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The Young Girl's Dreams of Construction [untypeset]

Jan 26th, 2015
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  1. The Young Girl's Dreams of Construction Translation (I think, don't take my word for it)
  2. Source: http://www.yamibo.com/thread-219129-1-1.html (needs login)
  3. Mirror: http://imgur.com/a/L2wa0
  4. As always please include the original translator's advertising page.
  5.  
  6. >I'd like to sincerely thank everybody
  7. >for being able to set aside their busy schedules and make time for Mikuma's vigil.
  8. >f Mikuma has a spirit and was aware of everyone's sorrow
  9. >I'm sure she would be pleased.
  10. >We've prepared some crude tea in the lounge, to make it easier to talk about old times.
  11.  
  12. >If everyone is happy to oblige
  13. >Let us give our final thanks.
  14.  
  15. >xTelephone Gamex
  16.  
  17. >Mikuma Onee-san, she
  18. >to someone with a strong sense of responsibility like me
  19. >always gave me a lot of love and attention.
  20. >Because i could not respond in kind
  21. >I'm deeply grateful
  22. >I respected her greatly.
  23.  
  24. >Due to expectations and education
  25. >I didn't get to go out much.
  26.  
  27. >At that time Mikuma Onee-san gave her favorite book to me.
  28.  
  29. >But
  30. >I've always hated children's stories.
  31.  
  32. >Mikuma onee-san's favorite story
  33. >I left completely unread
  34. >up to this day.
  35.  
  36. >[Chinese translator's note: The meaning is "the Daruma Fell over." The game is similar to red light, green light in America]
  37.  
  38. >Mikuma oNee-san
  39. >spent most of her time with Mikuma(the author says -kun, I'm nots ure that's correct)
  40. >And cherished Kumano, the youngest, the most.
  41.  
  42. >Of course,
  43. >Can I keep it?
  44. >That isn't to say I, Suzuya, didn't receive any of her love
  45. >but what Suzuya wanted
  46. >was given to Kumano
  47.  
  48. >Even though I was the one who always loved Mikuma Onee-san's bedtime stories the most
  49. >and told her so many times.
  50.  
  51. >But even so, Mikuma Onee-san didn't give it to me.
  52. >Oh
  53. >This is the book you got recently, right? How is it?
  54. >Eh
  55. >I don't know myself, I haven't read it.
  56. >Maybe Kumano saw it as prying into her business
  57. >But that was Mikuma Onee-san's kindness.
  58. >I'm definitely not going to read it.
  59.  
  60. >If you want, I'll give it to Suzuya.
  61. >To Suzuya, this certainly inspires envy.
  62. >We can't, It's too late
  63. >We're going to crash! (on the ships, from right to left: One, Two, Four, Three)
  64.  
  65. >The self-blinding Demon (literally: the Demon who covers his own eyes)
  66.  
  67. >How have I treated Mikuma?
  68. >I don't know anymore, from the time we lost her until now.
  69. >No matter what
  70. >I couldn't remove my sense of responsibility for Mikuma.
  71.  
  72. >So I always tried to find ways to protect Mikuma.
  73.  
  74. >Ways to make friends with the Onee-chans/Sisters?
  75. >Hm--lemme think...
  76. >Mikuma would confide in me
  77. >Just like this child
  78. >that's right
  79. >After I brought out my ideas with a smile
  80. >[Label on bear: Kumarinko]
  81. >Just give those two nicknames!
  82. >How about it?
  83. >You'd happily take it.
  84.  
  85. >Let me lighten your load
  86. >so I can be a good person as well.
  87. >Speaking with you improved my self esteem
  88. >I originally thought that this way, I could eventually no longer feel any responsibility for you.
  89.  
  90. >[but the situation wasn't like that at all.]
  91. >Because I didn't want that kind of result.
  92. >It was like my heart was wrapped in countless thorns.
  93. >And, when I was at the end of my strength
  94. >that happened.
  95.  
  96. >Kumano gave the order
  97. >Suzuya messed up the formation
  98. >And I--
  99.  
  100. >So this is the base of the personality of the Mogami-class?
  101. >The admiral sure has some twisted tastes.
  102. >It's rare to see something like this.
  103. >Not a single previous encounter
  104. >and yet we've managed to build all three at once.
  105.  
  106. >But I really didn't expect them to be holding mikuma's funeral.
  107. >Sorry, I let you see it as well.
  108. >It does seem a little strange.
  109. >But at least we've now brought together all of the Mogami class. Not bad, huh, Mikuma?
  110. >I'm extremely grateful.
  111. >I should be the one congratulating the admiral.
  112. >Indeed. There is no longer a need for further construction.
  113.  
  114. >The construction system
  115. >is a system that construct the base personality of a shpigirl in the form of human-like memories
  116. >It should also be mentioned that dropped ships also have this base personality, though the impression is somewhat lighter.
  117.  
  118. >I'm mogami!
  119. >It's fine, I won't crash this time! Honest!
  120. >Mogami-chan!
  121. >Ah, Mikuma, you're the same as always
  122. >What a busy fleet.
  123.  
  124. >Assembled Onee-sans/sisters, we're here too--
  125. >Good evening, all.
  126. >Seeing Suzuya and Kumano makes me very happy too.
  127. >It's imprinted like a brand on the shipgirls
  128. >The differences between a newly built and existing ship are nonexistent.
  129.  
  130. >Even if a ship sinks and a new one is built
  131. >Mikuma's still playing with her teddy bear like in the past,?
  132. >Mikuma's Kumarinko now, you know.
  133. >Their "Base personality" remain identical.
  134. >Does Mogami-chan want to hug it?
  135. >Eh
  136. >(in black on the right, since this is somewhat confusing) What they like, what they hate, relationships, birthplace, etc.
  137. >Mikuma Onee~I want curry, it's lunchtime, right?
  138. >[also I want to read something interesting--]
  139. >If we can, I'd like to eat Kobe beef
  140. >[I, too, would like to read]
  141. >Because the "base personality" remains constant.
  142.  
  143. >That is how they are made.
  144. >I think that I, who have come to see this as normal, am a cold-blooded individual indeed.
  145. >Or maybe I, as a human went mad long ago.
  146.  
  147. >But even so, I am still the admiral for these children.
  148. >Come, admiral, now that we've all enjoyed our reunion
  149. >Let us get back to work.
  150. >My job is to take care of this admirality district.
  151. >Understood. It's almsot time for the afternoon drills, correct?
  152.  
  153. >I'll be relying on everyone in the future.
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