conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about Warera, Japan's, Brave with the genre: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'The Book of Heroes'
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know the first five paragraphs for this book?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The Book of Heroes
  They were driving on the expressway now. The road was empty, save for the occasional trucker. For a while, they were driving alongside a truck with pictures of all kinds of fish on the side, until it left on the next exit ramp.
  Her brother had been heading in that direction himself. Ever since he'd started middle school, he would make faces whenever talk came up of a family trip. Usually, he'd come up with some excuse so he wouldn't have to go, and even when there was no escape, he made it clear he didn't want to be there...though he always seemed happy to go out with the baseball team or friends from school. Minochi," that's all.
  That reminded Yuriko that her grandfather had said once that they should consider his late adoptive brother to be family. It was the least they could do, seeing as how there was no one else left to remember him. Her grandmother had been worried about the grave. Who would wash it and make visits? she asked.
  They had left the expressway and were now on a city street, under the light of streetlamps and shop signs. Though they were indistinguishable from the night sky now, Yuriko knew they were surrounded by little hills, and in the distance, mountains. The little building indicators on the car's GPS screen had grown few and far between.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Add another sentence about It's, Ichiro, calling.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The Book of Heroes
  They were driving on the expressway now. The road was empty, save for the occasional trucker. For a while, they were driving alongside a truck with pictures of all kinds of fish on the side, until it left on the next exit ramp. 
  Her brother had been heading in that direction himself. Ever since he'd started middle school, he would make faces whenever talk came up of a family trip. Usually, he'd come up with some excuse so he wouldn't have to go, and even when there was no escape, he made it clear he didn't want to be there... though he always seemed happy to go out with the baseball team or friends from school. 
  It's probably just because they don't feel comfortable calling him "Ichiro" or "Mr. Minochi," that's all. 
  That reminded Yuriko that her grandfather had said once that they should consider his late adoptive brother to be family. It was the least they could do, seeing as how there was no one else left to remember him. Her grandmother had been worried about the grave. Who would wash it and make visits? she asked. 
  They had left the expressway and were now on a city street, under the light of streetlamps and shop signs. Though they were indistinguishable from the night sky now, Yuriko knew they were surrounded by little hills, and in the distance, mountains. The little building indicators on the car's GPS screen had grown few and far between.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know five more paragraphs?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: There was also something like a chemistry set, complete with test tubes, and some items that were unmistakably weapons: swords, knives, and something like a bow. All of them seemed sturdy, their edges sharp. She stared at a larger roll of paper—maybe a map. Next to that stood a sphere in a holder.
  U-ri stepped hesitantly toward the desk. On the other side of the room, Ash had finally managed to shut the window. The chill wind ceased, though it was still cold.
  That explained why none of the continents looked right from where she was sitting. "Are the directions the same? I mean, is up still north?"
  Ash extended a long finger and stopped the slowly rotating globe. He spun it a bit to the right. Then he pointed at a spot near the top of the sphere. "Here. We're as far north as you can go."
  Creak, creak. U-ri heard the sound again. It seemed to be coming from somewhere above them, but she could feel vibrations in the floor beneath her at the same time.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Reverse the sentences.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: It seemed to be coming from somewhere above them, but she could feel vibrations in the floor beneath her at the same time.. U-ri heard the sound again."
  Creak, creak. We're as far north as you can go. "Here. Then he pointed at a spot near the top of the sphere. He spun it a bit to the right. "Are the directions the same? I mean, is up still north?"
  Ash extended a long finger and stopped the slowly rotating globe.
  That explained why none of the continents looked right from where she was sitting. The chill wind ceased, though it was still cold. On the other side of the room, Ash had finally managed to shut the window.
  U-ri stepped hesitantly toward the desk. Next to that stood a sphere in a holder. She stared at a larger roll of paper—maybe a map. All of them seemed sturdy, their edges sharp.There was also something like a chemistry set, complete with test tubes, and some items that were unmistakably weapons: swords, knives, and something like a bow
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know the last four paragraphs?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: It's battle armor versus aliens when the Mimics invade Earth. Private Kiriya dies in battle only to find himself reborn every day to fight again. Time is not on Kiriya's side, but he does have one ally: the American super-soldier known as the Full Metal Bitch.
  A man receives a photo of his girlfriend every day in the mail...so that he can keep track of her body's decomposition. A deathtrap that takes a week to kill its victims. Haunted parks and airplanes held in the sky by the power of belief. These are just a few of the stories by Otsuichi, Japan's master of dark fantasy.
  Schoolgirl Aki is one of the few witnesses to construction on the surface of Mercury. Soon an immense ring has been built around the sun and Earth has plunged into chaos. While the nations of the world prepare for war, Aki grows up with a thirst for knowledge and a hunger to make first contact with the enigmatic Builders. Winner of Japan's prestigious Seiun Award!
  Rei Fukai is a man on a mission to a strange planet that seeks to invade Earth through a transdimensional portal. His only true ally—the sentient jet fighter Yukikaze! A classic of Japanese military science fiction!