[As the cafe door opens, the bells attached to the doors jingle.]

  Azaka: Oh? Is no one here yet? 
  
  Touko: Ah, Azaka. 
  
  Azaka: Touko-san! 
  
  Touko: I didn't really know how to find the place, but this is Ahnenerbe, right?
 
  Azaka: Yes, that's right. 
  
  Touko: Setting that aside, who was it here that called us? 
  
  Azaka: I do not know. But I think that since we came here, we can listen to the radio recordings we have made up until now. 

  Touko: That matches with what I heard. 

  Azaka: You were told the same thing? 

  Touko: Mmm.  Well, even if I was to correct the entrance to the cafe, it'd only cause 
  trouble for the people that work here. Why don't we take our seats? 

  Azaka: All right.

 (Triumphant music plays.)

  Touko: (sighs)

  Azaka: Touko-san.  

  Touko: What's up?

  Azaka: We've entered the establishment. Is that okay? 

  Touko: Hmm. (to a waitress) Hot coffee. 

  Azaka: Please bring me some darjeeling tea. 
  
  Touko: I don't sense any malicious intent. 
  
  Azaka: The one who called us knows about the radio stuff. Is it the creator of that box? 
  
  Touko: It's possible. 
  
  Azaka: What on earth  is he planning?

  Touko: Don't know. He made that inscrutable thing. Trying to find any hint is going to be tough. 
    
  Azaka: That is true. 
  
  Touko: That kind of person still exists. 

  Azaka: What kind of person?   

  Touko: Someone with the will to accomplish one thing, whom no one can understand. 

  Azaka: (puzzled) Right. 

  Touko: Above all, people focused on magic - maybe it's not good for me to be the one to say this, but
  upon examining the situation,  we see that their behavior is quite baffling. 

  Azaka: I think I'm starting to understand.   
  
  Touko: Do you know about Schrödinger's cat?
  
  Azaka: I've heard of that one. Was it about physics? 
  
  Touko: Okay, inside the box is a cat. Also inside is a mechanism for spreading poison. The box is sealed. If for one hour
  the possibility of the mechanism spreading poison is 50%, what'll happen to the cat if you wait one hour and open the
  lid? 
  
  Azaka: There's a 50% possibility that it'll be dead. 
  
  Touko: Then what about when the lid was still shut? 
  
  Azaka: It could be alive or dead. 
  
  Touko: Yes. We don't know. We would know if we opened the box. 
  
  Azaka: So are you saying this suspicious setup is like a Schrödinger box? 
  
  Touko: We won't know until the lid is opened. You could say that the person who opens it determines reality by 
  observing the content of the box. 
  
  Azaka: But we'll remember what happened in the box. 
  
  Touko: Quite so. But even if the cat is yawning after five minutes, the observer won't know until the box is opened. 
  
  Azaka: That's also true, I guess. Actually, now I don't get it. 
  
  Touko: Oh good, our drinks are here. I don't really want to talk about difficult subjects. Don't think about it too
  deeply. 
  
  Azaka: Hmm. Hmm? What is it? 
  
  Touko: This is for us. 
  
  Azaka: What is this box? 
  
  Touko: It was brought to this place and then the person requested that we get the box. 
  
  Azaka: It's the man behind the plot of the box! 
  
  Touko: I don't know that, but it'll probably open the Schrodinger box. 
 
  Azaka: Meaning that this is . . . 

  Touko: Yes, it's probably a playback switch. If we press this, we become the observers. 
  
  Azaka: An observer? In this case, wouldn't we be listeners? 
  
  Touko: Ah yes, that's appropriate for radio. It looks like I can press this part. 
  
  Azaka: I'm kinda nervous. 
  
  Touko: Let's see if that cat is alive or dead. Activating playback. 
  
  (CLICK)
  
   END TRACK ONE