3 - Necessarius (The Church of Necessary Evil)
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Index says that she has\n103,000 volumes of grimoires\n
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memorized inside her head.\n
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I somehow managed to avoid the sorcerer,\n
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but Index's injuries are severe.\n
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She says that they can\nbe treated by using magic,\n
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but the students in this city\nare unable to use this magic stuff.\n
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Which is why I've asked\nMiss Komoe for her help.\n
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"A Certain Magical Index"\n
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*From the reason why I live here *
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*to everything I encounter in this place, *
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*though we may be worlds apart *
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*wherever I am, my feelings won't budge *
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*I'll turn my back to the pain *
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*that stabs at my heart, and the sneering *
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*of those lucky people who look on *
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*My fate invites the inevitable suffering *
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*My legs, starting to shake, remember...
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...with conviction *
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*Protecting requires more than just dreams *
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*and unreliable power *
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*My hand now knows that, so I won't waver *
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"#03 Necessarius (The Church of Necessary Evil)"\n
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"#03 Necessarius (The Church of Necessary Evil)"\nWhat is the current time?\n
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"#03 Necessarius (The Church of Necessary Evil)"\nWhat time is it, Japan Standard Time? Also, the date, please?\n
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\nWhat time is it, Japan Standard Time? Also, the date, please?\n
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July 20th, half past 8 p.m.\n
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You didn't appear to look\nat a clock. Is that time precise?\n
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There aren't any clocks\nin my place to begin with.\n
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My internal clock is\naccurate to the second,\n
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so that's not an issue. \n
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My eating habits and\nexercise rhythms are fixed,\n
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so I can regulate my internal clock.\n
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Judging by the stars' positions\nand the phase of the moon,\n
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it is consistent with Sirius' position\n
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to within a 0.038 margin of error.\n
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I can thereby confirm it.\nThe current time, Japan Standard Time,\n
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is July 20th, 8:30 p.m., is that right?\n
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Yes. To be precise,\nwe just passed the 53 second mark.\n
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N-No, you mustn't get up!\n
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It is no matter. I can regenerate.\n
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The cusp of Cancer.\n
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The hours between 8 p.m. and 12\nmidnight. The direction facing west.\n
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The protection of Undine,\nthe angel as cherub...\n
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What is that you're doing?\n
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Magic.\n
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From this point on, I will need\nto borrow your hands and your body.\n
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If you will do as I instruct you,\n
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we will get through\nthis with no one getting hurt,\n
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and no one will end up\nholding anything against you.\n
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Whatever, just lie down.\nWe'll wait for the ambulance. Let's see...\n
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Bandages... bandages...\n
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It will be impossible to\ncompletely close up my wound \n
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with those measures. I do not\nunderstand the word "ambulance,"\n
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but will it be able to\ncompletely close up my wound,\n
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as well as restore the life\nforce, mana, to necessary levels\n
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within my body in the next several minutes?\n
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So, what should I do? I am not a magical girl.\n
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I am grateful for your cooperation.\n
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First...\n
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What is that black item over there?\n
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This is a game memory card.\n
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Please place it in the center of the table.\n
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It's a tea table, actually.\n
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Is this a miniature of the room?\n
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The materials have no bearing. \n
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As long as the forms\nand functions are the same,\n
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the ceremony is possible.\n
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What are those?\n
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The placement of the beer cans. \n
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But more importantly,\nI'd be most appreciative\n
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if you follow my instructions precisely.\n
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If there are any missteps in the process,\n
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there is a risk of your neural\nnetwork and pathways burning out.\n
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Failure would mean the\ndestruction of your body, and death.\n
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That is what I'm telling you.\n
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We will call down an angel,\nand create a temple.\n
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Please follow after me, and chant.\n
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Link established.\n
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Link?\n
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The temple we created on\nthis table is linked with this room.\n
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Whatever happens in this\nroom will also happen on the table.\n
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Whatever happens on the table\nwill also happen inside the room.\n
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Now, visualize!\n
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H-Huh?\n
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A golden angel, with the\nbody of a child, and two wings--\n
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the form of a beautiful angel!\n
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An angel...\n
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You can't tell me to\nsuddenly create an angel...\n
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H-Huh...?\n
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You are not actually summoning an angel.\n
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As the spellcaster, you create\nthe form of an angel by your will.\n
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R-Right.\n
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A cute angel... A cute angel... \n
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A cute angel... A cute angel...\nA cute angel... \n
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A cute angel... A cute angel...\n
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Huh?\n
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I'm not really summoning an angel, you say?\n
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Form stabilization has failed.\n
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So long as the temple is protected\nby the minimum blue color Undine,\n
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it is no matter. We will continue.\n
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A cute angel... A cute angel...\nA cute angel... A cute angel... \n
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A cute angel... A cute angel... \n
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A cute angel... A cute angel...\nA cute angel... \n
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Mana replenishment being achieved,\naversion of mortal danger confirmed.\n
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John's Pen returning to dormancy.\n
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Are you all right?\n
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I just need my own strength to recover now.\n
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The wound itself has closed up, so I'll be fine.\n
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Thank goodness I didn't\nbring anything down on him.\n
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Bring anything down on him?\n
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If I had died here, it may\nhave weighed heavily on him.\n
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You are more concerned about\nKamijo than you are about yourself?\n
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I don't know.\n
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Somehow, I don't really know... but...\n
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For that matter,\n
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how is it that the beer-loving, chain-smoking,\n
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grown-up Miss Komoe's pajamas\nare such a perfect match for you?\n
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Geez, what is the difference in your ages?\n
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I wish you wouldn't talk down to us.\n
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I think that these pajamas might be\n
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a bit too tight in the chest, even for me.\n
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Y-You're making fun of me!\n
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Huh? But...\n
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But what?\n
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Nothing.\n
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I am an adult.\n
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By the way, Kamijo,\njust who is this girl to you?\n
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Younger sister.\n
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-- You've taken your lies too far!\n-- Ah, I'm sorry! I'm so sorry!\n
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-- She's a silver-haired, blue-eyed foreign national!\n-- I'm sorry I lied! Forgive me!\n
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Kamijo!\n
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Teacher, can I ask one question?\n
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Yes?\n
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Are you asking for this information\n
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so that you can report all of this\nto Academy City's governing board?\n
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Yes. I don't really know what kind of trouble\n
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you've gotten yourselves wrapped up in, Kamijo,\n
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but now that it has taken\nplace within Academy City,\n
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it is the instructors' place\nand grown-ups' duty to resolve it.\n
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Kamijo, now that I know\nyou're crossing a perilous bridge,\n
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I'm not such a child\nthat I won't say anything.\n
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Teacher, if you were a perfect stranger,\n
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I'd involve you without a second thought,\n
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but since I'm in your debt,\nI don't want to involve you.\n
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I'm not going to let you get\naway with trying to brush this aside\n
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with a few well-spoken words.\n
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Huh? Where are you going?\n
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I'm putting you on probation.\nI'm going to the supermarket\n
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to buy some groceries. \n
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You're going to think long and\nhard about what you're going to say\n
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until I get back, Kamijo. Also...\n
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Also...?\n
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I might forget while\nI'm caught up in my shopping.\n
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Once I get back,\nyou're going to have to speak to me,\n
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and not try to weasel\nyour way around it, okay?\n
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She's a nice person, huh? \n
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You mean Miss Komoe?\n
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Mm-hmm.\n
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We can't involve my teacher any further, huh?\n
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No. She shouldn’t use any more magic.\n
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These grimoires are dangerous.\n
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They have unconventional\nideas and altered laws written in them.\n
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That "different world" is toxic to "this world,"\n
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when faced with good and evil. \n
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Toxic?\n
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Mm-hmm. Sorcerers aside,\nwhen people of "this world"\n
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learn the knowledge of the "different world,"\n
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it damages their brains just that much.\n
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Damages? Is that what magic is?\n
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Do you want to know?\n
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Do you really want to know what I carry?\n
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What can I say? You make\nme sound like I'm your priest.\n
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You're right. You're like\na priest, hearing confessions.\n
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There used to be\nonly one Church of the Cross,\n
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so why do you think\nthere are so many divisions now?\n
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Hmm... well...\n
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It's because politics got mixed in with religion.\n
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They fractured, opposed each other,\n
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and ended up walking separate paths.\n
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Even though they all believe in the same God.\n
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They each evolved in their own way,\nand gained their own character.\n
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Yeah, character.\n
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The English Puritan Church that I'm in...\n
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England is a country of magic, \n
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so things like witch hunting,\nand inquisitions,\n
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and other anti-sorcery cultural elements\n
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became exceptionally developed.\n
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That's why English Puritanism\nhas a special unit.\n
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One to counter sorcerers, investigate magic,\n
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and come up with countermeasures--\n
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The Church of Necessary Evil, Necessarius.\n
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Necessarius?\n
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But when understanding the unclean enemy,\nthe mind becomes unclean,\n
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and when contacting the unclean enemy,\nthe body becomes unclean.\n
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The unit single-handedly takes\non this "uncleanness," \n
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the worst of which is... \n
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Those 103,000 volumes?\n
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Mm-hmm. Magic is something like a formula,\n
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so if you work it backwards well enough,\n
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you can even neutralize your opponent's attack.\n
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By knowing all of the magic in the world,\n
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you should be able to neutralize\nall of the magic in the world,\n
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which is why I had the 103,000 grimoires...\n
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...drilled into you.\n
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Hmph, if they're that dangerous,\n
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you could just burn them\nwithout reading them, couldn't you?\n
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It's not the books that are important,\nit's what's inside them.\n
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So even if the original texts are gone,\n
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if they've been passed\non to someone, there's no point.\n
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Besides, humans wouldn't\nbe able to dispose of the originals.\n
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Or more accurately, the human mind cannot.\n
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And it's because they couldn't \n
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that they had no\nother choice but to seal them up.\n
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So what you're saying is that they\nwant to get their hands on the bomb\n
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that's inside your head, right?\n
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If they could use all\nof the 103,000 volumes,\n
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they could warp the world thoroughly.\n
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Why, you little...\n
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Why did you wait until now\nto tell me something so important?!\n
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Well, I didn't think you would believe me,\n
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and I didn't want to scare you.\nWhat's more, you know...\n
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...I didn't want you to not to like me.\n
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Don't give me that!\nHow dare you treat me like that!\n
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Church of Necessary Evil?! \n
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Necessarius?!\n
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103,000 grimoires?!\n
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It was an outrageous tale,\nthat I still can't believe even now,\n
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but even so,\nthat's all there is to it, right?\n
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Don't look down your nose at me.\n
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You think I would say you're icky,\n
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just because you'd\nmemorized 103,000 books?\n
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Have a little faith in me.\nDon't go measuring up people on your own.\n
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Come on, I've got my right hand,\n
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so sorcerers are no match for me.\n
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But you said you had to go to\nthe school for remedial classes, so...\n
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I said that?\n
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You certainly did.\n
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Well never mind about school.\n
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Then, why did you say\nyou had to go to school?\n
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That you had something to do?\n
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Is my being around cramping your style?\n
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Well, I'm sorry.\n
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How is Index?\n
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Still alive.\n
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I searched for the identity\nof the boy who is with her.\n
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So, what is with his right hand?\n
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At the very least, he appears to be\n
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something other than an esper or a sorcerer.\n
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What is he? You mean to tell me\nhe's just an ordinary high-schooler?\n
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Come off it. The world is not\nso forgiving that a rank amateur\n
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with no power at all could repel Innocentius.\n
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You're right. In fact, the problem is,\n
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he fits in the category of a hopeless\nstudent who's quick to fight.\n
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Could his information be deliberately blocked?\n
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What's more, Index's wounds\nwere healed by magic.\n
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Kanzaki, is there some other magic\ncabal here in the far east?\n
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If they're working in Academy City,\n
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the governing board's antennas\nshould have picked them up.\n
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The number of the enemy forces is unknown,\n
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and we have no reinforcements to face them.\n
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She seems to be having fun, huh?\n
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She really seems to be having fun.\n
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She always seems to enjoy how she lives her life.\n
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I wonder, just how long do we\nhave to keep tearing that apart?\n
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Having mixed feelings? As someone\nwho was once in that position?\n
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Same old same old.\n
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As it turned out, once Miss Komoe\ncame back from the supermarket,\n
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she let us stay at her apartment\nwithout asking for any more information.\n
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Whether she got distracted by\nher shopping and forgot,\n
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or just pretended to forget the whole thing,\n
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I didn't ask.\n
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♪ Bath time! Bath time! ♪\n
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♪ Bath time! ♪\n
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♪ Bath time! Bath time! Bath time! ♪\n
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Toma! Toma!\n
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Toma!\n
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Nothing! It seems kind of\nfunny to call someone's name,\n
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when you don't want anything.\n
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Huh, Toma?\n
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There is something I want to ask you.\n
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Komoe mentioned something.\n
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Japanese bathhouses\nhave something called coffee milk.\n
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You do this...\n
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...and this...\n
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...and drink it with one hand on your hip.\n
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What is coffee milk?\nIs it like a cappuccino?\n
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You won't find anything\nthat elegant at a bathhouse.\n
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Still, a huge bathtub\nmight be pretty shocking for you.\n
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The majority in England\nare the tight, narrow baths, right?\n
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I'm not sure I can really say.\n
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Why not?\n
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Because the first thing\nI remember is being here in Japan.\n
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I don't really know about things back there.\n
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Hmm... No wonder your Japanese is so good.\n
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Mm-mm, I don't mean\nit like that. I was born in London,\n
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and as I understand it,\nI was raised in St. George's Cathedral.\n
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I only came here about\na year ago, or so I'm told.\n
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--So you're told?\n
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--Mm-hmm. I lost my memory, you see.\n--So you're told?\n
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When I first opened my eyes,\nI wasn't even sure who I was.\n
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I couldn't even remember\nwhat I had for supper the night before,\n
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but I had knowledge\nabout sorcerers, and the Index,\n
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and Necessarius,\nand so on spinning around in my head,\n
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so I was really scared. \n
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You mean, you don't even\nknow why you lost your memories?\n
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Mm-mm.\n
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Toma, are you upset?\n
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No, I'm not.\n
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If I've done anything\nto offend you, I'll apologize.\n
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Toma, what's set you off?\nIs it just that awkward age?\n
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Hearing about awkward\nages is really the last thing I need\n
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from someone whose\nbody is as undeveloped as yours.\n
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Hmm, what do you mean by that?\n
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You really do look like you're mad.
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Or is it that other thing, \n
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where you just pretend to be mad to annoy me?\n
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That's something I don't think I like about you.\n
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Now, look, don't go giving me that business\n
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when you never liked me to begin with.\n
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Think what you want,\nbut I'm not expecting some fancy\n
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love-comedy-esque\nevent to come up with you, okay?\n
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Huh...?\n
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Why are you giving me\nthat up-from-under look, princess?\n
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Toma...\n
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I hate you!\n
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Geez, she bit me as much as she could,\nand then took off on her own.\n
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Huh...?\n
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There's no one... here...\n
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Runes.\n
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I've engraved some runes\nto keep people away, that’s all.\n
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Who are you?\n
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My name is Kanzaki Kaori.\n
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*Hey, do you hear that? *
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*You're wandering through memories *
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*Hey, if you can live your lives *
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*believing in your own hearts, *
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*then even though *
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*you may live in different worlds, *
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*as long as you have something to preserve... *
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*For whose sake is the helping hand that you extend? *
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*The mana of thousands of lives released *
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*Their motions and their gazes *
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*are heart wrenching *
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*I won't let go *
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"Preview"\n
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"Preview"\nThere's another sorcerer, who says her name is Kanzaki Kaori.\n
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Is she the one who stabbed Index?\n
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How could she do that without even flinching?\n
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Next time, "Perfect Memory Ability."\n
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When science and\nmagic cross paths, the story begins.\n
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