Me, Her, and the Ballistic Weaponry [Antique]

- Docking's over. Welcome to the Bioresources Park.

The usual docking report, displayed in BISHOP. Marl and Taro smile at finally getting to their destination, even though they are somewhat fed up with the fatigue of the eight-hour journey.

"It's been a long time since I've seen a takio zoo. Ever since I was a little girl."

Walking down the hallway of Plum, Marl emits as he misses it.

The Tachio Biological Resource Park is a so-called botanical garden, where a variety of creatures are actually on public display throughout the galaxy. Dozens of animal botanical gardens were present in this zoo, using one large station in full, each with a distinctive spectacle.

"You've been here before. What do you say? Fun after all?

"That's right. I can't walk around for a week or so. It's a popular spot where you can't get tickets. I mean, you've been able to get enough people."

Looks like you're in a good mood, Marr. Taro answers her question by taking out and showing her the card tickets she has kept in her nostalgia.

"Stay with me. I want to get a rash." I talked to the business partner president and he got it for free. What you need to have is a rich acquaintance. "

"What kind of dummy voice... I don't agree with you as an individual in the second half, but as a director, well, maybe you're right"

"Personally, my neighbor's whirling sensual world. I wanted tickets to the Rhondall system."

"Ah, yes, yes. Please go on your own and be taken aback. You should ask Xiaomei how many people have fallen apart there once."

Next to Takio, the Rhondall system is dedicated to gambling and sex. Other amusement parks and other stations exist nearby to enjoy a variety of entertainment. Each of them had regular contact flights patrolling and could be used free of charge.

Furthermore, this place is under the direct control of the Empire and all hunting practices are prohibited as a Sweepstakes Ban Special Zone. So as long as we can get here, whatever high prize neck it is, it will be a felon, but we can enjoy it without feeling in danger. Except, of course, for the imperially designated prize neck, which is not even allowed to creep through Stargate.

"Look, let's hurry up. It's not time!!

"Hey, hey, wait. Stations don't run away."

When Taronda arrives at the pier in a hurry, she embarks on a tube shuttle that connects directly to the park. A high-speed travel lane for general use also existed, but when I showed the voucher to the person at the gate, this was hastily prepared.

"Oh, wow. That's so spacious. How wide is it?"

Through the windows of the hollow shuttle, there was a view of the flora and fauna that spread beneath his eyes. Basically, there are only box-shaped buildings lined up by genre, but their size was unusual. Distant facilities look somewhat sumptuous.

"There appear to be about 74 million exhibits in 2550 exhibition booths, Mr. Taylor. From the planet Almos to the R5251 of the Izdaria system, it appears that organisms are being collected from famous biological planets all over the galaxy."

I guess you have access to the Zoological Garden databank. Xiao Mei, who connected the cable to the connector of the shuttle, answers to read even.

"How many... are there so many creatures"

"What do you say, Mr. Taylor? There are tens to hundreds of millions of species, even if only insects exist on one natural planet, for example. The only thing here would be what is supposedly simple to raise and worth seeing. From across the galaxy, it's a very small part."

To explain Xiao Mei, Taro and Marr exhale with admiration. Though Taro was anxious to find the object he wanted, he decided to enjoy the spacious landscape in front of him for now.

"Ah, blah, blah, blah. You wanted to come on sightseeing. I'm just excited to watch the list. What? You mean an animal with twenty of these legs? How do you walk? This. 'Cause it's creepy. Tsuka, you don't need these numbers."

"I want to go to the amphibious hall over here. Agaros, they're cute."

"Agaro? What the... Wow, gross!! Do you like this, Marl? Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah."

"Gross is rude. You know, mascots that deformed this, they're pretty popular among young girls, right?

"No, no, hey. Oh, my God. This guy. I don't even know which one's the head."

"Hmm. Xiaomei, this aquatic animal is interesting. Especially the Mazarailloceae, which is quite erotic. I'd like to know what you usually think."

"Seriously!? Mazer, Mazer... No, no, it's not porn. Isn't it transparent? I'll show you everything, and you're not on that level. You can see all the way to the gut... Huh? Is this guy an intelligent life form?

My three and Shagu. Eventually, when the shuttle arrives at the facility considered to be the general management room of the Lario Botanical Museum, it slowly stands still without sound.

The three people off the shuttle are taken to the basement of the exhibition facility - strangely enough, underground at the space station - by the caretaker Lario, who picked them up. Through a long, decorative passage, he eventually arrived in the reception room and thoughtful room.

"Then I'll change it. I'm Lario, the janitor of the zoo now. You specialize in ancient life in general. I'm sure you know that."

While offering a business card chip, is it roughly in the 40s? Lario sounds like he's having fun. Clothes good for the head of the blush. He didn't look like a very good person no matter how he saw it, but there was no mistake that he would actually be a millionaire. The exhibits in this area were all his personal belongings.

He was a collector of examples that Phantom used to say showed an extraordinary interest in old biological resources. And Taro was convinced to come here for that reason. Because that's his business.

"Yes, nice to meet you. This is Taylor from Rising Sun. This is Marl, the same director, and Xiaomei, secretary general. Thank you for taking the time today. And it's a huge botanical garden. I've never been here before, but I'm heartily surprised."

"Ha, you will. You will. First time visitors will be surprised. Unfortunately, not many people visit this area."

"Oh, why not? I think it's a very interesting area though. It's an ancient creature, right? Personally, I feel like a chunk of romance."

"Um, I'm glad you said that. For budget and space reasons, there are really more plain exhibits. Unlike other neighborhoods, because the standard of value is different from what it looks like or something"

"Uh, did you also have the purpose of preserving precious biological species? Because it's rare, it's not necessarily an eye-catching creature."

"Yeah, I've been working on a lot of things, and I'm going to be carefully selecting some of the most interesting creatures... By the way, I'm asking you why you want to browse the list of paleontoms today?

"Yes, that's right. Actually, this is the kind of story I was holding up..."

As Taro lays low about the planet, he explains what he has thought ahead.

"I see. He wants to recreate the dishes and ingredients from the creation of the Empire. That's another interesting story. But I remember we already had artificial food technology from that time on?

"No, of course it is, but it wasn't eating natural ingredients on" each race "home planet. In the early days of space exploration, I think we made preserved food from those ingredients and took it."

Tailang emphasizes each race that he will not bother to speak on the premise of a single planetary theory of development. And Lario nods.

"That means both the creation phase and the creation phase. It's going to be a true early human race... again, it's magnificent or something. Interesting, but very difficult."

A little surprised, or frightened. Lario with an indescribable expression. If he looks up a little hollow, he's probably accessing BISHOP. Open your mouth with a distant eye for a while.

"We have made it freely accessible to public databanks. We've confined ourselves to the creatures of the planets that are making their name for themselves in the birthplace of mankind, so please take a look until you feel comfortable."

"Oh, no," said Taro, against Lario, who said that satisfactorily and smiled.

"It would be helpful if you could limit yourself to unknown organisms of origin, if possible. Look, isn't that it? Animals and plants that we already know come from have been crudely analyzed, and those types are difficult to take the form of our monopoly."

I nod as I was convinced that there was something in Taro's words that occurred to me.

"So you're going for the gap? Hey, are you being rude to say, as rumored? But the unclassified species alone will lightly exceed hundreds of millions, okay?

"I'll do it with temper," replied Taro, grinning bitterly as to what the hell kind of rumor might be.

"So, what do you say? Should I?"

Marl asks Taro, who is accessing the terminal in the library. When Taro laughs at him in a good way, he shows him with his thumbs up.

"Hehe, what do you think of my stunt, Kawaiko? Multi...... what the heck. It's a lot of parallel work."

"Ugh, make a cool decision about that time. That's multitasking...... are you sure you're going to find it?

"Well, blah, blah, blah. To the extent that I think I'm a little cheap, that's some null shit. Just looking for the flora and fauna I found out about, and I can rule out guys who obviously live in environments far from Earth. I think we'll be fine in a couple of days."

"Yes, that's good. Well, I'm sure the Imperials won't be able to find you first if they try to do the same thing. We don't even know the Earth's environment exists. If I didn't have your gift, I'd be on my way. I mean, you wouldn't even try to do it in the first place."

"Oh, that's a compliment, Marl. But there's also a problem..."

Before the various flora and fauna listed on the terminal, Taro pinches the sigh.

"There's nothing I can do about a guy who looks just like me, honestly. I'm not a biologist or anything, so I can't tell the difference. Grandpa didn't know, but you have just one cup of plants like Ine... From here on out, I guess it's a total win"

The stew was generous enough to feel good, but I felt sick of thinking about the future.

Estimated from the proportion to the number of searches, there were likely to remain at least thousands of candidates on the list.