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Ist niht so gut in Fortnight ich habe ihn da zerstöhrt
Für Menschen wie Aizawa war es eine furchtbar nervige Zeit. Er wollte weiterhin normalen Unterricht machen, doch da immer nur gerademal eine Hälfte der Schüler anwesend war, konnte er nicht den Lernstoff durchziehen, wie er wollte. Zumindest hatte Nedzu ihm dazu geraten, nicht wie gewohnt seine Schüler zu fordern, wenn er nicht am Ende schlechte Abschlussprüfungen
Until the light reveals the end
Sinister faces, growing curses
This is my last war…
Angels playing disguised with devil’s faces (while chanting is heard too)
Children cling to their coins squeezing out their wisdom
Angels planning (playing?) disguised with devil’s faces
Children cling on to their very last coins
Destruction and regeneration
You are the real enemy
The chanting during the song at the beginning is “La Vidas Vi Vi Vidas.” In Spanish, “La Vidas” means “The Lives.” And “Vi Vidas” means “You See” (more commonly vi la vida.)
The name of the song is “My War” by Shinsei Kamattechan.