, in other words, concealment magic, was not effective on Shia.
On top of that, she had a sharp sense of hearing and smell. She was the perfect anti-vampire Scout.
We were making good progress into the cave until several Vampire Lords blocked our path.
There were five of them. Even Goran could not just rush past them. He stopped.
âFive Lords, eh? The High Lord must be behind them then.â
âAh, Ruck. Shia. Go on ahead and leave this to us.â
Eric and Goran laughed.
Even if it was Eric and Goran, five Vampire Lords would be a tough fight.
âThatâs five Lords. Are you sure?â
âOf course, we are. You arenât the only one who has become stronger in the last years.â
âDonât underestimate us. Killing the High Lord is our ultimate goal now. We cannot allow him to escape.â
âRuck, Shia. Weâre counting on you.â
âFine. Donât die on me, alright?â
âItâs you who should be careful.â
And so Shia and I rushed passed the Vampire Lords.
âYou wonât get away!â
A Vampire Lord chased after us and tried to attack.
However, Goranâs sword would allow no such thing.
The Vampire Lordâs attack never reached us. | {
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I go onto Twitter, there are all these strange words that I've never heard before: FIFA, vuvuzela, weird jokes about octopi.
But the one that's really been sort of stressing me out, is this phrase "Cala a boca, Galvao."
If you've gone onto Twitter in the last couple of weeks, you've probably seen this.
It's been a major trending topic.
Being a monolingual American, I obviously don't know what the phrase means.
So I went onto Twitter, and I asked some people if they could explain to me "Cala a boca, Galvao."
And fortunately, my Brazilian friends were more than ready to help.
They explained that the Galvao bird is a rare and endangered parrot that's in terrible, terrible danger.
In fact, I'll let them tell you a bit more about it.
Narrator: A word about Galvao, a very rare kind of bird native to Brazil.
Every year, more than 300,000 Galvao birds are killed during Carnival parades.
Ethan Zuckerman: Obviously, this is a tragic situation, and it actually gets worse.
It turns out that, not only is the Galvao parrot very attractive, useful for headdresses, it evidently has certain hallucinogenic properties, which means that there's a terrible problem with Galvao abuse.
Some sick and twisted people have found themselves snorting Galvao.
And it's terribly endangered.
The good news about this is that the global community -- again, my Brazilian friends tell me -- has released a new single -- actually five or six new singles, as near as I can tell -- titled "Cala a boca, Galvao."
And my Brazilian friends tell me that if I just tweet the phrase "Cala a boca, Galvao," to a global campaign to save this rare and beautiful bird.
Now, most of you have figured out that this was a prank, and actually a very, very good one.
"Cala a boca, Galvao" actually means something very different.
In Portugese, it means "Shut your mouth, Galvao."
And it specifically refers to this guy, Galvao Bueno, who's the lead soccer commentator for Rede Globo.
And what I understand from my Brazilian friends is that this guy is just a cliche machine.
He can ruin the most interesting match by just spouting cliche again and again and again.
So Brazilians went to that first match against North Korea, put up this banner, started a Twitter campaign to tweet the phrase: "Cala a boca, Galvao."
And in fact, were so successful at this that it topped Twitter for two weeks.
Now there's a couple -- there's a couple of lessons that you can take from this.
And the first lesson, which I think is a worthwhile one, is that you cannot go wrong asking people to be active online, so long as activism just means retweeting a phrase.
So as long as activism is that simple, it's pretty easy to get away with.
The other thing you can take from this, by the way, is that there are a lot of Brazilians on Twitter.
There's more than five million of them.
As far as national representation, 11 percent of Brazilian internet users are on Twitter.
That's a much higher number than in the U.S. or U.K.
Next to Japan, it's the second most represented by population.
Now if you're using Twitter or other social networks, this was a space with a lot of Brazilians in it, you're like most of us.
Because what happens on a social network is you interact with the people that you have chosen to interact with.
And if you are like me, a big, geeky, white, American guy, you tend to interact with a lot of other geeky, white, American guys.
And you don't necessarily have the sense that Twitter is in fact a very heavily Brazilian space.
It's also extremely surprising to many Americans, a heavily African-American space.
Twitter recently did some research.
They looked at their local population. They believe that 24 percent of American Twitter users are African-American.
That's about twice as high as African-Americans are represented in the population.
And again, that was very shocking to many Twitter users, And the reason it shouldn't be is that on any day you can go into Trending Topics.
And you tend to find topics that are almost entirely African-American conversations.
This was a visualization done by Fernando Viegas and Martin Wattenberg, two amazing visualization designers, who looked at a weekend's worth of Twitter traffic and essentially found that a lot of these trending topics were basically segregated conversations -- and in ways that you wouldn't expect.
It turns out that oil spill is a mostly white conversation, that cookout is a mostly black conversation.
And what's crazy about this is that if you wanted to mix up who you were seeing on Twitter, it's literally a quick click away.
You click on that cookout tag, there an entirely different conversation with different people participating in it.
But generally speaking, most of us don't.
We end up within these filter bubbles, as my friend Eli Pariser calls them, where we see the people we already know and the people who are similar to the people we already know.
And we tend not to see that wider picture.
Now for me, I'm surprised by this, because this wasn't how the internet was supposed to be.
If you go back into the early days of the internet, when cyber-utopians like Nick Negroponte were writing big books like "Being Digital," the prediction was that the internet was going to be an incredibly powerful force to smooth out cultural differences, to put us all on a common field of one fashion or another.
Negroponte started his book with a story about how hard it is to build connections in the world of atoms.
He's at a technology conference in Florida.
And he's looking at something really, truly absurd, which is bottles of Evian water on the table.
And Negroponte says this is crazy.
This is the old economy.
It's the economy of moving these heavy, slow atoms over long distances that's very difficult to do.
We're heading to the future of bits, where everything is speedy, it's weightless.
It can be anywhere in the world at any time.
And it's going to change the world as we know it.
Now, Negroponte has been right about a lot of things.
He's totally wrong about this one.
It turns out that in many cases atoms are much more mobile than bits.
If I walk into a store in the United States, it's very, very easy for me to buy water that's bottled in Fiji, shipped at great expense to the United States.
It's actually surprisingly hard for me to see a Fijian feature film.
It's really difficult for me to listen to Fijian music.
It's extremely difficult for me to get Fijian news, which is strange, because actually there's an enormous amount going on in Fiji.
There's a coup government. There's a military government.
There's crackdowns on the press.
It's actually a place that we probably should be paying attention to at the moment.
Here's what I think is going on.
I think that we tend to look a lot at the infrastructure of globalization.
We look at the framework that makes it possible to live in this connected world.
And that's a framework that includes things like airline routes.
It includes things like the Internet cables.
We look at a map like this one, and it looks like the entire world is flat because everything is a hop or two away.
You can get on a flight in London, you can end up in Bangalore later today.
Two hops, you're in Suva, the capitol of Fiji.
It's all right there.
flows on top of these networks, you get a very different picture.
You start looking at how the global plane flights move, and you suddenly discover that the world isn't even close to flat.
It's extremely lumpy.
There's basically a giant pathway in the sky between London and New York.
but look at this map, and you can watch this for, you know, two or three minutes.
You won't see very many planes go from South America to Africa.
And you'll discover that there are parts of the globe that are systematically cut off.
When we stop looking at the infrastructure that makes connection possible, and we look at what actually happens, we start realizing that the world doesn't work quite the same way that we think it does.
So here's the problem that I've been interested in in the last decade or so.
The world is, in fact, getting more global.
It's getting more connected.
More of problems are global in scale.
More of our economics is global in scale.
And our media is less global by the day.
If you watched a television broadcast in the United States in the 1970s, 35 to 40 percent of it would have been international news on a nightly new broadcast.
That's down to about 12 to 15 percent.
And this tends to give us a very distorted view of the world.
Here's a slide that Alisa Miller showed at a previous TED Talk.
Alisa's the president of Public Radio International.
And she made a cartogram, which is basically a distorted map based on what American television news casts looked at for a month.
And you see that when you distort a map based on attention, the world within American television news is basically reduced to this giant bloated U.S.
and a couple of other countries which we've invaded.
And that's basically what our media is about.
And before you conclude that this is just a function of American TV news -- which is dreadful, and I agree that it's dreadful -- I've been mapping elite media like the New York Times, and I get the same thing.
When you look at the New York Times, you look at other elite media, what you largely get are pictures of very wealthy nations and the nations we've invaded.
It turns out that new media isn't necessarily helping us all that much.
Here's a map made by Mark Graham who's down the street at the Oxford Internet Institute. A this is a map of articles in Wikipedia that have been geo-coded.
towards North America and Western Europe.
Even within Wikipedias, where we're creating their own content online, there's a heavy bias towards the place where a lot of the Wikipedia authors are based, rather than to the rest of the world.
In the U.K., you can get up, you can pick up your computer when you get out of this session, you could read a newspaper from India or from Australia, from Canada, God forbid from the U.S.
You probably won't.
If you look at online media consumption -- in this case, in the top 10 users of the internet -- more than 95 percent of the news readership is on domestic news sites.
It's one of these rare cases where the U.S. is actually slightly better than [the U.K.], because we actually like reading your media, rather than vice versa.
So all of this starts leading me to think that we're in a state that I refer to as imaginary cosmopolitanism.
We look at the internet.
We think we're getting this wide view of the globe.
We occasionally stumble onto a page in Chinese, and we decide that we do in fact have the greatest technology ever built to connect us to the rest of the world.
And we forget that most of the time we're checking Boston Red Sox scores.
So this is a real problem -- not just because the Red Sox are having a bad year -- as we're discussing here at TED, the real problems in the world the interesting problems to solve are global in scale and scope, they require global conversations to get to global solutions.
This is a problem we have to solve.
So here's the good news.
For six years, I've been hanging out with these guys.
This is a group called Global Voices.
This is a team of bloggers from around the world.
Our mission was to fix the world's media.
We started in 2004.
You might have noticed, we haven't done all that well so far.
Nor do I think we are by ourselves, actually going to solve the problem.
But the more that I think about it, the more that I think that a few things that we have learned along the way if we we wanted to use the web to have a wider world.
The first thing you have to consider is that there are parts of the world that are dark spots in terms of attention.
In this case -- the map of the world at night by NASA -- they're dark literally because of lack of electricity.
And I used to think that a dark spot on this map basically meant you're not going to get media from there because there are more basic needs.
What I'm starting to realize is that you can get media, it's just an enormous amount of work, and you need an enormous amount of encouragement.
One of those dark spots is Madagascar, a country which is generally better known for the Dreamworks film the lovely people who live there.
And so the people who founded Foko Club in Madagascar weren't actually concerned with trying to change the image of their country.
They were doing something much simpler.
It was a club to learn English and to learn computers and the internet.
but what happened was that Madagascar went through a violent coup.
Most independent media was shut down.
And the high school students who were learning to blog through Foko Club suddenly found themselves talking to an international audience about the demonstrations, the violence, everything that was going on within this country.
designed to get people in front of computers, publishing their own thoughts, publishing independent media, ended up having a huge impact on what we know about this country.
Now the trick with this is that I'm guessing most people here don't speak Malagasy.
I'm also guessing that most of you don't even speak Chinese -- which is sort of sad if you think about it, as it's now the most represented language on the internet.
Fortunately people are trying to figure out how to fix this.
If you're using Google Chrome and you go to a Chinese language site, you notice this really cute box at the top, which automatically detects that the page is in Chinese and very quickly at a mouse click will give you a translation of the page.
Unfortunately, it's a machine translation of the page.
And while Google is very, very good with some languages, it's actually pretty dreadful with Chinese.
And the results can be pretty funny.
What you really want -- what I really want, is eventually the ability to push a button and have this queued so a human being can translate this.
And if you think this is absurd, it's not.
There's a group right now in China called Yeeyan.
And Yeeyan is a group of 150,000 volunteers who get online every day.
They look for the most interesting content in the English language.
from major newspapers, major websites.
They put it online for free.
It's the project of a guy named Zhang Lei, who was living in the United States during the Lhasa riots and who couldn't believe how biased American media coverage was.
And he said, "If there's one thing I can do, I can start translating, so that people between these countries start understanding each other a little bit better."
And my question to you is: if Yeeyan can line up 150,000 people to translate the English internet into Chinese, where's the English language Yeeyan?
Who's going after Chinese, which now has 400 million internet users out there?
My guess is at least one of them has something interesting to say.
So even if we can find a way to translate from Chinese, there's no guarantee that we're going to find it.
When we look for information online, we basically have two strategies.
We use a lot of search.
And search is terrific if you know what you're looking for.
But if what you're looking for is serendipity, if you want to stumble onto something that you didn't know you needed, our main philosophy is to look to our social networks, to look for our friends.
What are they looking at? Maybe we should be looking at it.
The problem with this is that essentially what you end up getting after a while is the wisdom of the flock.
You end up flocking with a lot of people who are probably similar to you, who have similar interests.
And it's very, very hard to get information from the other flocks, from the other parts of the world where people getting together and talking about their own interests.
you need someone to bump you out of your flock and into another flock.
You need a guide.
So this is Amira Al Hussaini. She is the Middle East editor for Global Voices.
She has one of the hardest jobs in the world.
Not only does she have to keep our Israeli and Palestinian contributors from killing each other, she has to figure out what is going to interest you about the Middle East.
And in that sense of trying to get you out of your normal orbit, and to try to get you to pay attention to a story about someone who's given up smoking for the month of Ramadan, she has to know something about a global audience.
She has to know something about what stories are available.
Basically, she's a deejay.
She's a skilled human curator who knows what material is available to her, who's able to listen to the audience, and who's able to make a selection and push people forward in one fashion or another.
I don't think this is necessarily an algorithmic process.
I think what's great about the internet is that it actually makes it much easier for deejays to reach a wider audience.
I know Amira.
I can ask her what to read.
But with the internet, she's in a position where she can tell a lot of people what to read.
And you can listen to her as well, if this is a way that you're interested in having your web widened.
So once you start widening like this, once you start lighting up voices in the dark spots, once you start translating, once you start curating, you end up in some really weird places.
This is an image from pretty much my favorite blog, which is AfriGadget.
And AfriGadget is a blog that looks at technology in an Africa context.
And specifically, it's looking at a blacksmith in Kibera in Nairobi, into a cold chisel.
And when you look at this image, you might find yourself going, "Why would I conceivably care about this?"
And the truth is, this guy can probably explain this to you.
This is Erik Hersman. You guys may have seen him around the conference.
He goes by the moniker White African.
He's both a very well known American geek, but he's also Kenyan; he was born in Sudan, grew up in Kenya.
He is a bridge figure.
one in the world of the African technology community, one in the world of the American technology community.
And so he's able to tell a story about this blacksmith in Kibera and turn it into a story about repurposing technology, about innovating from constraint, about looking for inspiration based on reusing materials.
He knows one world, and he's finding a way to communicate it to another world, both of which he has deep connections to.
These bridge figures, I'm pretty well convinced, are the future of how we try to make the world wider through using the web.
But the trick with bridges is, ultimately, you need someone to cross them.
And that's where we start talking about xenophiles.
So if I found myself in the NFL, I suspect I would spend my off-season nursing my wounds, enjoying my house, so on and so forth -- possibly recording a hip-hop album.
Dhani Jones, who is the middle linebacker for the Cincinnati Bengals, has a slightly different approach to the off-season.
Dhani has a television show.
And every week on this television show, Dhani travels to a different nation of the world.
He finds a local sporting team.
He trains with them for a week, and he plays a match with them.
And his reason for this is not just that he wants to master Muay Thai boxing.
It's because, for him, sport is the language that allows him to encounter the full width and wonder of the world.
For some of us it might be music. For some of us it might be food.
For a lot of us it might be literature or writing.
that allow you to go out and look at the world and find your place within it.
The goal of my Talk here is not to persuade the people in this room to embrace your xenophilia.
My guess -- given that you're at a conference called TEDGlobal -- is that most of you are xenophiles, whether or not you use that term.
My challenge instead is this.
It's not enough to make the personal decision that you want a wider world.
We have to figure out how to rewire We have to fix our media.
We have to fix the internet. We have to fix our education.
We have to fix our immigration policy.
We need to look at ways of creating serendipity, of making translation pervasive, and we need to find ways to embrace and celebrate these bridge figures.
And we need to figure out how to cultivate xenophiles.
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The reason why we walked instead of flying here is because it seems like some centuries ago, there were frequent attacks from bandits flying in the sky, so it became an international rule to forbid flying at areas that are visible from towns. Lately, it looks like itâs somewhat allowed if youâre flying at low altitudes, but theyâre still going to be cautious and people donât really like when you do that too.
By the way, if you ignore this rule, theyâll shoot you down, no questions asked. And it seems like in bigger places like the Royal Capital, they might even shoot you with a ballista or something depending on the situation. Just thinking about that gives me the chills.
While being taught that as we were walking, we passed through the gate in no time at all.
I was confused that we entered the town without anything happening, so I asked about it.
ãDonât they have like some identification check or some charges when going through these?ã
ãWe donât have those in Mois too, and it seems like they donât do it in Arst as well. But I heard that since Harvest was originally a collection of small countries, they still do those there. ã
I see, with my question now answered, I take a look at the town.
The townâs street reminds me of the Middle Ages in my former world... but has a disorganized variety to it.
Some houses are made of stone, some wooden, and some are even made of bricks.
The reason for the different kinds of building might be because of the times too, but itâs most definitely a money problem. Even an amateur like me can clearly understand these kinds of problems. Itâs a tough world...(Why am I feeling depressed...)
Seeing a realistic aspect in this fantasy world I was excited about, I ended up having a faraway gaze... Iâm just honestly happy that the roads arenât littered with filth like how the Middle Ages really was.
ãNatsuki? Weâre getting a room as soon as possible, so letâs hurry up!ã
I didnât notice but I seem to have lagged behind, so I was being called with a loud voice.
I moved slightly faster while replying to her. I pulled myself together, and took another look at the town.
Unlike the buildings, the people are exactly like in a fantasy.
There are people with pointed or dog-like ears, and different kinds of tails come in sight.
With this, I was relieved that I wonât stand out in a crowd.
I caught up to Ruti and we entered a random inn. We took a double room with free breakfast and dinner that is worth large silver coins a night.
Incidentally, there are types of coins: Large Gold Coins, Gold Coins, Large Silver Coins, Silver Coins, and Copper Coins. For me, it feels like theyâre probably worth a hundred thousand, ten thousand, one thousand, a hundred, and ten yen respectively. So, the room was about , yen. Compared to my former world, itâs cheap.
, as expected, that was tiring-!ã
As we reached our room, Ruti sat heavily on the bed.
ã from me. This worldâs cultural standard seems to be surprisingly high.
ãIâm still conflicted on whether we go to a clothing store or a shoe store first, but in the meantime, I want to freshen up before we go. So, why donât we bathe first?ã
ãThatâs true~. Itâs better to go feeling refreshed.ã
I wonder why. I think Iâm forgetting something but I feel too tired, so I agreed without thinking too much about it.
ãOf course, right...ã
In front of me is a big sign with the wordsãWomenâs Bath.ã So what I thought I forgot about was actually my own gender.It felt weird for me in the beginning, but itâs been some time since I arrived in this world, so Iâm completely used to this body and forgot. Since Iâm used to it, I canât really go ãItâs embarrassing to go inside!ã but itâs not like Iâm completely fine with it now.
ãWhatâs wrong? Arenât you going inside?ã
Noticing that I froze, Ruti calls out to me when she was about to enter inside.
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ãNo hesitation at all... Donât you find it weird, Ruti?ã
ãWeird how? I donât really know how you originally looked in the first place, and you already looked like that when we first met. I just normally think of you as a girl.ã
Hearing her say that, maybe Iâm just worrying about it too much. I probably wonât ever turn back after all; most of all, Iâm starting to think that I donât really mind staying this way, so maybe itâs best not to think too deeply about it.
ã... Then, Iâm going in-ã
ãGood, good, youâre just overthinking the complicated stuff, Natsuki. Past is past and present is present, alright?ã
This and that happened, but I finally got to the bathâs dressing room to get undressed.
Still, the only thing Iâm wearing is a cloak, so itâs hard to call this undressing.
So I quickly took it off and went to the bathing area.
ãItâs been a while since I used soap.ã
Not only soap, itâs been a while since Iâve been in a hot bath. Since it seemed difficult to have a hot bath that needed a ton of firewood to maintain, I made do with cold water up until now.
After roughly lathering my hands, I wash myself all over.
ãStop, if you wash yourself that roughly, youâre going to damage your skin and your hair, you know?ã
Coming in late, Ruti scolded me and immediately begins a bathing lecture.
ãYou should first rinse your hair and scalp, lather them well with soap then rinse it off. Massage gently when you do it and donât be too rough. Donât scratch with your nails, okay? When doing the body, lather yourself with soap and gently rinse it off on a caressing manner.ã
...
Itâs unexpectedly bothersome...ã
It seems to take a surprisingly lot more work than washing a manâs body. So is this one of the reasons that people say women take longer baths?
ãOh, also, after washing your hair, mix this in hot water and pour it on your hair. After rinsing it off, it should get rid of the waxiness.ã
Saying so, I took the mysterious liquid and... itâs vinegar. If I remember, this neutralizes the soap and removes the waxy feeling. Iâve done it a few times when I ran out of money.
But it smells pretty strong. In the future, I want to find a lemon to use as a replacement for this.
After finally getting done with washing, I was about to get in the bathtub, but I was told,
ãPhew-ã
Feeling a mysterious sense of accomplishment, I warm myself up. When my face was melting from how good the heat felt, Ruti finished washing and went in the tub as well.
, your hairâs all messed up...ã
ãItâs my first time, so give me a break. Rather, itâs really hard to do, Iâm bringing a hair clip or something next time...ã
ãUsing a towel is easier when youâre used to it, you know? Look, just do it like this and...ã
Saying so, she fixes up my towel and hair.
, It feels a lot better now.ã
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âGot it, good luck! Be careful on your way back, okay?â
âYouâre not my mom, you know...â
âThanks, I guess. Iâll make sure to be careful on my way back.â
âGood. Iâm off to club practice,â he replies as he walks away.
âGood luck.â
âThanks,â he says, waving goodbye as he makes his way to the clubroom.
By the way, Yuuto is a member of the track and field club and is one of its best athletes. Heâs even quite popular among the girls.
Iâm a little envious...
After parting ways with him, I hopped on a bus and got off at the stop near my house.
I dropped off my bag and headed out to buy groceries for dinner and tomorrowâs bento.
I rode my bike to the supermarket and bought the necessary ingredients.
Once I got home safely, I took a shower to rinse off the sweat and changed into clean clothes before cooking.
âShould I film the process of making the food first and then add the audio and video later?â
First, I cut the chicken into bite-sized pieces and marinated them in a mixture of soy sauce, sake, mirin, grated garlic, nutmeg, and seasoning liquid for about minutes.
While the chicken is marinating, Iâll cook the rice and prepare the other side dishes.
For my bento, Iâll make tamagoyaki.
I mix eggs with dashi stock and a little sugar before simmering it over low heat in a tamagoyaki pan.
Iâm not very good at rolling it neatly, so Iâm a little embarrassed to film it.
For the second dish, Iâll make braised burdock root.
I made a large amount and stored it in small portions in the freezer.
That way, I could easily add it as a side dish when making future bentos. I really recommend it.
By the time the two dishes were finished, the marinated chicken was also ready to be fried.
I coat the chicken in potato starch and deep-fry it in oil.
Itâs essential to thoroughly remove any excess moisture from the chicken, but itâs okay even if you donât wipe it with a paper towel.
I didnât need to fry the chicken twice, so I took it out once it was fully cooked.
After cooking it for about minutes with residual heat, it was done.
The result is a delicious and crispy karaage.
I pack everything in a bento box, and the meal is complete.
I filmed the process and added a voice-over and my D model in post-production.
Before I knew it, it was already pm while I was editing the video.
Luckily, I finished editing and uploaded it.
Good evening, onii-chans and onee-chans! Today, Iâm thinking of making a bento box for everyone!
Yuka Shirahime exclaims, cheerfully raising her clenched fists.
Let me introduce todayâs dishes: karaage, tamagoyaki, and braised burdock root!
First, Iâll cut the chicken into bite-sized pieces and marinate it in the seasoning mixture listed in this caption for minutes!
While the chicken is marinating, Iâll make the tamagoyaki. I like mine sweet, so Iâll add a little sugar. But keep in mind that this is a matter of personal preference!
When frying the egg, beginners might burn them on high heat, so I suggest using medium heat!
Once bubbles appear, pop them and roll the egg quickly. You can repeat this process about three times.
After rolling, slice it up and arrange it on the plate, and itâs done!
Next up is the braised burdock! Honestly, itâs a bit of a hassle cutting the burdock into thin strips... But itâs one of my favorites, so I usually make a large batch and freeze it for later use!
Once the burdock root is sliced, soak it in water for a bit, and while thatâs happening, Iâll finely chop the carrots. Then, Iâll stir-fry everything with soy sauce, sugar, and mirin. And for some added heat, Iâll throw in some chili pepper!
This dish goes so well with rice... Ehehe...
Lastly, the main event: karaage! Coat the seasoned chicken in potato starch and fry it in oil. Be careful, though, as the oil can get very hot during cooking!
When the chicken turns a nice golden color, let it rest for about 3 minutes to cool slightly, and then itâs ready!
Next is the bento!
Pack the rice and side dishes like so... and weâre done!
Onii-chan, onee-chan, please enjoy your mealâĒ
If this video receives positive feedback, I might make it into a series. So, if you enjoyed it, please give it a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel! Thank you!âĒ
âOh, thereâs a new video.â
I received a notification from Yuka Shirahimeâs channel and took a break from work to watch it.
âItâs a cooking video this time, huh? Wait, cooking?!â
VTubers are virtual beings, and corporate VTubers rarely shoot hand cams and the like.
I guess itâs because sheâs an indie that she can do this, huh?
âHaha, her fave side dish is so like a guyâs...â
In the video, Yuka Shirahime is happily making karaage.
Just imagining that cute boy enjoying the food makes me feel like I could eat three bowls of rice.
Itâs strange; I know I couldnât actually eat that much.
Onee-chan, make sure you savor the taste, okayâĒ
âAckkkk!â
My heart skipped a beat.
I usually try to maintain a cool and composed image, but while watching Yuka Shirahime, I feel like a young girl in love.
âThe Online Forumâs Reactionâ
[The Cutest Boyish Girl Ever] A Yuka Shirahime Thread (Surprisingly an Indie VTuber?)
1: Name: Anon Onii-chan
This is a thread about Yuka Shirahime.
Itâs okay to talk about collaborations and interactions with other VTubers in the future, but for now, please try to stay on topic.
2: Name: Anon Onii-chan
3: Name: Anon Onii-chan
4: Name: Anon Onii-chan
did anyone else watch the latest video?
5: Name: Anon Onii-chan
I did. Now Iâm hungry.
6: Name: Anon Onii-chan
I watched it too. Her arms are so slender and cute.
7: Name: Anon Onii-chan
thatâs what you were watching?
the recipe was actually pre good, i think itâs from a famous cooking Yotuber.
8: Name: Anon Onii-chan
Seriously? Now I wanna eat Yuka-tanâs food too...
9: Name: Anon Onee-chan
Slender arms. Sheâs so cute and huggable.
I want to pet and spoil her.
10: Name: Anon Onii-chan
11: Name: Anon Onee-chan
iâm here too
i wish yuka would make me a bento
and maybe tell me âgood jobâ and say she loves her onee-chan.
12: Name: Anon Onii-chan
LOL, these desires are so honest
13: Name: Anon Onii-chan
I canât wait for her live stream. Iâll wait in my dreams till then!
14: Name: Anon Onii-chan
Dude, how many days are you planning to sleep? Wake up. | {
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Generally, elves under the age of sixteen were not permitted to use swords. They were allowed to carry bows, arrows, short knives, and sticks, but not common swords.
No one knew exactly how that rule came to be, even now. Perhaps it began as a tradition because having swords in the hands of children would be unsafe. With the passage of time, the custom evolved into a rule that had to be followed.
As a result of inheriting that rule, it became common practice to regard it as a coming-of-age ritual in which a child was given a sword.
Normally, the Accolade was only held for elves who had reached the age of sixteen, although there were exceptions. Those exceptions were elves under the age of sixteen who had been approved by the villageâs Chief because they had accomplished something or contributed in some way.
Even if an elf had not yet reached the age of sixteen, if the Chief approved them, they would be treated as adults. Theyâd be allowed to do everything a child couldnât. Such as wielding a sword, drinking, having sexual relations, marrying, and leaving the village.
âMerc, daughter of Oron and Teruse, and Fairy Rosemaryâs disciple, step forth.â
And that prestigious Accolade was currently being held at the village assembly hall.
The person for whom it was being held was no other than Merc. The girl who had single-handedly put down a Ghezo Velche during her trip with the adventurers.
Despite the fact that it had been hastily put together, it drew a large crowd because it was performed in the assembly hall, which was to be used for the feast to commemorate the adventurersâ successful mission.
Merc walked up to the Chief and kneeled before him, taking in everyoneâs stares. She was then given a sword with ceremonial ornaments.
With both hands raised above her head, she drew just a third of the blade from its scabbard. She cautiously slid the dull shining blade back into its scabbard after glancing at it.
Merc carefully fastened the sword to her hip as the sound of the blade striking the scabbard rang across the area. The Chief spoke out after waiting for her to finish.
âAhem. On this day, I recognize your enormous contribution to our village and bestow the name Velchedo onto you, as well as declare you an adult.â
âThank you. I, Merc Velchedo, gladly accept it.â
The audience in the assembly hall erupted in applause as if to congratulate Merc. Merc was officially recognized as an adult at the age of fourteen, just as she had hoped.
Following the conclusion of the event, the feast began.
The feast was originally planned to commemorate the adventurersâ victory of the Ghezo Velche, but because it had already been prepared, they decided to utilize it for Mercâs ceremony as well. Merc was naturally bombarded with alcohol, but she managed to stop herself after only one sip.
I still donât know how much this body can take. The first time I drink, I should do so alone.
Merc was adamant about not drinking since she didnât want to grow tipsy and embarrass herself. Her decision seemed to be well received by the other elves in her area. It was apparently good for an adult to be able to show restraint.
âHey, Merc. Congratulations.â
Merc stumbled across Jonahim after escaping the raucous group of elves and running to the corner of the assembly hall to get some water. Merc deduced from his not-so-red complexion that he hadnât drank much.
âThank you. Do you not drink, Jonahim?â
âI do. Itâs simply because Iâm not comfortable drinking that much in an unfamiliar place.â
âThatâs a very adventurer-like way of thinking.â
Nothing less from a soon-to-be Grade Adventurer. He has his guard up even in a place like this.
Alcohol had caused mighty explorers to lose their senses and lose in the past. When it came to Jonahim, though, such worries didnât seem to be necessary.
âBy the way, are all elves given a name when they become adults?â Jonahim asked with a serious face.
âHm? Oh, you mean during the Accolade. No, most donât. I would not have received one if I had waited until I was to perform the ceremony.â
Merc had expected Jonahim to ask another question based on his expression, but it turned out he just wanted to know about the ceremony. She continued to explain in a disappointed tone, feeling a little letdown.
âThe names given during the Accolade can be considered as medals bestowed by the Chief on people who have contributed to the village before the age of sixteen. You can consider them titles.â
âTitles, huh... But still, Velchedo as in Velche Slayer is a bit...â
âItâs not that I dislike it... Itâs heroic, but is that truly a name for a girl?â
Merc spat out her water after hearing Jonahim say that with a straight face. Fortunately, the water did not land on Jonahim.
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âI mean, itâs Velche Slayer... Merc Velchedo... It doesnât fit your stunning beauty, no matter how I look at it.â
âYou... Do you go around and say such things to everyone?â
âHuh?â
Jonahim asked, his expression revealing his ignorance. It appeared as if he really was doing it unconsciously. Merc, on the other hand, was quite familiar with this behavior.
I want to murder this b˞a˞s˞t˞a˞r˞d˞...
Merc was certain Elea had fallen for him just because of that. She wasnât sure how things were going with Luka, but she didnât seem like the type of woman who would fall in love with someone based on a few compliments.
Merc had witnessed a lot of this in her past life, when she was still known as Estert.
Foldia, whose character was eerily identical to Jonahimâs, had unwittingly stolen the hearts of a slew of young ladies.
âJonahim! What in the world are you doing, flirting with elves?!â
Elea appeared and punched Jonahim in the shoulder with her fist before Merc could say anything. She was pretty drunk, unlike Jonahim, and her face was bright red.
Mercâs attention was subconsciously taken away by her intoxicated, coquettish appearance, which was unlike anything seen in the elf village. Meanwhile, Jonahim, who had Eleaâs undivided attention, appeared indifferent.
âGood grief. Why did you drink so much despite being a lightweight...? Didnât I ask you to watch over Luka?â
âLuk-aa went to get the prize moneyy.â
âWhat? That... I just hope she doesnât squander them like she did last time.â
âI-Itâs finee... She told me not to worry.â
âItâs nowhere near fine!â
Because Eleaâs feet were wobbly, Jonahim took her arm and raised his other arm towards Merc, bowing slightly.
âI hope youâll excuse me. I need to take Elea back to her room. I just canât leave her like this.â
âI understand...â
Merc replied half-heartedly while burning the picture of Eleaâs white skin peeking out from her chest.
Iâm grateful for this sight.
As she saw them go, Merc silently thanked them both, particularly Elea. She sensed a presence behind her while doing so.
âSis...â
âHm? Oh, itâs you, Law. Iâm surprised to see you here so late.â
Merc turned around to face the source of the voice and saw Law, who had a forced smile on his face. Despite the fact that she had last seen him this morning, she felt as if they hadnât seen each other in a long time.
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So most of the points that you see on the screen are not individual stars, but collections of stars, or galaxies.
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Useful as the universe's most massive laboratories.
And as laboratories, to describe galaxy clusters is to describe the experiments that you can do with them.
And I think there are four major types, and the first type that I want to describe is probing the very big.
So, how big?
Well, here is an image of a particular galaxy cluster.
It is so massive that the light passing through it by the extreme gravity of this cluster.
And, in fact, if you look very carefully you'll be able to see rings around this cluster.
Now, to give you a number, this particular galaxy cluster has a mass of over one million billion suns.
It's just mind-boggling how massive these systems can get.
But more than their mass, they have this additional feature.
They are essentially isolated systems, so if we like, we can think of them as a scaled-down version of the entire universe.
And many of the questions that we might have about the universe at large scales, such as, how does gravity work?
might be answered by studying these systems.
So that was very big.
The second things is very hot.
Okay, if I take an image of a galaxy cluster, and I subtract away all of the starlight, what I'm left with is this big, blue blob.
This is in false color.
It's actually X-ray light that we're seeing.
And the question is, if it's not galaxies, what is emitting this light?
The answer is hot gas, million-degree gas -- in fact, it's plasma.
And the reason why it's so hot goes back to the previous slide.
The extreme gravity of these systems is accelerating particles of gas to great speeds, and great speeds means great temperatures.
So this is the main idea, but science is a rough draft.
There are many basic properties about this plasma that still confuse us, still puzzle us, of the physics of the very hot.
Third thing: probing the very small.
Now, to explain this, I need to tell you a very disturbing fact.
Most of the universe's matter is not made up of atoms.
You were lied to.
Most of it is made up of something very, very mysterious, which we call dark matter.
Dark matter is something that doesn't like to interact very much, except through gravity, and of course we would like to learn more about it.
If you're a particle physicist, you want to know what happens when we smash things together.
And dark matter is no exception.
Well, how do we do this?
To answer that question, I'm going to have to ask another one, which is, what happens when galaxy clusters collide?
Here is an image.
Since galaxy clusters are representative slices of the universe, scaled-down versions.
They are mostly made up of dark matter, and that's what you see in this bluish purple.
The red represents the hot gas, and, of course, you can see many galaxies.
What's happened is a particle accelerator at a huge, huge scale.
And this is very important, because what it means is that very, very small effects that might be difficult to detect in the lab, might be compounded and compounded into something that we could possibly observe in nature.
So, it's very funny.
The reason why galaxy clusters can teach us about dark matter, the reason why galaxy clusters can teach us about the physics of the very small, is precisely because they are so very big.
Fourth thing: the physics of the very strange.
Certainly what I've said so far is crazy.
Okay, if there's anything stranger I think it has to be dark energy.
If I throw a ball into the air, I expect it to go up.
What I don't expect is that it go up at an ever-increasing rate.
Similarly, cosmologists understand why the universe is expanding.
They don't understand why it's expanding at an ever-increasing rate.
They give the cause of this accelerated expansion a name, and they call it dark energy.
And, again, we want to learn more about it.
So, one particular question that we have is, how does dark energy affect the universe at the largest scales?
Depending on how strong it is, maybe structure forms faster or slower.
Well, the problem with the large-scale structure of the universe is that it's horribly complicated.
Here is a computer simulation.
And we need a way to simplify it.
Well, I like to think about this using an analogy.
If I want to understand the sinking of the Titanic, the most important thing to do is not to model the little positions of every single little piece of the boat that broke off.
The most important thing to do is to track the two biggest parts.
Similarly, I can learn a lot about the universe at the largest scales by tracking its biggest pieces and those biggest pieces are clusters of galaxies.
So, as I come to a close, you might feel slightly cheated.
I mean, I began by talking about how galaxy clusters are useful, and I've given some reasons, but what is their use really?
Well, to answer this, I want to give you a quote by Henry Ford when he was asked about cars.
He had this to say: "If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses."
Today, we as a society are faced with many, many difficult problems.
And the solutions to these problems are not obvious.
They are not faster horses.
They will require an enormous amount of scientific ingenuity.
So, yes, we need to focus, yes, we need to concentrate, but we also need to remember that innovation, ingenuity, inspiration -- these things come when we broaden our field of vision when we step back when we zoom out.
And I can't think of a better way to do this than by studying the universe around us. Thanks. | {
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There was a crowd of people in front of the store entrance.
A crowd of five or six people.
âAnna-chan, whatâs this? Can I really eat for free?â
âYes. But it is a tasting, so please only eat once per person. If you want to try it, please do, too, Mr. Peddler. Itâs delicious!â
âHoh, cutlet and..... what is that?â
âItâs called hamburger steak. If it is well-received, we will sell it next time.â
âWow, they are delicious. How much are you planning to sell it for? Ohoho, well then.â
At the entrance of the Aion Mall Otherworld Store, there is a roundabout where carriages can be parked, and there is also a fountain next to it.
Farmers, peddlers, guards, adventurers, and other customers always pass through this area. Some just take a break and donât go into the store, others just use the restroom.
So I set up a sample booth there to coincide with the peak of customers in the morning.
I woke up early in the morning to coincide with the early opening time, and worked with the skeleton crew to prepare the food.
Actually we had food reserved for the sample, but not that much.
But it was no problem. After all, the number of customers is small. In a way, thatâs the biggest problem we have.
âNaoya, the cutlets and hamburgers have been very well received! When are you going to start selling them? I can buy them, canât I?â
âModeration is the key, Chloe. Donât buy so much that your customers canât afford it.â
âKuhh! Then I guess I should just buy the ingredients and make it myself! Naoya, when are you going to publish how to make it and sell the ingredients! I thought you said you were going to!â
âWe have a grocery department, and we intend to, but ...... Chloe, can you cook?â
âI-Iâm a [Holy Knight]! If I had it my way, thatâs about as good as it gets! Anybody can do it, right? I mean, who canât cook?â
âWhew, that sounds like the talk of someone who canât cook.â
âUgh. Well, if thatâs the case, Iâll ask Anna to make it for me, or Naoya... Ha! Naoya, donât tell me! Youâre trying to [Iâll cook and feed you... the payment is, Iâll eat you]! Youâre trying to lure me with meat just to get my âmeatâ!â
âAre you an old man? Donât lose your appetite in the first place. Also, please distinguish the meat that is actually edible and not that kind of meat that you mentioned in the later part.â
I taught Anna-san how to make cutlets and hamburgers during the morning preparation.
Anna-san is in charge of the sample corner so that she can answer customersâ questions if they ask.
I have no intention of hiding the recipe.
This is Aion Mallâs Otherworldly Store, after all, not a restaurant.
At the same time as selling pork cutlets and hamburgers as side dishes for lunch boxes, I intend to sell the ingredients used in the supermarket section.
âHey Naoya, are you sure you want me to show you how to make this? Wonât people copy it at restaurants and food stalls?â
âOh, thatâs a decent question coming from Chloe. Well, there is no problem. It would take a lot of time and effort to make it in a restaurant, and the selling price would be high. The bottleneck is the price of the oil and the time and effort required to mince the meat.â
âBut youâre going to sell minced meat, too, right? If so, itâs something that can be made elsewhere.â
âI think thatâs fine. If sales at the Aion Mall Otherworldly Store donât increase because of the food I made, I will introduce other items on the menu.â
âThe other menu ...... ? D-donât tell me there are other meat dishes! Naoya, make it right away! Iâll give you lots of feedback!â
âChloe, you just want to eat, right? Oh, well, Iâm going to start preparing it this afternoon, and tomorrow Iâll have the third dish for you to try.â
âNaoya! Let us take care of this and get started right now! ...... By the way, itâs a meat dish, isnât it? Canât you make it faster? For lunch or for dinner.â
âDonât be too eager to get into meat, Elf. Thatâs not going to happen because it takes time. Plus, didnât I ask Chloe to stock up? I need you to go into town for some lunch.â
âKuh! So, youâre going to make me impatient! I bet youâll say, [If you want to eat this, do what I tell you!] kuh, you beast!â
â The way you treat me is terrible. I feel like Iâm being accused and harassed.â
Ignoring Chloe, who was still in a state of shock, I observed the crowds of people at the sampling corner.
Both cutlets and hamburgers seem to have a good reputation.
I havenât decided on the price yet, but Iâm assuming the cutlet is about the price of two meals in this world and the hamburger is about the price of one meal.
The pork cutlets are expensive because of the high oil content, but they are the main attraction of the menu.
âI want you to buy a variety of vegetables from the farmerâs field, and then ask them how fast and how many eggs we can buy. Also, if there are other vegetables for sale at the market in town, donât forget to ask the butcher too.â
âAh, of course I know that, Naoya! I got the memo!â
âI know you have Anna-sanâs big âitem pouchâ for transport and the Aion Mall Otherworld Store has a freezer, but donât buy too much meat, okay? Unlike Japan, livestock farming and distribution are probably not as developed, and Iâd like to know the pace at which you can buy meat.â
âMm-hmm! Donât worry, if push comes to shove, thereâs me, Barbera, and Annaâs skeleton squad! If we donât have enough meat, weâll go hunting!â
âIf we let the ...... employees do the stocking, the hunt is about to happen. Itâs not just a different culture, itâs a whole different world.â
âThe meat sold at the butcherâs is usually from monsters killed in the area! There is also a small amount of meat that is brought in by magic tools for safekeeping.â
âAh, I wonder what happens to the time inside the item pouch, the magic tool of safekeeping? Is it one of those things where time stops?â
âNaoya, the âitem boxâ that completely stops time is a legendary magical tool. The normal âitem pouchâ has normal time flowing through it. If you want to carry it from afar, you need to put ice together with it.â
âNo, I donât get it. How does space work? Why does it get cold if you put ice in it? Iâm scared of magic. This is another world.â
I couldnât help but look at her with a faraway look because our common sense is so different.
Seeing me like that, Chloe tilted her head and looked at me strangely. If she didnât talk, Chloe would be quite beautiful.
âHey big-sis, can you sell me some of this? Iâm not used to eating preserved food in the open air.â
âThank you, Mr. Adventurer. But today is just a sample, and we havenât decided when we will start selling them.â
âGuah-, seriously? Geez, let me know when you decide to start selling them!â
âYes, of course!â
The response to the sampling was positive.
Also, it seems that even adventurers donât realize that Anna-san is a Lich.
Itâs something I knew, but just in case, just in case.
âOkay. As long as we donât say anything, it doesnât seem to matter if the undead are involved in the cooking.â
Chloe didnât seem to hear what I said in a whisper.
âWell then, Chloe, Iâm preparing the third dish. Anna-san will be in charge of serving the customers, Chloe will do the shopping, and Barbera-â
âBarberaâs on patrol, you know? Sheâs going with Captain Skeleton to see if there are any monsters outside the territory.â
âAh, right. I see that dragons and skeletons are getting along very well. Yeah, thatâs fine then.â
This is a different world infested with monsters.
Security, vigilance, and killing are important, so itâs a good thing that Barbera and Captain Skeletor are doing a good job.
Though they are in fact monsters!
I kept my criticisms to myself.
Anyway.
Now that we have vegetables from the farmers, letâs go to the kitchen and try our third dish!
With skeletons with aprons today, too!
...... Donât think, donât think. Thank goodness for the labour force. A wonderful workforce that works diligently and silently with no labour costs. Thank you skeletons. | {
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æéŖãããããžãã | This was me at age 13, when I started my first diet.
I look at that picture now, and I think, you did not need a diet, you needed a fashion consult.
But I thought I needed to lose weight, and when I gained it back, of course I blamed myself.
And for the next three decades, I was on and off various diets.
No matter what I tried, the weight I'd lost always came back.
I'm sure many of you know the feeling.
As a neuroscientist, I wondered, why is this so hard?
Obviously, how much you weigh depends on how much you eat and how much energy you burn.
What most people don't realize is that hunger and energy use are controlled by the brain, mostly without your awareness.
Your brain does a lot of its work behind the scenes, and that is a good thing, because your conscious mind -- how do we put this politely? -- it's easily distracted.
when you get caught up in a movie.
You don't forget how to walk because you're thinking about what to have for dinner.
Your brain also has its own sense of what you should weigh, no matter what you consciously believe.
This is called your set point, but that's a misleading term, because it's actually a range of about 10 or 15 pounds.
You can use lifestyle choices to move your weight up and down within that range, but it's much, much harder to stay outside of it.
The hypothalamus, the part of the brain that regulates body weight, there are more than a dozen chemical signals in the brain that tell your body to gain weight, more than another dozen that tell your body to lose it, and the system works like a thermostat, responding to signals from the body by adjusting hunger, activity and metabolism, to keep your weight stable as conditions change.
That's what a thermostat does, right?
as the weather changes outside.
Now you can try to change the temperature in your house by opening a window in the winter, but that's not going to change the setting on the thermostat, which will respond by kicking on the furnace to warm the place back up.
Your brain works exactly the same way, responding to weight loss by using powerful tools to push your body back to what it considers normal.
If you lose a lot of weight, your brain reacts as if you were starving, and whether you started out fat or thin, your brain's response is exactly the same.
We would love to think that your brain could tell whether you need to lose weight or not, but it can't.
If you do lose a lot of weight, you become hungry, and your muscles burn less energy.
Dr. Rudy Leibel of Columbia University has found that people who have lost 10 percent of their body weight burn 250 to 400 calories less because their metabolism is suppressed.
That's a lot of food.
This means that a successful dieter must eat this much less forever than someone of the same weight who has always been thin.
From an evolutionary perspective, your body's resistance to weight loss makes sense.
When food was scarce, our ancestors' survival depended on conserving energy, and regaining the weight when food was available would have protected them against the next shortage.
Over the course of human history, starvation has been a much bigger problem than overeating.
This may explain a very sad fact: Set points can go up, but they rarely go down.
Now, if your mother ever mentioned that life is not fair, this is the kind of thing she was talking about.
Successful dieting doesn't lower your set point.
Even after you've kept the weight off for as long as seven years, your brain keeps trying to make you gain it back.
If that weight loss had been due to a long famine, that would be a sensible response.
In our modern world of drive-thru burgers, it's not working out so well for many of us.
That difference between our ancestral past and our abundant present is the reason that Dr. Yoni Freedhoff of the University of Ottawa would like to take some of his patients back to a time when food was less available, and it's also the reason that changing the food environment is really going to be the most effective solution to obesity.
Sadly, a temporary weight gain can become permanent.
If you stay at a high weight for too long, probably a matter of years for most of us, your brain may decide that that's the new normal.
Psychologists classify eaters into two groups, those who rely on their hunger and those who try to control their eating through willpower, like most dieters.
Let's call them intuitive eaters and controlled eaters.
The interesting thing is that intuitive eaters are less likely to be overweight, and they spend less time thinking about food.
Controlled eaters are more vulnerable to overeating in response to advertising, super-sizing, and the all-you-can-eat buffet. And a small indulgence, like eating one scoop of ice cream, is more likely to lead to a food binge in controlled eaters.
Children are especially vulnerable to this cycle of dieting and then binging.
Several long-term studies have shown that girls who diet in their early teenage years are three times more likely to become overweight five years later, even if they started at a normal weight, and all of these studies found that the same factors that predicted weight gain also predicted the development of eating disorders.
The other factor, by the way, those of you who are parents, was being teased by family members about their weight.
So don't do that.
I left almost all my graphs at home, but I couldn't resist throwing in just this one, because I'm a geek, and that's how I roll.
This is a study that looked at the risk of death over a 14-year period based on four healthy habits: eating enough fruits and vegetables, exercise three times a week, not smoking, and drinking in moderation.
Let's start by looking at the normal weight people in the study.
The height of the bars is the risk of death, and those zero, one, two, three, four numbers on the horizontal axis are the number of those healthy habits that a given person had. And as you'd expect, the healthier the lifestyle, the less likely people were to die during the study.
in overweight people.
The ones that had no healthy habits had a higher risk of death.
Adding just one healthy habit pulls overweight people back into the normal range.
For obese people with no healthy habits, the risk is very high, seven times higher than the healthiest groups in the study.
But a healthy lifestyle helps obese people too.
with all four healthy habits, you can see that weight makes very little difference.
You can take control of your health by taking control of your lifestyle, even If you can't lose weight and keep it off.
Diets don't have very much reliability.
Five years after a diet, most people have regained the weight.
Forty percent of them have gained even more.
If you think about this, the typical outcome of dieting is that you're more likely to gain weight in the long run than to lose it.
If I've convinced you that dieting might be a problem, the next question is, what do you do about it?
And my answer, in a word, is mindfulness.
I'm not saying you need to learn to meditate or take up yoga.
I'm talking about mindful eating: learning to understand your body's signals so that you eat when you're hungry and stop when you're full, because a lot of weight gain boils down to eating when you're not hungry.
How do you do it?
Give yourself permission to eat as much as you want, and then work on figuring out what makes your body feel good.
Sit down to regular meals without distractions.
Think about how your body feels when you start to eat and when you stop, and let your hunger decide when you should be done.
It took about a year for me to learn this, but it's really been worth it.
I am so much more relaxed around food than I have ever been in my life.
I often don't think about it.
I forget we have chocolate in the house.
It's like aliens have taken over my brain.
It's just completely different.
I should say that this approach to eating probably won't make you lose weight unless you often eat when you're not hungry, but doctors don't know of any approach that makes significant weight loss in a lot of people, and that is why a lot of people are now focusing on preventing weight gain instead of promoting weight loss.
Let's face it: If diets worked, we'd all be thin already.
Why do we keep doing the same thing and expecting different results?
Diets may seem harmless, but they actually do a lot of collateral damage.
At worst, they ruin lives: Weight obsession leads to eating disorders, In the U.S., we have 80 percent of 10-year-old girls say they've been on a diet.
Our daughters have learned to measure their worth by the wrong scale.
Even at its best, dieting is a waste of time and energy.
It takes willpower which you could be using to help your kids with their homework or to finish that important work project, and because willpower is limited, any strategy that relies on its consistent application is pretty much guaranteed to eventually fail you when your attention moves on to something else.
Let me leave you with one last thought.
What if we told all those dieting girls that it's okay to eat when they're hungry?
What if we taught them to work with their appetite instead of fearing it?
I think most of them would be happier and healthier, and as adults, many of them would probably be thinner.
I wish someone had told me that back when I was 13.
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Moru city is filled with beautiful waterways and fountains. And among the entire Leiria Kingdom, it is known as a famous sightseeing spot. There are plenty of tourists here all the time.
And currently, inside the Arsenia Magic Academy, the second lesson was in progress.
However, since there were no teachers in the traineesâ classroom, trainees were free to use this time for self-study.
But although it was in the middle of the lesson, the class was unusually noisy.
Most of the boys were desperately trying to talk with a girl in the center of a crowd.
A young girl with blue eyes and beautiful blue hair was in the center of this crowd, and she was looking around anxiously.
ãHey, Lily-san, where are you from?ã
ãArunia is Yua-samaâs surname, right?ã
ãWhat magic can you use?ã
ãWould you like to study with me?ã
ãDo not step ahead of everyone, how about studying with me?ã
ãThen how about me?ã
They were trying to get close to this young girl.
And the name of a beautiful blue-haired girl was Lily. []
Boys were trying to approach her and start a conversation.
If you are to do something like this during the lesson, the teacher will get angry. However, there are no teachers in the traineesâ classroom.
ãEtto, ettoã
Lily didnât know how to answer all these questions. That was normal. After all, Lily was living in the Great Dalis Canyon and rarely met people.
Even if someone came, adult version of Lily dealt with them, so she had no chance to converse with anyone. Especially with men.
If she switched to her adult version right now, the conversation will proceed, but then everyone will know that she is the Undine.
If that happens, there is a possibility that she will be forced to drop out. So Lily had promised to Seiya that she wonât become an adult version in the school.
ãHey, letâs train together. I am from an advanced magician familyã
ãI am also from an advanced magician family. Letâs work together, Lily-sanã
ãI am from an intermediate magician family but letâs do it togetherã
ãPlease study with me, Lily-sanã
Without noticing her flustered appearance, the boys invited Lily to do self-training with increasing vigor.
Then, a certain girl saved Lily from her predicament.
ãHey, boys. You are troubling Lily-san. As a class head I will guide her around, so you should continue your self-studyã
This girl had a short red hair. She reached with her hand to Lily and said.
ãLily-san, letâs go.ã
Her eyes were as red as her beautiful hair. If you call the blue-haired Lily a sapphire, then she is a ruby.
But the boys didnât let her escape so easily.
ãOi, waitã
ãThatâs right. Lily-san will study with us right nowã
ãYes, even if you are a class head itâs too tyrannicalã
ãRight, rightã
Male students complained to the red-haired girl, that tried to save Lily.
Apparently, they already decided that Lily will study with them. The girl with red hair says as if looking down on them:
ãControl your urges. Or do you want to have a duel? ã
Suddenly, strong pressure was released from the girl with red hair.
It was quite powerful for a trainee, and the boys easily got intimidated.
The red-haired girl ignored the boys and brought Lily out of the classroom, into the courtyard.
There were many fountains with benches around them, and the two sat down on one of them.
ãAre you alright, Lily-san? Iâm sorry for our boysã
There was no pressure emanating from the red-haired girl, she looked very kind.
Lily wanted to thank the girl, but she remembered that she didnât know her name.
ãEtto, thank you. Etto....ã
ãOh, sorry. I didnât introduce myself yet. Iâm your classmate and the head of the class, you can call me Nariã
The girl with red hair introduced herself as Nari.
ãThanks Nari! Iâm Lily, you can call me Lily! Also, donât be so polite! ã []ãAll right, best regards Lilyã
Thanks to Nari, Lily regained her previous vigor.
ãWrongã
ãThen this is your first time in magic academy?ã
When Lily answered that she was attending a magic academy for the first time, Nari suddenly assumed a sister-like atmosphere and proposed to Lily.
ãI see, then Iâll show you aroundã
ãReally? Thank you! ã
After that, they roamed around the school for the whole nd hour.
On the way, they were found by their homeroom teacher, but with a guidance as a reason, they were permitted to walk around.
When the two of them finished walking around the school, the chime, signaling the end of the second hour, just rang.
ãItâs break right now. Letâs return to the classroom, Lilyã
ãYes!ã
Hearing the word âbreakâ, Lily remembered a certain matter.
ãWhatâs wrong, Lily?ã
ãLily should head to the principalâs office. Itâs entry greetings or somethingã
As she said, Lily and Seiya were called to the principalâs office for a talk. Nari made an understanding expression and asked.
ãDo you know where it is?ã
ãI donât know, but I have a place to go before that!ã
ãWhere?ã
ãEtto, class -A!ã
Lily was asked to go to the principalâs office together with Seiya, so she wanted to find him first.
ãItâs more or less fine!ã
ãThen I will go to the classroom, so please come to the classroom when you are finishedã
ãThanks Nari!ã
ãItâs okay, we are friends after allã
After saying their goodbyes, they split up.
Nari returns to the classroom and Lily tries to locate Seiya.
Because they are bound by the contract, she can sense his location. []
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Tonightâs dinner was a sautÊ meat with sauce, a salad with a much thicker dressing than the one served at breakfast, and a white soup...or was it a potage?
They had said that since yesterday was a welcome dinner for me and Leo, they had served extra food and put a lot of effort into the presentation.
I think that this was probably closer to how they usually dined.
There was a plate of sausages in front of Leo now, but there were fewer sausages than yesterday. But she had a salad to make up for it.
And on the floor, right where Leo sat, there was a large bowl that was filled with milk.
âLady Claire, Lady Tilura, Mr. Takumi. Please eat.â
Said a woman, who looked like the cook, as she wore a chefâs hat. And so we began to eat.
First, was the salad...unlike the refreshing dressing from this morning, this one was rich and tasty.
One had to eat a lot of vegetables to stay healthy!
Next was the main dish, the meat.
The texture and flavor was similar to beef, and it was quite juicy, and delicious when combined with the sauce.
I then tried the soup.
It was light, and easily washed away the oil in my mouth. It perfectly complemented the meat.
...All of the food in this world was incredibly delicious.
While there were differences in culture, as they did not have rice or miso here, I had no complaints regarding the food, which greatly helped in easing my anxiety about the future.
âMmm. This really is delicious.â
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âThank you.â
When Leo and I complemented the food, the woman in the chefâs hat thanked us.
âYou really seem to enjoy the food, Mr. Takumi.â
âMore than I can express. Everything Iâve eaten since coming here has been amazing.â
âHehehe. You must be very pleased, Helena.â
âYes, Lady Claire. As cooks, hearing that our food is delicious is our greatest joy.â
âMr. Takumi, this is Helena. The head cook of this house.â
âMs. Helena... Thank you for such a wonderful meal.â
âNo, thank you for being so complimentary towards the food that we made.â
She thanked me back, and the atmosphere became a little awkward.
Well, one was thankful for the food, and the other thankful for the compliments. I suppose it was a good thing...I think.
Also, she looked rather young...perhaps in her twenties. It must be rather difficult, being the head cook at that age.
Most of the head cooks I had seen at restaurants were middle-aged men.
Well, maybe it was just me. Regardless, it was pretty impressive that she had that position.
And since everything I had eaten was delicious, it was clear that she was very capable.
âHelena! Your food is delicious as always!â
âThank you, Lady Tilura.â
Tilura had the biggest smile on her face as she ate her dinner.
As she had taken a nap, she was full of energy and in a good mood.
...Leo might have to stay up quite late tonight.
After dinner, there was tea time.
The tea that Ms. Lyra made was always great.
Leo was full after eating sausages, and she was now curled up on the floor.
Tilura was pressed up against Leoâs stomach, and seemed to be very happy as she was enveloped in the soft, silvery fur.
I had thought that sheâd want to play, but she was surprisingly quiet.
It must be because Leoâs fur was that comfortable to be wrapped in.
Sebastian, Lyra, and Gelda were standing in the back. And they would quickly pour us more tea when a cup was empty.
...Thank you. They are delicious.
Thoroughly satisfied at the sight of us smacking our lips at her work, Ms. Helena had taken the dish and left the dining hall.
Since this was such a laid back atmosphere, I could perhaps ask some questions without hesitating.
I really knew almost nothing about Ms. Claire.
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âWhat is it, Mr. Takumi?â
âUm, I was just wondering... Yesterday, I told you about myself. So today, I would like to learn more about you.â
âAbout...me? Oh...well, I... What can I say... Iâm starting to get nervous...â
Had I said something wrong?
While Ms. Claire looked taken aback for a moment, she then blushed and began to mutter to herself.
And since she was on the other side of the table, I was not able to hear her.
â...Uh, well. I met you in the forest yesterday, but I was wondering about how you came to live in this mansion. Also, itâs not just the servants, but even the townspeople seemed to have a great respect for you. And I was wondering why that...is...â
â...I see... Very well. It would not be fair for me to have asked about you, and not say anything about myself... Really, I almost took that a different way...â
Huh? What...what did she just say...?
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â...No, itâs nothing. Um, yes, about why I am living in this mansion, yes?â
âYes.â
âTo put it simply, Tilura and I are here in order to be away from our father.â
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Name:ã¤ããŗ(åŽãžããŦåŖãŽåå§Ģ)
Class:åéį Race:åŽãžããŦåŖãŽåå§Ģãģåé§äēē
Level:8
HP:1045/1045
MP:900/900
SP:945/945
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įĨå 21
į˛žįĨ 25
嚸é 10
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âHaa. I never dreamed that penguins would strike me...â
It has been three days since I was whisked away to this location. As I drew near the coast, I was confronted with penguin-shaped monsters that were larger than the average penguin, with metalized arms that were as acute as swords, accompanied by their carcasses in great numbers.
âGyagya!â âGaga!â
As for why they attacked me, it was not apparent. However, when they spotted me, they abruptly lunged at me. It may be that they have been under orders to assault any living creature that comes in sight of them.
Nevertheless...
âI have no option but to eliminate them now that they have discovered me in this state. Come, âĒSword of the Formless KingãģWeakâĢ.â
As I gathered more metals from the ground around me and from the penguinâs arm (Letâs call them Edge Penguin), I produced a sword.
That sword was a conventional Western sword in shape. While it was referred to as a longsword with no decorations, the inner substance was a type of magical sword with sharpness unmatched by regular swords.
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In fact, several Edge Penguins seized the opportunity to charge at me while I was generating the weapon, but I lightly side-swiped them all in half with my newly generated sword.
As a consequence of my metamorphosis into a half-Demon King, âĒSword of the Formless KingãģWeakâĢ had taken the place of âĒShort-range TeleportationâĢ. It was possible that it was branded âweakâ because I was not a pure Demon King, but rather a half-Demon King, therefore it had been weakened to fit the criteria.
I can convert any metal in my proximity into a sword and teleport myself and the blade I was wielding to any spot within a -meter radius as a corollary of this ability.
Then another one lunged at me, and I teleported my sword to that Edge Penguinâs head after dodging its assault.
âPyoooooo!â
The sword then appeared to bisect the Edge Penguinâs head, rendering it dead. This was the nightmarish aspect of this skill. Although the exact conditions were unclear, if another object was present at the teleportation location, it seemed to sever through it.
âPhew.â
The sword was then generated in my hand utilizing the material from the teleported sword. It appeared that I can teleport the sword away from me and back into my hand in this manner.
While I would say that Kurokiriâs misty body was quite a cheat, I supposed that my skill was also a cheat. This skill was still classified as âweakâ despite its faculty.
Since several of their companions were slain at the same time, the nearby Edge Penguins were fueling a commotion. But they didnât appear to have any intention of escaping.
âNow then, let me verify the extent of the half-Demon Kingâs power.â
Producing a second sword from the carcass of the Edge Penguin I had just defeated, I wielded it in my left hand and assumed two swords style.
And so a one-sided battle has initiated in which I wreak havoc on monsters whose official names I didnât even have a clue about.
Carcasses, carcasses, and carcasses. As far as I could distinguish, the whole vicinity was awash with the carcasses of Edge Penguins.
I quit counting after , but the number may have exceeded ,. In any case, if a single spot was 1, the number of dead bodies was about 7.
Well, it would be a hassle if I am attacked again, so shall I ponder on the future while moving on?
Now, while I was fighting, I recognized that the specifications of my body were as atypical as its status. Even the out-of-dungeon correction seemed to function only to the same extent as for ordinary kin. And it would be swifter to show specific statuses, right? Here is what it looks like:
Name: Ichiko (Blade Princess of the Undefined Sword)
Class: Half-Demon King
Level: 8
HP:1045/1045
MP: 900/900
SP: 945/945
Status
Strength 30
Dexterity 45
Agility 54
Perception 54
Intellect 21
Spirit 25
Luck 10
Skill
âĒSword of the Formless KingãģWeakâĢ, âĒMist CloakãģThinâĢ, âĒMonster CreateãģLow RankâĢ, âĒDagger Proficiency IâĢ, âĒDecapitationâĢ, âĒKeen EdgeâĢ, âĒLong EdgeâĢ, âĒThe Lord Will Exercise His Power in My PathâĢ, âĒEnchanting MistâĢ, âĒThe Lord Transcends Reason for My SakeâĢ
Title
âĒThe King of the Black Mistâs KinâĢ, âĒAssassin of the White MistâĢ, âĒDemon SlayerâĢ, âĒMist Kingâs RepresentativeâĢ, âĒFavored Princess of the Mist KingâĢ, âĒBlade Princess of the Undefined SwordâĢ, âĒThe One Who Encountered the God of CalamityâĢ, âĒDecapitated PrincessâĢ etc.
Depending on how one perceived it, it may be lower in status than the Demon King, but I believed it was far more stable than the Demon King because I can normally wander outside the dungeon.
Nonetheless, both my name and race have been changed spectacularly. âBlade Princess of the Undefined Swordâ was my current race and official name, but I wondered what this meant. Sword and blade made sense given my unique skills, but I didnât grasp the meaning of âundefinedâ.
And I spotted something like a building.
If my assumption is accurate, this place is quite a nuisance, so I hope there are some handy tools here...
With these thoughts in mind, I headed for that building. | {
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......ãã¨ã¯ããĩããĩãããĻãããã°! | Hello, this is Ren.
What a horrible incident......it seems I canât just pretend to ignore it. Right, Iâm sorry.
In truth.....a few days after that incident, I think my period came? It was my first menstruation. The shock was......quite terrible. Anyhow, I was now all of a sudden LV.
And how should I put this? My body felt very sluggish due to the symptoms from menstruation. And I wasnât able to move around for a while.
Ah, I did use the knowledge from my previous life and made painkillers with [Creation Magic] so I could move around now. But it took a while before that idea came to mind. No, I couldnât help it, I was upset.
Anyways, I could now move due to the painkillers, but even so, I didnât have the energy to move around. And so Iâve just been laying on the bed all day long.
As such, I was considering to strive towards living a wholesome life. Therefore, letâs start over, Iâm Ren, itâs a pleasure to meet you.
Eh? My tone is different from before.
Ahâ Itâs because of that. My thoughts were becoming more feminine.
Most likely due to what I had done to cause the whole LV incident, or because of the menstruation. I believe that is the cause, so Iâm assuming that the state of my mind is being affected by the body.
For now, I accepted the circumstances since my body was female. The base of my current personality was the accumulation of ten years of life in this world. But, regardless, I wasnât able to just erase the values and memories of my middle-aged male self from the previous world. My masculine thoughts would come out every now and then.
Anyways, the female body sure was complicated.
......Rather, isnât this all because of the skill!? Therefore, itâs not my fault!
Also, my nighttime routines ended up increasing. As such, I would lock the bedroom during those times to prevent any sounds from leaking.
......At this rate, my days of reaching LV is probably not too far away.
But that aside.
To be honest, there was also nothing else to do. And I didnât want to go outside hunting since I wasnât feeling well. So instead, I was just sunbathing in the garden. Now, this is wholesome!
But living peacefully would still be considered wholesome, itâs true okay?
........Hmm, Detection was reacting to something. ......What is it? A wolf? But it doesnât seem to be moving much.......itâs a bit strange that itâs staying still.
To begin with, what was a monster doing so close to be within my Detection range?
âHm, thereâs no point in thinking about it here, letâs go see whatâs up.â
Alright, letâs prepare! But I only ended up grabbing a straw hat. And a sickle too!
.......No, never mind, letâs leave the sickle behind. That would be a bit too much......
Anyways, I arrived at the crime scene. Although, it wasnât really a crime scene.
Now letâs see, two wolves? What are they doing here......ah, itâs an injured mother wolf and her child.
Ah I see, I placed monster repellants around this area, so the two wolves probably came here because they knew monster wouldnât appear here. Hmm, what should I do now.....I could just leave them alone, or kill them for their fur. Since itâs my freedom to choose what I want to do.......
.......Then, should I help them?
Hah, it seems Iâm being influenced by the ethics of my past world.....I would probably just leave them otherwise.
But how can I help them? It would be easier if I could use healing magic, but my only recovery methods are potions. Would they drink it? Wild animals usually wouldnât drink what a human gives them. The wolf growled menacingly as I approached. Of course.
âAre you scared?â
âGrrrrrr.â
Yep, knew it. But I was still a bit shocked.
Well, itâs fine, the potion should be effective even if I just pour it on the affected area. So I guess I could just pour it from over here. Right, letâs just do that.
It seems the wolf pup now understands that I was trying to help them. But wouldnât splashing stuff on animals usually be considered abuse?
As I was thinking random thoughts, I watched on as the wounds on the mother wolf gradually healed. The growling mother wolf immediately became quiet. After the wounds completely healed, it rose and stared at me.
Ah, does she understand that I healed her?
The mother wolf continued staring at me for a bit, then turned around and left with its child.
As expected, itâs not like she would thank me, too bad. Well, I did splash stuff on them so...
Or thatâs what I initially thought.
But the wolves were now sleeping in my garden. So how did this happen?
Well, a few days ago, I went hunting because I was feeling a lot better. The wolves ended up following me for some reason. So I shared some of my spoils with them.
Afterward, every time I went hunting, I would share what I caught with them and they became aware that I would feed them.
I guess I would be lying if I said I wasnât feeling lonely living in this forest by myself. So, to be honest, I was very happy.
I also decided to give them names. The mother wolf with grayish-silver fur is Norn. And the silvery-white wolf pup is Bell. Am I basing the name off something? Ahh, well......yeah. It wouldâve been great if there had been three wolves. I couldâve used the word that came after.
But with this, I would be free of my loner life. Eh? But they donât know how to talk? This and that are two different matters.
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ãããã¨ãããããžãã | And in my job at Twitter, I actually spent a little bit of time working with authors and storytellers as well, helping to expand out the bounds of what people are experimenting with.
And I want to talk through some examples today of things that people have done that I think are really fascinating using flexible identity and anonymity on the web and blurring the lines between fact and fiction.
But I want to start and go back to the 1930s.
Long before a little thing called Twitter, radio brought us broadcasts and connected millions of people to single points of broadcast.
And from those single points emanated stories.
Some of them were familiar stories.
Some of them were new stories.
And for a while they were familiar formats, but then radio began to evolve its own unique formats specific to that medium.
Think about episodes that happened live on radio.
Combining the live play and the serialization of written fiction, you get this new format.
And the reason why I bring up radio is that I think radio is a great example of how a new medium defines new formats which then define new stories.
And of course, today, we have an entirely new medium to play with, which is this online world.
This is the map of verified users on Twitter and the connections between them.
There are thousands upon thousands of them.
Every single one of these points is its own broadcaster.
We've gone to this world of many to many, where access to the tools is the only barrier to broadcasting. And I think that we should start to see wildly new formats emerge as people learn how to tell stories in this new medium.
I actually believe that we are in a wide open frontier that we've explored and begun to settle this wild land of the Internet and are now just getting ready to start to build structures on it, and those structures are the new formats of storytelling that the Internet will allow us to create.
I believe this starts with an evolution of existing methods.
The short story, for example, people are saying that the short story is experiencing a renaissance of sorts thanks to e-readers, digital marketplaces.
One writer, Hugh Howey, experimented with short stories on Amazon by releasing one very short story called "Wool."
And he actually says that he didn't intend but that the audience loved the first story so much they demanded more, and so he gave them more.
He gave them "Wool 2," which was a little bit longer than the first one, "Wool 3," which was even longer, culminating in "Wool 5," which was a 60,000-word novel.
I think Howey was able to do all of this because he had the quick feedback system of e-books.
He was able to write and publish in relatively short order.
There was no mediator between him and the audience.
It was just him directly connected with his audience and building on the feedback and enthusiasm that they were giving him.
So this whole project was an experiment.
It started with the one short story, and I think the experimentation actually became a part of Howey's format.
And that's something that this medium enabled, was experimentation being a part of the format itself.
This is a short story by the author Jennifer Egan called "Black Box."
It was originally written specifically with Twitter in mind.
Egan convinced The New Yorker to start a New Yorker fiction account from which they could tweet all of these lines that she created.
Now Twitter, of course, has a 140-character limit.
Egan mocked that up just writing manually in this storyboard sketchbook, used the physical space constraints of those storyboard squares to write each individual tweet, and those tweets ended up becoming over 600 of them that were serialized by The New Yorker.
Every night, at 8 p.m., you could tune in to a short story from The New Yorker's fiction account.
I think that's pretty exciting: tune-in literary fiction.
The experience of Egan's story, of course, like anything on Twitter, there were multiple ways to experience it.
You could scroll back through it, but interestingly, if you were watching it live, there was this suspense that built because the actual tweets, you had no control over when you would read them.
They were coming at a pretty regular clip, but as the story was building, normally, as a reader, you control how fast you move through a text, but in this case, The New Yorker did, and they were sending you bit by bit by bit, and you had this suspense of waiting for the next line.
Another great example of fiction and the short story on Twitter, Elliott Holt is an author who wrote a story called "Evidence."
It began with this tweet: "On November 28 at 10:13 p.m., a woman identified as Miranda Brown, 44, of Brooklyn, fell to her death from the roof of a Manhattan hotel."
It begins in Elliott's voice, but then Elliott's voice recedes, and we hear the voices of Elsa, Margot and Simon, characters that Elliott created on Twitter specifically to tell this story, a story from multiple perspectives leading up to this moment at 10:13 p.m.
when this woman falls to her death.
These three characters brought an authentic vision from multiple perspectives.
One reviewer called Elliott's story "Twitter fiction done right," because she did.
She captured that voice and she had multiple characters and it happened in real time.
Interestingly, though, it wasn't just Twitter as a distribution mechanism.
It was also Twitter as a production mechanism.
Elliott told me later she wrote the whole thing with her thumbs.
She laid on the couch and just went back and forth between different characters tweeting out each line, line by line.
I think that this kind of spontaneous creation of what was coming out of the characters' voices really lent an authenticity to the characters themselves, but also to this format that she had created of multiple perspectives in a single story on Twitter.
As you begin to play with flexible identity online, it gets even more interesting as you start to interact with the real world. Things like Invisible Obama or the famous "binders full of women" that came up during the 2012 election cycle, or even the fan fiction universe of "West Wing" Twitter in which you have all of these accounts for every single one of the characters in "The West Wing,"
including the bird that taps at Josh Lyman's window in one single episode. All of these are rapid iterations on a theme.
They are creative people experimenting with the bounds of what is possible in this medium.
You look at something like "West Wing" Twitter, in which you have these fictional characters that engage with the real world.
They comment on politics, they cry out against the evils of Congress.
Keep in mind, they're all Democrats.
And they engage with the real world.
They respond to it.
So once you take flexible identity, anonymity, engagement with the real world, and you move beyond simple homage or parody that's when things get really interesting.
So during the Chicago mayoral election there was a parody account.
It was Mayor Emanuel.
It gave you everything you wanted from Rahm Emanuel, particularly in the expletive department. This foul-mouthed account followed the daily activities of the race, providing commentary as it went.
It followed all of the natural tropes of a good, solid Twitter parody account, but then started to get weird.
And as it progressed, it moved from this commentary to a multi-week, real-time science fiction epic in which your protagonist, Rahm Emanuel, engages in multi-dimensional travel on election day, which is -- it didn't actually happen.
I double checked the newspapers.
And then, very interestingly, it came to an end.
This is something that doesn't usually happen with a Twitter parody account.
It ended, a true narrative conclusion.
And so the author, Dan Sinker, who was a journalist, who was completely anonymous this whole time, I think Dan -- it made a lot of sense for him to turn this into a book, because it was a narrative format in the end, and I think that turning it into a book is representative of this idea that he had created something new that needed to be translated into previous formats.
One of my favorite examples of something that's happening on Twitter right now, actually, is the very absurdist Crimer Show.
Crimer Show tells the story of a supercriminal and a hapless detective that face off in this exceptionally strange lingo, with all of the tropes of a television show.
Crimer Show's creator has said that it is a parody of a popular type of show in the U.K., but, man, is it weird.
And there are all these times where Crimer, the supercriminal, does all of these TV things.
He's always taking off his sunglasses or turning to the camera, but these things just happen in text. I think borrowing all of these tropes from television as an episode, spelled E-P-P-A-S-O-D, "eppasod," presenting them as episodes really, it creates something new.
There is a new "eppasod" of Crimer Show on Twitter pretty much every day, and they're archived that way.
And I think this is an interesting experiment in format.
Something totally new has been created here out of parodying something on television.
I think in nonfiction real-time storytelling, there are a lot of really excellent examples as well.
RealTimeWWII is an account that documents what was happening on this day 60 years ago in exceptional detail, as if you were reading the news reports from that day.
And the author Teju Cole has done a lot of experimentation with putting a literary twist on events of the news.
In this particular case, he's talking about drone strikes.
I think that in both of these examples, you're beginning to see ways in which people are telling stories with nonfiction content that can be built into new types of fictional storytelling.
So with real-time storytelling, blurring the lines between fact and fiction, the real world and the digital world, flexible identity, anonymity, these are all tools that we have accessible to us, and I think that they're just the building blocks.
to create the structures, the frames, that then become our settlements on this wide open frontier for creative experimentation.
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éčã¯å¤§äēã ããĒã | I should prepare before going down to eat breakfast. Like washing up.
But first, I need to get Leo away from Telura... She did not seem like she wanted to separate from Leo, but I didnât want her here while I was getting ready.
While I wasnât going to do anything strange, it was a little embarrassing to have someone in the room, even if they were a child.
Besides, there was nothing more boring than seeing a man prepare himself in the morning.
âTilura. Everyone is going to eat breakfast now. If you stay here with Leo, neither of you will be able to eat.â
â...Thatâs...not good. I am hungry as well.â
âYes. So, why donât we all eat first? And then we can go out in the garden and play. Your sister already gave her permission.â
âIs that true, sister?!â
âYes. But only if you eat your breakfast first.â
âVery well. I will go and eat at once!â
Once she understood that she could play with Leo after breakfast, Tilura moved away and dashed out of the room.
âTilura. She is such a... I really did not expect her to become so fond of your Leo. Iâm really sorry, to both of you.â
âNo, itâs fine. Itâs good to see a child so full of energy. Besides, Iâve seen worse.â
Leo nodded as if in agreement.
Now that I thought of it, there was something very clever about the way she nodded now.
Was it because she was a Silver Fenrir?
âWell, Iâll leave you alone now, Mr. Takumi. Weâll be waiting for you in the drawing room.â
âYes, Iâll go as soon as Iâm ready.â
I watched as Ms. Claire left the room, and then I got out of the bed in order to get ready for the day.
That being said, I didnât have anything to change into.
I patted Leo on the head and thought about what I should do. But there really wasnât anything that I could do.
âSniff...sniff... At least I donât...smell...right?â
âWuff? ...Wuff...wou!â
Leo sniffed me as well, and seemed to agree that I was fine.
...But while Leo would definitely have a sharp sense of smell, there was no guarantee that her idea of stench was similar enough to humans.
In any case, even if this was fine for today. What should I do tomorrow...
I could not continue to wear the same clothes every day.
I suppose I could discuss the matter with Sebastian later...
âI hope there is something that I can wear...â
I was about the same height as Sebastian, so maybe he would lend me some of his clothes?
But what if he only has butler uniforms... Itâs not that I didnât want to wear them, it was just difficult to imagine what I would look like.
Regardless, I decided to stop thinking about clothes and wash my face instead.
Someone must have changed it while I was sleeping, as there was a new basin of hot water and a towel next to my bed. And so I washed my face and wiped my body with it.
âI suppose Ms. Lyra prepared it? Or maybe it was Ms. Claire, who woke me up... Iâll have to thank her later.â
âWuff.â
I wanted to shave as well, but there were no razors in the room.
That was another thing that I would have to ask Sebastian about.
If this world really was at a similar level to medieval European culture, then there would be no electric shavers or cartridge razors. But they would still have something to shave with.
âWell, Iâm sure it will work out. ...Besides, it might be amusing to just grow out a beard. I could look quite dandy...â
â...Wuff... Wuff, wuff.â
...A dandy man with a beard...perhaps that isnât me...my coworkers always said that I looked young for my age... Ha...
âOh, I shouldnât keep them waiting.â
I did my best to look presentable and then I left the room with Leo.
As Ms. Lyra and Ms. Gelda were waiting right outside of the room, I said good morning and then followed them to the drawing room.
I had been quite surprised to see them standing there in front of the wall...
Was it really necessary to be this orderly?
Also, the reason why they took me to the same drawing room as yesterday, was because I still didnât know my way around the mansion.
The place was so big, so I didnât even know how to reach it from my room.
The only thing I had memorised was the location of the bathroom.
And so I stopped there once before going to the drawing room.
Though, I felt bad for keeping Ms. Lyra and Ms. Gelda waiting.
âSorry to keep you all waiting.â
âGood morning, Mr. Takumi.â
âMr. Takumi! Good morning! Good morning, Leo!â
âGood morning. Good morning, Sebastian.â
âWuff! Wuff!â
âGood morning, Mr. Takumi. I hope you were able to sleep well last night?â
âYes, thank you for letting me sleep in such a big room with a great bed.â
Ms. Claire and Tilura were already sitting at the table and waiting for my arrival.
Tilura looked like she couldnât wait to eat... Had I taken longer than I thought?
Sebastian and the two maids were waiting at the back of the table.
And so after greeting everyone, I took a seat.
Leo sat down next to me on the ground.
Still, her head loomed over the table, and so she would have no trouble eating from it. That was how big she was.
And on the table, bread, salad, sausages and other meats had been prepared, along with soup.
Of course, there was an especially large plate of sausages for Leo.
...It was quite the sumptuous breakfast.
When it was just me and Leo, breakfast was cheap bread and milk or occasionally cereal and milk.
And if I didnât have time, I would eat some kind of protein bar with an energy drink.
âSo, now that everyone is here, letâs eat.â
âYes!â
âWuff!â
While I put my hands together and said âitadakimasu,â no one else did anything like that.
I suppose it was not part of Ms. Claire and Tiluraâs culture.
I didnât know what kind of religion they had in this world, but they didnât offer any prayers to god like they do in other countries... Well, this was another world, after all.
And so everyoneâs hands stretched out and we began to eat.
Leoâs head moved forward and she bit into the sausages hungrily.
I picked up a fork and reached for the salad first.
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ãŠãããããã¨ãããããžã | So we went around the table with the studio and the producers and the writer, and they came to me and said, "Shekhar, what do you think?"
And I said, "I think she's dancing."
And I could see everybody looked at me, somebody said, "Bollywood."
The other said, "How much did we hire him for?"
And the third said, "Let's find another director."
I thought I had better change.
So we had a lot of discussion on how to introduce Elizabeth, and I said, "OK, maybe I am too Bollywood.
Maybe Elizabeth, this great icon, dancing?
What are you talking about?"
So I rethought the whole thing, and then we all came to a consensus.
great British icon called "Elizabeth."
Leicester: May I join you, my lady?
Elizabeth: If it please you, sir.
Shekhar Kapur: So she was dancing.
So how many people who saw the film did not get that here was a woman in love, that she was completely innocent and saw great joy in her life, and she was youthful?
And how many of you did not get that?
That's the power of visual storytelling, that's the power of dance, that's the power of music: the power of not knowing.
When I go out to direct a film, every day we prepare too much, we think too much.
Knowledge becomes a weight upon wisdom.
You know, simple words lost in the quicksand of experience.
So I come up, and I say, "What am I going to do today?" I'm not going to do what I planned to do, and I put myself into absolute panic.
It's my one way of getting rid of my mind, "Hey, you know what you're doing. You know exactly what you're doing.
You're a director, you've done it for years."
So I've got to get there and be in complete panic.
It's a symbolic gesture. I tear up the script, I go and I panic myself, I get scared.
I'm doing it right now; you can watch me. I'm getting nervous, I don't know what to say, I don't know what I'm doing, I don't want to go there.
And as I go there, of course, my A.D. says, "You know what you're going to do, sir." I say, "Of course I do."
And the studio executives, they would say, "Hey, look at Shekhar. He's so prepared."
And inside I've just been listening to Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan because he's chaotic.
I'm allowing myself to go into chaos because out of chaos, I'm hoping some moments of truth will come.
All preparation is preparation.
I don't even know if it's honest.
I don't even know if it's truthful.
The truth of it all comes on the moment, organically, and if you get five great moments of great, organic stuff your film, audiences will get it.
So I'm looking for those moments, and I'm standing there and saying, "I don't know what to say."
So, ultimately, everybody's looking at you, 200 people at seven in the morning who got there at quarter to seven, and you arrived at seven, and everybody's saying, "Hey. What's the first thing? What's going to happen?"
And you put yourself into a state of panic where you don't know, and so you don't know.
And so, because you don't know, you're praying to the universe because you're praying to the universe the way Einstein -- say a prayer -- accessed his equations, the same source. I'm looking for the same source because creativity comes from absolutely the same source that you meditate somewhere outside yourself, outside the universe.
You're looking for something that comes and hits you.
Until that hits you, you're not going to do the first shot.
So what do you do?
So Cate says, "Shekhar, what do you want me to do?"
And I say, "Cate, what do you want to do?" "You're a great actor, and I like to give to my actors -- why don't you show me what you want to do?"
What am I doing? I'm trying to buy time.
I'm trying to buy time.
So the first thing about storytelling that I learned, and I follow all the time is: Panic.
Panic is the great access of creativity because that's the only way to get rid of your mind.
Get rid of your mind.
Get out of it, get it out.
And let's go to the universe because there's something out there that is more truthful than your mind, that is more truthful than your universe.
[unclear], you said that yesterday. I'm just repeating it because that's what I follow constantly to find the shunyata somewhere, the emptiness.
Out of the emptiness comes a moment of creativity.
So that's what I do.
When I was a kid -- I was about eight years old.
You remember how India was. There was no pollution.
In Delhi, we used to live -- we used to call it a chhat or the khota.
Khota's now become a bad word. It means their terrace -- and we used to sleep out at night.
At school I was being just taught about physics, and I was told that if there is something that exists, then it is measurable.
If it is not measurable, it does not exist.
And at night I would lie out, looking at the unpolluted sky, as Delhi used to be at that time when I was a kid, and I used to stare at the universe and say, "How far does this universe go?"
My father was a doctor.
And I would think, "Daddy, how far does the universe go?"
And he said, "Son, it goes on forever."
So I said, "Please measure forever that if I cannot measure it, it does not exist.
It doesn't come into my frame of reference."
So, how far does eternity go?
What does forever mean?
And I would lie there crying at night because my imagination could not touch creativity.
So what did I do?
At that time, at the tender age of seven, I created a story.
What was my story?
And I don't know why, but I remember the story.
There was a woodcutter who's about to take his ax and chop a piece of wood, and the whole galaxy is one atom of that ax.
And when that ax hits that piece of wood, that's when everything will destroy and the Big Bang will happen again.
But all before that there was a woodcutter.
And then when I would run out of that story, I would imagine that woodcutter's universe is one atom in the ax of another woodcutter.
So every time, I could tell my story again and again and get over this problem, and so I got over the problem.
How did I do it? Tell a story.
So what is a story?
A story is our -- all of us -- we are the stories we tell ourselves.
In this universe, and this existence, where we live with this duality of whether we exist or not and who are we, the stories we tell ourselves are the stories that define the potentialities of our existence.
We are the stories we tell ourselves.
So that's as wide as we look at stories.
A story is the relationship that you develop between who you are, or who you potentially are, and the infinite world, and that's our mythology.
We tell our stories, and a person without a story does not exist.
So Einstein told a story and followed his stories and came up with theories and came up with theories and then came up with his equations.
Alexander had a story that his mother used to tell him, and he went out to conquer the world.
We all, everybody, has a story that they follow.
We tell ourselves stories.
So, I will go further, and I say, "I tell a story, and therefore I exist."
I exist because there are stories, and if there are no stories, we don't exist.
We create stories to define our existence.
If we do not create the stories, we probably go mad.
I don't know; I'm not sure, but that's what I've done all the time.
Now, a film.
A film tells a story.
I often wonder when I make a film -- I'm thinking of making a film of the Buddha -- and I often wonder: If Buddha had all the elements that are given to a director -- if he had music, if he had visuals, if he had a video camera -- would we get Buddhism better?
But that puts some kind of burden on me.
I have to tell a story in a much more elaborate way, but I have the potential.
It's called subtext.
When I first went to Hollywood, they said -- I used to talk about subtext, and my agent came to me, "Would you kindly not talk about subtext?"
And I said, "Why?" He said, "Because nobody is going to give you a film if you talk about subtext.
and say how wonderful you'll shoot the film, what the visuals will be."
So when I look at a film, here's what we look for: We look for a story on the plot level, then we look for a story on the psychological level, then we look for a story on the political level, then we look at a story on a mythological level.
And I look for stories on each level.
Now, it is not necessary that these stories agree with each other.
What is wonderful is, at many times, the stories will contradict with each other.
So when I work with Rahman who's a great musician, I often tell him, "Don't follow what the script already says.
Find that which is not.
Find the truth for yourself, and when you find the truth for yourself, there will be a truth in it, but it may contradict the plot, but don't worry about it."
So, the sequel to "Elizabeth," "Golden Age."
When I made the sequel to "Elizabeth," here was a story that the writer was telling: A woman who was threatened by Philip II and was going to war, and was going to war, fell in love with Walter Raleigh.
Because she fell in love with Walter Raleigh, she was giving up the reasons she was a queen, and then Walter Raleigh fell in love with her lady in waiting, and she had to decide whether she was a queen going to war or she wanted...
Here's the story I was telling: The gods up there, there were two people.
There was Philip II, who was divine because he was always praying, and there was Elizabeth, who was divine, but not quite divine because she thought she was divine, but the blood of being mortal flowed in her.
But the divine one was unjust, so the gods said, "OK, what we need to do is help the just one."
And so they helped the just one.
And what they did was, they sent Walter Raleigh down to physically separate her mortal self from her spirit self.
And the mortal self was the girl that Walter Raleigh was sent, and gradually he separated her so she was free to be divine.
And the two divine people fought, and the gods were on the side of divinity.
Of course, all the British press got really upset.
They said, "We won the Armada."
But I said, "But the storm won the Armada.
The gods sent the storm."
So what was I doing?
I was trying to find a mythic reason Of course, when I asked Cate Blanchett, I said, "What's the film about?"
She said, "The film's about a woman coming to terms with growing older."
Psychological.
The writer said "It's about history, plot."
I said "It's about mythology, the gods."
So let me show you a film -- a piece from that film -- and how a camera also -- so this is a scene, where in my mind, she was at the depths of mortality.
She was discovering what mortality actually means, and if she is at the depths of mortality, what really happens.
And she's recognizing the dangers of mortality and why she should break away from mortality.
Remember, in the film, to me, both her and her lady in waiting were parts of the same body, one the mortal self and one the spirit self.
So can we have that second?
Elizabeth: Bess?
Bess?
Bess Throckmorton?
Bess: Here, my lady.
Elizabeth: Tell me, is it true?
Are you with child?
Are you with child?
Bess: Yes, my lady.
Elizabeth: Traitorous.
You dare to keep secrets from me?
You ask my permission before you rut, before you breed.
My bitches wear my collars.
Do you hear me? Do you hear me?
Walsingham: Majesty. Please, dignity. Mercy.
Elizabeth: This is no time for mercy, Walsingham.
You go to your traitor brother and leave me to my business.
Is it his?
Tell me. Say it. Is the child his? Is it his?
Bess: Yes.
My lady, it is my husband's child.
Elizabeth: Bitch! Raleigh: Majesty.
This is not the queen I love and serve.
Elizabeth: This man has seduced a ward of the queen, and she has married without royal consent.
These offenses are punishable by law. Arrest him.
Go.
You no longer have the queen's protection.
Bess: As you wish, Majesty.
Elizabeth: Get out! Get out! Get out!
Get out.
Shekhar Kapur: So, what am I trying to do here?
Elizabeth has realized, and she's coming face-to-face with her own sense of jealousy, her own sense of mortality.
What am I doing with the architecture?
The architecture is telling a story.
The architecture is telling a story about how, even though she's the most powerful woman in the world at that time, there is the other, the architecture's bigger.
The stone is bigger than her because stone is an organic.
It'll survive her.
So it's telling you, to me, stone is part of her destiny.
Not only that, why is the camera looking down?
The camera's looking down at her because she's in the well.
She's in the absolute well of her own sense of being mortal.
That's where she has to pull herself out come in, release her spirit.
And that's the moment where, in my mind, both Elizabeth and Bess are the same person.
But that's the moment she's surgically removing herself from that.
So the film is operating on many many levels in that scene.
And how we tell stories visually, with music, with actors, and at each level it's a different sense and sometimes contradictory to each other.
So how do I start all this?
What's the process of telling a story?
About ten years ago, I heard this little thing from a politician, not a politician that was very well respected in India.
And he said that these people in the cities, in one flush, expend as much water as you people in the rural areas don't get for your family for two days.
That struck a chord, and I said, "That's true."
I went to see a friend of mine, and he made me wait in his apartment in Malabar Hill on the twentieth floor, And he was having a shower for 20 minutes.
I got bored and left, and as I drove out, I drove past the slums of Bombay, as you always do, and I saw lines and lines in the hot midday sun of women and children with buckets waiting for a tanker to come and give them water.
And an idea started to develop.
So how does that become a story?
I suddenly realized that we are heading towards disaster.
So my next film is called "Paani" which means water.
And now, out of the mythology of that, I'm starting to create a world.
What kind of world do I create, and where does the idea, the design of that come?
So, in my mind, in the future, they started to build flyovers. You understand flyovers? Yeah?
They started to build flyovers to get from A to B faster, but they effectively went from one area of relative wealth to another area of relative wealth.
And then what they did was they created a city above the flyovers.
And the rich people moved to the upper city and left the poorer people in the lower cities, about 10 to 12 percent of the people have moved to the upper city.
Now, where does this upper city and lower city come?
There's a mythology in India about -- where they say, and I'll say it in Hindi, [Hindi] Right. What does that mean?
It says that the rich are always sitting on the shoulders and survive on the shoulders of the poor.
So, from that mythology, the upper city and lower city come.
So the design has a story.
And now, what happens is that the people of the upper city, they suck up all the water.
Remember the word I said, suck up.
They suck up all the water, keep to themselves, and they drip feed the lower city.
And if there's any revolution, they cut off the water.
And, because democracy still exists, "Well, if you give us what [we want], we'll give you water."
So, okay my time is up.
But I can go on about telling you how we evolve stories, and how stories effectively are who we are and how these get translated into the particular discipline that I am in, which is film.
But ultimately, what is a story? It's a contradiction.
Everything's a contradiction.
The universe is a contradiction.
And all of us are constantly looking for harmony.
When you get up, the night and day is a contradiction.
But you get up at 4 a.m.
That first blush of blue is where the night and day are trying to find harmony with each other.
Harmony is the notes that Mozart didn't give you, but somehow the contradiction of his notes suggest that.
All contradictions of his notes suggest the harmony.
It's the effect of looking for harmony in the contradiction that exists in a poet's mind, a contradiction that exists in a storyteller's mind.
In a storyteller's mind, it's a contradiction of moralities.
In a poet's mind, it's a conflict of words, in the universe's mind, between day and night.
In the mind of a man and a woman, we're looking constantly at the contradiction between male and female, we're looking for harmony within each other.
The whole idea of contradiction, but the acceptance of contradiction is the telling of a story, not the resolution.
The problem with a lot of the storytelling in Hollywood and many films, and as [unclear] was saying in his, that we try to resolve the contradiction.
Harmony is not resolution.
Harmony is the suggestion of a thing that is much larger than resolution.
Harmony is the suggestion of something that is embracing and universal and of eternity and of the moment.
Resolution is something that is far more limited.
It is finite; harmony is infinite.
So that storytelling, like all other contradictions in the universe, is looking for harmony and infinity in moral resolutions, resolving one, but letting another go, letting another go and creating a question that is really important.
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OK, so here is the sort of big idea: If you look out at nature, you find that as you tend to see suspended animation, you tend to see immortality.
And so, what I'm going to tell you about is a way to tell a person who's in trauma -- find a way to de-animate them a bit so they're a little more immortal when they have that heart attack.
An example of an organism or two that happens to be quite immortal would be plant seeds or bacterial spores.
These creatures are some of the most immortal life forms on our planet, and they tend to spend most of their time in suspended animation.
Bacterial spores are thought now by scientists to exist as individual cells that are alive, but in suspended animation for as long as 250 million years.
To suggest that this all, sort of, about little, tiny creatures, I want to bring it close to home.
In the immortal germ line of human beings -- that is, the eggs that sit in the ovaries -- they actually sit there in a state of suspended animation So then there's also my favorite example of suspended animation.
This is Sea-Monkeys.
Those of you with children, you know about them.
You go to the pet store or the toy store, and you can buy these things.
You just open the bag, and you just dump them into the plastic aquarium, and in about a week or so, you'll have little shrimps swimming around.
Well, I wasn't so interested in the swimming.
I was interested in what was going on in the bag, the bag on the toy store shelf where those shrimp sat in suspended animation indefinitely.
are not just about cells and weird, little organisms.
Occasionally, human beings are briefly de-animated, and the stories of people who are briefly de-animated that interest me the most are those having to do with the cold.
Ten years ago, there was a skier in Norway that was trapped in an icy waterfall, and she was there for two hours before they extracted her.
She was extremely cold, and she had no heartbeat -- for all intents and purposes she was dead, frozen.
Seven hours later, still without a heartbeat, they brought her back to life, and she went on to be the head radiologist in the hospital that treated her.
A couple of years later -- so I get really excited about these things -- about a couple of years later, there was a 13-month-old, she was from Canada.
Her father had gone out in the wintertime; he was working night shift, and she followed him outside in nothing but a diaper.
And they found her hours later, frozen, lifeless, and they brought her back to life.
There was a 65-year-old woman in Duluth, Minnesota last year that was found frozen and without a pulse in her front yard one morning in the winter, and they brought her back to life.
The next day, she was doing so well, they wanted to run tests on her.
She got cranky and just went home.
So, these are miracles, right?
These are truly miraculous things that happen.
Doctors have a saying that, in fact, "You're not dead until you're warm and dead."
And it's true. It's true.
In the New England Journal of Medicine, there was a study published that showed that with appropriate rewarming, people who had suffered without a heartbeat for three hours could be brought back to life without any neurologic problems.
That's over 50 percent.
So what I was trying to do is think of a way that we could study suspended animation to think about a way to reproduce, maybe, what happened to the skier.
Well, I have to tell you something very odd, and that is that being exposed to low oxygen does not always kill.
So, in this room, there's 20 percent oxygen or so, and if we reduce the oxygen concentration, we will all be dead.
And, in fact, the animals we were working with in the lab -- these little garden worms, nematodes -- they were also dead when we exposed them to low oxygen.
And here's the thing that should freak you out.
And that is that, when we lower the oxygen concentration further by 100 times, to 10 parts per million, they were not dead, they were in suspended animation, and we could bring them back to life without any harm.
And this precise oxygen concentration, 10 parts per million, that caused suspended animation, is conserved.
We can see it in a variety of different organisms.
One of the creatures we see it in is a fish.
And we can turn its heartbeat on and off by going in and out of suspended animation like you would a light switch.
that we could do this.
And so I was wondering, when we were trying to reproduce the work with the skier, that we noticed that, of course, she had no oxygen consumption, and so maybe she was in a similar state of suspended animation.
But, of course, she was also extremely cold.
if we took our suspended animals and exposed them to the cold.
And so, what we found out was that, if you take animals that are animated like you and I, and you make them cold -- that is, these were the garden worms -- now they're dead.
But if you have them in suspended animation, and move them into the cold, they're all alive.
And there's the very important thing there: If you want to survive the cold, you ought to be suspended. Right?
It's a really good thing.
And so, we were thinking about that, about this relationship between these things, and thinking about whether or not that's what happened to the skier.
And so we wondered: Might there be some agent that is in us, something that we make ourselves, that we might be able to regulate our own metabolic flexibility in such a way as to be able to survive when we got extremely cold, and might otherwise pass away?
I thought it might be interesting to sort of hunt for such things.
You know?
I should mention briefly here that physiology textbooks that you can read about will tell you that this is a kind of heretical thing to suggest.
We have, from the time we are slapped on the butt until we take our last dying breath -- that's when we're newborn to when we're dead -- we cannot reduce our metabolic rate below what's called a standard, or basal metabolic rate.
But I knew that there were examples of creatures, also mammals, that do reduce their metabolic rate such as ground squirrels and bears, they reduce their metabolic rate So I wondered: Might we be able to find some agent or trigger that might induce such a state in us?
And so, we went looking for such things.
And this was a period of time when we failed tremendously.
Ken Robinson is here. He talked about the glories of failure.
Well, we had a lot of them.
We tried many different chemicals and agents, and we failed over and over again.
So, one time, I was at home watching television on the couch while my wife was putting our child to bed, and I was watching a television show.
It was a television show -- it was a NOVA show on PBS -- about caves in New Mexico.
And this particular cave was Lechuguilla, and this cave is incredibly toxic to humans.
The researchers had to suit up just to enter it.
It's filled with this toxic gas, hydrogen sulfide.
Now, hydrogen sulfide is curiously present in us.
We make it ourselves.
The highest concentration is in our brains.
Yet, it was used as a chemical warfare agent in World War I.
It's an extraordinarily toxic thing.
In fact, in chemical accidents, hydrogen sulfide is known to -- if you breathe too much of it, you collapse to the ground, you appear dead, but if you were brought out into room air, you can be reanimated without harm, if they do that quickly.
So, I thought, "Wow, I have to get some of this."
Now, it's post-9/11 America, and when you go into the research institute, and you say, "Hi.
I'd like to buy some concentrated, compressed gas cylinders of a lethal gas because I have these ideas, see, about wanting to suspend people.
It's really going to be OK."
So that's kind of a tough day, but I said, "There really is some basis for thinking why you might want to do this."
As I said, this agent is in us, and, in fact, here's a curious thing, it binds to the very place inside of your cells where oxygen binds, and where you burn it, and that you do this burning to live.
And so we thought, like in a game of musical chairs, might we be able to give a person some hydrogen sulfide, and might it be able to occupy that place like in a game of musical chairs where oxygen might bind?
And because you can't bind the oxygen, maybe you wouldn't consume it, and then maybe it would reduce your demand for oxygen.
I mean, who knows?
So -- So, there's the bit about the dopamine and being a little bit, what do you call it, delusional, and you might suggest that was it.
And so, we wanted to find out might we be able to use hydrogen sulfide in the presence of cold, and we wanted to see whether we could reproduce this skier in a mammal.
Now, mammals are warm-blooded creatures, and when we get cold, we shake and we shiver, right?
We try to keep our core temperature at 37 degrees by actually burning more oxygen.
So, it was interesting for us when we applied hydrogen sulfide to a mouse when it was also cold because what happened is the core temperature of the mouse got cold.
It stopped moving.
It appeared dead.
Its oxygen consumption rate fell by tenfold.
And here's the really important point.
I told you hydrogen sulfide is in us.
It's rapidly metabolized, and all you have to do after six hours of being in this state of de-animation is simply put the thing out in room air, and it warms up, and it's none the worse for wear.
Now, this was cosmic.
Really. Because we had found a way to de-animate a mammal, and it didn't hurt it.
Now, we'd found a way to reduce its oxygen consumption to rock-bottom levels, and it was fine.
Now, in this state of de-animation, it could not go out dancing, but it was not dead, and it was not harmed.
So we started to think: Is this the agent that might have been present in the skier, and might have she had more of it than someone else, and might that have been able to reduce her demand for oxygen before she got so cold that she otherwise would have died, as we found out with our worm experiments?
So, we wondered: Can we do anything useful with this capacity to control metabolic flexibility?
And one of the things we wondered -- I'm sure some of you out there are economists, and you know all about supply and demand.
And when supply is equal to demand, everything's fine, but when supply falls, in this case of oxygen, and demand stays high, you're dead.
So, what I just told you is we can now reduce demand.
We ought to be able to lower supply to unprecedented low levels without killing the animal.
And with money we got from DARPA, we could show just that.
If you give mice hydrogen sulfide, you can lower their demand for oxygen, and you can put them into oxygen concentrations that are as low as 5,000 feet above the top of Mt. Everest, and they can sit there for hours, and there's no problem.
Well this was really cool.
We also found out that we could subject animals to otherwise lethal blood loss, and we could save them if we gave them hydrogen sulfide.
So these proof of concept experiments led me to say "I should found a company, and we should take this out to a wider playing field."
I founded a company called Ikaria with others' help.
And this company, the first thing it did was make a liquid formulation of hydrogen sulfide an injectable form that we could put in and send it out to physician scientists all over the world who work on models of critical care medicine, and the results are incredibly positive.
In one model of heart attack, animals given hydrogen sulfide showed a 70 percent reduction in heart damage compared to those who got the standard of care that you and I would receive if we were to have a heart attack here today.
Same is true for organ failure, when you have loss of function owing to poor perfusion of kidney, of liver, acute respiratory distress syndrome and damage suffered in cardiac-bypass surgery.
So, these are the thought leaders in trauma medicine all over the world saying this is true, so it seems that exposure to hydrogen sulfide decreases damage that you receive from being exposed to otherwise lethal-low oxygen.
And I should say that the concentrations of hydrogen sulfide required to get this benefit are low, incredibly low.
In fact, so low that physicians will not have to lower or dim the metabolism of people much at all to see the benefit I just mentioned, which is a wonderful thing, if you're thinking about adopting this.
You don't want to be gorking people out just to save them, it's really confusing.
So, I want to say that we're in human trials.
Now, and so -- Thank you. The Phase 1 safety studies are over, and we're doing fine, we're now moved on.
We have to get to Phase 2 and Phase 3. It's going to take us a few years.
This has all moved very quickly, and the mouse experiments of hibernating mice happened in 2005; the first human studies were done in 2008, and we should know in a couple of years whether it works or not.
And this all happened really quickly because of a lot of help from a lot of people.
I want to mention that, first of all, my wife, without whom this talk and my work would not be possible, so thank you very much.
Also, the brilliant scientists who work at my lab and also others on staff, the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle, Washington -- wonderful place to work.
And also the wonderful scientists and businesspeople at Ikaria.
was take this technology of hydrogen sulfide, which is this start-up company that's burning venture capital very quickly, and they fused it with another company that sells another toxic gas that's more toxic than hydrogen sulfide, and they give it to newborn babies who would otherwise die from a failure to be able to oxygenate their tissues properly.
And this gas that is delivered in over a thousand critical care hospitals worldwide, now is approved, on label, and saves thousands of babies a year from certain death.
So it's really incredible for me to be a part of this.
And I want to say that I think we're on the path of understanding metabolic flexibility in a fundamental way, and that in the not too distant future, an EMT might give an injection of hydrogen sulfide, or some related compound, to a person suffering severe injuries, and that person might de-animate a bit, they might become a little more immortal.
Their metabolism will fall as though you were dimming a switch on a lamp at home.
And then, they will have the time, that will buy them the time, to be transported to the hospital to get the care they need.
And then, after they get that care -- like the mouse, like the skier, like the 65-year-old woman -- they'll wake up.
A miracle?
We hope not, or maybe we just hope to make miracles a little more common.
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ãããã¨ãããããžãã | Today, I want to show you a new kind of map.
This is not a geographic map.
This is a map of the relationships between people in my hometown of Baltimore, Maryland, and what you can see here is that each dot represents a person, each line represents a relationship between those people, and each color represents a community within the network.
Now, I'm here on the green side, down on the far right where the geeks are, and TEDx also is down on the far right. Now, on the other side of the network, you tend to have primarily African-American and Latino folks who are really concerned about somewhat different things than the geeks are, but just to give some sense, the green part of the network we call Smalltimore, for those of us that inhabit it,
because it seems as though we're living in a very small town.
We see the same people over and over again, but that's because we're not really exploring the full depth and breadth of the city.
On the other end of the network, you have folks who are interested in things like hip-hop music and they even identify with living in the DC/Maryland/Virginia area over, say, the Baltimore city designation proper.
But in the middle, you see that there's something that connects the two communities together, and that's sports.
We have the Baltimore Orioles, the Baltimore Ravens football team, Michael Phelps, the Olympian.
Under Armour, you may have heard of, is a Baltimore company, and that community of sports acts as the only bridge between these two ends of the network.
Let's take a look at San Francisco.
You see something a little bit different happening in San Francisco.
On the one hand, you do have the media, politics and news lobe that tends to exist in Baltimore and other cities, but you also have this very predominant group of geeks and techies that are sort of taking over the top half of the network, and there's even a group that's so distinct and clear that we can identify it as Twitter employees, next to the geeks, in between the gamers and the geeks,
at the opposite end of the hip-hop spectrum.
So you can see, though, that the tensions that we've heard about in San Francisco in terms of people being concerned about gentrification and all the new tech companies that are bringing new wealth and settlement into the city are real, and you can actually see that documented here.
You can see the LGBT community is not really getting along with the geek community that well, the arts community, the music community.
And so it leads to things like this.
["Evict Twitter"] Somebody sent me this photo a few weeks ago, and it shows what is happening on the ground in San Francisco, and I think you can actually try to understand that through looking at a map like this.
Let's take a look at Rio de Janeiro.
I spent the last few weeks gathering data about Rio, and one of the things that stood out to me about this city is that everything's really kind of mixed up.
It's a very heterogenous city in a way that Baltimore or San Francisco is not.
You still have the lobe of people involved with government, newspapers, politics, columnists.
TEDxRio is down in the lower right, right next to bloggers and writers.
But then you also have this tremendous diversity of people that are interested in different kinds of music.
Even Justin Bieber fans are represented here.
Other boy bands, country singers, gospel music, funk and rap and stand-up comedy, and there's even a whole section around drugs and jokes.
How cool is that?
And then the Flamengo football team is also represented here.
So you have that same kind of spread of sports and civics and the arts and music, but it's represented in a very different way, and I think that maybe fits with our understanding of Rio as being a very multicultural, musically diverse city.
So we have all this data.
It's an incredibly rich set of data that we have about cities now, maybe even richer than any data set that we've ever had before.
So what can we do with it?
Well, I think the first thing that we can try to understand is that segregation is a social construct.
It's something that we choose to do, and we could choose not to do it, and if you kind of think about it, what we're doing with this data is aiming a space telescope at a city and looking at it as if was a giant high school cafeteria, and seeing how everybody arranged themselves in a seating chart.
Well maybe it's time to shake up the seating chart a little bit.
The other thing that we start to realize is that race is a really poor proxy for diversity.
We've got people represented from all different types of races across the entire map here -- only looking at race doesn't really contribute to our development of diversity.
So if we're trying to use diversity as a way to tackle some of our more intractable problems, we need to start to think about diversity in a new way.
And lastly, we have the ability to create interventions to start to reshape our cities in a new way, and I believe that if we have that capability, we may even bear some responsibility to do so.
So what is a city?
I think some might say that it is a geographical area or a collection of streets and buildings, but I believe that a city is the sum of the relationships of the people that live there, and I believe that if we can start to document those relationships in a real way then maybe we have a real shot at creating those kinds of cities that we'd like to have.
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I can love jogging.
I can love a book, a movie.
I can love escalopes.
I can love my wife.
But there's a great difference between an escalope and my wife, for instance.
That is, if I value the escalope, the escalope, on the other hand, it doesn't value me back.
Whereas my wife, she calls me the star of her life.
Therefore, only another desiring conscience can conceive me as a desirable being.
I know this, that's why love can be defined in a more accurate way as the desire of being desired.
Hence the eternal problem of love: how to become and remain desirable?
The individual used to find by submitting his life to community rules.
You had a specific part to play according to your sex, your age, your social status, and you only had to play your part to be valued and loved by the whole community.
Think about the young woman who must remain chaste before marriage.
Think about the youngest son who must obey the eldest son, who in turn must obey the patriarch.
started in the 13th century, mainly in the Renaissance, in the West, that caused the biggest identity crisis in the history of humankind.
This phenomenon is modernity.
We can basically summarize it through a triple process.
First, a process of rationalization of scientific research, which has accelerated technical progress.
Next, a process of political democratization, which has fostered individual rights.
And finally, a process of rationalization of economic production and of trade liberalization.
These three intertwined processes have completely annihilated all the traditional bearings of Western societies, with radical consequences for the individual.
Now individuals are free any attitude, any choice, any object.
But as a result, they are themselves confronted with this same freedom that others have to value or disvalue them.
In other words, my value was once ensured by submitting myself to the traditional authorities.
Now it is quoted in the stock exchange.
On the free market of individual desires, I negotiate my value every day.
Hence the anxiety of contemporary man.
He is obsessed: "Am I desirable? How desirable?
How many people are going to love me?"
And how does he respond to this anxiety?
Well, by hysterically collecting symbols of desirability.
I call this act of collecting, along with others, seduction capital.
Indeed, our consumer society is largely based on seduction capital.
It is said about this consumption that our age is materialistic.
But it's not true! We only accumulate objects in order to communicate with other minds.
We do it to make them love us, to seduce them.
Nothing could be less materialistic, or more sentimental, than a teenager buying brand new jeans and tearing them at the knees, because he wants to please Jennifer.
Consumerism is not materialism.
It is rather what is swallowed up and sacrificed in the name of the god of love, or rather in the name of seduction capital.
In light of this observation on contemporary love, how can we think of love in the years to come?
We can envision two hypotheses: The first one consists of betting that this process of narcissistic capitalization will intensify.
It is hard to say what shape this intensification will take, because it largely depends on social and technical innovations, which are by definition difficult to predict.
But we can, for instance, imagine a dating website which, a bit like those loyalty points programs, uses seduction capital points that vary according to my age, my height/weight ratio, my degree, my salary, or the number of clicks on my profile.
We can also imagine a chemical treatment for breakups that weakens the feelings of attachment.
By the way, there's a program on MTV already in which seduction teachers treat heartache as a disease.
These teachers call themselves "pick-up artists."
"Artist" in French is easy, it means "artiste."
"Pick-up" is to pick someone up, but not just any picking up -- it's picking up chicks.
So they are artists of picking up chicks.
And they call heartache "one-itis."
In English, "itis" is a suffix that signifies infection.
One-itis can be translated as "an infection from one."
It's a bit disgusting. Indeed, for the pick-up artists, falling in love with someone is a waste of time, it's squandering your seduction capital, so it must be eliminated like a disease, like an infection.
We can also envision a romantic use of the genome.
Everyone would carry it around and present it like a business card to verify if seduction can progress to reproduction.
Of course, this race for seduction, like every fierce competition, will create huge disparities in narcissistic satisfaction, and therefore a lot of loneliness and frustration too.
So we can expect that modernity itself, which is the origin of seduction capital, would be called into question.
I'm thinking particularly of the reaction of neo-fascist or religious communes.
But such a future doesn't have to be.
Another path to thinking about love may be possible.
But how?
How to renounce the hysterical need to be valued?
Well, by becoming aware of my uselessness.
Yes, I'm useless.
But rest assured: so are you.
We are all useless.
This uselessness is easily demonstrated, because in order to be valued I need another to desire me, which shows that I do not have any value of my own.
I don't have any inherent value.
We all pretend to have an idol; we all pretend to be an idol for someone else, but actually we are all impostors, a bit like a man on the street who appears totally cool and indifferent, while he has actually anticipated and calculated so that all eyes are on him.
I think that becoming aware of this general imposture that concerns all of us would ease our love relationships.
It is because I want to be loved from head to toe, justified in my every choice, that the seduction hysteria exists.
And therefore I want to seem perfect so that another can love me.
I want them to be perfect so that I can be reassured of my value.
It leads to couples obsessed with performance who will break up, just like that, at the slightest underachievement.
In contrast to this attitude, I call upon tenderness -- love as tenderness.
What is tenderness?
To be tender is to accept the loved one's weaknesses.
It's not about becoming a sad couple of orderlies.
That's pretty bad.
On the contrary, there's plenty of charm and happiness in tenderness.
I refer specifically to a kind of humor that is unfortunately underused.
It is a sort of poetry of deliberate awkwardness.
I refer to self-mockery.
For a couple who is no longer sustained, supported by the constraints of tradition, I believe that self-mockery is one of the best means for the relationship to endure. | {
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She was probably excited about her new life as an Adventurer.
As a veteran, I decided to give her some advice.
âNia. The occupation of an Adventurer is a dangerous one.â
âI will keep that in mind!â
However, that was usually the case. You had to face actual danger in order to understand it.
It was like that for me and it must have been the same for Shia.
No amount of advice would have much meaning until then.
Still, I felt I had to say it.
âYouâre life is more important than anything. Itâs important to run when necessary.â
âAnd you must listen to everything that Shia tells you.â
I was worried. She was only eight. That was so young.
Maybe it was according to the beastkin tribeâs custom. But it was scary.
âDid you also become an Adventurer at eight, Shia?â
âThat is correct.â
âWere you always paired with your father?â
âI did pair with him, but most of the time, I was in a party.â
â...I see...â
Shia then turned to Serulis and bowed.
âWha-what is it, Shia?â
âI now have to take care of my younger sister. I will not be able to go on quests with you like before.â
Shia and Serulis had become quite close.
And they had been adventuring together.
When it came to experience on the field, there was a large gap between Shia and Serulis.
However, in terms of ability as warriors, they were mostly the same. They were a good team.
Serulis heard Shiaâs words and her face darkened.
âAre you saying that Iâd get in your way?â
âNo. Thatâs not it.â
âSo, because youâre taking care of Nia, you canât take care of me anymore...â
âNo, thatâs not what I meant. If I take Nia, we will mostly just be hunting demon rats and goblins.â
âAnd whatâs wrong with that?â
âSerulis, you have to keep raising your rank as an Adventurer. You canât afford to waste your time with us.â
Serulis looked at Shia seriously.
âIf you think Iâm just going to slow you two down, just say it.â
âReally?â
With this, Serulis finally smiled.
âI donât mind, then. All three of us can go, canât we? You said yourself that you were in a party at first?â
âThatâs true... But you know that weâll mostly be hunting demon rats?â
âI donât mind.â
âBut...that would be a waste. You broke the record of being the fastest person to rise to Rank-E in ten years...â
âShia. Donât underestimate me. I am not interested in those records.â âBut...â
âI want to become stronger.â
And then Serulis looked at me.
âJust look at Mister Locke. Heâs only an F-Ranker but heâs so strong.â
âWell, Mister Locke is...special...fraud...I mean...yes.â
I was actually S-Rank, so it was fraud.
âIn any case, if it wonât inconvenience you, I would like to join you two.â
â...If we can go adventuring with you, that would actually make me very happy.â
âMiss Serulis, thank you.â
Shia and Nia bowed.
âLet me know if there is anything that I can do. I will help with the demon rats and goblins if you need it.â
âOh, no. We wouldnât ask you, Mister Locke, to do something so insignificant as that.â
âI wouldnât mind, as long as I wasnât busy with something else. Donât be so modest.â
â...Thank you. Well, maybe will call you for help sometime then.â
And then Shia said to Nia,
âNia. Is this all of your belongings?â
âYes, sister.â
âThen we will go to the inn. We must hurry, or they will be out of rooms.â
âYes, letâs hurry.â
I stopped Shia just then.
âWell, wait. Milka is making dinner now. You should eat with us.â
âBut...â
âAnd you donât have to go to an inn, you can stay with us. We have extra rooms.â
âBut, we canât rely on your hospitality forever. I intend on getting a room quickly.â
Up until now, Shia had mostly stayed at inns.
And since Nia was here, she was thinking of borrowing a room.
âDonât worry about that now. You should stay here as if it were your own house.
âBut...â
âOr you could come to my house? We have empty rooms as well.â
I could understand how Shia felt.
I had wanted to get out of Goranâs house as soon as possible as well.
âI think you should stay here until you find a new room, at least.â
âGroof-groof!â
âSee, even Grulf wants you to stay.â
Grulf was running in a circle around Shia and Nia.
âThank you. If you insist, we will accept your kind offer.â
âMister Locke! Thank you!â
âYes, stay as long as you like. Considering we have to protect Lord Gerberga and eventually, Philly, it would be good having you here, Shia.â
âThatâs very kind of you to say... Thank you.â
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