About: Dangerous Yukkuri

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It was oddly quiet for a place that just had such a big explosion not so long ago. Although there was no fire burning, or at least none that anyone could see, the burnt grass in the blast area proved that something must have happened. "Aren't you Ms. Shameimaru?", asked a farmer who's well-tanned skin made him look a little older than he probably was. "Yes. I take it you must be farmer Wakame?" "That's right." "Good, let's start then. Tell me exactly what happened here." Aya pulled out her notebook and pen, as she began interviewing the only eye-witness to the incident.

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rdfs:label	Dangerous Yukkuri
rdfs:comment	It was oddly quiet for a place that just had such a big explosion not so long ago. Although there was no fire burning, or at least none that anyone could see, the burnt grass in the blast area proved that something must have happened. "Aren't you Ms. Shameimaru?", asked a farmer who's well-tanned skin made him look a little older than he probably was. "Yes. I take it you must be farmer Wakame?" "That's right." "Good, let's start then. Tell me exactly what happened here." Aya pulled out her notebook and pen, as she began interviewing the only eye-witness to the incident.
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abstract	It was oddly quiet for a place that just had such a big explosion not so long ago. Although there was no fire burning, or at least none that anyone could see, the burnt grass in the blast area proved that something must have happened. "Aren't you Ms. Shameimaru?", asked a farmer who's well-tanned skin made him look a little older than he probably was. "Yes. I take it you must be farmer Wakame?" "That's right." "Good, let's start then. Tell me exactly what happened here." Aya pulled out her notebook and pen, as she began interviewing the only eye-witness to the incident. The farmer, obviously tired from both his day's work, and what he had seen, leaned upon his garden hoe, and sighed. "Well, now let me just start by saying I never really liked yukkuri an all, what with the way they steal crops and whatnot, but I don't like those dang hunters from the Factory neither. Now, it started this morning; a couple of those hunters were wanting to go to the forest over there, looking for something. I told them I didn't mind, so long as they kept their hunting out of my turnip fields, and..."

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