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　About 30 high school sophomores are suddenly relocated and summoned to another world during gym class, where they are ordered by a mysterious princess to defeat a demon king. When they are summoned, they are told to check their "skills," and it turns out that they all have skills specialized for battle. 　However, "Shinichi Furuta" was a "Survivor Tamer," which is useless in battle. He was heckled by such words as, "Skills that can't be used in battle are not necessary. He was exiled to a forest teeming with demons, but he was able to find the Survivor Tamer, a skill that was useless in battle. However, Shinichi, who understood the strength of the "Survivor Tamer," managed to survive. At first, he finds a hole in the ground and lives there, but he and the dinosaurs are making a name for themselves.

書き手として記念すべき第1作目の台本です。 ※小説ではございません。声劇練習や配信などでご使用いただければと思っております。 使用される際は、必ず「作者の名前」「登場人物紹介並びに読み手の自己紹介」「キーワードや展開は実華訳の方お願いします」これらを利用規約とし、厳守でお願いします！ 「影追花火」(かげおいはなび)作品紹介など 【登場人物】 　緒方 伸一（26）　－Shinichi Ogata－ とあることを境に、仕事人間になった。 毎年夏になると憂鬱になる。 　遠井 実華（21）　－Mika Toi－ かつて伸一と付き合っていた女性。 再会を願い、思い出の会場に足を運ぶ。 【キーワード】 ・帰り道 ・二つの影 ・夏祭り ・本当のこと 【展開】 ・鬼灯の花を見つけた伸一。提灯が並ぶ風景に夏を感じ、そして思い出す。 ・思い出の日々。二つ並んだ影は、いつもどこかで重なっていた。 ・手を伸ばせば届く距離にいた二人。一番強く残るのは夏祭り。 ・気付いていた。わかっていた。過去にとらわれずに、未来を願って。 《注意》 　　－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－ 　｜この台本は、状況・情景の描写に、登場人物がナレーションも務めています。｜ 　｜第三者によるナレーション（役）は存在しません。　　　　　　　　　　　　｜ 　　－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－

Shinichi Takahashi wandered through the entertainment districts almost every night. Though he worked for a major corporation in the heart of the city and held the impressive-sounding title of section manager, his home life had collapsed. His wife and child had left for the countryside. What remained was nothing but the endlessly swelling stress of work and the exhaustion that sank deep into his body. Every weekend he went to brothels. Drawn by the glittering neon lights, he would pay for a woman’s warmth in a cramped private room. Yet even in the act itself, his heart remained parched. Money drained away, emptiness piled up. For a man already past his mid-thirties, it was nothing but consumption. One evening, as he sat in a dim room, cigarette smoke curling around him, Shinichi thought: I’m only pouring money into desires that others hand me. What if, instead, I could turn my very own desire into a business?