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A record of the twelve memories Shu is buying in immediate succession.

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Memory 11/12

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Memory Script: Kagehira Mika Substory - Song of the Garbage Dump

Memory Summary: Shu is completely unresponsive on a park bench at night, holding Mademoiselle in one arm and failing to respond as Kagehira tries to get him to come home, get him to eat, get him to say something.

Eventually, Mademoiselle responds and tells Mika to go home without them. Mika refuses and starts chatting pleasantly with Mademoiselle, until she stops responding and Shu with a jolt stands up and shouts, "Nito!" Kagehira invites him over, and Shu tells Kagehira to remain silent.

For his part, Nito does not seem friendly. He addresses Shu like a stranger, and tells him he's withdrawn from valkyrie— which Shu hasn't approved of, but circumstances being what they are, the student council is allowing it. Nito is going to join another unit he's been acting with.

Kagehira protests and asks if that's really true-- they always got along so well! Shu will get better, they can make a comeback!

Nito bluntly says Valkyrie is finished, and tries to get Mika to be a real boy, rather than a puppet. He'll help him out, since he thinks of him as a little brother— but Shu is useless now.

Kagehira insists Shu is still the strongest even if he needs to rest for now, so they have to support him. Nito is silent, and Kagehira gets angrier. Oh, so Nazuna-nii can talk now, just to be spiteful and then clam up! You traitor!

Shu finally steps into the conversation, telling Kagehira again to be quiet. He then turns to Nito, and tells him to return to his side. He's misunderstood, and begun to think of himself as a person, but he'll only break. If he wishes to return before that happens, Shu will splendidly remake him.

Nito refuses, and tells them their live today was terrible.

Shu tells him he should leave, and never show his face to them again. It's a shame, when Nito was his masterpiece.

Nito agrees, and says he was too well-made— he ended up having a human heart. Farewell, Mika-chin, Mentor.