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In middle school, during social studies class, each student would receive their own blank map. |
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It was a Japan with only its outline drawn. |
It was a Japan with only its outline drawn. |
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From here I added mountains to my blank map. |
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My new blank map was shining brilliantly, and I began adding things I believed would appear in the future. |
My new blank map was shining brilliantly, and I began adding things I believed would appear in the future. |
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+ | | Return to [[Maria-sama_ga_Miteru|Main Page]] |
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+ | | Forward to [[Maria-sama_ga_Miteru:Volume22_Chapter1|Chapter 1]] |
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Latest revision as of 09:01, 14 September 2010
Prologue[edit]
In middle school, during social studies class, each student would receive their own blank map.
When I was given my new blank map, I tasted a happiness I could not even express.
It was a Japan with only its outline drawn.
We had only to draw in fine lines demarking the prefectures, and showing the rivers.
From here I added mountains to my blank map.
I created cities.
I added in all the prefectural offices to the prefectures, and even added climate details.
But nothing had yet been added on top of my map.
From here I created a world above my blank map, almost as if I was doing what god would do.
With this, I would create such a beautiful world that no-one in the class could exceed.
I can do this.
And when the page was filled, I added things to the map that had not been printed in the first page.
My new blank map was shining brilliantly, and I began adding things I believed would appear in the future.
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