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कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
CR
sam
South America
.
Destination:
South America
,
Upper Amazon.
Upper Amazon.
Three
degrees
, seven
minutes south
. Sixty
degrees
, one
minute west.
3
degrees
7
minutes south
, 60
degrees
1
minute west.
That's where we'll find
the
truth about
the
great
petrification.
There lies
the
secret of
the
petrification.
I want it!
I want it!
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
No matter what we
may
find
at the
very
source of humanity's
destruction, I want it!
No matter what we
end up
find
ing there, I want whatever's
at the
source of humanity's
downfall!
Or
we
may
find
no
thing.
There's no guarantee
we
'll
find
any
thing.
It's been
millennia
, after all.
It's been
thousands of years
, after all.
Yeah.
Yeah.
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
We're
going to South America
to make a super-alloy city, anyway.
But our real goal in
going to South America
is to build a super-alloy city.
We might as well swing by the epicenter.
Consider ground zero more of a pitstop.
So it's gonna be a grand Amazon adventure and treasure hunt!
So what you're really saying is that we're going on a treasure hunt in the Amazon!
Crap, I'm getting pumped!
Badass, man! Now I'm really starting to get pumped for this trip!
The Amazon's massive, you know.
You do realize how insanely massive the Amazon is, right?
We're headed right to the middle, but, like... are we walking there?
We're heading all the way to the center of the place, too.
That's not happening.
Speaking of which, we're not planning on walking, I presume?
There's no way we're conquering the Amazon by
foot.
Absolutely not.
It
's
almost certain death, even for fully-equipped
21st century
travelers.
We could never hope to survive the journey on
foot.
Like the
mosquitoes that
'll sting you
through your clothes
It
was
almost certain death, even for fully-equipped
travelers back in the
21st century
.
or all
those
bugs
that
lay eggs in human flesh.
We're talking giant
mosquitoes that
can bite
through your clothes
.
Which is why
we're
going to
have to take a giant detour
Not to mention
those
nasty insects
that
love to
lay eggs in human flesh.
through
the
sea along
the
Amazon R
iver.
Definitely wanna avoid that, so
we're
gonna
have to take a giant detour
.
Here, around
the
coast, and then up
the
r
iver.
S-S-Seriously?!
S-S-Seriously?!
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
How many years is
that
going to
take
on this dinky-ass boat?
!
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't
that
take
us years
on this dinky-ass boat?
The bigger problem is
fuel.
The bigger problem is
securing enough
fuel.
We
land
every time we run out of fuel
...
We
'll drop anchor
every time we run out of fuel
,
and
stock up on lumber.
allowing us to
stock up on lumber.
We run our six engines on charcoal gas and slow-walk our way to our destination.
With six engines running on charcoal gas, we'll slowly but surely make our way there.
This ship would be able to pull it off.
I have no doubt this vessel is up to the task.
But...
That said...
I'm awash in
fuel and oil
.
We're loaded up with more
fuel and oil
than we could ever possibly use.
I'm way faster
.
And we've got the advantage in speed
.
You
aren
't
outrunning me, youth
science
team
.
You
don
't
stand a chance, junior
science
club
.
We
have to go as fast as we can!
We
gotta hurry! Can't stop now!
We're done for if
Stanley
catches up to us
!
If that evil
Stanley
guy
catches up to us
, we're done for
!
Miss
?!
Miss
Luna
?!
What
?
Can I help you
?
I'll take over!
I'll take over!
You just rest!
I'm perfectly fine.
Come on now, don't be silly.
I'm the capable woman Luna!
Don't you know who you're talking to? I'm the most capable gal around!
That meathead's still at it?
I should've known that big oaf would still be hard at work.
Taiju does have infinite stamina.
Taiju would just go on forever if you'd let him.
It's way past sunset, though.
Yeah, but the sun's already down and he hasn't even had dinner yet.
However strong one may be, rest and replenishment are vital.
Even the strong can't go without rest or nutrition.
Shall we bring him a meal?
We shouldn't let anyone overdo it.
I'll do it!
Let's make sure he gets a meal.
I've got this!
Leave the Taiju feeding to me!
I'll work all night so that everyone can get a little more rest!
Can't stop, won't stop!
Gotta keep it up so the others can get some rest, even if it takes all night!
Taiju!
Taiju!
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
Dinner time!
I brought you something yummy!
Suika!
Oh,
Suika!
I appreciate it.
Thanks! I really owe you one!
What
a
re
those floating
letters
?!
What
the—?!
Wh-Wh-What
is
that
?!
Why'
re
there a buncha
letters
in the sky
?!
Th-Th-There's no way this
is
good, right
?!
Hell!
Hell!
Um...
Um...
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
It says "hell"!
That's definitely bad!
Guys
!
Hey
!
Guys!
Guys!
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
What
is it
?
What
's the matter
?
Wh-Why-Man'
s here!
Wh-Why-Man'
s followed u
s here!
There's no doubt!
It's gotta be him!
He's the only one who could do that to the sky!
Who else could write a message in the sky? And who else would want to scare us like that?
C-C-Creepy! What is that?
C-C-Creepy! What could it mean?
I see something that looks like a frame around each of the shining letters.
I think I see something behind the letters.
Just barely.
There's some kind of frame around them, but it's really faint.
K
ites.
They're k
ites.
And
phosphorescent paint.
Lit up with
phosphorescent paint.
What's this phosphorescent-whatsit
?
Right! And that means what, again
?
Y'know,
glow
-in-
the
-
dark
stuff.
Y'know,
the stuff that
glow
s in
the
dark
.
You d
on't
mean fluorescent paint?
D
on't
you
mean fluorescent paint?
That's something else. That's the stuff used in markers.
Nah, that's what they used in highlighters.
Who is that?
Someone's in there.
Doctor Xeno, do you have any idea?
Any ideas, Dr. Xeno?
No.
None.
She's making the same face I did!
I'd recognize the face she's making anywhere!
She's got serious
fuzzy sickness!
This girl's got a real bad case of the
fuzzy sickness!
Is someone there?
I'm, like, 100% kinda sure that somebody's there.
There is, isn't there?
Heya there, blue-y person.
I see you!
This is so hype!
Wow, wow, wow!
Hooray! Hooray! Hooray!
Woo-hoo!
I'm comin'!
Yeah,
Suika
nailed it.
Yeah,
I'd say
Suika
pretty much
nailed it.
How did you survive on your own with your eyesight?
And she somehow survived on her own like this? That's actually pretty impressive.
I can see! It's freaky!
Whoa, you fixed my vision! It's, like, super kinky freaky good now!
I can see so well, it's freaky!
Thank you
so, so,
so much!
Thank you
so much!
Super kinky f
reaky?
F
reaky?
That's great!
Good for you!
Wait, aren't you... Dr. Chelsea?
You're... Doctor Chelsea.
Heya, Xenny!
Xeno-chan!
Whoops, that was totes
rude.
Oh, I'm so
rude.
Sorry
'bout that! Got a little excited, but that's no excuse to point at a pal!
Sorry
, I got so excited that I pointed at you.
Wanna fill us in? She an acquaintance of yours?
What, you know her, Xeno?
No, we've never actually met.
No. This is our first time meeting.
Don't be such a silly goose, Xenny!
Nah, not our first.
We did meet, a long time ago. At the
park, on the day before the expert
s
meeting.
We met before, remember?
At the national
park, on the day before the expert
meeting.
You glanced.
You glanced.
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
That makes us
BFFs
!
So we're basically
BFFs
, y'know?
How low can your
threshold for making friends
be
, Chelsea-chan?
And you're saying it was best friendship at first sight?
How low can your
standards
be
?
Senku
, you
practically drew
her
here
.
Actually, in a way
, you
're responsible for
her
presence
here
, Senku.
From
the post
stat
s on social media
and
the geographical distribution of
swallows
,
By correlating
the post
s on social media
with
the geographical distribution of
swallow populations
,
you confirmed that the petrified
swallows
were
a
real
thing
.
you confirmed that the petrified
statues
were
indeed
real
swallows
.
That was your analysis, was
n't
it
?
That was your analysis, was
it
not
?
And
so
she was invited to the
meeting
as
one
of
the
experts.
And
that's why
she was invited to the
conference
as
part of our panel
of
experts.
A
prodigal teen geographer,
Doctor
Chelsea.
That girl is the
prodigal teen geographer,
Dr.
Chelsea.
The
entire planet is stored
in
her head.
The
topography of the
entire planet is stored
away
in
that eccentric mind of hers.
Man, y
ou're really laying it on thick,
Xeno
.
Wowzers! Y
ou're really laying it on thick,
bestie
.
You're makin
g
me blush.
You're makin
'
me blush.
Although I'm only barely a teenager now.
And I'm just barely still a teen, btdubs.
Retreat!
Take cover! Get behind something, stat!
Get behind cover!
We must m
aintain consciousness
!
M
aintain consciousness
, no matter what
!
Dang it! I
gotta
—
Dang it! I
have to
—
Oh, crap!
Oh, crap!
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
I figured I
'd
stay
ed
awake like
the
soldier
told us to, and...
I figured I
should try to
stay
awake like
that shouty
soldier
guy was saying.
I freaked out w
hen
I
became
unpetrified
all of a sudden... last year!
And t
hen
, last year,
I
suddenly got
unpetrified
outta nowhere. It was totes freaky.
The heck?! I'm naked!
The heck?! I'm naked!
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
Lawl
!
Omigosh
!
So
she awoke three years after we did.
So
that means
she awoke three years after we did.
Did you not see the sign directing you north?
Did you not see the sign directing you north?
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
Why didn't you
meet up with
us
?
Why didn't you
seek
us
out
?
Sign
?
What sign?
What sign?
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
If anyone's still around, they'll be by the river.
Doesn't ring a bell.
Guess I'll follow the river.
I bet any other survivors would head to the river!
North or south?
So that's where I'll go, too!
Pick a direction!
Alrighty, time to pick a direction.
S
outh!
North or south? Guess I'll go s
outh!
That's where
you
made
the wrong
choice!
Fifty-fifty odds and
you
still went
the wrong
way!
Hang on
, you
're all trea
ting
me
like I'm a dumb-dumb
! You suck!
Hey, stop throwing shade
, you
meanies! You're ac
ting
like I'm a dumb-dumb
or something!
Between north and south, who would
ever pick north?!
Like, c'mon!
Between north and south, who would
pick north?
I could hit the orange orchards in California!
If I went that way, I'd miss out on those sweet Cali oranges! It was no contest, my dudes!
Most people wouldn't be so familiar with the geography.
Yeah, the thing is, most people aren't walking maps like you seem to be.
Chelsea, do you have any recollection
Speaking of those next-level skills of yours, Chelsea...
of all the flora distributions?
Think you can fill us in on the local flora distribution?
More or less.
Totes can, friend. At least, probs
well enough.
Just
well enough.
I
'm all about that
field
work
life, so I've been back on the grind.
I
love my
field
work
.
Thanks to that
, I found
some
sphalerite in the gravel,
So anyway
, I found
sphalerite in the gravel,
boiled it up to make phosphorescent paint,
and
made
those
kites
!
boiled it up to make phosphorescent paint,
made
kites
, and...
Oh
, I see!
Were these kites supposed to say "
help",
not "
hell
"?
Oh
!
Yeppers! Looks like
I ran out of paint
at
the end
,
Were these kites supposed to say "
HELP" and
not "
HELL
"?
but my sight was too bad
to notice.
Yeah!
O
ur
next
destination
is this spot here.
I ran out of paint
in
the end
.
The plan was
to take the long way around
by
sea.
I couldn't see well enough
to notice.
But if we can
somehow manage
a shortcut across
land,
there's a chance we can shake free of
Stanley.
This is o
ur
destination
.
K
now
any back
routes we can take, Ms. G
eographer?
We'll have
to take the long way around
via the
sea.
Right h
ere
!
But if we can
take
a shortcut across
the
land,
we might be able to lose
Stanley.
Thanks to this
one
special
spot
, t
here's a
chance we can
cut a
cross South America
!
Do you k
now
of
any back
channels, g
eographer?
We land in northern Ecuador and
do a teensy-eensy bit of
mountain
climbing.
H
ere
.
Then, f
rom there, we just water-slide our way down the Amazon
!
There's just
one
spot
!
So we'll be
walking after we
make
land
fall?
T
here's a
teeny
chance we can
cross South America
through here.
Yeah, that
's the pickle
, eh?
We land in northern Ecuador and
hop over the
mountain
s.
We'd be real dead,
real
quick.
F
rom there, we just water-slide our way down the Amazon
.
You're not wrong, but t
here's no way we'd make it through the rain
forest in a car, either.
Are we
walking after we
land
?
True that.
Right? That
's the pickle
.
But what if we had some kind of sweet
off-roader?
Walking will unalive us for
real
.
Like
a cool motorcycle or something.
T
here's no way we'd make it through the rain
forest in a car, though.
Too bad
we
don't.
Lemme think...
True, we
don't have any
motorcycles
...
What if we had a small
off-roader?
Know what that
means?
Like
, say, a bike.
I know that look...
Not that
we
have any.
We'll make 'em!
You're right. We
don't have any
bikes.
How'd I know he'd say that?
Which means
...
Spanning from the Pacific all the way to the Atlantic,
Which
means?
o
ur cross-continental shortcut
'll make this easy!
We're making some!
All we gotta do is work together to build six motorcycles.
Of course we are.
Then we'll speedrun across South America!
From the Pacific to the Atlantic...
We'
ll
be sailing
on the high seas
for a while
yet.
O
ur cross-continental shortcut
!
But
I'm
so fired up, I just can't wait t
hat
long to get started
!
We'll build six bikes and rip through the South American fields!
Yeah, that's
a perfectly fair reaction.
We'
re gonna
be sailing
for a while
!
I mean, it's pretty hard to believe we're actually going to build motorcycles.
I'm
gonna get started on w
hat
I can
!
Allow me to explain the situation.
Yeah, that's
the appropriate reaction to being told that we're building bikes.
We think the guy behind humanity's petrification is on the
M
oon.
Well, here's what's going on.
So
we're on a
globe-trotting
adventure to gather materials
a
nd
make our way t
here
.
We think the guy behind humanity's petrification is on the
m
oon.
And
the epicenter of the petrification beam
is in South America, where we're currently headed
.
That's why
we're on a
grand world
adventure to gather materials
to go to the moon.
Wow!
Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow!
A
nd
in South America, w
here
we're headed, is
the epicenter of the petrification beam
.
This is peak hype!
You
guys a
re
a buncha super kinky f
reaks
and I'm totes here for
it!
Wow!
Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow!
What the heck?!
You
'
re
mental! F
reaks
! I love
it!
If there's still a petrification device at the epicenter,
If there's still a petrification device at the epicenter,
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
we could
even strike back at
Stanley
-kun
before he
reaches
us.
it's possible
we could
use it against
Stanley
before he
ever sets eyes on
us.
On the
oth
er hand, if
Stanley
But that logic works b
oth
ways, doesn't it?
or Xeno there go
t their hands on it, they'd be
com
e tru
ly unstoppable.
If Xeno or
Stanley
were to ge
t their hands on it, they'd be
com
plete
ly unstoppable.
Oh, no!
That's super scary!
True
. It's a
double-edged sword.
No kidding
. It's a
true
double-edged sword.
We have to make it to the epicenter first.
So we have to make it there first, or else.
Yup! Xeno-chan's the bad guy!
I knew you were the bad guy, Xenny!
Look at me, pointing again. So rude. Sorry.
You'll have to forgive my rude finger here. I'm sure it didn't mean to point again.
Also, stop hoarding all the weapons and stuff!
But you gotta stop stealing weapons and doing bad stuff if we're gonna be besties!
You stink! Even though you're a genius.
You may be a genius, but you're also a stinky stinker!
Chelsea's really going in.
He's getting a real third degree burn over there...
Personal space!
She grilled 'im!
I'm jealous. She's not the least bit shy.
Seeing how brave she is makes me a little jealous.
I'm the exact opposite.
She's, like, the polar opposite of me.
I wish I could be
like that.
I wish I could be
more
like that.
Doctor
Chelsea
,
Well, Dr.
Chelsea
...
you'
re
an elegant geographer
indeed.
You a
re
incontrovertibly
an elegant geographer
.
W
hy not join
us so we can
lead
the
world
together
?
So w
hy not join
forces with me, and help
lead
this
world
into a new age of progress
?
Hell
naw.
Hell
to the nah!
Y'know
why?
Wanna guess
why?
Because
th
is
adventure looks
more fun!
'Cuz
th
eir
adventure looks
way
more fun!
Plus
I owe Senku and Kaseki
for
my glasses.
Plus
,
I owe Senku and Kaseki
a solid
for
hooking me up with these sick specs!
Ask
me
anything
!
Just tell
me
what to do
!
I'
ll
help the crap out of you
.
I'
m ready to
help the crap out of you
!
Ah, Chelsea
, there's a material we need your
geography
powers
to find
ASAP
.
Well, since you asked
, there's a material we need your
S-tier
geography
skills
to find
.
Rubber.
Rubber.
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
You can find rubber in
nature?
You can find rubber in
the wild?
Is it even that important?
Sounds hard to get. Why's it so important, anyway?
Our American team couldn't find any
, either.
My colleagues and I were never able to find a source
, either.
We
struggled to find workable
alternatives.
We
settled for lesser
alternatives.
It's a particularly special item for
science and engineering
.
In the realms of
science and engineering
, few other materials have such varied applications.
You're totally brain buddies already.
You two big-brained freakazoids are totally on the same wavelength!
But most of all, for tires.
Most of all, rubber is essential for tire production.
S
kis and bamboo wheels
are no match for tires.
Far superior to s
kis and bamboo wheels
.
Yeah.
No question.
They revolutionize human mobility.
Tires took humanity's mobility to a whole new level.
They're the OP field speed upgrade material!
In terms of speed, these things are a killer cheat code.
You're so buddy-buddy.
You're best brain-buddies!
We can stop by Latin America for
enough rubber to make a few
bikes.
If we swing by Latin America, we should be able to score
enough rubber to make a few
motorcycles!
I got
this! I'
ll
be your guide!
Let's do
this! I'
m happy to
be your guide!
An
explorer
!
Another
explorer
?
That makes
you
my
rival
.
I hope
you
're aware that means we're
rival
s now.
You d
on't
need to be so competitive
.
D
on't
be like that, Chrome. Other people are allowed to be explorers, too
.
The
problem
is that
you
're in a global race against
Stanley.
The
re's just one
problem
with
you
r plan. You still need to outrun
Stanley.
How long will it take to gather
both
rubber and fuel
along the way?
How long will it take to gather
all the
rubber and fuel
we'll need
along the way?
A few days
with turbo engaged.
A few days
, even at top speed.
Th-
There's no way we'
re outrunning
Stanley
if we take so much time.
Oh, no!
There's no way we'
ll be able to escape
Stanley
at this rate!
Our
time
limit is way too tight
.
We just don't have enough
time
to work with
.
Senku...
Senku...
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
That may be the least of our concerns.
Our situation has taken a turn.
We
're already out of time.
I'm afraid we
're already out of time.
This
ship's
already
receiving radio pings.
It's happening. Our
ship's
receiving radio pings.
It's t
he enemy
carrier
Perseus'
s
radar.
T
he enemy
is using the
Perseus'
radar.
They've
nailed down
our position
!
They've
already locked onto
our position
.
Isn't that the thing Ukyo
wa
s messing with?
Isn't that the thing Ukyo
's alway
s messing with?
Right here.
This
is our target.
This
is
where
Doctor
Xeno and the enemy are
.
That's
where
Dr.
Xeno and the enemy are
located.
What
are you doing
?
The hell
are you doing
up here?
Get back to the brig!
Get back to the brig!
I-I was just on my way
there
from the bathroom!
I-I was just on my way
back
from the bathroom!
How'd y
ou figure
that out with
such a
primitive radar?
Y
ou figure
d
that out with
this
primitive radar?
It provides just enough data that I can
analyze the signal manually.
With the right tools, it isn't impossible to
analyze the signal manually.
And I can tell more than
their position
.
Not just
their position
, either.
Thanks to
the radio cross-section, I can confirm
it's their ship the radar is detecting.
From
the radio cross-section, I can confirm
that it's not anything else I'm looking at.
I guess that's why you were
an elite military radar operator.
I don't know how any of that works,
Never could wrap my head around all that nerdy science stuff.
but I guess that's what makes you
an elite military radar operator.
We're aboard a massive ship with plenty of petroleum fuel
.
We're aboard a massive ship with plenty of petroleum fuel
stores
.
At our
current
speed, we'll
easily
catch up to
Xeno's abductors
by nightfall.
At our
speed, we'll
catch up to
them
by nightfall.
Th-This is really bad
...
O-Oh, no
...
Senku...
Senku...
Guys...
Guys...
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
I can tell from the enemy
radar waves.
I can tell from the enemy
's
radar waves.
They
're
locked in on us.
They
know that we
're
here.
T
hey're catching up
.
And t
hey're catching up
, s
lowly but surely.
S
lowly but surely.
You saying
this is
some kinda
battle between
you
and the enemy
r
adar
guy
?!
So
this is
a
battle between
Ukyo
and the enemy
R
adar
Man
?!
T
his
is nothing resembling
a battle.
We're just rabbits
in a trap, waiting for the
hunte
r to come collect.
Unfortunately, t
his
isn't even
a battle.
I get t
hat
it's important, but what exactly does
this "radar" thing
do?
We're just rabbits
being
hunte
d down.
It lets them
see where we are?
W
hat
is
this "radar" thing
, anyway?
It's
kinda like an
eye
, but made of
radio waves
.
They can
see where we are?
Oh!
It's
a radio wave
eye
.
You know what
radio waves
are.
Yeah.
The invisible beams we shoot around when we're talking on our cell phones, right?
The invisible beams we shoot around when we're talking on our cell phones, right?
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
You fire them
in
all
direction
s, and they'll bounce back whenever
they hit something
.
Right. Now imagine firing those beams
in
every
direction
.
When
they hit something
, they bounce back, and you measure the strength and angle
.
That's how radar works.
That's how radar works.
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
The enemy
has stopped
.
The enemy
ship
has stopped
moving
.
Okay!
Okay!
We'll
check every
cove
in the area
until we find them!
Let's
check every
harbor
in the area
.
It's futile
to hide.
Don't bother trying
to hide.
There's no escaping the eye of science.
There's no escaping the eye of science.
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
If we can't hide,
we'll have to lose
them with speed
.
If we can't hide,
then losing
them with speed
is our only option
.
Can't we put up sails to go faster?
Can't we put up sails to go faster?
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
We
have
a few
in the
lab
car
, but
nowhere
near
enough
cloth.
We
do
have
some cloth
in the
mobile
lab
, but
not
near
ly
enough
.
W
ithout Yuzuriha, we won't
have the time
to
build them from scratch.
And w
ithout Yuzuriha, we won't
be able
to
weave more fast enough.
I spent a
whole
year knitting
huge
kites
like a
degenerate so I c
ould
find
help,
So, fun fact,
I spent a
n entire
year knitting
these ginormous
kites
and
now
we need to
hide
again
? That's
stupid funny!
like a
total freakazoid in the hopes that one day, somebody w
ould
come and
find
me.
K
ites...
But
now
I've gotta
hide
instead
? That's
totes ironic!
The k
ites...
Of course!
Of course!
They're too fast.
They're too fast.
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
Impossible.
..
Impossible.
How
have
they gain
ed
so much speed?
How
did
they gain
so much speed?
T
hey'll
burn all their
fuel
going so fast.
At that pace, t
hey'll
run out of
fuel
and be forced to stop.
It'll only slow them down if they
have to
refuel
.
Then all we
have to
do is go in and scoop them up
.
The enemy ship's reflective area is
too
wide
.
The enemy ship's reflective area is
also suddenly far
wide
r.
T
hey
may have raised
sails.
I think t
hey
might've erected some
sails.
You're
telling me
they
made
it
a sailboat?
You're
saying
they
turned
it
into
a sailboat?
Y
ou
can
do that
? Sails? That
quickly?
I didn't even know y
ou
could
do that
. And how did they do it so
quickly?
Correct.
"How" is right!
And
they're
sailing faster than any ordinary sailboat
can.
Not to mention,
they're
also
sailing faster than any ordinary sailboat
.
But how
?!
What the hell's going on
?!
B
lazing ahead
with a huge kite
!
We're b
lazing ahead
!
It's the
F1 racer
of
the sea
!
It's the
sea's version
of
an F1 car
!
A kite sail.
A kite sail.
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
Like the
spinnakers used in yacht racing.
Like the
large
spinnakers used in yacht racing.
We'd need
a stupid amount of power and skill to
drag such a thing around at high speed.
Goes without saying that this epic speed boost requires
a stupid amount of power and skill to
pull off.
W
ith our professional sailor, Ryusui, and
Taiju's
power team
,
But w
ith our professional sailor, Ryusui, and
the
power team
led by Taiju
,
we're ten billion percent
in the clear.
we're ten billion percent
covered on that front.
D
ouble the size of
the sail proportionately to
the
double
d size of the boat,
Suppose you d
ouble the size of
a boat, and
the
n
double
the size of the
attached
sail
to match.
and
the size of the
2D
sail
will increase by the
square
,
While it's true that you've
square
d the surface area of the sail,
while
the volume
and
mass
of the
3D
boat
will
increase
by the cube.
you've also cubed
the volume
—
and
therefore, the
mass
—
of the
boat
.
The
speed
gains offered
by a
kite are offered only to
small
ships
.
Thus, the proportional
increase
in
speed
afforded
by a
sail is far larger for
small
er vessels
.
In a battle of science, the small are not necessarily at a disadvantage.
In a battle of science, the small are not necessarily at a disadvantage.
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
कॉपी
कॉपी हुआ
Now we
can match
the
ir speed
!
Now we
should be able to outrun
the
m
!
Am I
right?
Am I
wrong?
C
ool
!
Way c
ool
, my dudes
!
We're racing around the world
on
all
sorts of
vehicles
!
We're racing around the world
in
all
these super fun
vehicles
, and I am so here for it
!
Heck yeah
!
Yeah
, l
et's
do this
.
Yeah
. L
et's
go
.
We're
gonna find
th
os
e rubber trees
and score
our
super
OP racing material
.
We're
getting
th
e rubber trees
for
our
OP racing material
!
We'
ll leave our pursuers in our wake
using our
science
-powered super speed
!
We'
re
using our
super-speed
science
to blast away from the enemy
!
Go! Go! Go! Go!
Go! Go! Go! Go!
This is exhilarating!
This is exhilarating!
सेव किए गए Diffs
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CR South America. Upper Amazon. 3 degrees 7 minutes south, 60 degrees 1 minute west. There lies the secret of the petrification. I want it! No matter what we may find at the very source of humanity's destruction, I want it! Or we may find nothing. It's been millennia, after all. Yeah. We're going to South America to make a super-alloy city, anyway. We might as well swing by the epicenter. So it's gonna be a grand Amazon adventure and treasure hunt! Crap, I'm getting pumped! The Amazon's massive, you know. We're headed right to the middle, but, like... are we walking there? That's not happening. There's no way we're conquering the Amazon by foot. It's almost certain death, even for fully-equipped 21st century travelers. Like the mosquitoes that'll sting you through your clothes or all those bugs that lay eggs in human flesh. Which is why we're going to have to take a giant detour through the sea along the Amazon River. S-S-Seriously?! How many years is that going to take on this dinky-ass boat?! The bigger problem is fuel. We land every time we run out of fuel... and stock up on lumber. We run our six engines on charcoal gas and slow-walk our way to our destination. This ship would be able to pull it off. But... I'm awash in fuel and oil. I'm way faster. You aren't outrunning me, youth science team. We have to go as fast as we can! We're done for if Stanley catches up to us! Miss?! What? I'll take over! I'm perfectly fine. I'm the capable woman Luna! That meathead's still at it? Taiju does have infinite stamina. It's way past sunset, though. However strong one may be, rest and replenishment are vital. Shall we bring him a meal? I'll do it! I've got this! I'll work all night so that everyone can get a little more rest! Taiju! Dinner time! Suika! I appreciate it. What are those floating letters?! Wh-Wh-What is that?! Hell! Um... It says "hell"! Guys! Guys! What is it? Wh-Why-Man's here! There's no doubt! He's the only one who could do that to the sky! C-C-Creepy! What is that? I see something that looks like a frame around each of the shining letters. Just barely. Kites. And phosphorescent paint. What's this phosphorescent-whatsit? Y'know, glow-in-the-dark stuff. You don't mean fluorescent paint? That's something else. That's the stuff used in markers. Who is that? Doctor Xeno, do you have any idea? No. She's making the same face I did! She's got serious fuzzy sickness! Is someone there? There is, isn't there? I see you! Wow, wow, wow! Woo-hoo! Yeah, Suika nailed it. How did you survive on your own with your eyesight? I can see! It's freaky! I can see so well, it's freaky! Thank you so much! Freaky? Good for you! You're... Doctor Chelsea. Xeno-chan! Oh, I'm so rude. Sorry, I got so excited that I pointed at you. What, you know her, Xeno? No. This is our first time meeting. Nah, not our first. We met before, remember? At the national park, on the day before the expert meeting. You glanced. That makes us BFFs! How low can your threshold for making friends be, Chelsea-chan? Senku, you practically drew her here. From the post stats on social media and the geographical distribution of swallows, you confirmed that the petrified swallows were a real thing. That was your analysis, wasn't it? And so she was invited to the meeting as one of the experts. A prodigal teen geographer, Doctor Chelsea. The entire planet is stored in her head. Man, you're really laying it on thick, Xeno. You're making me blush. Although I'm only barely a teenager now. Retreat! Get behind cover! Maintain consciousness, no matter what! Dang it! I have to— Oh, crap! I figured I'd stayed awake like the soldier told us to, and... I freaked out when I became unpetrified all of a sudden... last year! The heck?! I'm naked! Lawl! So she awoke three years after we did. Did you not see the sign directing you north? Why didn't you meet up with us? Sign? What sign? If anyone's still around, they'll be by the river. Guess I'll follow the river. North or south? Pick a direction! South! That's where you made the wrong choice! Hang on, you're all treating me like I'm a dumb-dumb! You suck! Between north and south, who would ever pick north?! I could hit the orange orchards in California! Most people wouldn't be so familiar with the geography. Chelsea, do you have any recollection of all the flora distributions? More or less. Just well enough. I love my field work. So anyway, I found sphalerite in the gravel, boiled it up to make phosphorescent paint, made kites, and... Oh! Were these kites supposed to say "HELP" and not "HELL"? Yeah! I ran out of paint in the end. I couldn't see well enough to notice. This is our destination. We'll have to take the long way around via the sea. But if we can take a shortcut across the land, we might be able to lose Stanley. Do you know of any back channels, geographer? Here. There's just one spot! There's a teeny chance we can cross South America through here. We land in northern Ecuador and hop over the mountains. From there, we just water-slide our way down the Amazon. Are we walking after we land? Right? That's the pickle. Walking will unalive us for real. There's no way we'd make it through the rain forest in a car, though. Lemme think... What if we had a small off-roader? Like, say, a bike. Not that we have any. You're right. We don't have any bikes. Which means... Which means? We're making some! Of course we are. From the Pacific to the Atlantic... Our cross-continental shortcut! We'll build six bikes and rip through the South American fields! We're gonna be sailing for a while! I'm gonna get started on what I can! Yeah, that's the appropriate reaction to being told that we're building bikes. Well, here's what's going on. We think the guy behind humanity's petrification is on the moon. That's why we're on a grand world adventure to gather materials to go to the moon. And in South America, where we're headed, is the epicenter of the petrification beam. Wow! Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow! What the heck?! You're mental! Freaks! I love it! If there's still a petrification device at the epicenter, we could even strike back at Stanley-kun before he reaches us. On the other hand, if Stanley or Xeno there got their hands on it, they'd become truly unstoppable. Oh, no! True. It's a double-edged sword. We have to make it to the epicenter first. Yup! Xeno-chan's the bad guy! Look at me, pointing again. So rude. Sorry. Also, stop hoarding all the weapons and stuff! You stink! Even though you're a genius. Chelsea's really going in. Personal space! I'm jealous. She's not the least bit shy. I'm the exact opposite. I wish I could be like that. Doctor Chelsea, you're an elegant geographer indeed. Why not join us so we can lead the world together? Hell naw. Y'know why? Because this adventure looks more fun! Plus I owe Senku and Kaseki for my glasses. Ask me anything! I'll help the crap out of you. Ah, Chelsea, there's a material we need your geography powers to find ASAP. Rubber. You can find rubber in nature? Is it even that important? Our American team couldn't find any, either. We struggled to find workable alternatives. It's a particularly special item for science and engineering. You're totally brain buddies already. But most of all, for tires. Skis and bamboo wheels are no match for tires. Yeah. They revolutionize human mobility. They're the OP field speed upgrade material! You're so buddy-buddy. We can stop by Latin America for enough rubber to make a few bikes. I got this! I'll be your guide! An explorer! That makes you my rival. You don't need to be so competitive. The problem is that you're in a global race against Stanley. How long will it take to gather both rubber and fuel along the way? A few days with turbo engaged. Th-There's no way we're outrunning Stanley if we take so much time. Our time limit is way too tight. Senku... That may be the least of our concerns. We're already out of time. This ship's already receiving radio pings. It's the enemy carrier Perseus's radar. They've nailed down our position! Isn't that the thing Ukyo was messing with? Right here. This is where Doctor Xeno and the enemy are. What are you doing? Get back to the brig! I-I was just on my way back from the bathroom! You figured that out with this primitive radar? With the right tools, it isn't impossible to analyze the signal manually. Not just their position, either. From the radio cross-section, I can confirm that it's not anything else I'm looking at. I don't know how any of that works, but I guess that's what makes you an elite military radar operator. We're aboard a massive ship with plenty of petroleum fuel stores. At our speed, we'll catch up to them by nightfall. O-Oh, no... Senku... Guys... I can tell from the enemy radar waves. They're locked in on us. They're catching up. Slowly but surely. So this is a battle between Ukyo and the enemy Radar Man?! Unfortunately, this isn't even a battle. We're just rabbits being hunted down. What is this "radar" thing, anyway? They can see where we are? It's a radio wave eye. You know what radio waves are. Yeah. The invisible beams we shoot around when we're talking on our cell phones, right? You fire them in all directions, and they'll bounce back whenever they hit something. That's how radar works. The enemy has stopped. Okay! Let's check every harbor in the area. Don't bother trying to hide. There's no escaping the eye of science. If we can't hide, we'll have to lose them with speed. Can't we put up sails to go faster? We have a few in the lab car, but nowhere near enough cloth. Without Yuzuriha, we won't have the time to build them from scratch. I spent a whole year knitting huge kites like a degenerate so I could find help, and now we need to hide again? That's stupid funny! Kites... Of course! They're too fast. Impossible... How have they gained so much speed? They'll burn all their fuel going so fast. It'll only slow them down if they have to refuel. The enemy ship's reflective area is too wide. They may have raised sails. You're telling me they made it a sailboat? You can do that? Sails? That quickly? Correct. And they're sailing faster than any ordinary sailboat can. But how?! Blazing ahead with a huge kite! It's the F1 racer of the sea! A kite sail. Like the spinnakers used in yacht racing. We'd need a stupid amount of power and skill to drag such a thing around at high speed. With our professional sailor, Ryusui, and Taiju's power team, we're ten billion percent in the clear. Double the size of the sail proportionately to the doubled size of the boat, and the size of the 2D sail will increase by the square, while the volume and mass of the 3D boat will increase by the cube. The speed gains offered by a kite are offered only to small ships. In a battle of science, the small are not necessarily at a disadvantage. Now we can match their speed! Am I right? Cool! We're racing around the world on all sorts of vehicles! Heck yeah! Yeah. Let's go. We're getting the rubber trees for our OP racing material! We're using our super-speed science to blast away from the enemy! Go! Go! Go! Go! This is exhilarating!
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sam Destination: South America, Upper Amazon. Three degrees, seven minutes south. Sixty degrees, one minute west. That's where we'll find the truth about the great petrification. I want it! No matter what we end up finding there, I want whatever's at the source of humanity's downfall! There's no guarantee we'll find anything. It's been thousands of years, after all. Yeah. But our real goal in going to South America is to build a super-alloy city. Consider ground zero more of a pitstop. So what you're really saying is that we're going on a treasure hunt in the Amazon! Badass, man! Now I'm really starting to get pumped for this trip! You do realize how insanely massive the Amazon is, right? We're heading all the way to the center of the place, too. Speaking of which, we're not planning on walking, I presume? Absolutely not. We could never hope to survive the journey on foot. It was almost certain death, even for fully-equipped travelers back in the 21st century. We're talking giant mosquitoes that can bite through your clothes. Not to mention those nasty insects that love to lay eggs in human flesh. Definitely wanna avoid that, so we're gonna have to take a giant detour. Here, around the coast, and then up the river. S-S-Seriously?! Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't that take us years on this dinky-ass boat? The bigger problem is securing enough fuel. We'll drop anchor every time we run out of fuel, allowing us to stock up on lumber. With six engines running on charcoal gas, we'll slowly but surely make our way there. I have no doubt this vessel is up to the task. That said... We're loaded up with more fuel and oil than we could ever possibly use. And we've got the advantage in speed. You don't stand a chance, junior science club. We gotta hurry! Can't stop now! If that evil Stanley guy catches up to us, we're done for! Miss Luna?! Can I help you? I'll take over! You just rest! Come on now, don't be silly. Don't you know who you're talking to? I'm the most capable gal around! I should've known that big oaf would still be hard at work. Taiju would just go on forever if you'd let him. Yeah, but the sun's already down and he hasn't even had dinner yet. Even the strong can't go without rest or nutrition. We shouldn't let anyone overdo it. Let's make sure he gets a meal. Leave the Taiju feeding to me! Can't stop, won't stop! Gotta keep it up so the others can get some rest, even if it takes all night! Taiju! I brought you something yummy! Oh, Suika! Thanks! I really owe you one! What the—?! Why're there a buncha letters in the sky?! Th-Th-There's no way this is good, right?! Hell! Um... That's definitely bad! Hey! Guys! What's the matter? Wh-Why-Man's followed us here! It's gotta be him! Who else could write a message in the sky? And who else would want to scare us like that? C-C-Creepy! What could it mean? I think I see something behind the letters. There's some kind of frame around them, but it's really faint. They're kites. Lit up with phosphorescent paint. Right! And that means what, again? Y'know, the stuff that glows in the dark. Don't you mean fluorescent paint? Nah, that's what they used in highlighters. Someone's in there. Any ideas, Dr. Xeno? None. I'd recognize the face she's making anywhere! This girl's got a real bad case of the fuzzy sickness! I'm, like, 100% kinda sure that somebody's there. Heya there, blue-y person. This is so hype! Hooray! Hooray! Hooray! I'm comin'! Yeah, I'd say Suika pretty much nailed it. And she somehow survived on her own like this? That's actually pretty impressive. Whoa, you fixed my vision! It's, like, super kinky freaky good now! Thank you so, so, so much! Super kinky freaky? That's great! Wait, aren't you... Dr. Chelsea? Heya, Xenny! Whoops, that was totes rude. Sorry 'bout that! Got a little excited, but that's no excuse to point at a pal! Wanna fill us in? She an acquaintance of yours? No, we've never actually met. Don't be such a silly goose, Xenny! We did meet, a long time ago. At the park, on the day before the experts meeting. You glanced. So we're basically BFFs, y'know? And you're saying it was best friendship at first sight? How low can your standards be? Actually, in a way, you're responsible for her presence here, Senku. By correlating the posts on social media with the geographical distribution of swallow populations, you confirmed that the petrified statues were indeed real swallows. That was your analysis, was it not? And that's why she was invited to the conference as part of our panel of experts. That girl is the prodigal teen geographer, Dr. Chelsea. The topography of the entire planet is stored away in that eccentric mind of hers. Wowzers! You're really laying it on thick, bestie. You're makin' me blush. And I'm just barely still a teen, btdubs. Take cover! Get behind something, stat! We must maintain consciousness! Dang it! I gotta— Oh, crap! I figured I should try to stay awake like that shouty soldier guy was saying. And then, last year, I suddenly got unpetrified outta nowhere. It was totes freaky. The heck?! I'm naked! Omigosh! So that means she awoke three years after we did. Did you not see the sign directing you north? Why didn't you seek us out? What sign? Doesn't ring a bell. I bet any other survivors would head to the river! So that's where I'll go, too! Alrighty, time to pick a direction. North or south? Guess I'll go south! Fifty-fifty odds and you still went the wrong way! Hey, stop throwing shade, you meanies! You're acting like I'm a dumb-dumb or something! Like, c'mon! Between north and south, who would pick north? If I went that way, I'd miss out on those sweet Cali oranges! It was no contest, my dudes! Yeah, the thing is, most people aren't walking maps like you seem to be. Speaking of those next-level skills of yours, Chelsea... Think you can fill us in on the local flora distribution? Totes can, friend. At least, probs well enough. I'm all about that fieldwork life, so I've been back on the grind. Thanks to that, I found some sphalerite in the gravel, boiled it up to make phosphorescent paint, and made those kites! Oh, I see! Were these kites supposed to say "help", not "hell"? Yeppers! Looks like I ran out of paint at the end, but my sight was too bad to notice. Our next destination is this spot here. The plan was to take the long way around by sea. But if we can somehow manage a shortcut across land, there's a chance we can shake free of Stanley. Know any back routes we can take, Ms. Geographer? Right here! Thanks to this one special spot, there's a chance we can cut across South America! We land in northern Ecuador and do a teensy-eensy bit of mountain climbing. Then, from there, we just water-slide our way down the Amazon! So we'll be walking after we make landfall? Yeah, that's the pickle, eh? We'd be real dead, real quick. You're not wrong, but there's no way we'd make it through the rainforest in a car, either. True that. But what if we had some kind of sweet off-roader? Like a cool motorcycle or something. Too bad we don't. True, we don't have any motorcycles... Know what that means? I know that look... We'll make 'em! How'd I know he'd say that? Spanning from the Pacific all the way to the Atlantic, our cross-continental shortcut'll make this easy! All we gotta do is work together to build six motorcycles. Then we'll speedrun across South America! We'll be sailing on the high seas for a while yet. But I'm so fired up, I just can't wait that long to get started! Yeah, that's a perfectly fair reaction. I mean, it's pretty hard to believe we're actually going to build motorcycles. Allow me to explain the situation. We think the guy behind humanity's petrification is on the Moon. So we're on a globe-trotting adventure to gather materials and make our way there. And the epicenter of the petrification beam is in South America, where we're currently headed. Wow! Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow! This is peak hype! You guys are a buncha super kinky freaks and I'm totes here for it! If there's still a petrification device at the epicenter, it's possible we could use it against Stanley before he ever sets eyes on us. But that logic works both ways, doesn't it? If Xeno or Stanley were to get their hands on it, they'd be completely unstoppable. That's super scary! No kidding. It's a true double-edged sword. So we have to make it there first, or else. I knew you were the bad guy, Xenny! You'll have to forgive my rude finger here. I'm sure it didn't mean to point again. But you gotta stop stealing weapons and doing bad stuff if we're gonna be besties! You may be a genius, but you're also a stinky stinker! He's getting a real third degree burn over there... She grilled 'im! Seeing how brave she is makes me a little jealous. She's, like, the polar opposite of me. I wish I could be more like that. Well, Dr. Chelsea... You are incontrovertibly an elegant geographer. So why not join forces with me, and help lead this world into a new age of progress? Hell to the nah! Wanna guess why? 'Cuz their adventure looks way more fun! Plus, I owe Senku and Kaseki a solid for hooking me up with these sick specs! Just tell me what to do! I'm ready to help the crap out of you! Well, since you asked, there's a material we need your S-tier geography skills to find. Rubber. You can find rubber in the wild? Sounds hard to get. Why's it so important, anyway? My colleagues and I were never able to find a source, either. We settled for lesser alternatives. In the realms of science and engineering, few other materials have such varied applications. You two big-brained freakazoids are totally on the same wavelength! Most of all, rubber is essential for tire production. Far superior to skis and bamboo wheels. No question. Tires took humanity's mobility to a whole new level. In terms of speed, these things are a killer cheat code. You're best brain-buddies! If we swing by Latin America, we should be able to score enough rubber to make a few motorcycles! Let's do this! I'm happy to be your guide! Another explorer? I hope you're aware that means we're rivals now. Don't be like that, Chrome. Other people are allowed to be explorers, too. There's just one problem with your plan. You still need to outrun Stanley. How long will it take to gather all the rubber and fuel we'll need along the way? A few days, even at top speed. Oh, no! There's no way we'll be able to escape Stanley at this rate! We just don't have enough time to work with. Senku... Our situation has taken a turn. I'm afraid we're already out of time. It's happening. Our ship's receiving radio pings. The enemy is using the Perseus' radar. They've already locked onto our position. Isn't that the thing Ukyo's always messing with? This is our target. That's where Dr. Xeno and the enemy are located. The hell are you doing up here? Get back to the brig! I-I was just on my way there from the bathroom! How'd you figure that out with such a primitive radar? It provides just enough data that I can analyze the signal manually. And I can tell more than their position. Thanks to the radio cross-section, I can confirm it's their ship the radar is detecting. I guess that's why you were an elite military radar operator. Never could wrap my head around all that nerdy science stuff. We're aboard a massive ship with plenty of petroleum fuel. At our current speed, we'll easily catch up to Xeno's abductors by nightfall. Th-This is really bad... Senku... Guys... I can tell from the enemy's radar waves. They know that we're here. And they're catching up, slowly but surely. You saying this is some kinda battle between you and the enemy radar guy?! This is nothing resembling a battle. We're just rabbits in a trap, waiting for the hunter to come collect. I get that it's important, but what exactly does this "radar" thing do? It lets them see where we are? It's kinda like an eye, but made of radio waves. Oh! The invisible beams we shoot around when we're talking on our cell phones, right? Right. Now imagine firing those beams in every direction. When they hit something, they bounce back, and you measure the strength and angle. That's how radar works. The enemy ship has stopped moving. Okay! We'll check every cove in the area until we find them! It's futile to hide. There's no escaping the eye of science. If we can't hide, then losing them with speed is our only option. Can't we put up sails to go faster? We do have some cloth in the mobile lab, but not nearly enough. And without Yuzuriha, we won't be able to weave more fast enough. So, fun fact, I spent an entire year knitting these ginormous kites like a total freakazoid in the hopes that one day, somebody would come and find me. But now I've gotta hide instead? That's totes ironic! The kites... Of course! They're too fast. Impossible. How did they gain so much speed? At that pace, they'll run out of fuel and be forced to stop. Then all we have to do is go in and scoop them up. The enemy ship's reflective area is also suddenly far wider. I think they might've erected some sails. You're saying they turned it into a sailboat? I didn't even know you could do that. And how did they do it so quickly? "How" is right! Not to mention, they're also sailing faster than any ordinary sailboat. What the hell's going on?! We're blazing ahead! It's the sea's version of an F1 car! A kite sail. Like the large spinnakers used in yacht racing. Goes without saying that this epic speed boost requires a stupid amount of power and skill to pull off. But with our professional sailor, Ryusui, and the power team led by Taiju, we're ten billion percent covered on that front. Suppose you double the size of a boat, and then double the size of the attached sail to match. While it's true that you've squared the surface area of the sail, you've also cubed the volume— and therefore, the mass—of the boat. Thus, the proportional increase in speed afforded by a sail is far larger for smaller vessels. In a battle of science, the small are not necessarily at a disadvantage. Now we should be able to outrun them! Am I wrong? Way cool, my dudes! We're racing around the world in all these super fun vehicles, and I am so here for it! Yeah, let's do this. We're gonna find those rubber trees and score our super OP racing material. We'll leave our pursuers in our wake using our science-powered super speed! Go! Go! Go! Go! This is exhilarating!
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