1. That's right!Copy !req
2. When we played classical music to our shiitake mushrooms, they grew really big!Copy !req
3. Really?Copy !req
4. Apparently, they'll also grow well if you use a lightning generator to run electricity through them.Copy !req
5. Electricity?Copy !req
6. Yeah.Copy !req
7. When they get shocked by a strong current, it triggers their survival mechanisms to produce more spores.Copy !req
8. Just stop talking and do your homework.Copy !req
9. A helicopter?Copy !req
10. That reminds me...Copy !req
11. Ogi liked helicopters, didn't he?Copy !req
12. Every day is set in stone, and weCopy !req
13. fukuzatsu ni kamaeta kyou gaCopy !req
14. iki wo nonde sumashiteru
Just hold our breath and live it throughCopy !req
15. mi ni oboe arun darou
I'm sure you know what I meanCopy !req
16. mi ni oboe arun darouCopy !req
17. I'm sure you know what I meanCopy !req
18. kimi wa dou shitaiCopy !req
19. What do you really want to do?Copy !req
20. nani mo nakatta soburi deCopy !req
21. Pretending like nothing happened to youCopy !req
22. kabau itami wa mouCopy !req
23. The pain inside just builds upCopy !req
24. kokorodzuyoi kurai niCopy !req
25. It makes me feel all the more sureCopy !req
26. sekasundaCopy !req
27. And urges me to go onCopy !req
28. tsukande koboshiteCopy !req
29. Catching on, falling throughCopy !req
30. fukanzen na bokutachi gaCopy !req
31. We've yet to learn who we areCopy !req
32. hikatte mienaiCopy !req
33. It's so bright, we can't seeCopy !req
34. mirai no jibun wo tsukureru naraCopy !req
35. If we can decide the kind of person that we want to beCopy !req
36. mezameru no ma hashireCopy !req
37. When you wake up, just start runningCopy !req
38. shinkirou wo oikoshiteCopy !req
39. Breaking through all the illusions thereCopy !req
40. kawaritai no ma hashireCopy !req
41. When you want to change, just start runningCopy !req
42. jiyuu na wan kamu deiCopy !req
43. Your freedom will come one dayCopy !req
44. todokisou na kagayaki to ima wo erandeikouCopy !req
45. I hope you choose this moment and the light that lies before youCopy !req
46. toutatsuten wo shiranai fukai saiCopy !req
47. We don't know where we might go, so after the sigh,Copy !req
48. kokyuu wo kasaneteCopy !req
49. Just take another breathCopy !req
50. Ogi-san?Copy !req
51. Are the Mountains Sunny?Copy !req
52. Are the Mountains Sunny?Copy !req
53. Are the Mountains Sunny?Copy !req
54. Ogi Takahiro-san from class 2-B?Copy !req
55. Are the Mountains Sunny?Copy !req
56. Are the Mountains Sunny?Copy !req
57. Who?Copy !req
58. The one in class 2-B?Copy !req
59. You don't know the Ogi I'm talking about.Copy !req
60. He was our English teacher in middle school.Copy !req
61. You remember, right Satoshi?Copy !req
62. Of course I do.Copy !req
63. I didn't know he liked helicopters, though.Copy !req
64. I thought everyone knew.Copy !req
65. But you remember, right Ibara?Copy !req
66. Dunno.Copy !req
67. That's weird...Copy !req
68. How could I know, but these guys don't?Copy !req
69. All three of us went to Kaguraya Middle School,Copy !req
70. and Ibara was in every single one of my classes.Copy !req
71. She should definitely know.Copy !req
72. Is there something about that Ogi-san you're talking about?Copy !req
73. It's not important, but...Copy !req
74. Don't you remember, Ibara?Copy !req
75. At one point, a helicopter flew over the school.Copy !req
76. That happened a lot of times.Copy !req
77. One of those times, he suddenly stopped in the middle of
class, walked over to the window, and stared at the sky.Copy !req
78. He watched the helicopter until we couldn't see it anymore.Copy !req
79. Then he laughed and made some excuse like,
"I like helicopters" or something and resumed class.Copy !req
80. I kind of remember after hearing the whole story...Copy !req
81. Yeah, that happened.Copy !req
82. Was that Ogi?Copy !req
83. Yeah, it was.Copy !req
84. Good. So it wasn't just me.Copy !req
85. That doesn't sound right.Copy !req
86. What do you mean? It definitely happened.Copy !req
87. One time, a squadron of JSDF helicopters flew over us.Copy !req
88. It was quite a spectacle, but I don't remember Ogi-sensei reacting to that at all.Copy !req
89. A squadron?Copy !req
90. In formation.Copy !req
91. How did you know they were JSDF?Copy !req
92. There aren't any other organizations who would fly helicopters in formation like that.Copy !req
93. And you're sure Ogi was around for that?Copy !req
94. I'm pretty sure.Copy !req
95. I remember looking up "AGM" in my English dictionary after seeing them.Copy !req
96. AGM?Copy !req
97. What's that?Copy !req
98. It stands for Air-to-Ground Missile, if I remember correctly.Copy !req
99. Ogi would probably run outside and do a little dance of joy if that happened.Copy !req
100. I don't think he'd go quite that far.Copy !req
101. It was just an example.Copy !req
102. So, it was Ogi-sensei who was obsessed with helicopters...Copy !req
103. I think that happened that pretty soon after we started middle school.Copy !req
104. Now that you mention it, I do remember thinking he was pretty weird at first.Copy !req
105. But like Fuku-chan said, I don't remember him reacting to them after that one time.Copy !req
106. Three years ago...Copy !req
107. My memory's a little hazy.Copy !req
108. But now that I think about it, I don't remember any other times he did that, either.Copy !req
109. But there were stories about Ogi with more punch than that one.Copy !req
110. Like the one about him being immortal.Copy !req
111. Don't just make stuff up.Copy !req
112. I didn't make this one up!Copy !req
113. Ogi-sensei told me this one himself.Copy !req
114. He told me...Copy !req
115. well, I don't really believe it myself,Copy !req
116. and I don't know if you'll believe it,Copy !req
117. but I do think it's possible...Copy !req
118. Just tell us the story.Copy !req
119. According to him, he's been struck by lightning three times.Copy !req
120. Lightning? Real lightning?Copy !req
121. Yep.Copy !req
122. Thunder!Copy !req
123. Thunder, too? It's amazing he survived...Copy !req
124. It hit me like thunder!Copy !req
125. Thunder, too? It's amazing he survived...Copy !req
126. It looks like Chitanda's learning how to deal with Satoshi, too.Copy !req
127. Apparently he was never hit directly, but he didn't get away unharmed.Copy !req
128. One time, he got knocked out.Copy !req
129. And he's got burns from them, too.Copy !req
130. I see.Copy !req
131. But he survived. He must be very happy to be alive.Copy !req
132. I guess.Copy !req
133. Actually, I don't remember seeing any obvious scars.Copy !req
134. Lightning...Copy !req
135. Three times?Copy !req
136. Is that even possible?Copy !req
137. It's not like Kamiyama is known for lightning storms or anything.Copy !req
138. And yet, Ogi says he's been struck three times?Copy !req
139. I don't think Satoshi's making this up, either.Copy !req
140. If anything, he's probably just embellishing the story a bit.Copy !req
141. So then, was Ogi making it up?Copy !req
142. It certainly doesn't sound true...Copy !req
143. Wait...Copy !req
144. Satoshi, the public library has old newspapers, right?Copy !req
145. Yeah.Copy !req
146. A few, at least.Copy !req
147. Our library has some, too.Copy !req
148. They're all articles about this school, though.Copy !req
149. That's not what I'm after.Copy !req
150. I'm leaving.Copy !req
151. I'm dropping by the public library. Want to come?Copy !req
152. Houtarou... actually wants to do something?Copy !req
153. No.Copy !req
154. I'm just a bit, you know...Copy !req
155. curious.Copy !req
156. Houtarou...Copy !req
157. Are you really Houtarou?Copy !req
158. The energy-conserving Oreki Houtarou?Copy !req
159. Is some alien controlling your mind?Copy !req
160. Or did Chitanda-san infect you with something?Copy !req
161. Stop that!Copy !req
162. Oreki, I think you should go home...Copy !req
163. Dress warm and go to bed early.Copy !req
164. I'm sure you'll feel better by morning.Copy !req
165. Well, excuse me!Copy !req
166. I didn't know it was that strange for me to want to do something!Copy !req
167. Whatever, let's make it quick.Copy !req
168. Oreki-san!Copy !req
169. What?Copy !req
170. You're curious, aren't you?Copy !req
171. I guess.Copy !req
172. You're going to go look into this, right?Copy !req
173. I might not find anything, you know!Copy !req
174. I'm curious!Copy !req
175. Wha...Copy !req
176. About what?Copy !req
177. What in the world could have possibly piqued your curiosity, of all things?Copy !req
178. I'm curious!Copy !req
179. This girl is pretty rude...Copy !req
180. Satoshi said he couldn't come because he had homework.Copy !req
181. Ibara might have been helpful since she's a librarian, but she doesn't owe me any favors, so I didn't ask.Copy !req
182. Sorry to keep you waiting!Copy !req
183. Shall we go then?Copy !req
184. Go on ahead.Copy !req
185. This bike can handle a passenger, you know?Copy !req
186. No way.Copy !req
187. That's not happening either.Copy !req
188. It's fine, go ahead.Copy !req
189. Alright then.Copy !req
190. Chitanda.Copy !req
191. Yes?Copy !req
192. If they can search newspaper archives, find out anything you can about a man named Ogi Masakiyo.Copy !req
193. The kanji reads "a small tree, true and pure".Copy !req
194. Got it.Copy !req
195. See you in a bit!Copy !req
196. KanroCopy !req
197. KanroCopy !req
198. When the cold, dark air rises,
But the dew has yet to freeze.Copy !req
199. HyoukaCopy !req
200. HyoukaCopy !req
201. According to Sis, who's been to the Kamikakiuchi Range a few times,Copy !req
202. the 3km tall mountains that make up the range block atmospheric currents,Copy !req
203. resulting in completely different climates on each side.Copy !req
204. I shouldn't make Chitanda wait too long.Copy !req
205. Kamiyama
Public
LibraryCopy !req
206. Oreki-san!Copy !req
207. I found some information about Ogi-sensei.Copy !req
208. "Kamikakiuchi Trail Restoration Work Continues."Copy !req
209. It looks like Ogi-sensei enjoyed climbing mountains.Copy !req
210. "Restoration work on the Abumidake Trail began on the 26th, sponsored by the Kamiyama Climbing Club."Copy !req
211. "Eleven volunteers participated in garbage collection along the trail."Copy !req
212. "Kamiyama Climbing Club President Ogi Masakiyo-san said,"Copy !req
213. "Due to the recent popularity of mountain climbing, many new folks aren't aware of the rules."Copy !req
214. "I want everyone to understand that the rules are there to protect you from possible life-threatening dangers."Copy !req
215. I thought so.Copy !req
216. What is it?Copy !req
217. Nothing.Copy !req
218. Did you search all the newspaper archives?Copy !req
219. We can go ask at the counter on the second floor.Copy !req
220. I hope I'm not right about this.Copy !req
221. Excuse me, we'd like to search for a newspaper article.Copy !req
222. Sure. What are you looking for?Copy !req
223. An article from three years ago, in April or May.Copy !req
224. Are there any keywords for this search?Copy !req
225. Go with "stranded".Copy !req
226. There are twelve articles.Copy !req
227. Any other filters?Copy !req
228. Could I see those titles?Copy !req
229. Go ahead.Copy !req
230. Hikers Aged 60-70 StrandedCopy !req
231. Five Dead in AlaskaCopy !req
232. Seven Doctors StrandedCopy !req
233. Seven Years After Being StrandedCopy !req
234. 11 Stranded, 2 Dead in Kamikakiuchi, All-Time RecordCopy !req
235. Rescue Helicopter Saves Saves Stranded in KamikakiuchiCopy !req
236. Man Stranded in KamikakiuchiCopy !req
237. Hikers Aged 60-70 StrandedCopy !req
238. Five Dead in AlaskaCopy !req
239. Seven Doctors StrandedCopy !req
240. Seven Years After Being StrandedCopy !req
241. 11 Stranded, 2 Dead in Kamikakiuchi, All-Time RecordCopy !req
242. Rescue Helicopter Saves Saves Stranded in KamikakiuchiCopy !req
243. Man Stranded in KamikakiuchiCopy !req
244. Difficulties Rescuing Stranded in KamikakiuchiCopy !req
245. Hikers Aged 60-70 StrandedCopy !req
246. Five Dead in AlaskaCopy !req
247. Seven Doctors StrandedCopy !req
248. Seven Years After Being StrandedCopy !req
249. 11 Stranded, 2 Dead in Kamikakiuchi, All-Time RecordCopy !req
250. Rescue Helicopter Saves Saves Stranded in KamikakiuchiCopy !req
251. Man Stranded in KamikakiuchiCopy !req
252. Difficulties Rescuing Stranded in KamikakiuchiCopy !req
253. Preventing Accidents in Kamikakiuchi: A ManualCopy !req
254. Hikers Aged 60-70 StrandedCopy !req
255. Five Dead in AlaskaCopy !req
256. Seven Doctors StrandedCopy !req
257. Seven Years After Being StrandedCopy !req
258. 11 Stranded, 2 Dead in Kamikakiuchi, All-Time RecordCopy !req
259. Rescue Helicopter Saves Saves Stranded in KamikakiuchiCopy !req
260. Man Stranded in KamikakiuchiCopy !req
261. Difficulties Rescuing Stranded in KamikakiuchiCopy !req
262. Preventing Accidents in Kamikakiuchi: A ManualCopy !req
263. Eight Dead, Two in Coma After
Being Stranded in North AmericaCopy !req
264. Hikers Aged 60-70 StrandedCopy !req
265. Five Dead in AlaskaCopy !req
266. Seven Doctors StrandedCopy !req
267. Seven Years After Being StrandedCopy !req
268. 11 Stranded, 2 Dead in Kamikakiuchi, All-Time RecordCopy !req
269. Rescue Helicopter Saves Saves Stranded in KamikakiuchiCopy !req
270. Man Stranded in KamikakiuchiCopy !req
271. Difficulties Rescuing Stranded in KamikakiuchiCopy !req
272. Preventing Accidents in Kamikakiuchi: A ManualCopy !req
273. Eight Dead, Two in Coma After
Being Stranded in North AmericaCopy !req
274. Eight Climbers Missing, Stranded on MountainCopy !req
275. Hikers Aged 60-70 StrandedCopy !req
276. Five Dead in AlaskaCopy !req
277. Seven Doctors StrandedCopy !req
278. Seven Years After Being StrandedCopy !req
279. 11 Stranded, 2 Dead in Kamikakiuchi, All-Time RecordCopy !req
280. Rescue Helicopter Saves Saves Stranded in KamikakiuchiCopy !req
281. Man Stranded in KamikakiuchiCopy !req
282. Difficulties Rescuing Stranded in KamikakiuchiCopy !req
283. Preventing Accidents in Kamikakiuchi: A ManualCopy !req
284. Eight Dead, Two in Coma After
Being Stranded in North AmericaCopy !req
285. Eight Climbers Missing, Stranded on MountainCopy !req
286. Found it.Copy !req
287. Difficulties Rescuing Stranded in KamikakiuchiCopy !req
288. It's from May 9th.Copy !req
289. Excuse me, could we see this article?Copy !req
290. Looks like Chitanda's figured it out too.Copy !req
291. Maruta-san, could you help with this?Copy !req
292. What is it?Copy !req
293. We're looking for an article from a newspaper from May 9th, three years ago.Copy !req
294. Three years ago?Copy !req
295. Let me go grab it.Copy !req
296. Thank you very much.Copy !req
297. It'll probably take me about half an hour to dig it out.Copy !req
298. Is that okay?Copy !req
299. That's perfectly fine.Copy !req
300. I'll let you know when I've found it.Copy !req
301. Thank you very much.Copy !req
302. Oreki-san, why don't we have a look around since we're here?Copy !req
303. Sure.Copy !req
304. A special on Taira no Kiyomori?Copy !req
305. The cover is so pretty!Copy !req
306. This article says that Taira no Kiyomori was the son of a Shirakawa princess.Copy !req
307. I've read some theories that say that.Copy !req
308. Wow, that's quite impressive.Copy !req
309. Miyajima? It's the Itsukushima Shrine.Copy !req
310. I'd love to go there one day.Copy !req
311. Exciting! Vegetable SchoolCopy !req
312. Look at all the cabbages!Copy !req
313. Such a wonderful green color!Copy !req
314. And look at all these tomatoes!Copy !req
315. They look so delicious...Copy !req
316. That reminds me, Oreki-san...Copy !req
317. We have a lot of shiitake mushrooms this year.Copy !req
318. Would you like some?Copy !req
319. Look!Copy !req
320. Books on insects!Copy !req
321. Honeybee DiaryCopy !req
322. The Life of a BeeCopy !req
323. Yamamoto ChiyokoCopy !req
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505. They're so cute!Copy !req
506. Why would you pick up that one?Copy !req
507. Is there anything you'd like to see, Oreki-san?Copy !req
508. Let's see...Copy !req
509. That's quite a grand castle.Copy !req
510. Your house is pretty grand, too.Copy !req
511. My house isn't all that big.Copy !req
512. I think it's just a little bigger than normal.Copy !req
513. I don't understand what your idea of "normal" is.Copy !req
514. Were you able to find it?Copy !req
515. The papers from around then are in this file.Copy !req
516. You should be able to find it in here.Copy !req
517. Thank you very much.Copy !req
518. Wow, it's heavy.Copy !req
519. There are a lot in here.Copy !req
520. There!Copy !req
521. A newspaper from May 9!Copy !req
522. May 9Copy !req
523. I think this is the day Ogi said he liked helicopters.Copy !req
524. Found it.Copy !req
525. Kamiyama Mountaineering Team, Two Members StrandedCopy !req
526. What does this mean?Copy !req
527. Simply put, Ogi didn't like helicopters.Copy !req
528. He was struck by lightning three times.Copy !req
529. That's probably the truth.Copy !req
530. But there's no reason why a normal English teacher would get struck by lightning so often.Copy !req
531. I suppose that's true...Copy !req
532. That's when it came to me.Copy !req
533. Maybe Ogi often went places where lightning would strike.Copy !req
534. And that would be the mountains?Copy !req
535. Did you think this might be the case?Copy !req
536. Kind of.Copy !req
537. I thought Ogi might have been a mountain climber as well as an English teacher.Copy !req
538. So I came here to confirm it.Copy !req
539. Why did Ogi want to see the helicopter that day?Copy !req
540. Because there was something special about a helicopter on that day.Copy !req
541. Ogi was waiting anxiously for a helicopter to fly that day.Copy !req
542. What do you mean?Copy !req
543. Or more accurately, Ogi wanted a helicopter to fly that day.Copy !req
544. That's why he had to see it for himself when he heard it.Copy !req
545. An English teacher wanting a helicopter to fly doesn't mean a thing.Copy !req
546. But if a mountain climber wants to see a helicopter fly, that's a whole other story.Copy !req
547. Kamiyama City is next to a 3000 meter tall range of mountains,Copy !req
548. the Kamikakiuchi Range.Copy !req
549. A mountain climber in this city wanted a helicopter to fly.Copy !req
550. Maybe they were filming or transporting materials.Copy !req
551. If not...Copy !req
552. If not?Copy !req
553. Then a rescue team.Copy !req
554. A rescue team?Copy !req
555. This article says that the weather was bad on the 8th, so helicopters couldn't fly.Copy !req
556. Right.Copy !req
557. Ogi was only interested in police helicopters flying.Copy !req
558. He was interested in the weather conditions around the Kamikakiuchi Range.Copy !req
559. If the mountains are sunny, helicopters can fly.Copy !req
560. If the mountains are sunny, survival rates change.Copy !req
561. I wonder how Ogi-sensei felt.Copy !req
562. I don't know how he felt,Copy !req
563. but I think he was smiling.Copy !req
564. We looked through newspapers from the days that followed.Copy !req
565. The two who were stranded were eventually found, dead.Copy !req
566. A police helicopter found them.Copy !req
567. Um...Copy !req
568. Can I ask you a question?Copy !req
569. Go ahead.Copy !req
570. Why were you curious?Copy !req
571. Is it that weird for me to want to look into something?Copy !req
572. Yes, it is.Copy !req
573. It didn't really seem like something you would do.Copy !req
574. Well, I guess.Copy !req
575. Usually, if I don't have to do it, I won't.Copy !req
576. No, that's not it.Copy !req
577. She totally tossed aside my eternal motto...Copy !req
578. You do a lot of things for a lot of people.Copy !req
579. You've helped me countless times.Copy !req
580. Now that's a misunderstanding.Copy !req
581. But you never do anything for yourself.Copy !req
582. Why did you want to look into this today?Copy !req
583. I'm sorry, but I'm really curious.Copy !req
584. When Satoshi said that thing about lightning, I had a bad feeling.Copy !req
585. I remember you mentioning that.Copy !req
586. I wanted to know if what I thought was true..Copy !req
587. That's why I wanted to look into it.Copy !req
588. So then I thought of the library.Copy !req
589. If it were an investigation that would have taken a week, I wouldn't have done it.Copy !req
590. But just flipping through a few old newspapers isn't too much.Copy !req
591. Plus, you were there to help.Copy !req
592. And I'd need to be careful if it were true.Copy !req
593. Careful?Copy !req
594. Under circumstances like that, I can't really just say "Ogi liked helicopters" and leave it at that.Copy !req
595. That would just be insensitive.Copy !req
596. That's why I'd need to be careful.Copy !req
597. Was that hard to understand?Copy !req
598. I guess it's less of being "insensitive" and more ofCopy !req
599. "Not knowing how someone feels."Copy !req
600. Though, I'll probably never meet Ogi again, so it's not like I'd need to know how he feels.Copy !req
601. Oreki-san!Copy !req
602. That's... very...Copy !req
603. I don't know how to say it.Copy !req
604. What's she trying to say?Copy !req
605. Well, whatever.Copy !req
606. If she doesn't know how to say it, it's not like I can get it out of her.Copy !req
607. That's it for today.Copy !req
608. Thanks for helping me.Copy !req
609. You're very welcome.Copy !req
610. I'm glad I could see a different side of you today.Copy !req
611. Enough of that, already!Copy !req
612. Oh, I'm sorry.Copy !req
613. Well, good-bye.Copy !req
614. By the time Chitanda gets home,Copy !req
615. it'll be completely dark out.Copy !req
616. She's the one who wanted to come with me.Copy !req
617. I didn't ask her to.Copy !req
618. But I guess I owe her one.Copy !req
619. This time.Copy !req
620. joukyou wa hikagaku teki niCopy !req
621. The case seems so irrationalCopy !req
622. kanjou no monta-juCopy !req
623. A montage of emotionsCopy !req
624. dare ga dare wo yonderuCopy !req
625. Just who's calling who right now?Copy !req
626. furimukeba nigeteku shisen kanjiruCopy !req
627. When I turn around I don't feel watched anymoreCopy !req
628. ki no sei ja tsurenai yoCopy !req
629. I know it's not just my imaginationCopy !req
630. antena wa sainou da yuushaCopy !req
631. A heroine's antenna is her talentCopy !req
632. datte shiritaiCopy !req
633. I mean I want to knowCopy !req
634. seishun ondosa ima no uchi tadashite ageru yoCopy !req
635. I'll fix the difference in how we view our youths right nowCopy !req
636. ashita kaiketsu suru nara ima demo yokunaiCopy !req
637. If it'll be fixed tomorrow, then why not fix it right now?Copy !req
638. kimi no misuteri-Copy !req
639. You are a mysteryCopy !req
640. toite mitaiCopy !req
641. Detective I'll try to beCopy !req
642. shougen no himitsumeita senaka sagaseCopy !req
643. Looking for the person who makes this happen to meCopy !req
644. kimi wa fantaji-Copy !req
645. You are a fantasyCopy !req
646. hikareteyukuyo tsumuiCopy !req
647. You pull me in to seeCopy !req
648. fukuranda koukishinCopy !req
649. I want to launch an investigationCopy !req
650. torikku wa nai no niCopy !req
651. Even though there isn't a trickCopy !req
652. ki ni naru yoCopy !req
653. I'm curiousCopy !req
654. kyoumibukaiCopy !req
655. I'm so interestedCopy !req
656. doushiteCopy !req
657. Why is that?Copy !req
658. Next time: Anyone Who Knows.Copy !req
659. Anyone Who KnowsCopy !req