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SD Drama CD Translation: Fujieda After Story

Part 1

After everything ended with the collapse of the western mansion in the A-District in Shinkoumi,…… Towa and Fujieda started a new life.

Meanwhile, turmoil begin to brew in Shinkoumi, formerly ruled by Takasato-group. Fujieda himself is running around the city every day as a lawyer trying to support the bewildered people.

One day, Fujieda receives a silent call on his phone. At first, he doesn’t pay attention to it, thinking it is a wrong number, but gradually, strange events begin to occur around of Towa and Fujieda.

Fujieda is despair after finding out that the damage is being done to those around him and not to himself.

He himself doesn’t seem to have any idea who the culprit is……. And the hands of the culprit are slowly reaching Towa…….

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Makoto Mobius

Author: CHARON

Download: http://www.mediafire.com/?0w73tyq1kdaswmp

Watarou, the main character, and Makoto, the girl who sits next to him, are classmates who have never really spoken to each other. One day, Makoto suddenly passes away. Watarou uses Mobius’ help to try and save her, but…

I finished that a good bit faster than I thought I would. There’s an ending guide in the readme, and once I figure out a decent way to put it up on here I’ll post a page with guides for all of the games. Next up for translation is Red Riding Hood DS, which is fortunately very short on text.

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Fiona Apple - Harper’s Bazaar interview April 1998

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I want to lead you into this world of death and corruption where you already sense that I am imprisoned; I always knew you would love it too. I would like us to go out of our minds together. I would like to drag you with me as I die.

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