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	The red room is a sort of gathering place, just as Hazel said.		The red room is a sort of gathering place, just as Hazel said.
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	“Venera!”		“Venera!”

	The man yells Hazels name as soon as he comes in, rushing in and talking non-stop. After he hands over the paper slip in his hands, his now empty hands continue moving continuously, as though he’s chopping vegetables—it should be a personal habit of his when he talks. His gaze tells us how frenzied he is, his huge golden eyes moving left and right behind those thick lenses. I don’t mean to look down on any YUTA(1), though.		The man yells Hazels name as soon as he comes in, rushing in and talking non-stop. After he hands over the paper slip in his hands, his now empty hands continue moving continuously, as though he’s chopping vegetables—it should be a personal habit of his when he talks. His gaze tells us how frenzied he is, his huge golden eyes moving left and right behind those thick lenses. I don’t mean to look down on any YUTA<ref>Yuta are witches or prophetesses in areas like Okinawa, apparently. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryukyuan_religion#Yuta)</ref>, though.

	That white mold-like beard, especially, that covers his cheeks and chin, look awfully familiar…		That white mold-like beard, especially, that covers his cheeks and chin, look awfully familiar…
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	“Ajira-san!?”		“Ajira-san!?”

	“Y-yujira-san…!?~~(2)~~”		“Y-yujira-san…!?<ref>Again, will verify. One word changes from the line above, but I have no way of telling if it’s a typo.</ref>”

	This man is the translator who attended the summit. That white mold beard that stands on end whenever he gets agitated is still the same. I remember clearly the nametag on his chest with the error: ‘Translator: Ajira’, but the third words seems to be horizontally inverted.		This man is the translator who attended the summit. That white mold beard that stands on end whenever he gets agitated is still the same. I remember clearly the nametag on his chest with the error: ‘Translator: Ajira’, but the third words seems to be horizontally inverted.
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	~~1. Yuta are witches or prophetesses in areas like Okinawa, apparently. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryukyuan_religion#Yuta)~~

	~~2. Again, will verify. One word changes from the line above, but I have no way of telling if it’s a typo~~.
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