【VA-11 Hall-A】赛博朋克酒保行动剧情文本——第三天（３）

　　整合自游戏文件夹steamapps\common\VA-11 HALL-A\scripts。包括剧情中英文文本（包括各种不同酒的不同选项）以及Jill在家里的每日手机资讯。会有部分对话删减，重点提名某小可爱和某主播。

　　萌新可从零开始，若是对幕后趣闻＆故事＆吧啦吧啦感兴趣的老酒保亦可直接拉到最后一部分的后段。

【Ｓｔｅｌｌａ上酒失败后的对话】

Stella：对了，老实说，我只听过一两首她的歌。

Stella: And I've only listened to a couple of her songs. Honestly.

 

Stella：那—那些歌还挺上口的，我觉得。但也不过如此嘛。

Stella: T-They're catchy, I guess. But that's it.

 

Jill：我明白了……

Jill: I see...

 

Jill：（她说谎的本事可真差……）

Jill: (She's such a bad liar.)

 

Stella：哦，请稍等片刻。

Stella: Oh, excuse me for a second.

 

Stella：喂？你到底在哪儿呢？

Stella: Hello? Where the hell are you?!

 

Stella：车祸？！哦，你在帮忙呢。

Stella: Car crash?! Oh, you're helping.

 

Stella：会花很长时间吗？好的。

Stella: Will it take long? Alright.

 

Stella：好，好。别担心。

Stella: Yeah, yeah. Don't .

 

Jill：我猜电话对面是Sei。

Jill: I take it that was Sei.

 

Stella：没错。

Stella: Yes.

 

Jill：你会在这儿等她吗？

Jill: Will you wait for her?

 

Stella：我会的。

Stella: I will.

 

Stella：与此同时，我就再来一杯吧。

Stella: In the meantime, I feel like having another drink.

 

Stella：我要一杯为纪念发明者最亲密的朋友而创作的酒。

Stella: One that was prepared in memory of its creator's dearest friend.

 

Jill：好的。

Jill: Alright.

 【钢琴绅士　ｐｉａｎｏ　ｍａｎ】

Jill：这是你想要的那杯吗？

Jill: Is this the one you had in mind?

 

Stella：没错，正是。

Stella: Yes, exactly.

 

Stella：谢谢你。

Stella: Thank you.

【失误】

Jill：请用。

Jill: Here.

 

Stella：也许是我说得太隐晦了，但你应该知道这个答案的……

Stella: Maybe I'm being too cryptic, but you should know these ones already...

 

Jill：（她说得没错……）

Jill: (She's not wrong...)

 

Jill：我能问你一些可能有些私人的问题吗？

Jill: May I ask you something that might be personal?

 

Stella：不是关于我的眼睛的，对吧？

Stella: It isn't about my eye, is it?

 

Jill：不，不是的……或者说，至少我觉得不是。

Jill: No, it's not... or at least I don't think so.

 

Jill：我没为多少Cat Boomer服务过，因此我有些感到好奇的问题。

Jill: I don't get to serve many Cat Boomers, so it's something I've been curious about.

 

Jill：你是因为患病，还是因为赶时髦而接受了那套手术？

Jill: Did you go through the procedure because of a disease or because of the fad？

 【成功上对两杯酒后的对话】

Stella：我在出生之前，就被确诊患有纳米机械排异。

Stella: Before I was born, I was diagnosed with Nanomachine Rejection.

 

Stella：因此这是不得不做的。不然的话，我出生后可活不了多久。

Stella: So, it had to be done. Otherwise, I would've died shortly after birth.

 

Stella：但我的体质却因此有些病弱。

Stella: I'm a bit on the weak side because of it, though.

 

Jill：如果我的问题越界了的话，很抱歉。

Jill: I'm sorry if I overstepped.

 

Stella：我不介意。

Stella: I don't mind.

 

Stella：能够打消关于父母是为了赶时髦才给我做手术的疑虑终归是好事。

Stella: It's always nice to dispel the idea that my parents were just into the fad.

 【上错第一杯酒或上错第二杯酒后的对话】

Stella：虽然我宁愿不提这种事。

Stella: I'd rather not talk about it.

 

Jill：非常抱歉。

Jill: My deepest apologies then.

 

Stella：没关系啦。

Stella: It's fine.

 【上对两杯酒或上对第二杯酒后的对话】

Stella：你好像对酒非常在行嘛，

Jill。Stella: You seem to know your drinks, Jill.

Jill：是啊，大概是因为我在调酒指南之外还读了点额外的内容。

Jill: Well, I guess I've read a bit more than the recipe book.

 

Stella：你喜欢酒吗？

Stella: Do you like alcohol?

 

Jill：喜欢，但算不是一般意义上的喜欢。除了罐装啤酒之外，我喝的酒并不多。

Jill: Yeah, but not in the usual way. I don't drink that much outside of canned Beer.

 

Jill：但我喜欢酒的颜色，背景故事，保存方法，还有设计理念……

Jill: But their colors, their stories, the way you need to keep them stored, their designs...

 

Jill：这些话一旦大声说出口还真显得有点蠢。

Jill: It sounds a bit silly when I say it out loud.

 

Stella：一点也不蠢。

Stella: Not at all.

 

Stella：你会做一些类似于收藏酒的事吗？

Stella: Do you collect them or anything like that?

 

Jill：会啊。我是从爷爷的藏酒库存起步，慢慢发展起来的。

Jill: Actually, yeah. I started with my grandpa's collection and have been slowly growing it.

 

Jill：由于债务缠身，藏酒事业举步维艰，但我总在设法一点点增加收藏。

Jill: It's been hard because of my debts, but I manage, little by little.

 

Jill：你喜欢酒吗，Stella？

Jill: Do you like alcohol, Stella?

 

Stella：我人都在酒吧里了，对吧？

Stella: I'm here, right?

 

Stella：但我平时喝酒主要是为了应酬。

Stella: But I'm normally more of a social drinker.

 

Stella：除非是和什么人在一起，我是不会主动喝很多酒的。

Stella: Unless it's with somebody, I don't tend to drink much.

 

Jill：我明白了。

Jill: I see.

 【两杯酒都上错后的对话】

Stella：你的同事一直表现得很奇怪。

Stella: Your co-worker has been acting strange for a while now.

 

Jill：嘿，Gil，你还好吗？

Jill: Hey Gil, you ok?

 

Gillian：还好，我这就准备去休息一下。我的过敏症好像发作了。

Gillian: Yeah, I'm just gonna take my break. Seems my allergies have started acting up.

 

Jill：过敏症？

Jill: Allergies?

 

Jill：……

Jill: ...

 

Stella：是啊，是啊。直勾勾地盯着猫耳娘看，然后过敏症就发作了。何等风雅。

Stella: Yeah, yeah. Stare at the cat-eared girl when allergies enter the fray. How classy.

 

Jill：我可什么都没说。

Jill: I said nothing.

 

Stella：……！

Stella: ...!

 

Stella：……

Stella: ...

 

Stella：那—那个，Gil和Jill。这不是很容易搞混吗？

Stella: S-So, Gil and Jill. isn't that confusing?

 

Jill：有些时候确实如此。

Jill: Sometimes, yeah.

 

？？？：抱歉我来晚了！！

???: Sorry I'm late!!

 

Jill：欢迎光临。

Jill: Welcome.

 

Stella：你还真是花了不少时间。

Stella: You took your sweet time.

 

Sei：是啊，抱歉！抱歉。

Sei: Yeah, sorry! Sorry.

Sei：我还被困在交通高峰期的车流里，然后意识到走过来可能更快一些。

Sei: I got caught in rush hour traffic too and figured walking might be faster.

 

Sei：幸好附近有栋建筑设有紧急楼梯，于是我就爬下来了。

Sei: Luckily, there was a building with emergency stairs nearby and I climbed down.

 

Jill：“爬下来”？

Jill: "Climbed down"?

 

Sei：我坐的是空中出租车。

Sei: Took an air cab.

 

Jill：哦。

Jill: Oh.

 

Stella：我建议你选择地面交通工具，不过看到你这么重视安全让我很高兴。

Stella: I would suggest using ground transportation, but I'm  to see you put safety first.

 

Sei：安全？不，不……只是会飞的汽车更酷罢了。

Sei: Safety? No, no... flying cars are just way cooler.

 

Stella：我还是不能理解为什么那些不会让你晕车。

Stella: I still don't understand how they don't give you motion sickness.

 

Sei：如果我发觉如何回避晕车的话，肯定会最先传授给你的。

Sei: If I find out how I avoid it, you'll be the first to know.

 

Sei：顺便，她接下来点的也给我来一杯吧。

Sei: Anyway, I'll have whatever she orders next.

 

Stella：我要点一杯这样的……

Stella: I'd like a drink that was...

 

Sei：你又来这套？你那猜谜式的点单方式总是让我们喝到奇怪的东西。

Sei: You're at it again? You and your cryptic orders always leaving us with weird stuff.

 

Stella：嘿，无论是什么人为我服务，我都会期望他们做到最好。

Stella: Hey, I expect only the best from whoever serves me.

 

Stella：他们有必要能够回应这种点单方式。

Stella: They need to be able to answer these kind of orders.

 

Sei：但我敢肯定，你那么搞下去只会让可怜的Jill精疲力尽的。

Sei: Still, I'm sure you're wearing poor Jill here out with that kind of stuff.

【Ｓｔｅｌｌａ上错第一杯酒但第二杯酒上对／两杯酒都上对后的对话】

Stella：事实上，她到目前为止一直表现得非常出色。

Stella: She's done quite well so far, actually.

 

Sei：真的？

Sei: Really?

 

Jill：谢谢。

Jill: Thank you.

 【两杯酒都上错后的对话】

Stella：……多少算是吧。

Stella: ...maybe.

 

Jill：……

Jill: ...

 

Sei：不提那个了。请点些普通的饮料，好吗？

Sei: Whatever. Please order something normal, would you?

 

Stella：那就来两杯Fringe Weaver吧。

Stella: That'll be two Fringe Weavers, then.

 

Sei：你要一次喝两杯？

Sei: You'll have two drinks at once?

 

Stella：不，我们一起喝。

Stella: No, we're sharing.

 

Sei：什么？是一人半杯那种吗？一人一杯的话不是更好吗？

Sei: What? Like half a glass for each? Isn't it better if it's one for each?

 

Stella：别担心，你就等着瞧吧。

Stella: Don't , you'll see.

 【两杯Fringe Weaver】

Jill：两杯Fringe Weaver。

Jill: Two Fringe Weavers.

 

Sei：怎么？

Sei: So?

 

Stella：这杯是你的，那杯是我的。你说过我点什么你也要什么的，对吧？

Stella: This one's for you and this one's for me. You said you wanted whatever I asked for, right?

 

Sei：哦——原来是这样。你应该早点这么说的。

Sei: Oooooh, that way. You could've said so earlier.

 

Stella：嗯哼。

Stella: Mm hmm.

 【无论顺序只上对一杯Fringe Weaver】

Jill：请用。

Jill: Here.

 

Sei：拿去，这杯Fringe什么就给你。另一杯我来喝吧。

Sei: Here, you have the Fringe whatever. I'm fine with the other drink.

 

Stella：多—多谢……

Stella: T-Thanks...

【两杯都上错】

Jill：请用。

Jill: Here.

 

Sei：瞧吧？就因为你太难伺候，导致Jill给我们上了别的东西。

Sei: See? You made Jill give us other stuff because you've been too picky.

 

Jill：（好吧，我干脆就顺水推舟。）

Jill: (Sure, let's go with that.)

 

Jill：哦对了，给你这个。

Jill: Oh yeah, here.

 

Sei：嘿！原来我把头盔落在这儿了。多谢！

Sei: Hey! So this is where I left my helmet. Thanks!

 【Ｓｔｅｌｌａ喝醉，酒精数大于１６】

Stella：你这个傻丫头，真傻，太傻了。

Stella: You stupid, stupid, stupid woman.

 

Sei：呃—诶？

Sei: E-Eh?

 

Stella：你怎么总是这么随便地丢掉自己的头盔？

Stella: How do you lose your helmet so easily?!

 

Stella：万一有什么砸到你头上怎么办？！那样的话你可会比现在更傻的，你这个笨蛋！

Stella: What if something falls on your head?! You'd be left even more stupid than you are now, you stupid!

 

Sei：没—没问题的，我还有几顶备用的。

Sei: I-It's okay, I have a couple of spares.

 

Stella：才不是什么没问题！这样一点都不好！如果没有你我可怎么办？！

Stella: It's not okay! It's never okay! What would I do without you?!

 

Stella：如果你遇到了什么危险，我该怎么…… *抽泣*

Stella: If something happens to you, how could I... *sniff*

 

Sei：我不会有事的，我不会有事的……

Sei: I'll be fine, I'll be fine...

 

Sei：等等……你这样和我明天要去银行的事有关系吗？

Sei: Wait... does this have something to do with me going to the bank tomorrow?

 

Stella：也—也许吧……

Stella: M-Maybe...

 

Sei：你还在担心那些关于什么先驱者的谣言？

Sei: You're still  about rumors of those Harbinger guys?

 

Stella：是啊……

Stella: Yeah...

 

Sei：别担心啦。你知道的，就算他们找上门来，我也能收拾得了。

Sei: Don't be. You know that even if they do come, I can take care of them!

 

Stella：我知道，但是……

Stella: I know, but...

 

Sei：如果我能推掉明天的会议，我肯定会那么做的。但那家银行我是不得不去。

Sei: If I could ditch the meeting tomorrow, I would. But I have to go to that bank.

 

Stella：你会遵守诺言，安全回来吧？

Stella: You promise to come back?

 

Sei：然后我们就去吃冰淇凌。

Sei: We'll have ice cream.

 

Stella：耶～

Stella: Yay~

 

Stella：Sei……我好累……

Stella: Sei... I'm tired...

 

Sei：稍微睡一会儿吧。该走的时候我会叫醒你的。

Sei: Sleep for a bit. I'll wake you up when we leave.

 

Stella：好。

Stella: Aight.

 

Jill：……

Jill: ...

 

Sei：抱歉，我觉得酒吧大概不允许她睡在这儿吧？

Sei: Sorry, I don't  she's allowed to sleep here, huh?

 

Jill：只要有你照顾就没问题。

Jill: If you're taking care of her, it's fine.

 

Sei：抱歉。

Sei: Sorry.

 

Jill：我见过很多人在喝醉之后性情大变，但她的状态还真是……耐人寻味。

Jill: I've seen people change drastically when getting drunk, but her case is... interesting.

 

Sei：她一直都是个被宠坏的孩子。我猜是酒精把本性暴露出来了。

Sei: She's always been a spoiled kid. I guess alcohol brings it out.

 

Sei：这种事用拉丁语怎么说来着？Vini Vidi Vici？

Sei: What was that Latin phrase again? Vini Vidi Vici?

 

Sei：Memento Mori？Carpe Diem？

Sei: Memento Mori? Carpe Diem?

 

Sei：不……更像是……In Vino Termitas。

Sei: No... it was something like... In Vino Termitas.

 

Jill：In Vino Veritas？（译者注：酒后吐真言）

Jill: In Vino Veritas?

 

Sei：没错！就是这个。

Sei: Yeah! That's the one.

 【Ｓｔｅｌｌａ清醒，酒精数小于１５】

Stella：你真得更留神自己的东西了。

Stella: You really need to be more careful with your things.

 

Sei：好吧，但我还有备用的呢！

Sei: Yeah, but I have spares!

 

Stella：备用头盔应该留到你正在用的头盔坏掉或故障的时候，而不是在丢掉的时候派上用场。

Stella: Those spares should be saved for when the one you're using breaks or malfunctions, not when you lose it.

 

Stella：每顶头盔都价格不菲的，你知道吧？

Stella: Those helmets cost money, you know?

 

Sei：是啊。抱歉……

Sei: Yeah. Sorry...

Jill：（我该不该提Boss因为一个按钮失灵而把脑袋卡在里面的事？）

Jill: (Should I say that Boss got her head stuck because of a jammed button?)

 

Stella：说起钱的事，你明天还得去那家银行参加会议吗？

Stella: Speaking of money, you still going to that meeting at the bank tomorrow?

 

Sei：是啊。你担心了？

Sei: Yup. You worried?

 

Jill：（我就先克制一下好了。）

Jill: (I'll refrain for now.)

 

Stella：如果我说不担心的话，肯定是在说谎。

Stella: I'd be lying if I said I wasn't.

 

Sei：别担心！不会有事的。谣言只是谣言而已。

Sei: Don't be! It'll be fine. Rumors are just rumors.

 

Jill：谣言？

Jill: Rumors?

 

Sei：有人说明天那家银行可能会发生什么事。

Sei: They say something might happen at the bank tomorrow.

 

Sei：但是考虑到最近的气氛有多紧张，很难辨别这种消息的真伪。

Sei: But with all the tension in the air lately, it's hard to know if it's true.

 

Sei：仿佛觉得制造恐慌还不够一样，人们都开始传播毫无根据的谣言了。

Sei: As if the fear mongering wasn't enough, the people have also started spreading baseless rumors.

 

Sei：就在昨天，我还不得不出手阻止了一群年轻人，他们听说整座城市会被炸弹夷为平地，就到处打砸抢。

Sei: Just yesterday I had to stop a group of rampaging youngsters that heard the city would be leveled by bombs.

 

Sei：*叹气* 人人都坐立不安。

Sei: *sign* Everyone's on edge.

 

Stella：……是啊。

Stella: ...yeah.

 

Sei：我知道你在担心，但我还是得去。这是高层下达的命令。

Sei: I know you're , but I have to go there. It's orders from the higher ups.

 

Sei：这么说吧。如果真有人要找我的麻烦，你觉得我会给他们可乘之机吗？

Sei: Tell me something. If somebody came after me, do you  they'd stand a chance?

 

Stella：你确实很强，但是……

Stella: You're quite strong, but...

 

Sei：我会采取防护措施，为可能发生的一切做好准备的。

Sei: I'll take something to protect myself, be prepared for anything.

 

Sei：这样能让你感到安全一些吗？

Sei: Would that make you feel safer?

 

Stella：可能吧……

Stella: Maybe...

 

Sei：听我说，回来之后，我们就去吃冰淇凌。那样你就能好好倾泻自己的沮丧了。

Sei: I'll tell you what, after I come back we'll get some ice cream. That way you can vent all your frustrations.

 

Stella：……好吧。

Stella: ...alright.

 

Stella：好像是我的车来接我了。你要一起来吗，Sei？

Stella: Seems my vehicle is here to pick me up. You coming, Sei?

 

Sei：不了，我要再喝一会儿。

Sei: Nah, I'll stay here a bit longer.

 

Stella：那好。注意安全。

Stella: Okay then. Take care.

 

Sei：再见。

Sei: Bye.

 

Sei：她还真是杞人忧天。

Sei: She's such a wart.

 

Jill：那是因为她关心你。

Jill: That means she cares about you.

 

Sei：我从没怀疑过这个。

Sei: I've never doubted.

 

Sei：对了……为什么我的头盔闻起来有股培根的味道？

Sei: Say... why does my helmet smell like bacon?

 

Jill：呃……培根？

Jill: Eh... bacon?

 

Sei：我一点都不介意，只是好奇而已。

Sei: Not that I mind. I'm just curious.

 

Jill：好吧，你知道有些东西会吸收附近的味道吧？这头盔肯定是从某种原料里吸收了这股味道。

Jill: Well, you know how some things absorb the smell of what's nearby? It must've grabbed it from one of the ingredients.

 

Sei：我明白了。

Sei: I see.

 

Jill：你相信局势日趋紧张那套说法吗？还有那个无政府主义组织打算推翻白骑士的事？

Jill: Do you believe all that stuff about tensions growing and that anarchist group trying to disband the White Knights?

 

Sei：说实在的，我是真有点担心。

Sei: To tell you the truth, I am a bit .

 

Sei：就算是在我所属的部门里，也有各种见不得人的交易。但我不想过于深入地调查这种事。

Sei: Even in my division, there's some shady business going on. But I don't want to investigate too deeply.

 

Jill：怎样的交易？

Jill: What kind of business?

 

Sei：根据我的理解……比如说和人 【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】  Ｆ、Ｄ 【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】  贩的交易，放任他们为非作歹。

Sei: From what I understand... things like working with human traffickers or drug dealers, letting them act as they wish.

 

Sei：甚至还有人说那些被逮捕的罪犯是因为得罪了当局才落得那个下场。

Sei: Some even say the ones that do get apprehended are the ones that have failed them in some way.

 

Sei：Stella总是说“白骑士不过是被过度美化的商场保安罢了。”

Sei: Stella always says "the White Knights are just glorified mall security."

 

Sei：她说就算那些见不得人的交易被证实为确有其事……

Sei: She says that if it's been proven beyond a doubt that some shady business is going on...

 

Sei：Zaibatsu Corp的主干也会迅速和白骑士部门撇清关系。

Sei: Zaibatsu Corp's main branch would separate themselves from the whole White Knight division.

 

Sei：她说过这些企业最怕糟糕的名声导致自己向BTC靠拢。

Sei: Something about the associates' fear of bad PR resulting in them moving to the BTC.

 

Jill：听上去合情合理。

Jill: Sounds plausible.

 

Sei：是啊。但我多少有点担心，因为我真的很喜欢这份工作。

Sei: Yeah. It kinda worries me, though, because I really like my job.

 

Sei：我猜白骑士高层也有类似的恐惧，最近他们似乎有些……坐立不安。

Sei: And I guess a similar fear exists among the upper ranks. Lately they seem... restless.

 

Jill：太多勾心斗角的事了，对吧？

Jill: Too much politics, huh?

 

Sei：那种事让我头疼。我只是想对陷入危难中的人们伸出援手而已。

Sei: It hurts my brain. I just want to rescue people and help them.

 

Sei：我只想做好自己的工作，而无需担心任何政治问题。

Sei: I just wanna do my job without worries about politics of any kind.

 

Jill：明天你们要在银行做什么？

Jill: What are you doing at the bank tomorrow?

 

Sei：长官命令我向那儿的经理传递一些信息，而选择我是出于他对我的信任。

Sei: My colonel needed to relay some information to the manager, and I was picked because he trusted me.

 

Sei：好吧，其实他的原话是“你的头脑实在是太简单了，所以绝对不会把话传错”，但好意我心领了。

Sei: Well, he said "You're such a simpleton that you'd never give the wrong message", but it's his intention that counts.

 

Jill：哦—哦……

Jill: O-Oh...

 

？？？： 终于迎来了这一刻！DOROTHY大人正式重返VALHALLA！

???: FINALLY! THE DOROTHY HAS COME BACK TO VALHALLA!

 

Jill：请不要再以那些类似情景喜剧的方式登场了。你会打扰其他客人的。

Jill: Please refrain from doing those sitcom-like entrances. You're disturbing other clients.

 

Dorothy：哦，拜托！你知道观众会为此而狂热的！

Dorothy: Oh, come on! You know the audience would've gone wild with that one.

 

Dorothy：而且你说得好像这里已经座无虚席了一样。

Dorothy: And besides, you make it sound like you have a full house.

Jill：*清嗓子*

Jill: *ahem*

 

Jill：你连续两天来这儿还真是罕见。

Jill: It's uncommon to see you here two days in a row.

 

Dorothy：我打算上班之前来这儿喝一杯。

Dorothy: I wanted to grab something before starting my shift.

 

Dorothy：在别人品尝我之前，我要先品尝些别的，你也可以这么理解。

Dorothy: Grab something before they start grabbing me, you could say.

 

Sei：嘿，你要喝一杯吗？我可以请客吗？

Sei: Hey, you having a drink? Can I buy you one?

 

Dorothy：当然可以！谢谢你。

Dorothy: Why yes! Thank you.

 

Dorothy：宝贝儿，你应该多向她学习，多请我喝几杯嘛。

Dorothy: Honey, you should follow her example and offer me drinks more often.

 

Jill：再说吧。

Jill: We'll see.

 

Jill：你想喝点什么？

Jill: What are you having?

 

Sei：她点什么我就喝什么。

Sei: I'll have what she's having.

 

Dorothy：那我就要一杯尽善尽美的蓝精灵（Blue Fairy）。

Dorothy: Then I've got the perfect thing. Let's have a Blue Fairy.

 

Sei：两人一杯？

Sei: One for both?

 

Dorothy：每人一杯！

Dorothy: One for each!

 

Jill：好的。

Jill: Alright.

 【两杯Blue Fairy】

Jill：两杯fairy。

Jill: Two fairies.

 

Sei：嘿，这可真不错。

Sei: Hey, this is pretty good.

 

Dorothy：对吧？

Dorothy: See?

 

Dorothy：而且就像你的头发一样蓝。

Dorothy: And it's blue like your hair.

 

Sei：是啊！

Sei: It is!

 【不论顺序只上一杯Blue Fairy】

Jill：请用。

Jill: Here.

 

Sei：Fairy归你。我喝另一杯就好。

Sei: You have the Fairy. I'm fine with the other.

 

Dorothy：但这杯是你请客的？

Dorothy: Even though you invited me?

 

Sei：别在意。

Sei: Don't .

【两杯都不是Blue Fairy】

Jill：请用。

Jill: Here.

 

Dorothy：宝贝儿，这可一点都不蓝，而且也不是什么精灵。

Dorothy: Honey, this isn't blue, and it's certainly not a fairy.

 

Sei：我不懂这些。我还挺喜欢这杯的。

Sei: I don't know. I like it.

 

Dorothy：不管怎么说，她还是上错了酒。

Dorothy: She got the drink wrong, regardless.

 

Dorothy：对了，怎么称呼，亲爱的？

Dorothy: So, what's your name, sweetie?

 

Sei：叫我Sei就好。

Sei: Call me Sei.

 

Dorothy：好的，Sei，我是Dorothy。

Dorothy: Alright Sei, I'm Dorothy.

 

Dorothy：噻，Sei……

Dorothy: Say Sei...

 

Sei：嗯，嗯？

Sei: Yes yes?

 

Dorothy：Sei，噻。

Dorothy: Sei say.

 

Sei：嗯，嗯？

Sei: Yes yes?

 

Dorothy：噻，噻。

Dorothy: Say say.

 

Dorothy：Sei

Sei。Dorothy: Sei Sei.

Jill：……

Jill: ...

 

Dorothy：Sei……你为什么要请我喝一杯呢？

Dorothy: Sei... why did you just buy me a drink?

 

Sei：我只是觉得你特别可爱，所以想邀请你一起喝一杯。

Sei: I just thought you were cute as a button so I wanted to invite you to join me.

 

Dorothy：……

Dorothy: ...

 

Dorothy：哇哦，你可是第一个并非别有用心地请我喝一杯的人。

Dorothy: Wow, you have to be the first person to offer me a drink without having an ulterior motive.

 

Dorothy：就连那边的总受都对我图谋不轨。

Dorothy: And that includes Fuckboy over there.

 

Gillian：……

Gillian: ...

Jill：那是什么意思？

Jill: What do you mean?

 

Dorothy：相信我吧，干我这一行的，总能从任何行为中读出暗示。

Dorothy: Trust me, when you work in my kind of field, you learn to read cues from everything.

 

Dorothy：而这位姑娘实在是太简单易懂了。

Dorothy: And this girl is simple to a fault.

 

Jill：……

Jill: ...

 

Sei：为什么呢？

Sei: How so?

 

Dorothy：你是那种“所见即所得”式的角色。

Dorothy: You're the "what you see is what you get" type.

 

Dorothy：你的面部表情就足以让一切谎言失去意义。

Dorothy: That look on your face is of one that simply sees no point in lying.

 

Dorothy：再加上你在这里似乎也穿着工作制服的现实，我对这些信息的解读结果是……

Dorothy: Coupled with the fact that you're here in what looks like your work attire tells me...

 

Dorothy：你已经全心全意地嫁给了自己的工作，就连Ｘ【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】爱都无法在你的优先顺序清单上占有一席之地。

Dorothy: That you're so married to your job that s【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】x is too far down your priority list to notice its existence.

 

Dorothy：所以说，如果你说请我喝一杯只是因为觉得我可爱的话，那就没有潜台词了，我相信你。

Dorothy: So, if you invited me to a drink because you found me cute and that's the extent of it, I believe you.

 

Sei：谢谢你！

Sei: Thank you!

 

Jill：你说她是第一个这样的人，但前几天送了你一张票的Deal又算什么？

Jill: You say she's the first one, but what about Deal giving you a ticket the other day?

 

Dorothy：谁？哦对了！那个和狗在一起的Lilim。

Dorothy: Who? Oh yeah! The Lilim with the .

 

Dorothy：不，他不算数。他看起来就像是一张徒有人形的坐垫。

Dorothy: No, he doesn't count. He looked like a humanoid mat.

 

Jill：真损……

Jill: Ouch...

 

Sei：你的洞察力相当强，Dorothy。但我也不会落后太远的！

Sei: You seem very perceptive, Dorothy. But I'm not too far behind!

 

Dorothy：怎么说？

Dorothy: How so?

 

Sei：我能看出你的身体经过了重度改造，附加了不少不应持有的配件。

Sei: I can tell your body is heavily modded with things you shouldn't even have.

 

Dorothy：……

Dorothy: ...

Sei：你的舌头型号是BEB069，附加了DNA扫描功能。

Sei: Your tongue is a BEB069 with DNA scanning capabilities.

 

Sei：你的皮肤覆有防辐射涂层。

Sei: Your skin is coated with an anti-radiation finish.

 

Sei：你的关节是相当昂贵的特级灵活类。

Sei: Your joints are of the premium, extra-flexible variety.

 

Sei：而最关键的是……你的双手。

Sei: And the most important thing... your hands.

 

Dorothy：手—手怎么了？

Dorothy: W-What about them?

 

Sei：我不知道你衣服下覆盖的身体经过了怎样的改造。舌头，关节和皮肤的改造也仅仅是有意思而已……

Sei: I don't know how modded your body is under your clothes. The tongue, joints and skin are merely interesting.

 

Sei：但你的双手是由Realta Industries生产的MIRD113……

Sei: But your hands are the MIRD113 of Realta Industries...

 

Sei：这个型号被设计为可从指尖射出5级子弹。

Sei: A model designed to shoot Class-5 bullets from its fingertips.

 

Dorothy：所—所以呢……？

Dorothy: S-So...?

 

Sei：增强与改造法第17条G条款，关于弹道式增强部件。

Sei: Clause G of article 17 in the Augmentations and Modifications law on the topic of ballistic augmentations.

 

Sei：“任何被指定为民用级的人形或智慧生物，若将其持有的枪械……

Sei: "Any humanoid or sapient creature under civilian designation that has upgraded any of its person...

 

Sei：……升至3级或更高，将受到解除武装或被发配至危险区域的惩处。”

Sei: ...to hold fire arms of Class-3 grade or higher will be either commissioned for disarmament or sent to DANGer zones."

 

Dorothy：……你—你打算做什么？

Dorothy: ...w-what are you gonna do?

 

Sei：什么都不做。

Sei: Nothing.

 

Dorothy：诶？

Dorothy: Eh?

 

Sei：我不负责执法。我只是救援人员而已。就算我是执法人员，目前我也没在执勤。

Sei: I'm not in law enforcement. I just do rescue. And even if I was, I'm not on duty right now.

 

Dorothy：哦—哦……

Dorothy: O-Oh...

 

Sei：但我还是想知道。为什么要做这种升级呢？

Sei: I want to know, though. Why go through with that upgrade?

 

Dorothy：女孩子总要照顾好自己的，你明白吧？

Dorothy: A girl's gotta take care of herself, you know?

 

Dorothy：如果事情变糟，我得确保自己能应付得了。而这就是我最慎重的改造了。

Dorothy: I wanna be able to deal with things if they get ugly. And this is the most discreet mod I had.

 

Dorothy：……或者，至少我认为是如此。

Dorothy: ...or at least I thought so.

 

Sei：哦！是啊，是啊。

Sei: Oh! Yeah, yeah.

 

Sei：那好吧。我能给你提一些建议吗？

Sei: Okay then. Can I give you some advice?

 

Dorothy：好的……？

Dorothy: I guess...?

 

Sei：我是因为你的指尖才发现那不是你的默认手部模型。

Sei: The reason I could tell it's not your default hand model is your fingertips.

 

Sei：你的指尖部位显得稍微大了点，这是为了把炮装进去。

Sei: The tips are a little bigger to make the cannons fit.

 

Sei：你可以采用体积更小的型号，把指尖改造成用后即抛的。

Sei: You could get a small mod that changes them into disposable tips.

 

Sei：……当然，前提是它们被用于正当防卫，而不是常规使用。

Sei: ...assuming they're being used for self-defense and not regular use, of course.

 

Dorothy：我—我明白。

Dorothy: I-I see.

 

Sei：好吧，我该走了。啊对了，还有件事。

Sei: Well, I've gotta go. Ah yes, another thing.

 

Sei：如果你瞄准的是手臂或腿部，只有第一次射击会被视为正当防卫，之后就会构成袭击了。

Sei: If you aim for the arms or legs, once is self-defense. Anything more is assault.

 

Dorothy：是—是啊……

Dorothy: Y-Yeah...

 【Ｓｔｅｌｌａ喝醉】

Sei：走吧，Stella。

Sei: Let's go, Stella.

 

Stella：*嘟囔* 好……

Stella: *mumble* Yeah...

 

Sei：大家再见了！

Sei: Bye folks!

 

Dorothy：再见。

Dorothy: Bye bye.

 

Jill：请下次再来。

Jill: Please come again.

 【Ｓｔｅｌｌａ清醒，已经提前告辞了】

Sei：再见，Dorothy！再见，

Jill！Sei: Bye Dorothy! Bye Jill!

 

Dorothy：再见。

Dorothy: Bye bye.

 

Jill：请下次再来。

Jill: Please come again.

 

Dorothy：哇——————————！！我还以为她会把我抓走呢！

Dorothy: WAAAAAAAAAAAAH!! I thought she was gonna take me away!

Dorothy：他们会把我的意识塞进真空吸尘器里长达三年！

Dorothy: They would put my mind on a vacuum cleaner for three years!

 

Dorothy：如果我表现良好的话就是两年。

Dorothy: Two if I behave well.

Jill：太低估别人的话，总会发生那种事的。

Jill: That's what happens when you underestimate people.

 

Jill：但我还是想问……

Jill: Although I'm tempted to ask...

 

Dorothy：问什么？

Dorothy: About what?

 

Jill：能检测DNA的舌头？

Jill: DNA-reading tongue?

 

Dorothy：吸附力绝佳，效果直观易懂。而且还会震动哦！

Dorothy: Very prehensile, intuitive. Also, it vibrates!

 

Jill：特级灵活的关节？

Jill: Extra-flexible joints?

 

Dorothy：这还用问吗？

Dorothy: Do you really need to ask?

 

Jill：防辐射涂层？

Jill: Anti-radiation coating?

 

Dorothy：嘿！我的皮肤可是这一行的首选工具。我需要尽可能地照顾好它才行。

Dorothy: Hey! My skin's my first tool of the trade. I need to take care of it as much as possible.

 

Dorothy：而且无论受到怎样的摧残，这层皮肤都会光滑柔软如初。

Dorothy: And it makes it feel so soft no matter how much it's been battered.

 

Jill：那好吧……

Jill: Alright then...

 【Ｄｏｒｏｔｈｙ昨天喝醉后的对话】

Jill：昨天你制造了相当大的骚动，还记得吗？

Jill: You made quite the ruckus yesterday, you know?

 

Dorothy：有这种事？难道我又一边满地打滚，一边尖叫“不要Ｇ【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】交”了？以前就发生过那种事。

Dorothy: Did I? Was I thrashing about screaming "NO MORE A【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】AL?" That has happened before.

 

Jill：……我会记住的。

Jill: ...noted.

 

Jill：不是那种很吵闹的骚动，只是你讲的故事让大家都感到不适。

Jill: It wasn't a loud ruckus, you just made everyone uncomfortable with a story you were telling.

 

Dorothy：哦天呐，不会是那个关于驴的故事吧，不是吧？

Dorothy: Oh god. It wasn't the one with the donkeys, was it?

 

Jill：不。谢天谢地，不是那个。

Jill: No. Thank god, no.

 

Dorothy：那就好。在新—蒂华纳发生的事，就留在新—蒂华纳里吧。

Dorothy: Good. What happens in Neo-Tijuana stays in Neo-Tijuana.

 

Jill：那还真是感激不尽。

Jill: Now I'm even more grateful.

 

Jill：是那个关于中学教师的故事。

Jill: It was about some mid-school teacher.

 

Dorothy：啊对了，那个嘛……嘿，那还真是不错的Ｈ【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】段子。

Dorothy: Ah yeah, that one... man, that was a nice d【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】k.

 

Dorothy：我猜我没讲到他在那之后放声痛哭的事？

Dorothy: I guess I didn't mention the part where he broke down crying afterwards?

 

Jill：他……怎么着？

Jill: He... what?

 

Dorothy：是啊……我通常会跳过那段不讲。

Dorothy: Yeah... I usually skip that part.

 

Dorothy：你看……当我结识新客户的时候，差不多有一半几率会遇到同一出戏。

Dorothy: You see... half the times I have a new client, they go through the same routine.

 

Dorothy：他们用尽浑身解数，跳过Ｑ【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】戏直接进入正题。

Dorothy: They muster all their strength and skip to the action.

 

Dorothy：然后就在C上干【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】些疯狂的事……如果我走运的话，还是会有张床的。

Dorothy: Then they go nuts in bed... if I'm lucky there WILL be a bed.

 

Dorothy：而在那之后，他们就会抱头痛哭。

Dorothy: And afterwards they become a sobbing mess.

 

Jill：为什么会有这种事？

Jill: How so?

 

Dorothy：想象一下，假如你沉溺于某些社会告诉你是病态或错误的事情。

Dorothy: Well, imagine you indulged in something society tells you is sick and wrong.

 

Dorothy：比如把整管牙膏挤空之类的。

Dorothy: Like emptying a full toothpaste tube.

 

Dorothy：只不过，在现实中你不会搞得满手都是薄荷味儿，你只是喜欢Ｇ【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】看起来很年幼的Lilim小姑娘。

Dorothy: Only instead of leaving a minty smell in your hands, you f【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】k an underaged-looking Lilim girl.

 

Dorothy：就算这么做可以“安全地”让他们释放自己的沮丧和欲望……

Dorothy: Even if it's a "safe" scenario meant to let them vent their frustrations and desires...

 

Dorothy：就算我的心理年龄已经足以充分意识到自己一切行为的后果……

Dorothy: And even if I'm of a mental age where I do everything knowing full well what my actions entail...

 

Dorothy：道德规范还是会不可避免地捶打他们的痛处。

Dorothy: Their morals inevitably start kicking them in the nuts.

 

Dorothy：为此，我还要花费额外的时间去劝说他们相信自己没出毛病。

Dorothy: Therefore, I have to spend extra time telling them that there's nothing wrong with them.

 

Dorothy：告诉他们有那种感受不是坏事，只要没给别人造成麻烦就好。

Dorothy: Telling them it's not bad feeling that way, that it's only wrong when they start causing problems to others.

 

Dorothy：话说回来，我猜自己是有吸引受此困扰的人上门的运势。

Dorothy: Then again, I suppose I have quite the luck in drawing troubled people to me.

 

Jill：（是啊，考虑到你的职业和外观……）

Jill: (Well, considering your job and your looks...)

 

Dorothy：我曾经试过说服这位中学教师再和我过【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】一Ｙ，但他实在是太顽固了。

Dorothy: I've tried to convince the mid-school teacher guy to spend another night with me, but he's too stubborn.

 

Jill：你这是在帮倒忙。

Jill: You're not helping.

 

Dorothy：我本来也没想帮忙。我是需要尽量多培养一些回头客！

Dorothy: I'm not trying. I need to build up as many regulars as I can!

 

Dorothy：好啦，我得走了。我是来喝一杯的，而那位叫Sei的姑娘已经请过我了。

Dorothy: Well, I gotta go. Came for a drink and that Sei girl gave me one.

 

Dorothy：很高兴能来这儿，宝贝儿。

Dorothy: Always a pleasure, honey.

 

Jill：多保重。

Jill: Take care.

 【Ｄｏｒｏｔｈｙ昨天清醒后的对话】

Jill：这么说，你幻想自己是个占卜者？毕竟你这么喜欢解读别人之类的。

Jill: So, you fancy yourself a diviner? Reading people and all.

Dorothy：没那种事。我只是特别擅长解读别人而已。

Dorothy: Not really. I'm just quite good at reading people.

 

Dorothy：我猜这就是每天都要和很多人交流所产生的副作用吧。

Dorothy: I guess it's a byproduct of dealing with so many people on a daily basis.

 

Jill：（听到Lilim说出那种话还真是有些离奇。）

Jill: (It's a bit surreal to hear that from a Lilim.)

 

Jill：那么，你能对我解读出什么呢？

Jill: What can you say about me, then?

 

Dorothy：让我想想……唔……

Dorothy: Let's see... hm...

 

Dorothy：你有非常，非常，非常严重的Ｘ【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】沮丧。

Dorothy: You're very, very, VERY se【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】lly frustrated.

 

Dorothy：并不是Ｘ【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】行为本身导致的，而是你的Ｘ【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】伴侣不能在更深的层面上满足你。

Dorothy: It's not the act itself, but rather that your partners can't seem to satisfy you on a deeper level.

 

Dorothy：你甚至还有更深重的沮丧。过去发生的某件事正在阻碍你前行。

Dorothy: There's an even deeper frustration. Something happened that's blocking you.

 

Dorothy：也许是因为你认识的某个人无法回应你的感情。也许是因为你在过去受到了伤害。

Dorothy: Maybe there's someone who you know won't return your feelings. Maybe you were hurt in the past.

 

Dorothy：因此，你的行为举止就表现得像是个深感自己遭到生活戏弄的人。

Dorothy: Thus, your demeanor is that of someone who feels like life is playing tricks on her.

 

Dorothy：如同一条眼巴巴地盯着主人永远不会扔出的球的小狗。

Dorothy: Like a dog whose owner never really throws the ball.

 

Jill：……

Jill: ...

 

Jill：……

Jill: ...

Dorothy：哦我的天，我是不是真的说中了？刚才说的那些都是随口瞎编的！

Dorothy: Oh boy, did I actually hit the nail on the head? I was making this stuff up on the fly!

 

Dorothy：我之所以说那些废话，是因为它们的准确率高达80%。

Dorothy: All of that was just rubbish I say because it's right 80% of the time.

 

Dorothy：如果你愿意换个称呼的话，那就是普遍通用的废话。你肯定想不到如今人们的Ｘ【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】沮丧有多普遍。

Dorothy: Generic bullshit if you will. You'd be d at the amount of s【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】ual frustration people hold.

 

Dorothy：我读不透你的，宝贝儿。你太擅长维持那副职业的面部表情了。

Dorothy: I can't read you, honey. You're too good at putting on a professional face.

 

Dorothy：但这一次确实加深了我对你的认识。运气不错~

Dorothy: But this definitely gives me more int into you. Lucky lucky~

 

Jill：你现在去工作会不会已经晚了？

Jill: Aren't you late or something?

 

Dorothy：确实晚了。但如果你肯让我治愈你的沮丧的话，我还可以再拖延一会儿。

Dorothy: I am. But if you'd let me satisfy your frustrations, I could stall for some time.

 

Jill：走吧。

Jill: Go.

 

Dorothy：好吧，好吧……再见啦，宝贝儿。

Dorothy: Fine, fine... Bye bye, honey.

 

Gillian：人工智能已经发展到巧夺天工了，不是吗？我很好奇到底还有多少人工的成份在内。

Gillian: Artificial intelligence has come rather far, eh? One wonders how artificial it remains.

 

Jill：闭嘴，总受。

Jill: Shut up, F【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】oy.

 

Dana：活儿干完了吗？

Dana: Everything done?

 

Jill：搞定。

Jill: Yeah.

 

Jill：嘿，Boss。这个问题可能有些突然，但是……

Jill: Hey, Boss. This might seem random, but...

 

Jill：你还记得我第一次来到这间酒吧时的情景吗？

Jill: Do you remember the first time I came to the bar?

 

Dana：你来提交合同的那次？记得啊，为什么问起这个？

Dana: When you came to submit your contract? Yeah, why?

 

Jill：好吧，由于某些原因，我从今天一早就对此念念不忘，刚才我突然意识到了到底是为什么。

Jill: Well, for some reason I've been hung up on it since this morning, and I just realized why.

 

Jill：当时迎接我的第一幕景象就是……Gil正试图从一个罐子中抽出你的手。

Jill: The visage that welcomed me back then was... Gil trying to pull your hand out of a jar.

 

Dana：哦对了！我记得！

Dana: Oh yeah! THAT.

 

Dana：我想不起来到底是为什么了，大概是有什么东西掉了进去，而我试图把它取出来。

Dana: I can't remember what exactly, but something fell inside and I tried to retrieve it.

 

Dana：我刚把手放进去就卡住了。而且那个罐子是朋友的，所以我还不能轻易敲碎它。

Dana: I just kinda put my hand in and it got stuck. It was a friend's jar too so I couldn't just break it.

 

Dana：嘿，Gil，你是怎么把我的手抽出来的来着？

Dana: Hey Gil, how did you get my hand out of that jar?

 

Gillian：一根吸管和一些黄油。

Gillian: A straw and some butter.

Dana：哦对了，巧妙的解决方案。

Dana: Oh yeah, clever solution.

 

Jill：没错，就是那些让我产生了这个念头。

Jill: Yeah, and that brings me to the random thought.

 

Jill：那场事故，再加上昨天的头盔，还有你的脚因为踩进什么东西而被卡住很多次……

Jill: That incident, the helmet yesterday, the many times your foot got stuck on something for stomping it...

 

Jill：Boss……为什么你经常会被卡在各种各样的东西里？

Jill: Boss... why do you get stuck in so many different things?

 

Gillian：哈……

Gillian: Huh...

 

Gillian：你这么一说，我想起了有一次她试图吃掉一个大号三明治，并且卡住了自己的下巴。

Gillian: Now that you mention it, I remember this one time she tried to eat a big sandwich and her jaw got stuck.

 

Gillian：还有一次和电视有关的事故……

Gillian: Then there was the incident with the TV...

 

Dana：我得承认其他事故都是自己的错，但唯独电视的那次可错不在我。

Dana: I'll admit my fault with the others, but the TV incident was NOT my fault.

 

Dana：那套支架的组装说明应该把Z和S标得更清晰一些。

Dana: The assembly instructions for that stand should have labeled their Z and S better.

 

Dana：你也见识到了我把S2和5Z两个零件装反的后果。

Dana: You saw what happened when I switched the S2 piece with the 5Z one.

 

Gillian：尽管如此……Jill还是有了不寻常的发现。

Gillian: Still... Jill's onto something here.

 

Dana：*清嗓子* 是啊，没错。

Dana: *ahem* Yes, she is.

 

Dana：好，把酒具清洗干净，你们就可以下班了。

Dana: Now, go clean the dishes and you can leave for today.

 

Jill：我倾向于认为她正在努力避免被卡在某些话题上。

Jill: I like to  she'll make an effort now to avoid getting stuck in things.

 

Gillian：但愿如此。

Gillian: I want to believe. 

Jill在家————

The Augmented Eye———— 

DANGER/U/————————

 

 Kira Miki Blog————

 

 

 　　Ａｌｍａ在ｄｅｍｏ初登场时穿的并不是高领毛衣，而是类似西装的服饰。

　　Ｄｏｒｏｔｈｙ当年的２ｂｉｔ人设。

　　Ｓｔｅｌｌａ的初设————

　ＳＥＩ的初设————

　　二人的初登场————

　　伍德斯托克音乐节————

　In Vino Veritas————

Sei: 那句拉丁语怎么说来着？ Vini Vidi Vici？【译注：恺撒征服高卢时的名言：我到来了，我看到了，我征服了。】

Sei: Memento Mori？【译注：记住你终有一天会死。高达00中某卫星武器同名】 Carpe Diem？【译注：语出贺拉斯诗经，意为及时行乐】

Sei: 不...大概是... In Vino Termitas。【译注：葡萄酒中的白蚁，此为Sei的口误】

Jill: In Vino Veritas？【译注：<拉丁语>酒醉吐真言。】

Dorothy: 嘿，Sei...【译注：原文say Sei，单词发音相同】

Sei: 是的 是的？【译注：原文yes yes，所以是在玩梗】

Dorothy: Sei say。

Sei: Yes yes？

Dorothy: Say say。

Dorothy: Sei Sei。【译注：以上均为同音梗】

　　————以上译注均出自３ｄｍ版本汉化。

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我来了! 我看见了! 我征服了!————https://www.jianshu.com/p/a044278230b0

Memento Mori————https://gundam.fandom.com/wiki/Memento_Mori

In vino veritas（酒后吐真言）————https://www.douban.com/note/399303746/?type=rec

《梣树树根的腱》ｄｄｄdd————https://www.williamlong.info/book/archives/338.html

伍德斯托克音乐节————https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E4%BC%8D%E5%BE%B7%E6%96%AF%E6%89%98%E5%85%8B%E9%9F%B3%E4%B9%90%E8%8A%82/745984?fr=aladdin

VA-11 HALL-A: Complete Sound Collection [Vinyl Boxset] by Garoad————https://blackscreenrecords.com/products/va-11-hall-a-complete-sound-collection-vinyl-boxset-by-garoad?variant=39380928790631