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Here right, next left, I can't go anywhere from here
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Right and left, rift and leght
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Hey, don't stick your hands or feet out the window!
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Left here, then go right
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No matter which way I go I end up in the same place
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Sunny and cloudy, and then sometimes it's rainy
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That's what this is like
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If I make too many stops, before I know it
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the day will end, the year will end, and so will my wits
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My tummy's rumbling, so let's go back
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Let's go back home right away
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When my heart wanders, your smile will be my signpost
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Let's go back together, hand in hand
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Let's go back home together
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You're always there, and you always find me
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Even if it's roundabout, it's not a detour
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Calendarstory
Koyomi Sand
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Iunius
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Cyclists, please dismount
your bike and walk it
alongside you while
you cross the bridge
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Oh, good day, Mr. Lethararagy.
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Mr. Lethararagy
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Hold up, Hachikuji.
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Clearance height
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Go very slowly
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Please refrain from calling out to me as if you're utterly tired of our talks and all that's left is a vast sense of fatigue.
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My name is Araragi.
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Sorry! I bit my tongue.
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No, you did it deliberately.
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I bwit my twongue!
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It wasn't deliberate?!
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Clearance height
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Go very slowly
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Where are you off to today, Araragi?
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Why, to school of course.
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We've spoken about this quite recently.
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I've left my life of a failing student behind me and
decided to embrace the diligent high schooler life.
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Thus, I'm going to school.
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Even a student who isn't serious goes to school.
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Hey, Hachikuji.
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There's something I need to tell you.
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Whatever may it be?
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Oshino.
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Oshino Meme.
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That lovable geezer of a specialist has left the town.
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That's a rather sudden development.
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You never met him directly,
so his departure might not mean much to you,
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but you weren't complete strangers.
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So I just thought I'd better let you know.
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Oh, Araragi!
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What became of your predicament?
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Predicament?
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Which one are you referring to?
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You know what I'm talking about. This.
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Or would another way of putting it clarify matters?
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Well done on shirking that 5,000,000 yen debt.
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I didn't shirk nothing!
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Listen here, Hachikuji.
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An Araragi always pays his debts.
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I paid off what I owed Oshino in full.
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My debt book is as clean as my person.
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You don't say...
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Well, that's a bit disappointing.
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Why?
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Well, just the other day, that's all you could talk about.
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Which day?
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Around when you were being
stalked by that speedy simian.
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You told me that you owed a large amount of money
to Oshino and sought my consultation on the matter.
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And during our consultation you mentioned that you needn't repay him in physical currency,
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but you could probably monetize especially unusual stories about oddities and the like.
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Currently buying bonds
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Please
refrain
from
asking
for
alternate
change.
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We exchange currency
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Police patrol here
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24 Hour
CCTV
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Money Exchange
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Nothing suss going on here
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Cash out your pachinko winnings
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Acquainted with Antiquaries
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Items in shop are for sale
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Oh, I might've said that, yeah.
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And so, Araragi,
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ever since I have humbly been out taking walks to
seek out any such pertinent tales that might aid you.
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Stories of oddities, or just odd stories; things like that.
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You were doing all that for little old me?
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But now my plan to sell off those meticulously sought out tales to you has been ruined.
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Plan? To sell?!
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You weren't just gonna tell me?
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Of course not.
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Come on, Araragi.
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I won't set the asking price at 5,000,000 yen.
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Just make me an offer.
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Make it worth my while.
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Just so I know, how much was
Hachikuji the Moneybags after?
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Fifty yen will seal the deal.
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Dirt cheap!
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Well, it's only worth that much, anyway.
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You were trying to pawn off something with an MSRP of 50 yen for 5,000,000 yen?!
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So, what's this tale about?
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Let's hear it.
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But of course.
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It is a story of sand.
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Sand?
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It was, if I had to describe it, like a demon scowling up at me.
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A bloodcurdling visage.
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The sand itself seemed as if it were an oddity.
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Hachikuji discovered this as she was traipsing around looking for peculiar phenomena to sell off to me.
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Fireworks which produce significant noise, or are
otherwise dangerous, are strictly prohibited within the park.
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Naoetsu City Maintenance Department Environmental Revitalization Center
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Notice
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Please do not bring your dog to this park.
Dog mess is greatly troubling users of the park.
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Naoetsu City
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Let's all take our rubbish home.
We keep the park clean together.
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Please do not engage in any
prohibited play in the park.
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Naoetsu City Office Environmental Furtherment Division
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So it's possible that she was just seeing what she wanted to see in the surface of a quite ordinary sandbox.
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But would that account for her seeing the exact same demonic face in the sand on multiple different days?
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That is to say,
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the sand in the box would always
amend itself in that ogre-like guise
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no matter how it was manipulated or played with during the day.
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An amending abomination.
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It was as if the sand itself possessed a will of its own.
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Well, the natural thing to assume
would be that this is just some prank.
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It's just plain old sand.
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I thought I might be able to evoke some reaction if I played in the sandbox like a child, but...
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It's in really bad taste for a prank,
and someone needs some scolding.
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Naoetsu Park
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But I guess it's not my place to interfere based solely on that sentiment.
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Given that it's not an oddity,
it doesn't call for any immediate action.
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Especially if it's the work of human hands.
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Hanekawa Tsubasa
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Hane kawa
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No group
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Hey, Araragi.
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There's something on my mind.
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You free to chat?
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Yeah, no problem.
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Hanekawa Tsubasa
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Hane kawa
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No group
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So, it's about something I heard from Senjougahara when she checked in for her regular report.
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Regular report?! The hell is that?!
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During that I happened to catch something interesting.
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You said you were planning on
checking out the sandbox in a park
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on the way home from studying at Senjougahara's place.
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Is that all done and dusted now?
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Just wanted to give you a call once you dealt with it.
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Shame.
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Shame on you, Araragi.
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I thought you of all people would've been able to resolve the situation smoothly.
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I only wanted to get an after-the-fact report on the matter.
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An after-the-fact report...
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You've overlooked an important aspect of the investigation.
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You jumped to conclusions.
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Overlooked what?
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You made the false assumption that the alteration had
to be caused by either an oddity or human intervention.
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Isn't that right?
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Yeah, I guess I kinda did assume that.
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Wait, there's another possible explanation?
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Hanekawa Tsubasa
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Hane kawa
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No group
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There sure is.
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A third force.
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That never occurred to me.
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You sure do know everything.
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I don't know everything.
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I just know what I know.
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A third force...
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If it wasn't caused by either humankind nor an oddity, that'd leave us with...
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Well, thinking logically and eliminating those two options,
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Oddity
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Human
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the only other thing I can come up with is a natural cause.
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No group
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That's exactly right.
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So you do get it, Araragi.
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But a natural phenomenon couldn't possibly cause such—
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Let me clarify something, Araragi.
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The forces of nature aren't restrained to just the wind and rain, right?
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Now for the epilogue—or rather, the outcome.
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Let me point something out.
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You kept proclaiming that you investigated the sandbox,
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but you only really looked at the sand, right?
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A sandbox is only a sandbox when it's a box holding sand.
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So you can't have really investigated the sandbox thoroughly if you never checked the box itself.
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Which leads me to sand being heavy.
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Every regular, garden-variety sand.
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It needed no further pondering.
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The bottom of the sandbox had been torn asunder.
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The truth of the matter was that the fissure in the box,
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likely caused by a coupling of time and weight, as Hanekawa pointed out, resulted in the sand settling into a pattern.
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The pattern being in the shape of a demon was, as one might expect, purely coincidence.
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For the time being, it was merely a natural phenomenon leading to a strange pattern in the sand,
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but if the crack were left alone and continued to grow,
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the reality is that the bottom of the box would eventually fall out, and the sand and the dirt would mix,
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which could lead to an incident of quicksand or liquefaction.
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But even if it didn't come to that worst-case scenario,
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playing in a broken box is worryingly dangerous.
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It warrants immediate action.
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So that's why Hanekawa scolded me.
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I guess I better call park management.
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The biggest threat to the peace, and most terrifying force,
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seems to have been neither human action nor the work of an oddity, but rather nature itself.
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As horrifying as a demon,
as frightening as the human condition.
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I kick a stone away to get rid of my worries
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I'm downplaying the flutter I feel this April
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We were happy children full of curiosity
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I was the one who pushed you forward
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Let's escape our confines and stop on the way
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Let's ride our bikes to far away
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carrying our hopes and dreams in the basket
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The future we talked about looks nice
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The shadows grow longer,
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and we are none the wiser
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