第8話

あらすじ

日本語の要約がないため、Englishで表示しています。

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Okabe explains world-line shifts and Reading Steiner to Kurisu and Daru, who must trust memories they do not share. Moeka asks to send her own D-Mail. After the transmission, Okabe enters a timeline in which the others no longer remember meeting her, confirming that a sender's apparently private choice can reshape broader relationships. Moeka refuses to reveal the message's contents. Luka then requests an even more personal experiment. Uncomfortable with being treated as male despite a feminine appearance and identity, Luka wants a message sent to his mother's pager before his birth, using a folk belief that diet can influence a baby's sex. Kurisu doubts the claim, but the group transmits dietary advice to the past. Okabe experiences another world-line shift, yet sees no immediate difference and assumes the attempt failed. The episode expands the experiments from harmless testing into alterations motivated by intimate wishes. Because only Okabe recognizes when reality changes, neither Moeka nor Luka can reliably explain what their messages eventually caused. Kurisu's warnings about uncontrolled consequences grow more urgent, while Okabe continues granting requests without a method for restoring the previous world line if an unseen change proves dangerous.