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Into the other room.
Kogasa.
And bitter.
"See? Here's baby material." And there was this white, goopy liquid—
A man passing through told me about it.
Flump
But humans are the same way.
You bring that up now?
Gross!
Apparently, inside the pupa, the flesh dissolves and goes all goopy.
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It's also the season for girls to wing their way towards womanhood...!
It's spring, time to grow out of a pupa and become a butterfly!
Shou
Don't they seem kind of charming?
I like hornworms too, y'know?
Murasa
Sure is a mystery how a naughty-tentacle-like creature like that turns into a beautiful butterfly.
<font size ="+1">Caterpillars Become Butterfiles</font> Namushi Chō to Naru, one of the "72 climates" of the solar year. This one corresponds to about Mar. 15-Mar. 19, equating mid-spring with caterpillars becoming butterflies—specifically, cabbageworms becoming small cabbage white butterflies.
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