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I won't give up. Ever! | ...Kuh! |
Remember what I told you before? When we delete the D-Mail from SERN's database, we'll reach the Beta worldline, where Mayuri doesn't die. | And where SERN doesn't take over the world, right. Everyone lives. Everyone is free. You made it sound perfect. |
Both of you get out of here. Now. | ...What's this about? |
I... | Eh? |
Something to drink? | I’m thirsty, you know. Something warm, if you could. |
Stop screwing around! I'm the one who has to deal with Mister Braun! | But I gave you five days advance notice. |
Yeah. | That would be... nice. |
When I send the D-Mail and change divergence, do you think Moeka's fate will change? | Based on the attractor field model you spoke of... |
Whew... | This seems serious. |
Our topic... | Okabe? |
Why does it have to be this way!? | Okabe... |
Yeah. Daru and I helped. | Then don't worry about it. I wouldn't want you to have to do it all over again. |
On the Beta worldline, the events described in that D-Mail actually happened. | ... |
Heh. | Hey! What’s with that, ‘Oh, this is terrible. Right, right, ROFL,’ kind of laugh |
Indeed I can. Want to experiment? | You haven't been able to send another email to the past yet, right? |
... | A-Anyway! |
... | ... |
I feel like I'm losing my humanity. | Then why are you hesitating now? |
Heh heh heh... muhahaha... MUHAHAHAHA! Just as I suspected, the critical variable was time! | W-way to go, Okabe. It was so simple, I didn't notice it. |
We're powerless against this conspiracy. One wrong move, and they'll have us erased. | But still-- |
Only the recipient himself is able to retain his memories. That would be my guess. | Hmmm... |
First, let me say one thing. The greatest inventions are created by accident. This we call serendipity. | Get on with it. |
So where are the theories? Why do physicists refuse to speak? | ...It's a different field of study. |
...You're not worriedâ‘° about me, are you? | W-what!? Don't be ridiculous! Why should I care!? |
90 years ago... | Look. |
I didn't know you were a <FONT incolor= | It's just an example. Geez. |
... | Should I cut open your skull and jam an electrode into your hippocampus right now? |
Me? I'm going to follow that Part-Time Warrior and report back as the situation changes. | Don't you dare. Let her be alone with her father. |
Just be straight with him. Say 'I love you, Dad. Let's make up.' | I think that's a little out of character for me. |
We've been thinking that the electrical discharge happens at random, but I have a hypothesis. | Which is? |
Daru, don't decide things on your own! | What? You called me all the way to Japan, and now you-- |
Muhahaha! Don't worry about it! I wanted to test your character, so I made you angry on purpose! | ...Huh? |
Hmm? | Bye. |
Assistant? It's me. | #000000 |
No no no! That's not how I seeâ‘° you, Lukako. You're a guy, remember!? Or are you denying reality too!? | You're the one denying reality! |
So what should I do about Lukako? | Well, you tripped a romance flag, so... |
But we knew Suzuha... | There's no way to prove that she was Hashida's daughter, or anything she said about 2036 either. Not without going there ourselves. |
So then it's not a copy-paste at all, is it? | I don't know. No one's ever experienced time travel before. |
I don't follow. | You're carrying an awful burden. |
Muhahaha! Don't you know, Christina? This is what you call a Japanese Gag! | You sneaky... |
...Give me a little time. | #000000 |
Wait. We're not getting anywhere. Instead of analyzing what I've doneâ‘°, let's think about what we can doâ‘°. | Time leaping won't change the result. I just said that. |
Didn't we tell you earlier? Lukako is a bonafide guy! | You're the worst. Where do you get off calling her a guy? |
In a few seconds, it won't have happened. | I see. That's how it looks from your perspective. |
YOU'VE CROSSED THE LINE, BIIITTCH! | Get ahold of yourself. |
B-but it's Lukako! | #000000 |
Does that mean you're abstaining from the vote? | ...Time Leap Machine. |
Eh? | Eh...? |
Wasn't there something strange about that girl? | That girl... you mean Nae-chan? |
Not so fast. There's more to this than you know. | Anyway, let's put that aside for now. |
Were you about to say 'because Mayuri's dumb'? | N-no! |
But that's boring. | It don't care if it's boring. |
Shut up, you class rep wannabe. | Wh, what? |
Anyway, is it correct to assume that we'll be targeting ourselves in the past? | Just like with D-Mail, we're using cellphones as the transfer medium. |
What are you saying? It's me, Hououin Kyouma. | #000000 |
Future you didn't say anything about it either. | Oh, so that's what you mean. Maybe she just didn't have the chance. |
Well then, genius girl, what do you call this phenomenon? | ... |
What were you doing? | ...Thinking. |
I've got business in Akiba. | What do you mean, business? |
You weren't listening!? | #000000 |
What are you trying to say? | Let's say you choose the worldline where I die. That doesn't mean I have to do the same. |
No! You're our friend! I won't abandon you! | Okabe! |
You too. | Besides, your date's a minor, so don't even think about bringing her to a hotel, okay? |
...We're going on a date tomorrow. | Yeah? |
No! It's too dangerous. | You chickening out? |
We're going to build your time leap machine, Christina. And you'd better not say it can't be done! Not after showing me the way! | Well, this isâ‘° Akihabara. I should be able to find the parts I need. |
Think of it like an RPG. The ring singularity, the entrance to the event horizon, is the gate to the Demon Lord's castle. | D-demon Lord...? |
Yes, I can see you're in a rush. I bet you don't even have time to lounge around and read. | ... |
If nothing has changed in seven years, then maybe it will take twice that much time. | I... guess you're right. |
If you wish to learn the secrets of this microwave, then you must meet my conditions. | ...Which are? |
You saw it with your own eyes. You saw the email leap to the past! You saw the banana travel instantly through space! | I saw... but we must be missing something. Or maybe we're just seeing what we want to see. |
You never stop complaining, do you? | #000000 |
Heh heh heh, that's the spirit. You're already fascinated by the conspiracy. You can't help but want to know what lies at the heart of SERN. | If what you guys are saying is true... then this isn't something to joke about. |
What you want most right now is your own fork! | Wha-- |
Disconnected from causality, meaning? | It happens all the time in sci-fi. You'll become trapped in a closed time loop, never aging, never dying, but doomed to repeat the same day for all eternity. |
In that case... | Hmmm... |
Can I-- | Can you... what? |
Kurisu!? | Ugh, gh, Okabe!! Are you sure!? |
What were you doing? | ...Thinking. |
8 PM tonight. | Hmmm... |
Future Gadgets 1-7 are stored here. The PhoneWave, with which you are already familiar, is Gadget Number 8. | Future Gadgets, huh... |
If you didn't complain so much about every little thing, we would've gotten here sooner. | Right back at you. You stopped to take a break at least five times along the way. |
Basically, it's proof that SERN has something to hide. Can't you just smell the conspiracy? | I don't believe in conspiracies, but... |
Don't be ridiculous. I am a mad scientist. I bear the curse of insanity, not clumsiness. | Yeah, yeah. |
If you want to become a true mad scientist, you must learn to keep your emotions in check even as you cackle your way to victory! | Nobody asked you. And I'm already a scientist. |
Steins Gate is Steins Gate. Nothing more, nothing less. | That doesn't explain anything. |
Ah, so that's why you grabbed my phone when we first met. | When we first met? I didn't do that. |
What? | I happen to have a sewing kit with me. I'll stitch it up for you. |
What's so funny? | That has to be the cheesiest thing you've ever said. |
This time... | Hmph! |
What did she mean, she'll kill me in fifteen years? | Don't worry about it, Okabe. |
'Humans are temporal beings.' | Heidegger. I was thinking of that quote too. |
Why are you apologizing? | Because... |
Well, what? | I'm asking for an explanation. What's this about the IBN 5100 and SERN? |
You damn celebrity! If you're American, then you should at least use a motel instead of a hotel, right!? | I'm not American, and there aren't any motels in the heart of Tokyo. |
We meet again, Christina. | How many times do I have to tell you!? I'm not Christina, or your assistant or-- |
What do you mean? | Based on what you've told me, you have the advantage this time. You already know the contents of the D-Mail. |
What's wrong? | I have nothing to say to you. |
Wait! What happened to stage two of Operation Urd!? | By stage two, you mean an experiment to see if we can change the past, right? |
... | #000000 |