The Flowers of Evil — Chapter 27: A Darkening Sky
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In a soliloquy, i>Machimura/i> explains that he and a href="http://www.amazon.co.jp/exec/obidos/stylebook?ie=UTF8&camp=1&creativeASIN=8217&campType=1" target="_blank" em>Kachiguchi/em> decided to run away from the town because they couldn't face the town's front. /a> He says that he accepted the girl because he didn't want the girl to be a burden to him anymore. He tells the girl that he's going to go home and wait for her to come back.
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Chapter 21: The Curious Man's DreamChapter 22: The Flowers of Evil in Lovely BloomChapter 23: Dance of RuinationChapter 24: Song of Summer
Chapter 25: The Flowers of GoddessChapter 26: The Doings of Men and Women in LoveChapter 27: A Darkening SkyChapter 28: A Heatless Sun
Chapter 29: Tomorrow Morning, Will You Yet Be?Chapter 30: Softly Respiring in the Depths of Stifling DarknessChapter 31: Sullied, Pure GazeChapter 32: I Will Love You!
Chapter 33: Happy Are They Who May Take FlightChapter 34: Precious ThoughtsChapter 35: While Yearning for Far-Off SkiesChapter 36: Clinging to an Unfulfilled Dream
Chapter 37: Shafts of Winter SunlightChapter 38: The Name, Too, Forgotten NowChapter 39: Summoned from the AbyssChapter 40: Tearing the Cosmos' Happy Harmony
Chapter 41: A Scent as Sweet as a SecretChapter 42: In Short, I Was DeadChapter 43: That Was Your SoulChapter 44: What My Sinful Heart Seeks
Chapter 45: You as Dear as the Night SkyChapter 46: O Fountain of Eternal YouthChapter 47: Soon Homeward NowChapter 48: A Dear One's Remains Enshrouded
Chapter 49: Do You Know Anguish?Chapter 50: Still I Have Not ForgottenChapter 51: In the Light of Thine EyesChapter 52: Have You Noticed
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The Flowers of Evil — Chapter 27: A Darkening Sky
This is a locked chapterChapter 27: A Darkening Sky
About This Chapter
In a soliloquy, i>Machimura/i> explains that he and a href="http://www.amazon.co.jp/exec/obidos/stylebook?ie=UTF8&camp=1&creativeASIN=8217&campType=1" target="_blank" em>Kachiguchi/em> decided to run away from the town because they couldn't face the town's front. /a> He says that he accepted the girl because he didn't want the girl to be a burden to him anymore. He tells the girl that he's going to go home and wait for her to come back.
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Chapter 17: De ProfundisChapter 18: The SunChapter 19: A Certain Curious Man's DreamChapter 20: A Certain Boy's Promise
Chapter 21: The Curious Man's DreamChapter 22: The Flowers of Evil in Lovely BloomChapter 23: Dance of RuinationChapter 24: Song of Summer
Chapter 25: The Flowers of GoddessChapter 26: The Doings of Men and Women in LoveChapter 27: A Darkening SkyChapter 28: A Heatless Sun
Chapter 29: Tomorrow Morning, Will You Yet Be?Chapter 30: Softly Respiring in the Depths of Stifling DarknessChapter 31: Sullied, Pure GazeChapter 32: I Will Love You!
Chapter 33: Happy Are They Who May Take FlightChapter 34: Precious ThoughtsChapter 35: While Yearning for Far-Off SkiesChapter 36: Clinging to an Unfulfilled Dream
Chapter 37: Shafts of Winter SunlightChapter 38: The Name, Too, Forgotten NowChapter 39: Summoned from the AbyssChapter 40: Tearing the Cosmos' Happy Harmony
Chapter 41: A Scent as Sweet as a SecretChapter 42: In Short, I Was DeadChapter 43: That Was Your SoulChapter 44: What My Sinful Heart Seeks
Chapter 45: You as Dear as the Night SkyChapter 46: O Fountain of Eternal YouthChapter 47: Soon Homeward NowChapter 48: A Dear One's Remains Enshrouded
Chapter 49: Do You Know Anguish?Chapter 50: Still I Have Not ForgottenChapter 51: In the Light of Thine EyesChapter 52: Have You Noticed
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