Red Dawn from Panic Grass and Feverfew by Mauve Zone

"All around me were strewn skeletons, scattered bones and torsos of ebony ash. I sank down, exhausted. When I had recovered somewhat, I began looking for my mother, or rather her bones. All I had to go by was the fact that she had gold teeth. I held skull after skull and peered into the jaw area. I wonder how many people's skulls I picked up during my search." - Akira Nagasaka

A tribute to the victims of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The survivors of the bombings are called 被爆者 [hibakusha], a Japanese word that literally translates to "explosion-affected people".

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