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Umee

Coalgirls

Why did Megumi die?

Could someone die from a mere case of anemia?

I won't know... until I examine her in detail.

It appeared as though it was simply anemia.

Even if that wasn't the case,

it looked like we could at least afford to wait until the blood test results came back.

Actually, I'm the one who's shocked the most.

What would you like to do?

If possible, I'd like to suggest a pathological autopsy...

in order to determine the cause of death in detail.

No way!

Honey!

You want to hit me.

I understand how you feel.

I'm sorry...

But I can't allow the autopsy.

She's a young girl.

Please leave her alone now.

Okay then...

Time of death is approximately 2 AM.

Time of death was approximately 2 o'clock in the morning.

The cause of death is acute heart failure.

The cause of death was acute heart failure.

Where're you going, Natsuno?

The funeral the Shimizus are holding starts at noon.

I know.

I'll be there.

This village is surrounded by mountains with momi fir trees on three sides.

It lies alongside a mountain stream

and the momi fir woods confine it in a triangular shape like the tip of a harpoon.

It's a village with a population of only 1300,

where people have been growing momi fir trees and making grave markers.

Those trees meant for the dead cut it off from the outside world.

The village is surrounded by death.

Taro! Stop it!

I'm sorry, Natsuno.

I'm sorry, Natsuno-kun.

I switched his collar to a bigger one just recently so he slips out of it easily.

Are your legs doing better, Natsuno?

Are your legs doing better, Natsuno-kun?

You know, the growing pains?

Um... please stop that.

What?

Calling me by my first name.

Oh, you don't like your name?

I think it's a nice, refreshing name.

Your mom named you, didn't she?

No, it was my dad.

He says it was the name of a noble long ago.

I see.

Your dad must be a romantic.

Otherwise we wouldn't have moved to a place like this.

I'm sorry...

I just...

Well, it's true that this village is in the middle of nowhere.

I didn't mean it like that.

That's okay. It's true.

Oh? Good morning, Ritsuko.

Oh? Good morning, Ricchan.

Good morning.

I wonder if kids from big cities can get used to life here.

Is she dating him?

No, she isn't.

She's dating the Mutous' son, isn't she?

What's the matter?

I don't like it

I don't like it...

when everyone in the village gossips about everyone else.

Huh?

That's because this is the countryside.

End of summer greeting card?

She must've re-written it so many times.

Midsummer greeting...

I made a mistake again!

Megumi!

Megumi-chan!

Don't you...

want to leave the village?

There's a nationwide shortage of nurses, you know.

You won't have a problem finding a new job, right?

Yeah...

The fact that I'm still here means maybe I don't want to leave.

I live with my mother and my little sister.

I wonder what my sister will do...

It doesn't seem she'd leave, either.

He came...

Megumi...

Megumi-chan...

He came!

Thank you very much!

What?

I'm Kaori Tanaka, I've been Megumi's friend since we were children.

I'm Tanaka Kaori, and I've been Megumi-chan's friend since we were children.

You're Natsuno Yuuki, right?

You're Yuuki Natsuno-san, right?

Yeah.

Thank you very much for coming to her funeral!

I'm sure she's happy, too.

Um... um...

Would you accept a keepsake for Megumi?

Would you accept a keepsake for Megumi-chan?

What?!

Why?

I wasn't really close to Shimizu or anything, so I can't accept it.

Well then, I'm going home now since it's hot.

Hey, Megumi's coffin will soon be carried out of—

Hey, Megumi-chan's coffin will soon be carried out of—

I don't have any obligation to attend her burial, so...

The poor Shimizus...

Yeah.

Why on Earth did this happen so suddenly?

One of my relatives lost her child long ago, too.

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Umee

Why did Megumi die?
Could someone die from a mere case of anemia?
I won't know... until I examine her in detail.
It appeared as though it was simply anemia.
Even if that wasn't the case,
it looked like we could at least afford to wait until the blood test results came back.
Actually, I'm the one who's shocked the most.
What would you like to do?
If possible, I'd like to suggest a pathological autopsy...
in order to determine the cause of death in detail.
No way!
Honey!
You want to hit me.
I understand how you feel.
I'm sorry...
But I can't allow the autopsy.
She's a young girl.
Please leave her alone now.
Okay then...
Time of death is approximately 2 AM.
The cause of death is acute heart failure.
Where're you going, Natsuno?
The funeral the Shimizus are holding starts at noon.
I know.
I'll be there.
This village is surrounded by mountains with momi fir trees on three sides.
It lies alongside a mountain stream
and the momi fir woods confine it in a triangular shape like the tip of a harpoon.
It's a village with a population of only 1300,
where people have been growing momi fir trees and making grave markers.
Those trees meant for the dead cut it off from the outside world.
The village is surrounded by death.
Taro! Stop it!
I'm sorry, Natsuno.
I switched his collar to a bigger one just recently so he slips out of it easily.
Are your legs doing better, Natsuno?
You know, the growing pains?
Um... please stop that.
What?
Calling me by my first name.
Oh, you don't like your name?
I think it's a nice, refreshing name.
Your mom named you, didn't she?
No, it was my dad.
He says it was the name of a noble long ago.
I see.
Your dad must be a romantic.
Otherwise we wouldn't have moved to a place like this.
I'm sorry...
I just...
Well, it's true that this village is in the middle of nowhere.
I didn't mean it like that.
That's okay. It's true.
Oh? Good morning, Ritsuko.
Good morning.
I wonder if kids from big cities can get used to life here.
Is she dating him?
No, she isn't.
She's dating the Mutous' son, isn't she?
What's the matter?
I don't like it
when everyone in the village gossips about everyone else.
Huh?
That's because this is the countryside.
End of summer greeting card?
She must've re-written it so many times.
Midsummer greeting...
I made a mistake again!
Megumi!
Don't you...
want to leave the village?
There's a nationwide shortage of nurses, you know.
You won't have a problem finding a new job, right?
Yeah...
The fact that I'm still here means maybe I don't want to leave.
I live with my mother and my little sister.
I wonder what my sister will do...
It doesn't seem she'd leave, either.
He came...
Megumi...
He came!
Thank you very much!
What?
I'm Kaori Tanaka, I've been Megumi's friend since we were children.
You're Natsuno Yuuki, right?
Yeah.
Thank you very much for coming to her funeral!
I'm sure she's happy, too.
Um... um...
Would you accept a keepsake for Megumi?
What?!
Why?
I wasn't really close to Shimizu or anything, so I can't accept it.
Well then, I'm going home now since it's hot.
Hey, Megumi's coffin will soon be carried out of—
I don't have any obligation to attend her burial, so...
The poor Shimizus...
Yeah.
Why on Earth did this happen so suddenly?
One of my relatives lost her child long ago, too.
Even children can die.
I wonder what happened while she was missing.
She was fickle to begin with.
Could it be that...
Megumi's gone.
People should mourn her death more.
How cruel, right, Megumi?
That hole... will swallow Megumi...
Eventually, the day will come when it will swallow me, too.
One day, I too will be...
I don't know when; it may be tomorrow, or it may be the day after.
Megumi already died...
so I might, too...
Mrs. Shimizu! Mr. Shimizu!
Megumi's birthday was coming up soon, so I already bought a present for her.
Do you mind... if I put this with her?
Kaori!
They've got enough to deal with right now.
I think it's okay.
You're her friend, aren't you?
Go ahead and put it in there.
I'm sure she'd be happy, too.
I'm sure she's happy, too.
Would you accept a keepsake for Megumi?
Give me a break...
I bet she was able to enjoy her pure, innocent little crush like that...
hoping that I'd accept her feelings someday.
Everyone in this village is like that.
They selfishly assign roles to others,
Thank you very much!
wanting them to say this or to do that.
Give me a break.
Doc, we've got the results of Megumi's blood test.
Oh, they came in?
Thanks.
Was it anemia as you thought?
Yeah, but it's not regular iron deficiency anemia.
I misdiagnosed.
What...?
I thought Megumi had iron deficiency anemia, prevalent in young women.
In other words, I thought it was microcytic-hypochromic anemia.
But a rough calculation of her red blood cell count, hemoglobin concentration, and hematocrit value
shows an increase in the reticulocyte count as well.
It was normocytic-normochromic anemia after all.
So... what was the cause?
I don't know.
What?
What do you mean?
Normocytic-normochromic anemia can be caused by bleeding, hemolysis,
hypoplastic anemia, and secondary anemia.
But Megumi had no visible external wounds nor major internal bleeding.
And yet she died suddenly, so her body must've had a serious problem.
But I can't figure out what it is.
If we had done an autopsy on her, then it probably would have been clear.
Doctor!
The family of Giichi, from Maruyasu Lumber, called.
It seems Giichi might be dead.
Okay.
I'm on my way.
Fuki!
It's me, Tae!
How're you feeling?
Then Giichi died of acute kidney failure?
Yeah.
People his age typically have problems here and there in their bodies.
He might've broken down due to this fierce heat.
Come to think of it, it seems like there's a summer cold going around.
Oh yeah, I remember hearing that Gigorou and Hidemasa from Yamairi had summer colds before their deaths.
What?
I think it was about a week before old lady Mieko passed away.
She told me when she came to pick up high blood pressure medicine.
It seems like neither of them have a fever.
I wonder if it's what you call a summer cold.
They've been in a daze.
Old lady Mieko seemed to be just fine then.
Hello, Ozaki Clinic.
Fuki is...
Fuki Gotouda is...
She was looking fatigued on Thursday, so I checked up on her again yesterday.
She was also feeling down as she lost her son Shuuji, her brother, and his wife.
She looked very sleepy and was in a daze.
We were wondering if it could be a summer cold.
Sleepy and in a daze...
But yesterday, she was a lot worse than on Thursday.
I'm sleepy...
Her temperature was over 101°F.
Very sleepy.
I got worried and suggested we call you.
Then...
Don't call the doctor.
Although she was in a daze, she said that very clearly.
I wonder if she hated hospitals that much.
Was she coughing?
No.
Did she go to the bathroom?
While I was here, she was bedridden.
Did she have pain or trouble breathing?
Not at all!
If she said something like that, I'd have asked you to come even if she refused!
Doctor...
Doctor!
Hey, Mr. Ishida.
Yes.
I have a favor to ask.
Yes?
I'd like to know how many people died in the village this August.
What? What on Earth is the matter?
I'm just a little concerned.
Thanks.
Junior Monk!
Yes?
What's the matter?
The village caretaker called and said Ms. Fuki Gotouda died from illness.
Another death?
Death has struck us many times this summer.
I bet it'll continue to happen.
About twenty years ago, many people died from accidents on the shore and illness.
Really?
Is that right?
Ozaki Clinic
Sorry to bother you during your lunch break, Toshio.
That's okay.
So what brought you here?
Four elderly people died last summer, right?
You sure know your stuff.
I'm a monk, so...
And?
This year, Shuuji, those three in Yamairi,
Megumi, Giichi and Fuki...
Seven have died in the past two weeks.
Moreover, Shuuji was 39,
and especially in Megumi's case, she was only 15.
Too young to die.
What was the cause of Fuki's death?
Probably acute kidney failure.
What's the precise cause of death?
I don't know.
What about Shuuji?
All of them.
Gigorou, Hidemasa, Mieko,
Megumi, Giichi, and Fuki...
The causes of their deaths are unknown.
Isn't it an epidemic?
Good evening.
I'm sorry to ask you to come all this way.
No problem.
So, did you find anything on what I asked about earlier?
Ten.
What...?
Ten?
First, those three in Yamairi,
August 1st, Gigorou Ookawa and Hidemasa Murasako.
August 5th, Mieko Murasako.
August 6th, Shuuji Gotouda.
August 11th, Takatoshi Hirosawa.
August 15th, Megumi Shimizu.
August 17th, Giichi Yasumori.
August 18th, Yasuyuki Ootsuka.
August 21st, Fuki Gotouda.
August 23rd, Ryuuji Shimizu.
I wasn't aware of some of them.
They died at the government hospital in the neighboring town of Mizobe.
So... um...
whatever the circumstances, to have this many die in such a short time is unusual.
What on Earth is happening in this village?
There're various possibilities.
For now, we've decided to assume the worst case scenario and suspect an epidemic.
E-Epidemic?
We're only assuming the worst case scenario.
What kind of disease is it?
We aren't sure yet,
but their symptoms are pretty much the same.
It presents itself differently.
In Megumi's case, it started with anemia.
For the others, they looked fatigued as though from the summer heat or a summer cold.
So it starts with very minor symptoms,
and within a few days, it worsens drastically.
In fact, Nao of Yasumori Construction came to see me yesterday.
I feel fatigued.
My mother-in-law is forcing me to come to the clinic, so...
Since her case seemed similar to Megumi's,
I examined her thoroughly.
Nao...
Yes.
The detailed test results won't be in for a while.
So for today, I'll just give you some vitamin pills.
Come back in three days.
But if your condition worsens even a little, come see me again tomorrow.
Okay?
Okay.
Nao, huh?
Does this mean that she was infected by Giichi of the Yasumoris' head family?
If an epidemic really is the cause, that is.
This is terrible!
This is outrageous!
In any case, we still don't have enough information.
We have to gather more.
We can't make a big fuss about it before we know if it really is an epidemic.
I'll ask the surviving families casually.
With any luck, we might be able to figure out the path of infection.
I-I'll make a flyer telling people that if they have symptoms differing from a summer cold or fatigue
they should see a doctor.
Also, I'll let you know if death certificates signed by someone other than you come in to the office!
I'll work quickly to identify the cause of their deaths.
I'll find out what it is that is killing the villagers for sure.
I'm not gonna let it trample on my village anymore!
Why...?
Why did I start closing the blinds again?
Pollution...
A death, neither sudden nor  abnormal
Such a death spreads and multiplies to those unrelated in its vicinity
A phenomenon that is hard to oppose
A close contact
An exiled land
A society that handles internal affairs exclusively
A complication between territorial bond and thrombosis
An interment complying with traditions
Once it begins to spread...
...undoubtedly, this town will perrish

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फ़ाइल खोलें

Coalgirls

Why did Megumi die?
Could someone die from a mere case of anemia?
I won't know... until I examine her in detail.
It appeared as though it was simply anemia.
Even if that wasn't the case,
it looked like we could at least afford to wait until the blood test results came back.
Actually, I'm the one who's shocked the most.
What would you like to do?
If possible, I'd like to suggest a pathological autopsy...
in order to determine the cause of death in detail.
No way!
Honey!
You want to hit me.
I understand how you feel.
I'm sorry...
But I can't allow the autopsy.
She's a young girl.
Please leave her alone now.
Okay then...
Time of death was approximately 2 o'clock in the morning.
The cause of death was acute heart failure.
Where're you going, Natsuno?
The funeral the Shimizus are holding starts at noon.
I know.
I'll be there.
This village is surrounded by mountains with momi fir trees on three sides.
It lies alongside a mountain stream
and the momi fir woods confine it in a triangular shape like the tip of a harpoon.
It's a village with a population of only 1300,
where people have been growing momi fir trees and making grave markers.
Those trees meant for the dead cut it off from the outside world.
The village is surrounded by death.
Taro! Stop it!
I'm sorry, Natsuno-kun.
I switched his collar to a bigger one just recently so he slips out of it easily.
Are your legs doing better, Natsuno-kun?
You know, the growing pains?
Um... please stop that.
What?
Calling me by my first name.
Oh, you don't like your name?
I think it's a nice, refreshing name.
Your mom named you, didn't she?
No, it was my dad.
He says it was the name of a noble long ago.
I see.
Your dad must be a romantic.
Otherwise we wouldn't have moved to a place like this.
I'm sorry...
I just...
Well, it's true that this village is in the middle of nowhere.
I didn't mean it like that.
That's okay. It's true.
Oh? Good morning, Ricchan.
Good morning.
I wonder if kids from big cities can get used to life here.
Is she dating him?
No, she isn't.
She's dating the Mutous' son, isn't she?
What's the matter?
I don't like it...
when everyone in the village gossips about everyone else.
Huh?
That's because this is the countryside.
End of summer greeting card?
She must've re-written it so many times.
Midsummer greeting...
I made a mistake again!
Megumi-chan!
Don't you...
want to leave the village?
There's a nationwide shortage of nurses, you know.
You won't have a problem finding a new job, right?
Yeah...
The fact that I'm still here means maybe I don't want to leave.
I live with my mother and my little sister.
I wonder what my sister will do...
It doesn't seem she'd leave, either.
He came...
Megumi-chan...
He came!
Thank you very much!
What?
I'm Tanaka Kaori, and I've been Megumi-chan's friend since we were children.
You're Yuuki Natsuno-san, right?
Yeah.
Thank you very much for coming to her funeral!
I'm sure she's happy, too.
Um... um...
Would you accept a keepsake for Megumi-chan?
What?!
Why?
I wasn't really close to Shimizu or anything, so I can't accept it.
Well then, I'm going home now since it's hot.
Hey, Megumi-chan's coffin will soon be carried out of—
I don't have any obligation to attend her burial, so...
The poor Shimizus...
Yeah.
Why on Earth did this happen so suddenly?
One of my relatives lost her child long ago, too.
Even children can die.
I wonder what happened while she was missing.
She was fickle to begin with.
Could it be that...
Megumi-chan's gone.
People should mourn her death more.
How cruel, right, Megumi-chan?
That hole... will swallow Megumi-chan...
Eventually, the day will come when it will swallow me, too.
One day, I too will be...
I don't know when; it may be tomorrow, or it may be the day after.
Megumi-chan already died...
so I might, too...
Mrs. Shimizu! Mr. Shimizu!
Megumi-chan's birthday was coming up soon, so I already bought a present for her.
Do you mind... if I put this with her?
Kaori!
They've got enough to deal with right now.
I think it's okay.
You're her friend, aren't you?
Go ahead and put it in there.
I'm sure she'd be happy, too.
I'm sure she's happy, too.
Would you accept a keepsake for Megumi-chan?
Give me a break...
I bet she was able to enjoy her pure, innocent little crush like that...
hoping that I'd accept her feelings someday.
Everyone in this village is like that.
They selfishly assign roles to others,
Thank you very much!
wanting them to say this or to do that.
Give me a break.
Sir, we've got the results of Megumi-chan's blood test.
Oh, they came in?
Thanks.
Was it anemia as you thought?
Yeah, but it's not regular iron deficiency anemia.
I misdiagnosed.
What?
I thought Megumi-chan had iron deficiency anemia, prevalent in young women.
In other words, I thought it was microcytic-hypochromic anemia.
But a rough calculation of her red blood cell count, hemoglobin concentration, and hematocrit value
shows an increase in the reticulocyte count as well.
It was normocytic-normochromic anemia after all.
So... what was the cause?
I don't know.
What?
What do you mean?
Normocytic-normochromic anemia can be caused by bleeding, hemolysis,
hypoplastic anemia, and secondary anemia.
But Megumi-chan had no visible external wounds nor major internal bleeding.
And yet she died suddenly, so her body must've had a serious problem.
But I can't figure out what it is.
If we had done an autopsy on her, then it probably would have been clear.
Sir!
The family of Giichi, from Maruyasu Lumber, called.
It seems Giichi-san might be dead.
Okay.
I'm on my way.
Fuki-san!
It's me, Tae!
How're you feeling?
Then Giichi-san died of acute kidney failure?
Yeah.
People his age typically have problems here and there in their bodies.
He might've broken down due to this fierce heat.
Come to think of it, it seems like there's a summer cold going around.
Oh yeah, I remember hearing from Yamairi that Gigorou-san and Hidemasa-san
had summer colds before their deaths.
What?
I think it was about a week before old lady Mieko passed away.
She told me when she came to pick up high blood pressure medicine.
It seems like neither of them have a fever.
I wonder if it's what you call a summer cold.
They've been in a daze.
Old lady Mieko seemed to be just fine then.
Hello, Ozaki Clinic.
Fuki-san is...
Gotouda Fuki-san is...
She was looking fatigued on Thursday, so I checked up on her again yesterday.
She was also feeling down as she lost her son Shuuji-kun, her brother, and his wife.
She looked very sleepy and was in a daze.
We were wondering if it could be a summer cold.
Sleepy and in a daze...
But yesterday, she was a lot worse than on Thursday.
I'm sleepy...
Her temperature was over 101°F.
Very sleepy.
I got worried and suggested we call you.
Then...
Don't call the doctor.
Although she was in a daze, she said that very clearly.
I wonder if she hated hospitals that much.
Was she coughing?
No.
Did she go to the bathroom?
While I was here, she was bedridden.
Did she have pain or trouble breathing?
Not at all!
If she said something like that, I'd have asked you to come even if she refused!
Sir...
Sir!
Hey, Ishida-san.
Yes.
I have a favor to ask.
Yes?
I'd like to know how many people died in the village this August.
What? What on Earth is the matter?
I'm just a little concerned.
Thanks.
Junior Monk!
Yes?
What's the matter?
The village caretaker called and said Gotouda Fuki-san died from illness.
Another death?
Death has struck us many times this summer.
I bet it'll continue to happen.
About twenty years ago, many people died from accidents on the shore and illness.
Really?
Is that right?
Ozaki Clinic
Sorry to bother you during your lunch break, Toshio.
That's okay.
So what brought you here?
Four elderly people died last summer, right?
You sure know your stuff.
I'm a monk, so...
And?
This year, Shuuji-san, those three in Yamairi,
Megumi-chan, Giichi-san, and Fuki-san...
Seven have died in the past two weeks.
Moreover, Shuuji-san was 39,
and especially in Megumi-chan's case, she was only 15.
Too young to die.
What was the cause of Fuki-san's death?
Probably acute kidney failure.
What's the precise cause of death?
I don't know.
What about Shuuji-san?
All of them.
Gigorou-san, Hidemasa-san, Mieko-san,
Megumi-chan, Giichi-san, and Fuki-san...
The causes of their deaths are unknown.
Isn't it an epidemic?
Good evening.
I'm sorry to ask you to come all this way.
No problem.
So, did you find anything on what I asked about earlier?
Ten.
What?
Ten?
First, those three in Yamairi,
August 1st, Ookawa Gigorou and Murasako Hidemasa.
August 5th, Murasako Mieko.
August 6th, Gotouda Shuuji.
August 11th, Hirosawa Takatoshi.
August 15th, Shimizu Megumi.
August 17th, Yasumori Giichi.
August 18th, Ootsuka Yasuyuki.
August 21st, Gotouda Fuki.
August 23rd, Shimizu Ryuuji.
I wasn't aware of some of them.
They died at the government hospital in the neighboring town of Mizobe.
So... um...
whatever the circumstances, to have this many die in such a short time is unusual.
What on Earth is happening in this village?
There're various possibilities.
For now, we've decided to assume the worst case scenario and suspect an epidemic.
E-Epidemic?
We're only assuming the worst case scenario.
What kind of disease is it?
We aren't sure yet,
but their symptoms are pretty much the same.
It presents itself differently.
In Megumi-chan's case, it started with anemia.
For the others, they looked fatigued as though from the summer heat or a summer cold.
So it starts with very minor symptoms,
and within a few days, it worsens drastically.
In fact, Nao-san of Yasumori Construction came to see me yesterday.
I feel fatigued.
My mother-in-law is forcing me to come to the clinic, so...
Since her case seemed similar to Megumi-chan's,
I examined her thoroughly.
Nao-san...
Yes.
The detailed test results won't be in for a while.
So for today, I'll just give you some vitamin pills.
Come back in three days.
But if your condition worsens even a little, come see me again tomorrow.
Okay?
Okay.
Nao-san, huh?
Does this mean that she was infected by Giichi-san of the Yasumoris' head family?
If an epidemic really is the cause, that is.
This is terrible!
This is outrageous!
In any case, we still don't have enough information.
We have to gather more.
We can't make a big fuss about it before we know if it really is an epidemic.
I'll ask the surviving families casually.
With any luck, we might be able to figure out the path of infection.
I-I'll make a flyer telling people that if they have symptoms differing from a summer cold or fatigue
they should see a doctor.
Also, I'll let you know if death certificates signed by someone other than you come in to the office!
I'll work quickly to identify the cause of their deaths.
I'll find out what it is that is killing the villagers for sure.
I'm not gonna let it trample on my village anymore!
Why?
Why did I start closing the blinds again?
Contamination.
Sudden, abnormal deaths,
which spread to close relatives.
A phenomenon that is hard to oppose.
A close contact.
An exiled land.
A society that handles its internal affairs in solitude.
Ties to the family and the region which complicate it.
Buried customs.
If this helps to spread the disease,
undoubtedly, this town will perish.