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Yuzuriha!
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Sorry to keep you waiting.
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So, what's up, Taiju-kun?
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What did you want to tell me?
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I was afraid that by telling her how I feel,
she wouldn't even be my friend anymore.
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Hear me out, Yuzuriha.
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But today's the day.
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For the past five years, I've...
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What's that light?
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That day, everyone in the
world turned to stone.
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So you're finally awake, you big oaf.
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Today is October 5th, 5738.
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It's been a good 3,700 years.
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How can you tell exactly what day it is?
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I just counted.
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How else would I know?
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Humanity spent two million years getting
from the stone age to the modern age.
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We're going to sprint all
the way back to the top.
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I'm going to take the world back.
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And I'll figure out the science behind
the petrification and our revival.
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I'm going to save Yuzuriha.
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I'm going to beat fantasy with science.
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This is exhilarating.
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So, Senku, who are we reviving first?
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We're going to wake up everyone eventually.
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What does it matter who we start with?
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Although it would suck if we woke
up a murderer right off the bat.
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I see.
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I don't feel like choosing who we wake up.
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Taiju, it's your choice.
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Thanks, Senku.
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My answer is obvious.
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Good morning, world.
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Good Morning World!
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Good Morning World!
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How far have I walked?
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Only the pain in my feet.
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Gives me a sense of the distance.
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The hope for a beautiful view
at the end of a long night.
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Is what keeps me going today.
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The mountains of the gods,
the palaces of green.
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The depths of the caves,
the ends of the deep blue sky
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I'll go the full distance,
there are no limits.
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To the ends of the world.
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Good morning, world.
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Good Morning World!
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Good Morning World!
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Rid away the impossibility of the dark.
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An odyssey turning mythology
into the everyday.
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In this painstaking journey,
turning over every stone.
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We'll expand our world.
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The time has finally come.
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That water's going to undo the
petrification and revive her, right?
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Yeah, it should.
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I tried it on a piece of a shattered
statue, and it turned back into a corpse.
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You're so disrespectful!
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I did try putting all the
pieces back together first,
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but it looks like you can't save
someone once they're dead.
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They made a noble sacrifice.
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Send up a prayer or something.
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Right!
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Rest in peace, rest in peace...
Rest in peace, rest in peace...
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Sorry I kept you waiting
for 3,700 years, Yuzuriha.
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I'm going to bring you back to life now.
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Wait, Senku! Yuzuriha's naked!
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We can't!
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We can't revive her like this!
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Here we go again with
your illogical nonsense...
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We're in a stone world.
It's kind of an emergency.
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No one's going to care
if your butt's showing
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or if your dick's hanging out.
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Yuzuriha doesn't have a dick!
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That's not my point!
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We have to take her back to camp
and put clothes on her first.
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How heavy is that statue, anyway?
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Yuzuriha isn't fat!
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That's not my point.
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I mean, wouldn't it be ten billion times
quicker to wake her up and have her walk?
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How illogical can you-
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Wait, big oaf!
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Why is there a lion in Japan?!
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Why do you think?
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It's from a zoo, obviously!
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The staff must've been petrified while
the door was open or something!
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If they get out when no humans are around,
every herbivore in the zoo is on the menu.
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And if they go out into the city,
it's a pet buffet!
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So now they're literally
the king of beasts!
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In this stone world, the humans aren't
at the top of the food chain anymore!
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Why aren't they attacking us, though?
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They've never seen bipedals before.
We must look creepy as hell to them.
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We're the only humans in the world.
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They're alarmed, too.
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But it's only a matter of time now.
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Even if we get super lucky and
make it all the way back to camp,
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the best we can do is
fight them with spears.
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This game was practically
over before it even started!
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I can't let you die, Senku!
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You're humanity's last bastion,
the only one with scientific knowledge.
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If it comes down to it,
I'll be your shield!
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No!
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Think it over logically!
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I'm the brains, and you're the brawn.
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We can't lose either one!
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If we're going to run,
we need to run together!
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All right, got it!
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You've never even hit anyone,
ever since you were little.
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Your strong suit is fitness, not fighting.
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Senku, if we can't outrun them,
we have one last option...
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I found him earlier...
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The strongest primate
high-schooler, Shishio Tsukasa.
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Sorry, Yuzuriha.
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We need someone who can fight right now.
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If we do defeat the lions, I promise we'll-
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Shut up already. Let's just pour it on him.
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No! We're surrounded!
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They're coming!
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Sorry!
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I'm sure you have no idea what's going on
after being stuck for thousands of years...
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What's the situation?
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Your whole body is covered in stone.
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Lions from your nine
o'clock to two o'clock.
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Okay.
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You can fill me in on the
details of the situation later.
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But I'll promise you one thing:
You two will never be in danger again.
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From now on, I'll do the fighting.
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This is great, Senku!
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Humanity now has brains,
brawn, and brute force!
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The Three Musketeers are all here!
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I get that, but this Shishio
guy is way too strong.
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Is that a bad thing?
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Isn't it good to have
someone like him around?
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What if he turns out to be an evil
bureaucrat with insatiable greed?
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He's overpowered enough to beat
down a lion with his bare hands.
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In a world without guns,
he's ten billion percent unstoppable.
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Eek!
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Come hither, Yuzuriha.
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No way!
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We can't let that happen!
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Sorry, but would you mind lending
me some butchering tools?
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A knife, or even just stone
tools, if that's all we have.
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You're gonna eat the lion?
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You can eat lion?
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It's not poisonous.
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Although it is tough and reeks of ammonia,
not to mention it tastes horrible.
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You've had it before, Senku?!
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When I went to Africa to research Ebola.
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What kind of high schooler are you?!
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Though it was in self-defense,
I did kill it with my own hands.
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Yes...
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I want to give thanks to the circle
of life by putting all of it to use.
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That's all.
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He's great!
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Aren't you glad, Senku?
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He's no evil bureaucrat!
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He's a super good guy!
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I hope so.
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Well, I don't have even a millimeter
of interest in stuff like gratitude,
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but I absolutely agree
with not wasting meat.
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The two of you built this?
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Yeah.
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Hang on for a little longer, Yuzuriha.
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We'll save you as soon as we have
enough of that miracle water...
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the something-or-other acid.
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Laboratory.
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Laboratory?
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I'm Shishio Tsukasa.
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You can call me Tsukasa.
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Last names don't really mean
much in this world, do they?
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I'm Senku, the sane one
who's in charge of science.
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That's Taiju, the simple one
who's in charge of heavy lifting.
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I'm Taiju, the simple one.
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Nice to meet you.
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If you need any thinking done, ask Senku.
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What do you usually have to eat?
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Mainly wild greens and mushrooms,
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and the occasional rabbit for meat,
when we can catch one.
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All I ever dream about lately is eating
meat until my belly's about to explode!
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Well, you won't be living like that...
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any longer.
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I'll be in charge of fighting and hunting.
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This is awesome!
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Now that I'm on your side, you'll never
have any shortage of prey again.
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I see.
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So if you cook it immediately, you don't
need a fridge to keep it from going bad.
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I'm not cooking it.
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I'm using the aldehydes in the
smoke to kill the microbes.
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To put it simply enough for you
to understand, I'm smoking it.
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If Senku and I work together,
we'll have plenty of preserved food.
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Now we can finally take the
first step toward civilization.
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We were still at step zero?!
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Hey, Tsukasa, what's wrong?
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Sorry for startling you.
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This person was buried under the rock.
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He really is a good guy!
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He's a superhero at this point, huh?
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Man, I'm full.
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Time for a fun quiz.
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What's the most important thing we
need for a technological civilization?
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Ten billion points for the correct answer.
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Technological civilization?
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The most important thing we need?
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Smartphones!
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Sure, smartphones!
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Smartphones would be nice to have, huh?
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How many tens of billions
of years ahead are you?!
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Steel?
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Steel, too, but that's later.
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There's something more useful.
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Calcium carbonate.
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Of course!
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As always, I'm totally clueless!
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Ah, you mean lime.
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Yeah.
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That's putting it in terms that
a simple mind can understand.
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The stuff they use to
chalk athletic fields.
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So we're going to be looking
for a gym storage room
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to get something-or-other carbonate?!
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Yeah, that's it. A gym storage room.
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If only there were any still
around 3,700 years later!
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You know the shells that have been so
useful for trimming your beard, big oaf?
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Pulverize them into powder, and you have
that something-or-other carbonate stuff.
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All right!
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Brawn duty, here I come!
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Nothing's as exhilarating
as calcium carbonate.
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There are four insanely
useful ways to use it.
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First, agriculture.
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We use it to blow away
all the hydrogen ions.
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In other words, it upgrades the soil.
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Second, construction.
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Cook it together with sand,
and you have mortar.
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Mortar is basic cement.
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We can build huge furnaces and houses.
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Third, soap.
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Gather sodium carbonate from seaweed,
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mix it with oil,
and the reaction creates soap.
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Getting sick means game over in this world.
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This little chunk that
keeps germs off of us
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is our stone of life in
a world with no doctors.
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It's our doctor stone.
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Senku, you're an amazing man.
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In the moment after I revived, too,
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you communicated the situation
quickly and calmly.
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I've never seen anyone as clever as you.
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I admire you, truly.
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A man who praises a man to his
face is full of ulterior motives.
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It's been that way for ten billion years.
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What's your point?
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Oh, dear.
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I really didn't mean anything by it.
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I have a feeling you might be able to
build modern civilization from scratch.
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Yes.
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That's all I wanted to say.
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Whew!
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So this is how you build civilization, huh?
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Yeah, one step at a time.
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We're slowly but surely
approaching modern civilization.
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So, what's the fourth thing?
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You said there were four
handy uses for seashells.
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No, three.
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Didn't I say three?
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Huh? Did you?
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Man, even my memory is screwy!
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Shells! Shells! Shells! Shells! Shells!
Shells! Shells! Shells! Shells! Shells!
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We're free in this stone world.
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Shells never belonged to anyone.
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The same goes for the sea, and the land.
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There was once a poor boy who tried to make
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a necklace out of seashells for his younger
sister, who was undergoing surgery.
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His sister loved The Little Mermaid.
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But then, a middle-aged man who owned
the fishing rights to that spot arrived...
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and with him, the stench of liquor.
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The boy who was collecting
shells... or rather,
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according to the man,
the boy who was stealing shells,
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was beaten so badly that
his face was unrecognizable.
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He was never able to help his
sister be like the Little Mermaid.
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You do know what you're doing,
don't you, Tsukasa?
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You just killed a man.
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I know that, of course.
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Senku, do you intend to bring back
everyone, including the grown-ups
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whose hearts are tainted?
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Sure, they'll be grateful to you at first.
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But as soon as civilization returns,
the rich and powerful seniors will say,
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"That used to be my land."
"Pay your rent." "Pay your taxes."
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They'll rob the poor
youth of our future again.
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We must not bring that world back.
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This is a stone world.
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An untainted paradise.
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We'll revive only the pure-hearted youth
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and live in a natural
world owned by no one.
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It's a chance to purify humanity.
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Don't you agree, Senku?
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Not at all.
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Not even a millimeter.
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I'm a technology-loving
boy who gets excited over
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mechs and space and
Doraemon and stuff like that.
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I'm going to use the power of science
to rescue every single person.
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Maybe I don't know what to do.
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Hurry up, my mind is on the moon.
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Flying up to where the wind blew.
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In my hands awakens.
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The passion overflowing.
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Just wandering through this world.
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Your one shining pure.
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Could never be pierced
with a rusty knife
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I'm burning like a fire gone wild.
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The moment an arrow
shot through my heart.
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The noise plaguing me was released.
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Everything was different
from that moment on.
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If I don't try, I'll never know.
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Why do flowers bloom?
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Your voice echoes.
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Tell me why?
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I just shouted to the sky.
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But you are no no no longer here,
that's right?
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The life we confirmed that day.
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You can call it a fleeting
dream if you want.
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But I'll save you from a wounded today.
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Next Episode.
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Weapons of Science.
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This is a work of fiction, but the plants, animals, and production methods described are based on reality. Foraging and
making things on your own accord is extremely dangerous and, in some cases, illegal. Please do not imitate without expertise.
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