Note/L10N/KDQ/2.03/Books/povssheavenlyarmorpamphlet?
//===================================
// Format_ver:TYPE02:0.0.3 (2010-10-25)
//
// 【注意】
// ・本文部分を囲む#pre記述ですが、原文と訳文を囲む中括弧は
// 『原文は3つづつ、訳文は4つづつ』
// になっている事に注意して下さい(import出来る形式へのコンバート時の為の工夫)。
// ・新しい訳を行う場合は古い訳の下に同じ書式で加えていくようにして下さい
// ・翻訳未完時は、 【訳文記述エリア】 という文字列を残して置いて下さい(プログラム処理用)
//
//===================================
*povssheavenlyarmorpamphlet
**原文
// 注意：訳文の部分は中括弧({と})が3つづつ。
#pre{{{
<FONT face=1><DIV align="center">
<BR>
Heavenly Armour<p>
by <p>
Gande<p>
<p>
<p><DIV align="left">
When we look into the sky at night we see millions of stars. Millions and millions. It is rumoured that among them are places not so unlike our beloved homeland where men and women go about their daily business just as we do. Of course they eat different foods, have different animals and worship different gods.
<p>
Once upon a time, so it is said, a rift in the space continuum opened briefly to a place called 'Earth'. It seems a very odd name for a new world since earth is surely common enough in many locations but that is the name according to the rumour.
<p>
When the rift opened two weird sets of armour fell through. They were associated with gods of this earth. During the rift scholars were able to do some research into the provenance of the armour. One set was the armour of Chac Mul, a rain god in a civilisation known as Maya, the other the armour of Olopue, a god on an island called Maui.
<p>
But the rift closed, the armour was never found. Rumours still abound that there are even now the pieces lying around in the wilderness. Over the years the real names have become corrupted in retelling. The light armour is now referred to as the armour of Chik Mal and the heavy as the armour of Holopuvo. Isn't it strange how names become so distorted when passed on by word of mouth? Maybe just now they are still close enough to the originals. In time no doubt they will be further and further removed. Maybe one day they could even be so far distant as to be called stupid things like Garik or Ereth.
<p>
Be that as it may, if you ever find one of these strange pieces, it could well be that the full sets exist.
}}}
**訳文
// 注意：訳文の部分は中括弧({と})が原文部分と異なり4つづつ。
#pre{{{{
<FONT face=1><DIV align="center">
<BR>
Heavenly Armour<p>
by <p>
Gande<p>
<p>
<p><DIV align="left">
When we look into the sky at night we see millions of stars. Millions and millions. It is rumoured that among them are places not so unlike our beloved homeland where men and women go about their daily business just as we do. Of course they eat different foods, have different animals and worship different gods.
<p>
Once upon a time, so it is said, a rift in the space continuum opened briefly to a place called 'Earth'. It seems a very odd name for a new world since earth is surely common enough in many locations but that is the name according to the rumour.
<p>
When the rift opened two weird sets of armour fell through. They were associated with gods of this earth. During the rift scholars were able to do some research into the provenance of the armour. One set was the armour of Chac Mul, a rain god in a civilisation known as Maya, the other the armour of Olopue, a god on an island called Maui.
<p>
But the rift closed, the armour was never found. Rumours still abound that there are even now the pieces lying around in the wilderness. Over the years the real names have become corrupted in retelling. The light armour is now referred to as the armour of Chik Mal and the heavy as the armour of Holopuvo. Isn't it strange how names become so distorted when passed on by word of mouth? Maybe just now they are still close enough to the originals. In time no doubt they will be further and further removed. Maybe one day they could even be so far distant as to be called stupid things like Garik or Ereth.
<p>
Be that as it may, if you ever find one of these strange pieces, it could well be that the full sets exist.
}}}}
