Horropedia: 10.5 inches, fresh root, slightly decayed ... Oh! The saliva ... presumably it's from a ... or say, that giant carbuncle.
Horropedia: But it could also be another speciality of Green Lake! For my personal taste, though, monster horror is obviously of a lower class.
Horropedia: Hm ... If I remember correctly, Ms. Tooth Fairy's pouch is about 5 inches long.
Horropedia: The size of the tooth is almost twice that of the poor flannelette bag ... and it's a bit too conservative to call such a deadly weapon a tooth.
Tooth Fairy: Excellent point, Mr. Horropedia. That is the case.
Tooth Fairy: Although I don't mind expanding my collections ... As I said earlier, it's not common to see a critter of this size.
Tooth Fairy: So thank you very much for getting me this, Ms. Blonney.
Blonney: Ugh ... In terms of the results, yes you should thank me.
Blonney: In fact I just fancy its sharpness ... Before you make it one of your collections, could you ask Freddie to break the stupid wood into pieces with it? ...
Blonney: We'll give it back to you as soon as we find the axe. Immediately!
Horropedia: Whoo! The more reliable team came back ... Hey, this way!
Sonetto: Ms. Tooth Fairy, I am very sorry ... There are much more teeth in the area than we thought.
Sonetto: Most broken teeth of the critters are excluded. There are fifteen remaining.
Sonetto: They belong to different kinds of carbuncles, lindworms and olitiaus respectively ... and quite a few baby teeth of humans.
Vertin: Considering the age of some of the Zeno Youth Force, it's not really surprising.
Sonetto: If the human teeth are all excluded, there are another three unidentifiable ... Well, in fact, I cannot confirm if they are teeth or not ... but I guess the collections will always be special.
Sonetto: Ms. Tooth Fairy, you could spend some time carefully screening ...
Tooth Fairy: Ah.
Tooth Fairy: It's here.
Sonetto: Um ... sorry? You mean it's among the baby teeth over there?
Sonetto: ... Do you need to double check? As far as I know, these are all baby teeth of children aged around 12. They have something in common that ...
Tooth Fairy: I understand your concern, Ms. Sonetto. But as you said, the nine teeth in the pouch are all my unique collections.
Tooth Fairy: I know every pattern, every inch of wear and tear on them ...
Tooth Fairy: Without even a glimpse, by touching alone, I can easily distinguish them from hundreds of teeth.
Jason: Hey. This is much more like an arcanist in my knowledge.
Jason: Some quirks ... you know, compared to those who aim at heads or toes in the stories, it's kind of less weird to collect your own baby teeth.
Blonney: … Shut up, Jason.
Blonney: If you have time talking nonsense, you'd better give me a hand!
Tooth Fairy: As I know, over 40% of humans incline to collect their baby teeth as a record of their growth.
Tooth Fairy: Though their purpose is different from mine, it demonstrates that collecting baby teeth is not something exclusive to arcanists.
Tooth Fairy: My college mate had an elaborate brass box. It was filled with her own teeth.
Blonney: Your college ... mate? That means .. you studied at ...
Tooth Fairy: It's the college for humans, Ms. Blonney. It's located in Rochester, Minnesota.
Tooth Fairy: From my analysis of the information, I was the only arcanist admitted to Mayo Medical School that year.
Tooth Fairy: However, please allow me to make one thing clear.
Lies in her palm is the baby tooth that stained with blood, like a sugar cube that tastes weird.
Tooth Fairy: ... This is not my baby tooth.
Route 66 starts from Chicago, Illinois, and runs west across to Santa Monica in Los Angeles County, California. It's a highway that has developed rapidly since the war was over.
On Route 66 ran Wills Jeep in the past, and then Cadillac. Countless families from the east hummed tunes as they sped towards the beach, just like rockets roaring to the universe.
However, the introduction of Interstate Highway Act marked its drastic decline. Now it is barely known.
Car Radio: Welcome to Eastern Tornado ! This is your old friend ...
Even though the car has long been a necessity for every American now,
Car Radio: The first song is from Whitney Houston ...
But for someone who had just turned 18, a lonely road trip was fresh experience indeed.
Tooth Fairy: Huh ...
Tooth Fairy: Hopefully this meeting with Professor will go smooth ...
Tooth Fairy: That's right—a sudden call from my mentor set me on this brief journey.
Tooth Fairy: Yes. Thank you very much for this.
Tooth Fairy: Father said I wouldn't have completed my studies at Mayo without your help. However, as for the conference ...
Tooth Fairy: Approximately, it takes at least five days to drive from here to Arizona.
Tooth Fairy: Father has been quite busy these days... I'm sorry. Please allow me to ...
Professor: Hahahaha, don't be uptight, kid! Like I said, it's just a casual family call, a small talk ... I haven't seen you for a long time since I quit working as a the visiting professor.
Professor: How's Mr. Campbell doing? Oh! He loves you pretty much ... Of course, I must say, you never let him down.
Professor: A Subaru SVX, the red one ... It's your graduation present and birthday gift, right?
Tooth Fairy: Oh ... yes.
Professor: Welcome to adulthood! Now you're 18 years old, a big boy ... oh no, an adult!
Professor: The talented student I tutored in person. The most impressive one in the history of Mayo.
Professor: One month? Or two? Maybe we haven't seen each other for a long time...
Tooth Fairy: If you mean the last time we met, I think it was over six months ago.
Professor: Oh, six months ... quite a long time!
Professor: sigh I still remember the first time I saw you, the textbooks you were to read was even taller than you ...
Tooth Fairy: ...
Tooth Fairy: Thank you for thinking of me, but ...
Tooth Fairy: ...
Professor: Hm?
Tooth Fairy: ... Fine, fine. I'll bring that Stags' Leap Cabernet Sauvignon ... Mother has been keeping an eye out for it when she heard of your interest.
Professor: So you're coming, right?
Tooth Fairy: If I can make it, Professor... After all, I haven't tried driving across half of the continent yet.
Professor: Oh! That is ... fantastic! Take your time! Thank Mrs. Campbell for the wine for me, kid.
Professor: I'll see you in a few days.
Tooth Fairy: Hah ... Hah ...
Tooth Fairy: The screeching of the brakes yanks me from my thoughts.
Tooth Fairy: coughs
Tooth Fairy: Damn ...
Tooth Fairy: I swerve to the side right in time, but the figure that suddenly appears from the side of the road ...
Route 66 runs across the American continent. By then it has long been one of the loneliest highways.
Tooth Fairy: cough
Tooth Fairy: ...!
Tooth Fairy: How ... could there be ... a child here?
When I think about it now ...
I wish I had never got this blood-stained baby tooth.
