第10話

あらすじ

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Okabe explores an Akihabara stripped of the culture Faris once helped create and realizes that her D-Mail prevented the district's transformation into an otaku center. He also finally notices the effect of Luka's earlier request: in this world line, Luka was born female. The revelation confirms that the seemingly implausible dietary message changed a fundamental part of Luka's life. Suzuha tells Okabe that she came to Tokyo searching for her missing father and plans to leave if she cannot find him by the next day. Okabe appoints her as another lab member and organizes a farewell gathering. While preparing, he receives an anonymous message saying that he is being watched, accompanied by an image of gelatin. The threat links the playful experiments to SERN's failed human subjects. During an outing with Mayuri, Okabe recalls a severe childhood illness that may have been an early manifestation of Reading Steiner. Suzuha leaves before the party and sends a farewell. Unwilling to let her go, Okabe transmits a D-Mail instructing his earlier self to stop her departure. Reality shifts again, keeping Suzuha in Tokyo but adding another uncontrolled alteration to the accumulating timeline.