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Official Profile

Age Unknown
Height 185 cm
Race Primal Beast
Hobbies None
Special Talents {{{talentsjp}}}
Likes Things that help him forget the time, sweets
Dislikes Intense people

Character Release
太陽生物「フェニックス」の追跡装置として造られた6体の星晶獣「卜者」の中の1体であるアトゥム。
そんな彼は、ある日平穏と静寂を求めてアウギュステのベネーラビーチを訪れていました。
しかし、あいにくと世間はリゾートシーズンの真っ盛り。
ビーチの喧騒から逃れ、ようやく見つけた人気のない海岸で海水浴に挑戦したり、瞑想に勤しむアトゥム。
そんな彼の前に、何やら大物を狙っているという1人の釣り少年が現れて──

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* This is an unofficial, amateur translation.
Age 不明
Height 185cm
Race 星晶獣
Hobbies なし
Special Talents {{{talentsjp}}}
Likes 時間を忘れさせてくれるもの、甘いもの
Dislikes 暑苦しい奴

Character Release
太陽生物「フェニックス」の追跡装置として造られた6体の星晶獣「卜者」の中の1体であるアトゥム。
そんな彼は、ある日平穏と静寂を求めてアウギュステのベネーラビーチを訪れていました。
しかし、あいにくと世間はリゾートシーズンの真っ盛り。
ビーチの喧騒から逃れ、ようやく見つけた人気のない海岸で海水浴に挑戦したり、瞑想に勤しむアトゥム。
そんな彼の前に、何やら大物を狙っているという1人の釣り少年が現れて──

Source [1]

Background

Events

Trivia

Special Cutscenes

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Happy Birthday Cutscenes
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I heard from your crew members that it is your birthday today, Singularity. Allow me to celebrate with you.
Still, I can't help but think it strange that I am now here with you.
I never imagined that in my pursuit of the Phoenix, I would end up sailing with mortals on a ship.
It's an interesting twist of fate, be it good or bad.
In any case, I am glad for your assistance. as it will be an advantage in capturing the Phoenix.
You can frown at me, but I know it is in your nature to help those who depend on you.
Isn't that why you are responsible for so many people as captain of the crew? You are simply too good-natured of a person.

Happy New Year Cutscenes
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I've been hearing the cheerful shouts of men since this morning. What is happening?
They're... pounding mochi?
I see. So you take steamed glutinous rice and pound it with a mallet to make this... mochi.
Wait, Singularity. When you say mochi...
Do you mean the white, chewy bits in red bean soup?
Ah, I didn't know this was how you make the food. An interesting production method...
No, never mind. Forget I said anything.

Valentine's Day Cutscenes
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Is there an ulterior motive in presenting me with this gift?
Ah. So today is the occasion you call Valentine's Day.
If I remember correctly, it is a day on which one gives chocolate to someone special as a form of appreciation.
I take this to mean that you appreciate what I've done thus far. Understood.
In that case, there is no reason to reject the sudden gift. I accept.
Mortals certainly think of interesting practices.
I would've never expected to receive a gift of chocolate.

White Day Cutscenes
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You've been loitering around for a while. Is there something you need from me?
Your fidgeting will accomplish nothing. If you have something to say, say it now.
Oho. Extending your hand without a word?
Do you wish to exchange a handshake to solidify our friendship? Or are you collecting funds to continue our journey?
"White Day"? What is that?
Seeing Atum's cluelessness, (Captain) explains the concept of White Day to him.
I see... So White Day is an event that goes hand-in-hand with Valentine's Day.
I apologize for my lack of comprehension. I'm afraid I have nothing to offer at the moment.
Come to my room later. I will be sure to return the favor threefold.
And as promised, when (Captain) visits Atum's room later that night, the captain is presented with a most luxurious gift.

Trick or Treat Cutscenes
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Don't mind me, Singularity. Enjoy the festivities of Halloween to your heart's content.
I neither like nor dislike the occasion. I simply have something else I must do.
You know I have to continue devising ways to lure the Phoenix out.
What's that? Playing tricks on children can serve as a simulation for my mission?
You look down on me. Do you truly think I would believe such an obvious lie?
But... you may have a point.
Be it child or Phoenix, the workings of the heart and the behavioral processes of others are extremely hard for me to understand.
Halloween can indeed be a good opportunity to test my plans.
But you will take responsibility for any child that cries, Singularity.

Happy Holidays Cutscenes
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The streets are sparkling, and the mortals merry. Cakes are selling left and right.
I can see that this holy night is a very special occasion for many.
I hear you'll be having a feast on the ship as well—I can picture the noise that will ensue.
In that case, I will be disembarking as I prefer to spend my time quietly.
Don't stop me, Singularity.
Though I'm sailing with you, I am not part of your crew.
I am merely upholding our good relations for the sake of capturing the Phoenix. Do not forget that.

Fate Episodes

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Heat Meets Sea

Realizing his mistake of coming to Auguste during vacation season, Atum looks for a quiet place in a deserted corner of the beach. There he meets a boy fishing, who asks Atum to help him catch a bonito—a large fish that represents a challenge even to seasoned fishermen. At first the Diviner refuses to help; but when the bonito starts reminding him of the Phoenix, he agrees to row out to sea together with the boy.



Large, billowing clouds streak across the blue sky.
Heat radiating from the dazzling sun turns the sea breeze into a warm wind, and the sandy beach into a sizzling hot plate.
This is Venera Beach.
A resort destination located in the Auguste Isles.
Atum: ...
Atum stands with a soft serve cone in one hand, his expression frozen.
Atum: (This is not what I was told.)
Horus had mentioned there is a peaceful seaside at Auguste that can calm the soul.
But unfortunately, the resort area is now at the height of its vacation season.
Atum: ...
Child: Ack, you've really done it this time! Take this!
Atum: ...
For a split second, it looks as if Atum is about to be the unintended target of a child's water gun. However, the jet of water evaporates before reaching the Diviner.
Lady's Voice: Watch out, mister!
Atum: ...
An incoming volleyball hurtles toward Atum, but a sudden sandstorm rises up to send the ball flying in a different direction.
Beach Lady: Wha... Um, sorry about that...
Atum: (I thought to find a place where I could meditate, surrounded by nature... but it would be impossible here.)
Hoping for somewhere quiet, Atum heads for a deserted corner of the beach.
Atum: Yes... This calming breeze is exactly what I envisioned for my visit to the seaside.
Atum: Now, before I begin my meditation, I suppose I'll try what Horus seemed to be utterly hopeless at...
Atum: Swimming in the open waters of the sea.
Turning to face the ocean, Atum proceeds to slowly dip his foot into the waves.
Atum: Cough, cough...
Atum: Bwah!
Atum: Huff... Huff...
Atum: (Looks like I'm not one to ridicule Horus for her inability to swim...)
Atum: Still, as Diviners, we are capable of flight. Not being able to swim is hardly a problem for us.
He walks over to a tree and stretches himself out under its shade, letting nature envelop him.
Atum: Whew... I may have chosen the wrong time of year, but I was correct to come.
Atum: ...
Atum: (Ever since the uproar at Port Breeze, none of the Diviners have seen the Phoenix.)
Hauhet is a crew member

Atum: (Just when I thought it'd finally shown itself... it turned out to be nothing but a mere fragment borne of the Phoenix.)
Atum: (While the fragment may prove to be useful, if we don't find the actual Phoenix, all will be meaningless.)
Hauhet not in crew

Atum: (It's revealed itself once, only to lurk in the shadows once more. Could it be fearful of the singularity's strike?)
Atum: (The mind of a sun creature works differently. I can't possibly guess what it could be plotting...)
Atum: (Fortunately, I am still in contact with Raziel. Perhaps I could read her book in the singularity's place and manifest the Creator's power... Is that possible?)
Atum: (Who knows when a chance to capture the Phoenix will come. I must be prepared for any situation...)
Just as Atum closes his eyes, he hears a shrill voice coming from the reef nearby.
Boy's Voice: Wh-whoa!
Hey, mister! You there, lying under the tree! Think you could give me a hand?
Atum: ...
Boy: Hello? I got a big one and I don't wanna let it get away! Aaah! Pleeease!
Atum: (A rather noisy child...)
Boy: Wait, you took a peek at me just now, didn't you? I know you're awake! Come on, get over here and heeelp!
Fed up with the ruckus, Atum finally gets up and heads for the reef in hopes of restoring peace to the area.
Atum: I'll help, so shut up.
Boy: All right, deal! What're you waiting for then!
Atum: Before rushing someone, you need to give out instructions on what you want done.
Boy: Isn't it obvious? I'm about to catch something big! Grab onto the rod and help me pull!
Atum: Hrgh!
But when Atum pulls on the fishing rod with all his might, the line snaps, and the gigantic fish swims off to its freedom.
Boy: Ahhh!
Atum: The fun's been spoiled.
Boy: Yeah, I wonder who spoiled it!
Atum: We were so close.
Boy: It's all your fault!
Atum: It was you who told me to pull on the rod. Don't push the responsibility onto someone else.
Boy: Hngh...
Atum: I've done as you said. Don't involve me any further.
Boy: Wait, please! Could you help me out with one more thing?
Atum: I have no experience in fishing and possess no interest in it. Ask somebody else.
Boy: You've got some amazing strength, mister.
Boy: With your kind of power, maybe I can finally catch my true target... A bonito.
Atum: Bonito...
Atum: I've heard of the name before. If I remember correctly, it's a fish so large that no average fisherman stands a chance against one.
Boy: I don't know anything about other people! I just know that I came here to fish that thing!
Atum: I see. I wish you the best then.
Boy: Huh? Hold it! A normal person would see how much effort a kid's putting in and offer to help!
Atum: If catching a bonito is your dream, then isn't it something you need to realize yourself?
Boy: Not necessarily. If two people's what it takes to fish it, then so be it!
Boy: Besides, it's clear from what just happened that if I were to fish for it by myself... I'd lose in an instant.
Atum: ...
Atum: (I suppose even the Diviners are chasing the Phoenix as a group of six...)
Boy: Come ooon! Let's fish for bonito together! What do you say?
The boy stamps his feet on the ground in protest. Exasperated, Atum shifts his gaze to the open sea.
That is when he spots a bonito leaping out from the waters in the distance, as if to tease him.
Atum: Oho...
Boy: I almost got it once, you know... Next time I see one, I won't let it get away!
Atum: Next time you see one, huh?
Bonito: ...!
Atum: Phoenix!
Atum: (I know I'll regret it if I let it get away.)
Atum: Come, child. We're bringing it down.
Boy: Huh... You mean, you're actually gonna help?
Atum: That is what I mean.
And with that, Atum and the boy hop onto a boat docked nearby and begin rowing out to sea.

Heat Meets Thrill

(Captain) and company are at the beach when a woman passes by them, looking for a boy with a fishing rod. When the crew takes the woman to what they remember as a popular fishing spot, in the distance, they spot the boy on a boat with Atum. The crew borrows a boat and begins sailing to where Atum is. Meanwhile, the Diviner uses his power as a primal to propel the boat in pursuit of the bonito.



Large, billowing clouds streak across the blue sky.
Heat radiating from the dazzling sun turns the sea breeze into a warm wind, and the sandy beach into a sizzling hot plate.
This is Venera Beach.
A resort destination located in the Auguste Isles.
Vyrn: Heheh, nothing like some shaved ice under the scorching sun!
Lyria: Hnnngh, I'm getting brain freeze...
Vyrn: I told ya... You gotta slow down while eating.
Lyria: It was so good, I just couldn't help myself...
  1. Hnnngh!

Choose: Hnnngh!
Vyrn: Not you too, (Captain)!
Just then a woman walks past them, looking around uneasily.
???: Where did he go...
Vyrn: Hey, that lady looks like she's searchin' for something—or someone.
Lyria: Excuse me! Do you need some help?
Mother: Oh, yes! I'm looking for my child... I can't seem to find him.
Mother: Have you seen a boy with a fishing rod?
Vyrn: Hmm, can't say we have. If he's got a fishing rod, that means he's going fishing, right?
Vyrn: Might be better to check the reef area rather than the beach.
Lyria: We can take you to the reef. Don't worry, we'll find him!
Reassuring the clearly distressed woman, (Captain) and company head for the reef.
Vyrn: Elmott told us before that this was a popular spot for fishing.
Lyria: Look! There's a boat in the water over there!
Mother: Oh! That's him! That's my boy!
Vyrn: Phew... Good that we found him so quickly.
Vyrn: Wait, but there's someone with him on the boat...
Lyria: It's Atum, the Diviner!
Vyrn: Wha! What's he doin' there?
Mother: Is that man an acquaintance of yours?
Vyrn: I guess you could say that... We've been through some things together.
Lyria: (Captain), we should go take a look. Let's head over to where Atum and the boy are!
The crew promptly borrows a boat from a fisherman and sets out into the water.
Meanwhile, the boy is doing his best to row the boat.
Boy: One, two! One, two!
Atum: ...
Boy: One, two! One, two!
Atum: ...
Boy: Hey, mister! What're you sitting there for? You need to paddle too!
Atum: It's my first time at the ocean. Swimming, fishing, riding a boat... They're all new to me.
Boy: Doesn't mean you can slack off on the rowing!
Atum: I agreed to help you with the fishing. I didn't say I'd help you row the boat.
Boy: What the heck! Now you're just bein' a butthead!
The boy is flabbergasted at Atum's attitude. Just then, a bonito leaps out from the surface with a mighty splash.
Atum: It's mocking us again...
Atum: Child. Do your best to follow it.
Boy: I know! I'm trying!
The boy puts his everything into rowing the oars, but the distance between the boat and the bonito only increases.
Atum: (The child's ability is limited. Still, as a Diviner, letting the fish get away would be a disgrace.)
Atum puts his hand into the water.
Atum: Blast.
With the palm of his hand, the Diviner triggers a small explosion.
The burst propels the boat forward. It soars across the surface of the water, heading straight for the bonito.
Boy: Waaah!
Atum: You're not getting away. Prepare yourself, creature.
A tiny smile plays on Atum's lips as he murmurs to himself.

Heat Meets Thrill: Scene 2

Atum and the boy reach where they had seen the bonito. The boy dangles a line into the water and teaches Atum the joys of fishing. However, their boat is overturned by the bonito and the two are thrown into the water. Though they are able to keep each other afloat, the Diviner and the boy suddenly find themselves facing an onslaught of bonitos.



Atum: The creature was leaping out of the waters around here...
Boy: Hey, what was that crazy strength just now?
Atum: I am a primal beast. Something of that extent is nothing.
Boy: Whoooa...
Boy: Wait! If you could get us out here so fast, you shoulda done that from the start!
Atum: You told me to paddle, but you didn't say to use my power.
Boy: Rrrg, you're so annoying!
Atum: We need less talk and more action. Focus on the target.
At Atum's words, the boy collects himself and lowers the fishing line into the water.
Some time passes, but the line fails to twitch.
Atum: I'm growing tired of this. How much longer do we need to wait?
Boy: Be patient. Waiting like this is part of the fun in fishing.
Atum: ...
Boy: Besides, I'm not just dangling the fishing line.
Boy: See how it's floating? I'm moving the line slightly but quickly to tempt the bonito.
Atum: Ah, so it involves strategy. I can see how the bigger the prey, the more appeal there is in capturing it.
Atum: However, there is one thing I can't understand.
Atum: Would it not be more efficient to use something like a gun or a spear to take the creature down, rather than fishing it?
Boy: Huh! What're you talking about? This is fishing! You can't use weapons!
Atum: Regardless of the method, is eating the creature not the end goal? Utilizing weapons would complete the job much faster.
Boy: It's true that we're going to make it into a delicious meal, but the entire process is essential to fishing.
Boy: We need to use a single rod to successfully fish the bonito. That's the real reward!
Atum: ...
Atum cocks his head in confusion. Just then, the boy feels a strong tug on the line, and his rod bends with incredible force.
Boy: Urk... This resistance! It's gotta be the bonito! Give me a hand, mister!
Atum: That's what I came to do.
The line will only snap again if Atum puts his entire strength into pulling.
This time, the Diviner moves behind the boy instead and carefully grasps the fishing rod.
Atum: ...
Boy: Good... Now slowly put your strength into it...
Atum: It's as you said... I can feel the movements of the bonito through the rod.
Atum: It pushes and pulls... Sometimes it swivels its body.
Atum: It's not unlike the interactions that take place in combat.
Atum: There is no escape.
Bonito: ...!
Atum: (So everything depends on what we feel through the rod in our hands, and on our own intuition.)
Atum: Fishing is... rather enjoyable.
Boy: Shh!
Atum: Hm?
Boy: You feel that? The resistance is gone.
Atum: Right. There was no sign of the fishing line snapping, yet the creature's presence has vanished.
Atum: Where did it go... Where is it lurking?
Boy: Waaah!
Atum: It's underneath the boat.
Atum: Hm?
The bonito pushes up from directly under the boat. The watercraft overturns, throwing the two into the sea.
Boy: Bwah!
Boy: Dang it, we were so close!
Boy: Huh? Mister?
Atum: It's my first time at the ocean. Swimming, fishing, riding a boat... They're all new to me.
Boy: ...!
Boy: (Mister! I'm coming to save you!)
Atum: Blub, blub, blub...
Atum: (Now, what to do...)
Boy: (What the! He's sinking like a rock with zero expression on his face... It's kinda scary.)
Bonito: ...!
Boy: (Oh, crap...)
The bonito's eyes flash as it prepares to charge directly at the boy. Just then...
Bonito: ...
Boy: ...
Atum: ...
Once he sees that the boy is safe, Atum continues sinking to the ocean floor.
Atum: Blub, blub, blub...
Boy: (Wait, mister!)
Eventually, Atum is pulled out of the water and onto the boat again. He turns to the boy, looking unfazed.
Atum: Is swimming your forte?
Boy: I guess you could say that. But enough about that! I wanna know what that fire bird was! How did it burn like that underwater?
Atum: I told you—I'm a primal beast. That was nothing for me.
Boy: Oh, right! Well, anyway, we were so close to catching it...
Atum: I don't plan to give up in the least. I assume you feel the same.
Boy: You got it! I'm definitely going to fish the bonito with my own hands!
Boy: Oh... Uh, I was thinking more like just one bonito...
Atum: ...
A horde of bonitos leap up from the waves, a dangerous glint in their eyes as they look straight at Atum and the boy.

Heat Meets Thrill: Scene 3

Atum and the boy try to find their lost fishing rod, but the bonitos are fast approaching. (Captain) and company arrive just in time for Atum to take the boy and fly from their broken boat to the crew's. The two take the fishing rod on (Captain)'s boat and use it to successfully fish a bonito. A new feeling swells up in Atum's heart, and the Diviner finds himself entertaining the idea of fishing again when time allows.



Boy: Hey... Er, what do we do now?
Atum: We fish as much as we want.
Boy: I meant, how are we gonna deal with all these bonitos! One was enough trouble!
Atum: Give me the rod.
Boy: Huh? I can't find it... Oh yeah, it might've gotten washed away when we capsized.
Atum: Ah.
Meanwhile, the bonitos have reached the boat and are starting to slam themselves into it.
Atum: I've had enough of swimming in the sea.
Boy: Don't do that! We're trying to fish them, not exterminate them!
Atum: Hrm.
Atum: We'll need a fishing rod, in any case. Let's retrace our route.
Boy: Ack, we don't even have the oars anymore! They're gone with the rod...
Boy: Wh-whoa! What do we do now, mister?
Atum: Don't panic. Hold on tight.
Glaring at the path ahead, Atum reaches his hand into the water and triggers another small explosion.
Atum: ...
Boy: Mister! They're chasing after us!
Atum: ...
Atum: Nice timing, Singularity.
Lyria: Their boat's coming toward us at an incredible speed!
Vyrn: And is that... a horde of bonitos right behind 'em? What the heck happened!
Atum: Any fishing boat should have at least one fishing rod.
Seizing the boy by the scruff of his neck, the Diviner flies into the air and lands atop the other boat.
Atum: ...
Mother: I can't believe you! How could you just go off on your own like that?
Boy: I'm sorry, Mom. But I...
Lyria: Um, how did you two end up in that boat together?
Atum: We'll explain later. First, we need to get to shore.
Vyrn: R-right, let's hurry! Otherwise those bonitos are gonna sink this boat too!
Atum: Is there a fishing rod on this boat?
Lyria: I think I saw one on the deck...
Vyrn: You wanna fish in a situation like this?
Atum: This won't end until we catch the creature. That's all there is to it.
Atum: Child. What is this net for?
Boy: That's a casting net for when you wanna catch a lot of fish. But only people who fish for a living use them. For us...
Atum: Clearly, we need only a fishing rod for this battle.
Boy: Heheh, yep. For those of us who just love fishing, we wanna catch 'em with our good old fishing rod!
Beside the casting net is a rod leaning against the edge of the deck. Atum grabs it and tosses it to the boy.
Atum: We're doing this.
Boy: Yeah!
Lyria: They're really fired up...
Vyrn: Guess we gotta let 'em at it then!
Vyrn: The rest of us just hafta keep this boat going and make sure the bonitos don't break it!
The boat sails straight for the shore as Atum and the boy face the bonitos behind them, gripping the fishing rod tightly.
Atum: Now, bonitos...
Bonito Horde: ...!
The Two: We fight.
Suddenly, the fishing rod makes a sharp bend, and the two feel an immense pull that threatens to throw them out into sea again.
Atum: Oho. The bonito from earlier... I can feel their rage through the line.
Atum: It appears they, too, wish to settle with us once and for all.
Boy: Third time's the charm, right?
As they alternate between offense and defense, Atum and the boy bide their time, waiting for the right chance to turn the tables.
Atum: Now! Pull with all your might.
Boy: Hraaah!
Adrenaline still pumping through his veins, the boy continues to talk animatedly to (Captain) and company about their showdown against the bonitos.
On the other hand, Atum quietly gazes out into the ocean, not a hint of emotion on his face.
Atum: ...
Lyria: At any rate, I'm glad everyone is safe!
Vyrn: For sure. Our boat wouldn't have stood a chance if those bonitos charged into it.
Mother: Goodness, you really had me worried!
Boy: Come on, Mom. I apologized already!
Mother: An apology doesn't automatically make things right again!
Atum steps in front of the mother, as if to protect the boy from any more scolding.
Atum: Your child presented me with thorough entertainment. I say he deserves some praise.
Mother: Oh, um...
Mother: (Judging from his appearance, could he be some sort of royalty?)
Exchanging looks with Atum, the boy smiles. No words are needed between these two warriors, who now share an understanding.
Atum: Singularity. It is because you came and provided us with a fishing rod that we were able to catch the bonito.
Atum: This may not be much, but as a token of my gratitude, eat as much bonito as you'd like.
Lyria: Oooh, can we?
Boy: Yeah! You know, bonito tastes best when it's made into sashimi!
Atum: Blaze.
Boy: Ahhh!
Boy: What're you doing! Eating freshly caught bonito as sashimi was part of my dream!
Atum: No need to fuss. We can always catch another one.
Boy: Why you!
Boy: But I have to say, looks like you're pretty hooked on fishing now.
Atum: I don't know about "hooked," but it's true that my heart feels a certain yearning.
Lyria: Atum, we actually have a fishing expert in our crew too.
Lyria: Why don't you try asking for some lessons? I'm sure there's a lot you could learn!
Atum: A fishing expert...
Atum: Then I will extend an invitation tomorrow and go out for some fishing.
Atum: I'll judge for myself whether this person is truly worthy to be called an expert.
Boy: Hey, mister! You're still a newbie, you know. Can't you be more humble!
Atum: ...
This Diviner has spent long years focusing on his sole duty of pursuing the Phoenix.
However, Atum now finds himself thinking that, if he were to have spare time in the future, it may be worthwhile to engage in some fishing again.

Side-scrolling Quotes

JapaneseThis is an official transcription. EnglishThis is an official translation.
飽いた魚が全然、かからんぞ? I'm growing tired. No fish are biting.
フェニックス……!どこに潜んでいる? Phoenix! Where are you hiding?
やはり、泳げるようになるべきか? Should I learn how to swim after all?
潮騒が聞こえる心地よいものだ The sound of waves is very calming.
モドリカツウォヌス?釣り上げてみたいものだな Vengeful bonito? I'd like to try and fish one.
混むと知ってて訪れるか人間とは奇妙な生物だな They come despite knowing how crowded it'll be. Mortals are such strange creatures.
童、準備しろカツウォヌスを捕獲する Get ready, child. Let's fish for some bonitos.
特異点、お前とは長い付き合いになりそうだ Looks like it's going to be a long journey together, Singularity.
さすがリゾート地甘味が豊富のようだ I can see the appeal in a resort area like this.
特異点……卜者を侮るなよ Do not look down on a Diviner, Singularity.

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