Just ran this through Google Translate. I really like “carefully collected and burned children”.

To people who can actually read this: I was invoking my memory of the Korean modernist writers. I’ve never really written anything in my own mother tongue before, so it was kind of awkward. :\ Oh well. I hope I managed to recreate the sensation that I felt as I first read them.

Should I bother translating this piece? Due to Ficly’s way of counting letters, the translation of this piece will be several stories long. And such.

blinks, dumbfounded wow. This reminded me of one time my aunt and uncle asked for a recipe from my great aunt, and she gave it to them in Korean

I’d personally like to know what’s going on here… Translation would be appreciated. ^^

Korean recipes have to be written in Korean. Otherwise, they lose their funkiness. It’s like transcribing Spanish poetry in Perl. :d

Ok, the translation’s posted as a sequel. It turns out that using CJK languages really cheats the heck out of Ficly’s character limit. :p

I would like to congratulate you on having the last tag ever on any ficly story