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It was a throne.
  
It was a throne.
   
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A throne which seats the being whom governs the entirety of this world.
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A throne which the being who governed the entirety of this world sat on.
   
 
There, he was seated.
  
There, he was seated.
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A very, very tall tower.
  
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A spire was projected out, almost piercing the heavens,.
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Almost piercing the heavens, a spire is projected out.
  
   
 
He sat there in the highest room of the tower.
  
He sat there in the highest room of the tower.
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Extending in front of the throne were sinews smeared red.
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Extending in front of the throne were long sinews of smeared red.
   
 
They continued all the way to the entrance of the room.
  
They continued all the way to the entrance of the room.
   
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The door was opened, but beyond was just the open air.
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The door was opened and what was beyond it was air.
   
 
Where the heavens, the skys, and the streets no longer occupied by people, spread out.
  
Where the heavens, the skys, and the streets no longer occupied by people, spread out.
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Because in order to set the curse in motion, the life of all the humans here were invoked as an intermediary.
  
Because in order to set the curse in motion, the life of all the humans here were invoked as an intermediary.
   
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That's why here, there are no people.
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That was why there were no people here.
   
 
"...... No, in the first place,"
  
"...... No, in the first place,"
   
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Always, there has never been anyone around himself.
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Always, there had never been anyone around, except for himself.
   
 
Always, alone.
  
Always, alone.
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Always, in solitude.
  
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That's why always, he had been lonesome.
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That was why always, he had been lonesome.
   
 
"............"
  
"............"
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Was it echoing throughout the room or was it within his mind?
  
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It was unclear.
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He was uncertain about that.
   
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However, still the voice resounded.
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However, the voice still resounded.
   
 
The voice resounded.
  
The voice resounded.
   
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At the voice, he raised his listless face. His black hair neatly combed back, his black eyes slackened yet cold, as if having given up on everything.
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At the sound of the voice, he raised his listless face. His black hair neatly combed back, his black eyes slack yet cold, as if having given up on everything.
   
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As he lifted those eyes, a strange creature was there.
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As he lifted those eyes, a strange creature appeared there.
   
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In the interval of the throne, a strange monster was hanging down from the ceiling.
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In the interval of the throne, a strange monster was hanging from the ceiling.
   
 
And then, it spoke.
  
And then, it spoke.
   
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"Hey hey, I can finally have a proper conversation with you, Monster-kun of the otherworld."
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"Hey hey, I can finally have a proper conversation with you, Monster-kun of the Other World."
   
 
"............"
  
"............"
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With eight arms and twelve eyes.
  
With eight arms and twelve eyes.
   
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Amongst the eyes, seven turn towards beyond the doors—
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Amongst the eyes, seven turned towards beyond the doors—
   
 
"Before your troublesome best friend comes to take you back, I better somehow persuade you."
  
"Before your troublesome best friend comes to take you back, I better somehow persuade you."
   
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— As the remaining eyes turn towards here, he asked,
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— As the remaining eyes turn back to the other person in the room, the monster asked,
   
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"Isnt that right, Ryner Lute-kun?"
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"Isn't that right, Ryner Lute-kun?"
   
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To that he,
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To that he gave no answer,
   
 
"............"
  
"............"

Revision as of 13:00, 5 September 2012

Prologue - The Interval of the King

It was a throne.

A throne which the being who governed the entirety of this world sat on.

There, he was seated.

"............."


There was a tower.

A very, very tall tower.

A spire was projected out, almost piercing the heavens,.

He sat there in the highest room of the tower.

"............"


Extending in front of the throne were long sinews of smeared red.

They continued all the way to the entrance of the room.

The door was opened and what was beyond it was air.

Where the heavens, the skys, and the streets no longer occupied by people, spread out.

That's right.

In this town— this country, there are no longer people.

Because in order to set the curse in motion, the life of all the humans here were invoked as an intermediary.

That was why there were no people here.

"...... No, in the first place,"

Always, there had never been anyone around, except for himself.

Always, alone.

Always, in solitude.

That was why always, he had been lonesome.

"............"

With a sad face, he gazed outside.

Looking down on the town below the castle with no living beings.

As he did so, a voice resounded.

Was it echoing throughout the room or was it within his mind?

He was uncertain about that.

However, the voice still resounded.

The voice resounded.

At the sound of the voice, he raised his listless face. His black hair neatly combed back, his black eyes slack yet cold, as if having given up on everything.

As he lifted those eyes, a strange creature appeared there.

In the interval of the throne, a strange monster was hanging from the ceiling.

And then, it spoke.

"Hey hey, I can finally have a proper conversation with you, Monster-kun of the Other World."

"............"

"It was quite difficult, getting this far. Would you be able to understand my tribulations?"

"............"

"Well, since I've reached this far, I don't intend to discuss the process of my hardships. Then for now, I'll have you hang out with me for a little while, okay?"

"............"

"Of course its okay, 'cause you are always so lonesome. You'd even want to talk with frail little ol' me, right? 'Cause you can't help but yearn, and yearn, and yearn for someone, right?"

"............"

"That's why you would even lend an ear to unsightly, petty me. Without killing me, you leave me be."

"............"

"Well then, its about time to start— to start our world."

"............"

And then, the monster descended from the ceiling.

With eight arms and twelve eyes.

Amongst the eyes, seven turned towards beyond the doors—

"Before your troublesome best friend comes to take you back, I better somehow persuade you."

— As the remaining eyes turn back to the other person in the room, the monster asked,

"Isn't that right, Ryner Lute-kun?"

To that he gave no answer,

"............"


Ryner—

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