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It walked southward.

It gathered knowledge,

and through stimulation,

and on receiving an "impetus",

it could replicate that information.

could replicate the form

of the impetus' source.

A rock...

A wolf...

And then, a human being.

And most recently, a human being.

Because it possessed none of the

things that make humans human,

it soiled itself and failed to

procure sufficient nourishment.

And so, it died quickly.

To this object, death is

Yet to this object, death was

but a change in state.

It had died six times so far, but it

regenerated, as expected, each time.

The first time, it took five whole days,

but by the sixth time, it could

accomplish it in roughly twelve hours.

Pain promotes growth.

No death is wasted.

None of these deaths were meaningless.

It died again.

But that was not a problem.

Mommy, I'm so hungry, I could die!

Oh, Usajiro, you poor baby!

Mommy will make you something right away.

There you go. Eat up.

Yummy!

Thank you, Mommy!

You're so good at cooking!

Oh, my, thank you!

Congratulations, Lee.

You're a full-fledged adult now, eh?

Thanks, Grandma.

What are you looking at, March?

Ta-da!

What's this?

We had another baby?!

That's right.

Our sixth child, Kanitaro!

I've been wanting another child!

Now we're a family of eight!

That's right.

Here, darling! Eat this feast

I made to thank you!

Wow, this looks delicious!

You always make the best food, honey.

Aren't you glad you married me?

Time to eat, March.

Daddy! Mommy!

Look! Kanitaro!

Look! It's Kanitaro!

She made a new one, eh? Very nice.

Thank you for looking after her

all the time, Parona-chan.

all the time, Parona.

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It walked southward.

It gathered knowledge,
and through stimulation,

it could replicate that information.

A rock...

A wolf...

And then, a human being.

Because it possessed none of the
things that make humans human,

it soiled itself and failed to
procure sufficient nourishment.

And so, it died quickly.

To this object, death is
but a change in state.

It had died six times so far, but it
regenerated, as expected, each time.

The first time, it took five whole days,

but by the sixth time, it could
accomplish it in roughly twelve hours.

Pain promotes growth.

No death is wasted.

It died again.

But that was not a problem.

Mommy, I'm so hungry, I could die!

Oh, Usajiro, you poor baby!

Mommy will make you something right away.

There you go. Eat up.

Yummy!

Thank you, Mommy!

You're so good at cooking!

Oh, my, thank you!

Congratulations, Lee.

You're a full-fledged adult now, eh?

Thanks, Grandma.

What are you looking at, March?

Ta-da!

What's this?

We had another baby?!

That's right.

Our sixth child, Kanitaro!

I've been wanting another child!

Now we're a family of eight!

That's right.

Here, darling! Eat this feast
I made to thank you!

Wow, this looks delicious!

You always make the best food, honey.

Aren't you glad you married me?

Time to eat, March.

Daddy! Mommy!

Look! Kanitaro!

She made a new one, eh? Very nice.

Thank you for looking after her
all the time, Parona-chan.

Not at all.

Being around March comforts me.

Hey, Mommy, when do I get to be a grown-up?

That question again?

Once you stop wetting the bed,
then sleep 3,000 times more.

That's what I always tell you.

I can't wait that long!

I wanna grow up so I can be a mommy!

Did you know? Lee-chan next
door isn't a child anymore!

They took the ink off her face!

The only children left in this village
are me, Lisa, and little Lalah!

It's so humiliating!

There, there, Lisa.

Let me feed you some of my milk.

Stop that.

Let me tell you a secret, March.

Now, listen. You can't become
a grown-up if you don't behave.

Hush up to grow up!

What?! That's so silly!

A Rambunctious Girl

That bow is too strong and heavy for you.

Don't worry. You'll get
better at it eventually.

We'll help you out.

Let's hang in there and keep practicing.

Thanks.

Hey, where's Daddy?

Where's Daddy?

Daddy's busy with work.

Aw, but...

Now, don't be selfish!

What's that sound?

I don't know.

March!

Sissy!

Where are we going?

I found a nice spot.

Let's go play there today.

What do you think you're doing?

That girl is from the village, is she not?

Did you not hear the order to assemble?

Rejoice, everyone.

Your village was fortunate enough
to be chosen this year.

The ritual of gratitude to Oniguma-sama,
the god who brings peace

and prosperity to the Ninannah region,

will be held in this village.

In accordance with tradition,
we, the Yanome people,

will choose an untarnished girl
to offer to Oniguma-sama.

Let's see...

This is the one.

Congratulations, March!

Congratulations!

Thank you.

Why are they congratulating
me? What happened?

You were chosen for a great honor.

Honor?

We're so sorry, March!

What's wrong, Mommy?

You are going to die.

March-san.

You are to be sacrificed to Oniguma-sama.

For all of our sakes.

Sacrificed?

My name is Hayase.

I have been ordered to look after
you until the ritual is complete.

Move back, please.

No men may come near her.

We must not allow her to be tarnished.

Here is the schedule.

On the day before we leave,
the village will hold a banquet.

The family is asked to say
their goodbyes at this time.

We will then spend three days
climbing the mountain.

You two may rest assured
that we will travel safely.

March-san will sleep on the
altar atop the mountain.

We will return down the mountain
before Oniguma-sama arrives.

In one year, we will retrieve
anything that remains on the altar

and bring it home to the parents.

I don't wanna die, though!

If I die, I can't become a grown-up, right?

That would be the case.

So I don't want to die!

That is unfortunate.

Why do you get to decide what happens to me?!

That is the tradition.

What?! That doesn't make sense!

No! No! No!

I don't want to die!

Why do I have to die?!

Why don't I get to become a grown-up?!

Tell me! Why?! Why?! Why?!

March!

Behave.

March-chan, eat this.

Eat this, too.

Lalah.

I made this, March.

Wear it on your last day.

Thanks.

I'll do my best.

Is your job to watch me go to the bathroom?

I am watching over you until the final day
to ensure you remain in pristine condition.

You're making sure I don't run away.

Allow me to warn you: if you run away,

Lalah will die in your place.

And if Lalah runs away?

We will choose the one who can't run away.

Oh, dear. What's wrong?

There, there.

You have been very strong.

You are behaving well.

I'm impressed.

There is a legend that says freedom
awaits in the world after death.

You can do anything and become anything.

There, you can become the grown-up
that you could not become here.

An arrow...

She got away!

Hold it!

Hayase-sama!

After March!

Don't lose her!

She disappeared?

Search over there!

She's not here!

Search harder!

I'm sorry, Daddy.

I couldn't behave.

There she is! It's March!

What is that?!

W-Wait for me!

What?

What is this?

U-Um...

Where are you going?

Take me with you!

I see.

You were going to fake March-san's death.

I see what you were trying to do,
but it was like a child playing pretend.

Do not misunderstand.
I will not be the one to punish you.

It will be your own people of Ninannah.

Where's March?

Well...

You let her get away?

Let's go back to the village
and get another girl.

We will find her before
we humiliate ourselves!

Get back to searching at once!

No! Wait!

There's a monster out there!

A monster?

What are you?

You looked like an empty husk at first.

Then you went all squiggly,
and you came back to life.

One time, Sissy stepped on a bug and it
came back to life, and it scared me.

Isn't that called... uh... in... imm...

Immortal, right?

Sissy taught me.

By the way, where did you come from?

Not Ninannah, right? And you don't
look like you're from Yanome...

What's your name?

Mine's March!

Hey! Say something!

Don't you know how to talk?!

That fruit looks sweet.

Yeah, I'm getting hungry, too.

I'll get some for you!

Leave this to me! I'm a good climber!

Here!

You've gotta be kidding...

You poor thing.

Your parents must not have
taught you manners.

Here.

You eat with your hands, like this.

You're so awful!

For crying out loud...

You're mean! That was mine!

Sheesh...

No! These are mine!

Were you that hungry?

Listen. When someone you don't
know does something nice for you,

you have to say "thank you," okay?

Can you say that? Say "thank you."

"Thank you."

Thank you.

Hey!

Don't just walk away!

You're going to sleep?

Hey.

Mommy! Daddy!

I'm home!

March!

Huh?

Where's Lisa?

It's your fault, March.

Sissy...

They were sacrificed because you ran away.

Wh-What's the matter?
Why are you following me?

Sheesh...

I'm not your mommy, you know!

Preview

A boy who knows nothing, and March,
who acts like a loving mother to her son.

The two interact, little by little.

Parona struggles to save March.

Hayase pursues March relentlessly.

And a giant shadow emerges.

A Small Evolution

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It walked southward.

It gathered knowledge,
and on receiving an "impetus",

could replicate the form
of the impetus' source.

A rock...

A wolf...

And most recently, a human being.

Because it possessed none of the
things that make humans human,

it soiled itself and failed to
procure sufficient nourishment.

And so, it died quickly.

Yet to this object, death was
but a change in state.

It had died six times so far, but it
regenerated, as expected, each time.

The first time, it took five whole days,

but by the sixth time, it could
accomplish it in roughly twelve hours.

Pain promotes growth.

None of these deaths were meaningless.

It died again.

But that was not a problem.

Mommy, I'm so hungry, I could die!

Oh, Usajiro, you poor baby!

Mommy will make you something right away.

There you go. Eat up.

Yummy!

Thank you, Mommy!

You're so good at cooking!

Oh, my, thank you!

Congratulations, Lee.

You're a full-fledged adult now, eh?

Thanks, Grandma.

What are you looking at, March?

Ta-da!

What's this?

We had another baby?!

That's right.

Our sixth child, Kanitaro!

I've been wanting another child!

Now we're a family of eight!

That's right.

Here, darling! Eat this feast
I made to thank you!

Wow, this looks delicious!

You always make the best food, honey.

Aren't you glad you married me?

Time to eat, March.

Daddy! Mommy!

Look! It's Kanitaro!

She made a new one, eh? Very nice.

Thank you for looking after her
all the time, Parona.

Not at all.

Being around March comforts me.

Hey, Mommy, when do I get to be a grown-up?

That question again?

Once you stop wetting the bed,
then sleep 3,000 times more.

That's what I always tell you.

I can't wait that long!

I wanna grow up so I can be a mommy!

Did you know? Lee next
door isn't a child anymore!

They took the ink off her face!

The only children left in this village
are me, Lisa, and little Lalah!

It's so humiliating!

There, there, Lisa.

Let me feed you some of my milk.

Stop that.

Let me tell you a secret, March.

Now, listen. You can't become
a grown-up if you aren't obedient.

Hush up to grow up!

What?! That's so silly!

A Rambunctious Girl

That bow is too strong and heavy for you.

Don't worry. You'll get
better at it eventually.

We'll help you out.

Let's hang in there and keep practicing.

Thanks.

Hey, where's Daddy?

Where's Daddy?

Daddy's busy with work.

Aw, but...

Now, don't be selfish!

What's that sound?

I don't know.

March!

Sis!

Where are we going?

I found a nice spot.

Let's go play there today.

What do you think you're doing?

That girl is from the village, is she not?

Did you not hear the order to assemble?

Rejoice, everyone.

Your village was fortunate enough
to be chosen this year.

The ritual of gratitude to Oniguma,
the god who brings peace

and prosperity to the Ninannah region,

will be held in this village.

In accordance with tradition,
we, the Yanome people,

will choose an untarnished girl
to offer to Oniguma.

Let's see...

This is the one.

Congratulations, March!

Congratulations!

Thank you.

Why are they congratulating
me? What happened?

You were chosen for a great honor.

Honor?

We're so sorry, March!

What's wrong, Mommy?

You are going to die.

March.

You are to be sacrificed to Oniguma.

For all of our sakes.

Sacrificed?

My name is Hayase.

I have been ordered to look after
you until the ritual is complete.

Move back, please.

No men may come near her.

We must not allow her to be tarnished.

Here is the schedule.

On the day before we leave,
the village will hold a banquet.

The family is asked to say
their goodbyes at this time.

We will then spend three days
climbing the mountain.

You two may rest assured
that we will travel safely.

March will sleep on the
altar atop the mountain.

We will return down the mountain
before Oniguma arrives.

In one year, we will retrieve
anything that remains on the altar

and bring it home to the parents.

I don't wanna die, though!

If I die, I can't become a grown-up, right?

That would be the case.

So I don't want to die!

That is unfortunate.

Why do you get to decide what happens to me?!

That is the tradition.

What?! That doesn't make sense!

No! No! No!

I don't want to die!

Why do I have to die?!

Why don't I get to become a grown-up?!

Tell me! Why?! Why?! Why?!

March!

Be obedient.

March, eat this.

Eat this, too.

Lalah.

I made this, March.

Wear it on your last day.

Thanks.

I'll do my best.

Is your job to watch me go to the bathroom?

I am watching over you until the final day
to ensure you remain in pristine condition.

You're making sure I don't run away.

Allow me to warn you: if you run away,

Lalah will die in your place.

And if Lalah runs away?

We will choose the one who can't run away.

Oh, dear. What's wrong?

There, there.

You have been very strong.

You've been obedient so far.

I'm impressed.

There is a legend that says freedom
awaits in the world after death.

You can do anything and become anything.

There, you can become the grown-up
that you could not become here.

An arrow...

She got away!

Hold it!

Hayase!

After March!

Don't let her escape!

She disappeared?

Search over there!

She's not here!

Search harder!

I'm sorry, Daddy.

I couldn't be obedient.

There she is! It's March!

What is that?!

W-Wait for me!

What?

What is this?

U-Um...

Where are you going?

Take me with you!

I see.

You were going to fake March's death.

I see what you were trying to do,
but it was like a child playing pretend.

Do not misunderstand.
I will not be the one to punish you.

It will be your own people of Ninannah.

Where's March?

Well...

You let her get away?

Let's go back to the village
and get another girl.

We will find her before
we humiliate ourselves!

Get back to searching at once!

No! Wait!

There's a monster out there!

A monster?

What are you?

You looked like an empty husk at first.

Then you went all squiggly,
and you came back to life.

One time, Sis stepped on a bug and it
came back to life, and it scared me.

Isn't that called... uh... in... imm...

Immortal, right?

My big sis taught me that.

By the way, where did you come from?

Not Ninannah, right? And you don't
look like you're from Yanome...

What's your name?

Mine's March!

Hey! Say something!

Don't you know how to talk?!

That fruit looks sweet.

Yeah, I'm getting hungry, too.

I'll get some for you!

Leave this to me! I'm a good climber!

Here!

You've gotta be kidding...

You poor thing.

Your parents must not have
taught you manners.

Here.

You eat with your hands, like this.

You're so awful!

For crying out loud...

You're mean! That was mine!

Sheesh...

No! These are mine!

Were you that hungry?

Listen. When someone you don't
know does something nice for you,

you have to say "thank you," okay?

Can you say that? Say "thank you."

"Thank you."

Thank you.

Hey!

Don't just walk away!

You're going to sleep?

Hey.

Mommy! Daddy!

I'm home!

March!

Huh?

Where's Lisa?

It's your fault, March.

Sis...

They were both sacrificed
because you ran away.

Wh-What's the matter?
Why are you following me?

Sheesh...

I'm not your mommy, you know!

Preview

A boy who knows nothing, and March,
who acts like a loving mother to her son.

The two interact, little by little.

Parona struggles to save March.

Hayase pursues March relentlessly.

And a giant shadow emerges.

A Small Evolution