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  1. School Trip at the End of the World ch28
  2.  
  3. p2
  4. >May... What's happened to you? Hey, May.
  5.  
  6. >You appear to be in trouble.
  7.  
  8. >You're!?
  9.  
  10. p3
  11. >I'm from the Mars Immigration Bureau. This Martian-type avatar appears to have "broken down".
  12.  
  13. >...Broken down? You mean it's not an illness?
  14.  
  15. >That is a Martian avatar.
  16. >A half-organic android.
  17.  
  18. >It is a machine, so it cannot contract illnesses. The user herself is likely fine.
  19.  
  20. >May is... a machine...?
  21.  
  22. p4
  23. >She used her avatar recklessly, causing the battery to overheat. That's what caused the connection with the real user to become cut off.
  24. >Can you fix her!?
  25.  
  26. >The transmission can be fixed by linking to this telecommunication equipment, but in order to recharge her untritrium battery, she will need to return to her mothership on Mars.
  27.  
  28. p5
  29. >...You mean
  30. >you're taking May away?
  31.  
  32. p6
  33. >That is correct.
  34.  
  35. >No!
  36.  
  37. >No way!
  38. >You said you'd wait a year!
  39.  
  40. >I don't want this!
  41.  
  42. p7
  43. >...
  44.  
  45. >...Checking database.
  46.  
  47. p8
  48. >There is a place known as the Tokyo University Institute of General Research Museum
  49. >which holds a meteorite from Mars.
  50.  
  51. >There's a chance you can charge her from the untritrium inside it.
  52.  
  53. >So I just gotta get that, right!?
  54.  
  55. p9
  56. >Wait for me, May!
  57.  
  58. ___________
  59. School Trip at the End of the World ch29
  60.  
  61. p2
  62. >Where is it?
  63.  
  64. >Where is that meteorite
  65.  
  66. >that can save May?
  67.  
  68. p3
  69. >I need to find it quickly.
  70.  
  71. >Quickly.
  72.  
  73. >May.
  74.  
  75. p4
  76. >Found it!!
  77.  
  78. >Wait for me, May!
  79.  
  80. p6
  81. >...May's sorry for the trouble she caused...
  82. >May!
  83.  
  84. >Don't do anything like that again!
  85. >...Satsuki.
  86.  
  87. p7
  88. >Satsuki, May is sorry she didn't tell you that this May
  89. >isn't the real May.
  90.  
  91. >May thought that if she told you,
  92. >you would come to hate May...
  93.  
  94. >Hah...
  95.  
  96. p8
  97. >Regardless of what you are, May is May.
  98.  
  99. >Satsuki~
  100.  
  101. p9
  102. >Satsuki~ Hurry up~
  103. >Yeah, I got it.
  104.  
  105. >Let's go, May!
  106. >Okay, Satsuki!
  107.  
  108. _____
  109. School Trip at the End of the World ch30
  110.  
  111. p1
  112. >Sorry to keep you waiting - May
  113.  
  114. p2
  115. >Today, we've come to Shibuya!
  116. >Again?
  117.  
  118. >Isn't 1*9 gone? What else is there?
  119. >1*9's all gone~!!
  120. >You've still got a lot to learn about Shibuya, Satsuki.
  121. >You thought it was just a city for fashionable high schoolers!?
  122.  
  123. >There's a planetarium in Shibuya too!
  124. >Pla...?
  125.  
  126. >You're so hopeless, Satsuki-kun~ Allow May to teach you!
  127.  
  128. p3
  129. >Get this!
  130. >A planetarium is where you can see a perfectly starry sky!
  131. >We can look at stars any time, though...
  132.  
  133. >In the past, Tokyo was full of sparkly lights that lit up even the night,
  134. >so you couldn't see the stars as well as you can now.
  135. >Heh~...
  136.  
  137. >...You don't seem very moved?
  138. >Do you even want to see stars that badly...?
  139.  
  140. p4
  141. >No, no! May's sure you'll be delighted when you see them!
  142. >And then you'll say "May's amazing!"!!
  143. >If you insist...
  144.  
  145. >Let's head down this street!
  146. >Shibuya sure has a lot of random slopes...
  147.  
  148. p5
  149. >We're here~!
  150.  
  151. >But the ceiling's gone!!!!
  152. >It's got a massive hole in it...
  153.  
  154. >Gaah! The projector's broken too...
  155. >Projector?
  156.  
  157. >This projector is supposed to project stars onto the round ceiling...
  158. >...
  159.  
  160. p6
  161. >Hey, May. We've been walking a lot, so let's rest here for a bit.
  162. >I brought along some snacks!
  163.  
  164. >Agreed!
  165.  
  166. >The wind feels nice.
  167.  
  168. p7
  169. >Huh!? I fell asleep!?
  170.  
  171. p8
  172. >A natural planetarium!!
  173.  
  174. p9
  175. >Incidentally, planetariums were apparently date spots.
  176. >...I see.
  177.  
  178. >What's wrong?
  179.  
  180. >A relationship where we can just watch the stars together
  181. >might be something special.
  182.  
  183. >Fufufu~
  184. >What are you smiling about?
  185. >Nothing...!
  186.  
  187. _____
  188. School Trip at the End of the World ch31
  189.  
  190. p1
  191. >Resuming our school trip
  192.  
  193. p2
  194. >Hm?
  195. >This is a rather open area.
  196. >!
  197.  
  198. >What's wrong, May?
  199.  
  200. >We've been to all kinds of places,
  201. >but we haven't been here yet!
  202.  
  203. p3
  204. >Tokyo Station!!
  205.  
  206. p4
  207. >This is... quite the wreck.
  208. >It's been wrecked countless times by all kinds of things!!
  209.  
  210. >It's been wrecked by kaijus
  211.  
  212. >and wrecked by those fighting the kaijus!
  213.  
  214. p5
  215. >It is indeed a place that's famous for destruction!!
  216. >Work on your phrasing...
  217.  
  218. >Here, you can get souvenirs from all kinds of places!!
  219. >Heh...
  220.  
  221. p6
  222. >There's sure to be souvenirs of the places we've visited so far!
  223. >Hmm~...
  224.  
  225. >And of course, Tokyo has its own famous product!
  226. >Oh?
  227.  
  228. >T*kyo Banana~!
  229. >Everyone who came to Tokyo stocked up on these!
  230. >>Bananan Bananan
  231. >Heh... Banana?
  232.  
  233. >There are banana trees in Tokyo? I haven't seen any.
  234. >You're so dumb, Satsuki~ There's no way there'd be bananas in Tokyo!
  235.  
  236. p7
  237. >Then what are they?
  238. >They're sweets! Perfect for souvenirs!!
  239.  
  240. >Ah... Souvenirs, huh?
  241. >What is it?
  242.  
  243. >Now that I think of it, we're on a school trip, yet we haven't bought a single souvenir!
  244. >Do we need any of those?
  245.  
  246. p8
  247. >I'll go look for one right now!
  248. >No, looking for one in a panic isn't gonna help.
  249.  
  250. >Satsuki!
  251.  
  252. >Here! A souvenir!
  253.  
  254. >...What's this?
  255. >A piece of Tokyo Station!
  256. >Eeh...? I guess anything goes for you...
  257. >That's right!
  258.  
  259. p9
  260. >Anything's a souvenir is we both have memories of it!
  261.  
  262. >Then here's one from me.
  263. >Oh! What's this!?
  264. >A rock that looks like dog poop.
  265. >Uwaaaaaaaah!
  266.  
  267. ____
  268. School Trip at the End of the World ch32
  269.  
  270. p1
  271. >What're you acting so cool for? - Satsuki
  272.  
  273. p2
  274. >What do you think, Satsuki?
  275. >Shimanto River, often called the last clear river in Japan!
  276.  
  277. >It feels nice.
  278. >Right~?
  279.  
  280. >There's more! For you, Satsuki...
  281.  
  282. p3
  283. >I present the river's special partner,
  284. >the Super Tornado Hurricane Cyclone Rental Cycle!!
  285. >It's completely rusted.
  286.  
  287. >Don't underestimate a Martian's skill!
  288.  
  289. p4
  290. >Ooh~
  291.  
  292. >Even without electricity, riding down slopes makes things easy!
  293. >Riding against the river's flow...
  294. >feels kinda strange.
  295.  
  296. >We've only just begun, Satsuki.
  297. >Now we're at Shimanto River, we gotta cross the "Sunken Bridge"!
  298. >Sunken Bridge?
  299.  
  300. >It's a simple bridge that people say was eroded by the rising water.
  301. >Its most distinguishing feature...
  302.  
  303. p5
  304. >is that there's no guardrails!
  305.  
  306. >Won't we fall?
  307. >Let's cyclone!!
  308. >Listen to me!
  309.  
  310. >...
  311.  
  312. p6
  313. >How do you like May's cyclework?
  314. >Hey!
  315.  
  316. >!!
  317.  
  318. p7
  319. >Satsukiii!
  320. >M-...
  321.  
  322. >Maaaay!!
  323.  
  324. p8
  325. >...
  326. >I was really worried...
  327. >Hey.
  328.  
  329. >Huh~? Did you want a dip in the wayer too?
  330. >...
  331.  
  332. >Idiot!!
  333. >You could've broken down again!!
  334.  
  335. p9
  336. >...Satsuki.
  337. >You're worried about May's body even though it's an avatar.
  338.  
  339. >...
  340.  
  341. >fine. I guess I'll just stop worrying about you!
  342.  
  343. >Please don't be mad~
  344. >That was just a high schooler prank!
  345. >Hmm~
  346. >Satsukiii~
  347.  
  348. ______
  349.  
  350. School Trip at the End of the World ch33
  351.  
  352. p1
  353. >It's a trendworthy spot - May
  354.  
  355. p2
  356. >What's that?
  357. >No idea.
  358.  
  359. >Where even is this place?
  360. >Probably Yakushima.
  361.  
  362. >Probably...? Quit screwing around.
  363. >Peace peace
  364. >Judging from this wet forest, May's sure of it!
  365.  
  366. p3
  367. >What did we come here for again?
  368. >Did you forget, stupid Satsuki~?
  369.  
  370. >We're gonna catch the master who lives on this island,
  371. >present it as proof of the meaning of our trip and leave the Immigration Bureau speechless.
  372. >Speechless, you say...
  373.  
  374. >Let's go, go~!
  375.  
  376. p4
  377. >Amazing.
  378. >Master~! Where are you, Master~!?
  379.  
  380. p5
  381. >That's dangerous!
  382. >Satsuki... Be very quiet...!
  383.  
  384. >Look here, you!
  385.  
  386. p6
  387. >Ma-
  388. >You be quiet!
  389.  
  390. p7
  391. >...
  392. >...
  393.  
  394. p8
  395. >There really was a master...!
  396. >Phew~
  397. >And the photo?
  398.  
  399. >Got it.
  400.  
  401. >Nice one.
  402.  
  403. p9
  404. >Hmm~...
  405. >What's up?
  406. >Well, May thought she sensed the presence of something even bigger than what we just encountered...
  407.  
  408. >No, give it a rest already...
  409. >Where is this island's master~!?
  410.  
  411. ________
  412.  
  413. School Trip at the End of the World ch34
  414.  
  415. p1
  416. >She made quite the tumble!! - Satsuki
  417.  
  418. p2
  419. >We're arrived~ Yamagata-Zao!
  420. >Our goal is the frost covered trees!
  421.  
  422. >It's cold~
  423. >What are frost covered trees anyway?
  424.  
  425. >Again? You're so hopeless, Satsuki~
  426. >Are you listening? Frost covered trees are
  427.  
  428. >trees that are covered in frost!
  429. >So exactly what it sounds like.
  430.  
  431. p3
  432. >They're quite the sight to behold~
  433. >Aah... It's the usual routine.
  434.  
  435. >It's gonna be tough to trek through a snowy mountain in this outfit, though.
  436. >I see.
  437.  
  438. >But worry not.
  439.  
  440. p4
  441. >There are lifts!!!
  442.  
  443. >Huh? It's moving!?
  444.  
  445. >Martians use them once in a while too.
  446.  
  447. >Why? Can't they fly?
  448. >That's prejudice towards Martians~!
  449.  
  450. p5
  451. >Man~ Lifts are awesome!
  452. >This doesn't solve the cold thing though, does it?
  453.  
  454. >Come to think of it, they say boys and girls who didn't know each other would ride the lifts together
  455. >and become couples whose love could melt the ski slopes in winter.
  456.  
  457. >Heh~ I can't imagine it.
  458. >Hey there, Missy.
  459.  
  460. >What say we go for some Diamond Ramen* after this?
  461. >The heck is that...?
  462. >Achoo
  463.  
  464. >*A famous product of Zao's Diamond Valley Ski Slope.
  465.  
  466. p6
  467. >It must be cold because I'm not moving around.
  468. >You're so hopeless, Satsuki.
  469.  
  470. >Gya~ Don't move so suddenly!
  471.  
  472. >There. Feels warmer if I do this, right?
  473. >Ah... Yeah...
  474.  
  475. >Ah, over there!
  476.  
  477. p8
  478. >So pretty~
  479. >Moreso than I could've possibly imagined.
  480.  
  481. >Right!?
  482. >Let's go to even more places after this!
  483. >Hey! I told you not to shake it around!
  484.  
  485. p9
  486. >It stopped...
  487. >It won't move again.
  488.  
  489. >It's because you were shaking it, May!
  490. >What do we do!?
  491.  
  492. >Eh? I'm gonna freeze at this rate.
  493. >That'd be bad! Let's fly down!
  494. >We're gonna fly!?
  495. >Achoo!
  496.  
  497. ____
  498. School Trip at the End of the World ch35
  499.  
  500. p1
  501. >The legends were true - May
  502.  
  503. p2
  504. >What's this place?
  505. >The place famous for the Legend of the Celestial Maiden's Feathered Robe,
  506. >Mihonomatsubara!
  507. >What legend?
  508.  
  509. p3
  510. >>Heaven
  511. >So this is the sea...
  512. >How lovely~<3
  513. >This is mine.
  514. >Give it back!
  515. >It's the tale of a girl who came the human world from Heaven.
  516. >She loses the feathered robe she needs to return to Heaven and quarrels with a native...
  517. >or something along those lines...
  518.  
  519. >May knows for a fact
  520. >that Japan has been popular with aliens since long ago~
  521. >Hmm~
  522.  
  523. >Hm?
  524.  
  525. >Since long ago?
  526.  
  527. p4
  528. >The celestial maidens were aliens who came to Earth for sightseeing~
  529. >You didn't know that?
  530. >For real!?
  531.  
  532. >For real.
  533. >The feathered robe was an old-fashioned spacesuit.
  534. >It's on display at the Earth Museum on Mars.
  535. >Really!?
  536.  
  537. >May's an avatar,
  538. >so she doesn't need a spacesuit.
  539. >I don't really get it.
  540.  
  541. p5
  542. >Is Earth really that great?
  543. >Of course it is!
  544.  
  545. >Japan's otaku culture and high schooler culture in particular
  546. >has the entire universe seeking them out.
  547. >It has a certain charm that gets them all emotional...
  548. >Yeah, yeah.
  549.  
  550. >Huh? But doesn't Mars currently
  551. >have a ban on travelling to Earth?
  552.  
  553. >What reason could you have for coming here despite that, May?
  554.  
  555. >That's...
  556.  
  557. p6
  558. >because I admire high schoolers!
  559. >Heh?
  560.  
  561. >Oh Mars,
  562. >just seeing a high schooler
  563. >makes you want to go see them...
  564.  
  565. >so I came here looking for high schoolers☆
  566. >What kind of pose is that...?
  567.  
  568. p7
  569. >So when May met Satsuki, a real-life high schooler,
  570. >May was incredibly moved...
  571.  
  572. >Now being on a school trip with you
  573. >is really fun.
  574.  
  575. >I-Is that so?
  576. >Yep~
  577.  
  578. p8
  579. >What was I doing before I met May again...?
  580.  
  581. >Fu
  582.  
  583. >Well, ever since I met you, May,
  584. >it's been so crazy that I can't exactly call it boring.
  585. >Eep~!!
  586. >Uuh...! Don't bully May!
  587.  
  588. >Besides,
  589.  
  590. p9
  591. >I'm also having a lot of fun
  592. >now that I'm on this trip with you, May.
  593.  
  594. >Satsuki...
  595.  
  596. >Thank you!
  597. >Wah!?
  598.  
  599. >Mai really loves you, Satsuki~!!
  600. >Yeah, yeah, I know.
  601. >I know, okay!?
  602.  
  603. ___________
  604. School Trip at the End of the World ch36
  605.  
  606. p1
  607. >Your voice is too loud!! Shut up!! - Satsuki
  608.  
  609. p2
  610. >Can you hear May!?
  611. >Hah~
  612.  
  613. >Yay!!
  614. >Can you see May from the seats at the back!?
  615.  
  616. p3
  617. >Budokan!!
  618.  
  619. p4
  620. >Hey, May... What is this place?
  621. >Eh!? You don't know!?
  622.  
  623. >Japan's Budokan is all about live rock performances!!
  624. >It's a status symbol for artists!!
  625.  
  626. p5
  627. >May will be on guitar while Satsuki does vocals!!
  628. >Eeh...?
  629.  
  630. >Easier said than done...
  631.  
  632. >Wooooah! May wants to hear Satsuki sing! Wanna hear it! Wanna hear it!!
  633. >...That's scary.
  634.  
  635. p6
  636. >I don't really know... any songs.
  637. >You really don't know any?
  638. >Hmm...
  639.  
  640. >Ah...
  641.  
  642. >There is one song Granny knew that we used to sing together.
  643.  
  644. p7
  645. >Ooh.
  646.  
  647. p8
  648. >That's a lovely song!!
  649. >May likes it!
  650. >...Yeah. Me too.
  651.  
  652. >I had totally forgotten about it.
  653.  
  654. >Then let's sing it together this time!!
  655.  
  656. >That way, even if you forget it again, you'll remember that you sang it here!
  657.  
  658. p9
  659. >...Sure!
  660.  
  661. ____
  662.  
  663. School Trip at the End of the World ch37
  664.  
  665. p1
  666. >Osu! Resu!! - May
  667.  
  668. p2
  669. >We pledge~!
  670.  
  671. >That we will play~ with sportsmanship~
  672.  
  673. >...
  674. >What are you doing?
  675.  
  676. >Hah...
  677.  
  678. >You still haven't made your pledge yet, Satsuki?
  679. >This is Koshien Stadium!
  680. >I know.
  681.  
  682. p3
  683. >It's a place where high schoolers used to gather and play baseball, right?
  684.  
  685. >Granny said she used to watch it during the summer.
  686.  
  687. >Okay! Then as the only high schoolers left here in Japan,
  688. >let's play baseball to decide who's the best in Japan!
  689.  
  690. >Eh~?
  691. >Play ball!
  692.  
  693. p4
  694. >>Shinpan
  695.  
  696. >Do we really need this?
  697. >Can't play baseball without a referee!
  698.  
  699. >Here it comes, Satsuki.
  700.  
  701. >If I must.
  702.  
  703. p5
  704. >Take this! May's Ultra Hurricane Ball!!
  705.  
  706. p6
  707. >How...?
  708. >Hmph.
  709. >Hehehe. I'm surprisingly good at this.
  710.  
  711. >A-Alright then... Guess May will have to show you what a Martian can do.
  712. >Eh? We're still doing this...?
  713.  
  714. >Yep. You're not gonna be hitting anything this time.
  715.  
  716. >May's Ultra Hurricane...
  717.  
  718. p7
  719. >Clone Miracle Ball!!
  720.  
  721. >Wha-!
  722.  
  723. p8
  724. >How am I supposed to hit those!?
  725.  
  726. >Yay! You missed 9 balls, so May gets 9 points!
  727. >Wh-What the heck?
  728.  
  729. >Fufufu. This is Martian Baseball, where there are no rules.
  730.  
  731. >Alright, I admit defeat. Good work.
  732. >Later!!
  733. >Wah~ Wait, wait~!
  734.  
  735. p9
  736. >Okay, 5, no, 3 points is fine!
  737. >A little lower.
  738. >You're so greedy!
  739. >Take the one point!
  740. >No, the one point is yours, May.
  741. >You can have it, Satsuki!
  742. >This makes no sense.
  743.  
  744.  
  745.  
  746.  
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