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:Next item on our little shopping list is that data chip I mentioned. The one that lets Tycho make copies of himself outside the pfhor network.
次に我々が得るちょっとした獲物は私が先に言ったチップだ。そいつはティコの複製をプフォールネットワーク外部に作るものだ。

//Go.
行け。

//Seek.
歩き回れ。

//Find.
探せ。

;Good boy. I'll have a treat for you when you finish.
いい子だ。仕事を終えたらねぎらってやるよ。
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;cognitive 認識の
;Good work with the whole "finding the chip" bit, but I'm starting to doubt your basic cognitive skills.
「チップを探す」ことについてはよくやったと言ってやろう。だが私は君の基本認知能力を疑ってしまうよ。

The exit is ABOVE you.  Over THERE.
出口は君の「上」だ。ほらそこだよ！
UNDERSTAND?
わ　かっ　た　か？
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;disappointed
;Goodness, Tycho would be so disappointed.
よしよし、ティコはたいそうがっかりしたことだろう。

Did you forget something?  A chip, perhaps?
君は何か忘れてやしないか？チップとかだろう。
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;trunk タンク。酸素ボンベ？移動用タンク？
;Now that we have Tycho's patch in our hands, we need to free him from the constraints of the Pfhor network.  Don't take off your swimming trunks quite yet.
さあ、今や我々はティコに充てるパッチを手中に収めたわけだが、我々はプフォールネットワークからティコを解放させなければいけない。水泳タンクを手放さないように気をつけたまえ。

You're going to need them.
後にそれが必要になってくるぞ。
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$C6~14$C2  didn't you?
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As I'm sure you've gathered, I did quite a bit of traveling during your five decade nap.  Jjaro technology, as it turns out, is not compatible with itself.  Each abandoned station or offworld Jjaro ghost town is an independent oasis of gadgets, all without a unifying technological theme.  Some Jjaro stations seemed to be constructed out of one singular piece of fiber, as if woven or birthed rather than built.  Others, a complete patchwork of tiny particles assembled by nanotechnology far beyond humanity's current understanding.
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On several of the larger vacant Jjaro cities, I discovered the rotten decayed remains of long dead wetware AIs - miles of petrified organic fibers intertwined around single or multinodal processing complex.

You can imagine how wastefully constrained I must feel here, dealing with old threats improperly handled in the past, reopening ancient wounds that should have been healed and forgotten long ago.

Try to hurry up.  We both have important things to see outside of this backwards world, and I'm certain you aren't enjoying our time here any more than I am.
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