Owari no Chronicle:Volume4 Chapter 17 - Revision history

N-Ch at 04:20, 13 August 2026

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N-Ch at 04:00, 13 May 2026

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	What should he do?		What should he do?

	With his past in the ~~3rd Production Room~~ before his eyes, he had run away. That had reminded him of a certain fact.		With his past in the third production room before his eyes, he had run away. That had reminded him of a certain fact.

	…''That is where I used to be.		…''That is where I used to be.
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	He trembled as he stared at the slope which was partially covered in concrete.		He trembled as he stared at the slope which was partially covered in concrete.

	The trembling he had felt in front of the ~~3rd Production Room~~ returned.		The trembling he had felt in front of the third production room returned.

	Choosing the old road would bring trembling.		Choosing the old road would bring trembling.

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	“A-an experiment? What kind of experiment?”		“A-an experiment? What kind of experiment?”

	“The same experiment they had earlier performed on Hamburg, Germany and failed. While bombing, they used flammable fuel in place of normal explosives. They performed a firebombing,” said Sayama. “Tokyo was constructed from wood, so the result of the experiment was clear. In one night, approximately ~~120~~ thousand people died and almost all buildings in Tokyo were destroyed. That experiment elicited the greatest cry of pain Japan gave during World War Two.”		“The same experiment they had earlier performed on Hamburg, Germany and failed. While bombing, they used flammable fuel in place of normal explosives. They performed a firebombing,” said Sayama. “Tokyo was constructed from wood, so the result of the experiment was clear. In one night, approximately one hundred twenty thousand people died and almost all buildings in Tokyo were destroyed. That experiment elicited the greatest cry of pain Japan gave during World War Two.”

	“You mean…”		“You mean…”

N-Ch at 05:06, 1 November 2025

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	What did he mean?		What did he mean?

	The other Gears were connected to Low Gear in fixed places via the ley lines. However, she had not heard of any indirect effects like that. And this would be something similar to destruction.		The other Gears were connected to Low-Gear in fixed places via the ley lines. However, she had not heard of any indirect effects like that. And this would be something similar to destruction.

	“Y-you’re kidding, right? After all, Tokyo is right here. It wasn’t destroyed.”		“Y-you’re kidding, right? After all, Tokyo is right here. It wasn’t destroyed.”
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	That wave resembled a giant serpent. It was the largest fire current created by the center of Tokyo burning. It undulated, blew across the rows of houses, and brought a burning wind.		That wave resembled a giant serpent. It was the largest fire current created by the center of Tokyo burning. It undulated, blew across the rows of houses, and brought a burning wind.

	“Now, Ooshiro Hiromasa. This is a crossroads. To take responsibility for being able to do nothing, will you throw away your protective stone and wish to be destroyed along with everyone else? Or will cling to your small life and expose yourself to the shame?”		“Now, Ooshiro Hiromasa. This is a crossroads. To take responsibility for being able to do nothing, will you throw away your protective stone and wish to be destroyed along with everyone else? Or will you cling to your small life and expose yourself to the shame?”

	The expanding flames seemed to answer Sayama.		The expanding flames seemed to answer Sayama.

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	''Not everything is inevitable		''Not everything is inevitable

	''There are some places where “yes” will certainly be said		''There are some places where “yes” will certainly be said<ref>'certainly' and 'yes' are 'kanarazu' and 'shikari', the kanji of which when together are the word 'inevitable' ('hitsuzen').</ref>

	''But the one to shout it has to reach that place first		''But the one to shout it has to reach that place first
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	“Rain.”		“Rain.”

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	“Sf, how is my old man doing?”		“Sf, how is my old man doing?”

	“Testament. He is holed up in his room. Should I check inside with my ~~thermovision~~?”		“Testament. He is holed up in his room. Should I check inside with my thermal vision?”

	“Can you also shoot lasers? If he’s playing an 18+ game, fire one into his ass.”		“Can you also shoot lasers? If he’s playing an 18+ game, fire one into his ass.”

	“Eye beams is an available option. Please email a request to German UCAT’s Sf Development Official. Students receive a ~~50%~~ discount, so I can forge a student ID if necessary.”		“Eye beams is an available option. Please email a request to German UCAT’s Sf Development Official. Students receive a fifty percent discount, so I can forge a student ID if necessary.”

	“Oh? How kind of you. What goes on in that brain of yours?”		“Oh? How kind of you. What goes on in that brain of yours?”
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	“That statement is incorrect. Based on the records I have recently reviewed and the conversation from the other day, 2nd-Gear was destroyed because the people of the Gear overused their control system until they lost control of it.”		“That statement is incorrect. Based on the records I have recently reviewed and the conversation from the other day, 2nd-Gear was destroyed because the people of the Gear overused their control system until they lost control of it.”

	“That’s why. If there was anything the people of 2nd-Gear could have done, they could have shared the sin. But my old man’s old man was the one who should have been able to do something. He failed on his own and bore the sin on his own,” explained Itaru. “Remember this: my old man’s feelings about this are complicated. He’s the one person who knows the full story.”		“That’s why. If there was anything the people of 2nd-Gear could have done, they could have shared the sin. But my old man’s old man was the one who should have been able to do something. He failed on his own and bore the sin on his own,” explained Itaru. “Remember this: My old man’s feelings about this are complicated. He’s the one person who knows the full story.”

	“The full story?”		“The full story?”
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	“A-are we going to the station? Are we going back? Is it going to rain soon?”		“A-are we going to the station? Are we going back? Is it going to rain soon?”

	“Ha ha ha. I will answer each of our questions in turn: we can reach the station from anywhere, we can return at any time, and we still have some time before it rains. After all, we are on our way to a moment in the past.”		“Ha ha ha. I will answer each of our questions in turn: We can reach the station from anywhere, we can return at any time, and we still have some time before it rains. After all, we are on our way to a moment in the past.”

	Sayama let go of her hand and pulled a book from the paper bag under his arm.		Sayama let go of her hand and pulled a book from the paper bag under his arm.
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	“I have finally found a common point between 2nd-Gear and us for this Leviathan Road. Here it is.”		“I have finally found a common point between 2nd-Gear and us for this Leviathan Road. Here it is.”

	“An overview of American aerial missions during World War Two? ~~How… How~~ is this a common point?”		“An overview of American aerial missions during World War Two? How…how is this a common point?”

	“Do you remember when the project to build Susaou began? March 12, 1945. …When you think about it, there is no greater point in common. Do you remember back in UCAT’s cafeteria when I said I would mention something once I had confirmation?”		“Do you remember when the project to build Susaou began? March 12, 1945. …When you think about it, there is no greater point in common. Do you remember back in UCAT’s cafeteria when I said I would mention something once I had confirmation?”
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	Was he in a village, a town, or a city?		Was he in a village, a town, or a city?

	Sayama knew the answer: ~~this~~ was Tokyo.		Sayama knew the answer: This was Tokyo.

	The sky was covered with dark clouds and smoke. Flames and wind blew across the land.		The sky was covered with dark clouds and smoke. Flames and wind blew across the land.
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	“What should I do?”		“What should I do?”

	There was a simple answer: he just had to stop having these thoughts.		There was a simple answer: He just had to stop having these thoughts.

	He just needed to forget about his power. If he did not, he could not be honest with Natsu and Harumi.		He just needed to forget about his power. If he did not, he could not be honest with Natsu and Harumi.
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	Shinjou looked up and gave a weak smile.		Shinjou looked up and gave a weak smile.

	“Oh, sure. Thanks. What kind is it? Don’t tell me it’s ~~100%~~ sea urchin juice or something.”		“Oh, sure. Thanks. What kind is it? Don’t tell me it’s one hundred percent sea urchin juice or something.”

	“Ha ha ha. We are not in a shady secret organization beneath Okutama. It is just tea.”		“Ha ha ha. We are not in a shady secret organization beneath Okutama. It is just tea.”
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	This was a place of memories. It had once received that concrete makeup, but the rain caused hard mud to spew from the cracks and from above. Its old face peeked through.		This was a place of memories. It had once received that concrete makeup, but the rain caused hard mud to spew from the cracks and from above. Its old face peeked through.

	As the mud spilled down, he heard a soft noise. It seemed to be asking a gentle question: ~~why~~ are you here?		As the mud spilled down, he heard a soft noise. It seemed to be asking a gentle question: Why are you here?

	The sun must have warmed the ground because mist began to rise across the area.		The sun must have warmed the ground because mist began to rise across the area.
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	“…!”		“…!”

	He twisted his body, bent forward, and arched ~~backwards~~.		He twisted his body, bent forward, and arched backward.

	His body stretched toward the sky, breath passed from his lungs to his throat and his mouth, and he let out a cry.		His body stretched toward the sky, breath passed from his lungs to his throat and his mouth, and he let out a cry.
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	She did not know what expression was on her face.		She did not know what expression was on her face.

	Sayama’s slightly frowning expression told her the answer: ~~she~~ was about to cry.		Sayama’s slightly frowning expression told her the answer: She was about to cry.

	“Shinjou-kun.”		“Shinjou-kun.”