Antarctica Page #2

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But it's okay, I can put up with it

because this is Antarctica,

the land of my dreams.

Good, we're almost there.

- Hey.

- Yes?

- Can you bring Goro over here?

- Of course.

Goro! Goro's going.

Goro, Goro's leaving.

Goro...

Goro...

Goro...

Goro...

Goro...

Goro...

Goro...

Go...

Goro...

What do you want?

Don't you know who's feeding you?

Come on.

Go... Goro.

Come on, let's go.

Come on, let's go, come on.

Come on, move! So useless.

Let's go! Such a useless dog.

Goro...

Goro, hurry up and come back.

Hurry up and come back.

If you don't, we'll leave you.

Please, come back here.

Please, I beg of you.

Don't you remember who feeds you?

Please, I'm begging you.

You get it now, don't you?

You seem to understand me.

Come on, let's go.

Let's get on, follow my lead, Goro.

Go...

Go...

Go...

Go...

Go...

Go...

Hurry...

Hurry...

Very good...

Very good... Go...

What is it?

Botnnuten...

Wait.

This is something...

written by the students

from Hokkaido University,

who were given the huskies for training

and Mr Moriwa.

Let's put them all in.

Okay, that's good.

On the road back from Botnnuten,

the expedition is surrounded

by a very thick fog.

In such a windless environment,

their vision is entirely lost.

The world becomes white.

The eyes of the three team members

are all damaged

by strong ultraviolet rays.

They contract snow blindness as a result.

The expedition did not bring

any radio transmitters

due to weight constraints.

They are as good as dead.

Hey, let's stop here.

Ochi, are you okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

I can't believe that the team

has been stopped by snow blindness.

How stupid of us.

Mr Ushioda.

What is it?

Can you see anything at all?

Only a bit.

Where are we now?

We left almost two hours ago.

I think we should be somewhere,

like twenty to thirty kilometres

away from the base.

Only if the dogs are on the right track.

What can you see?

Nothing, the fog's too thick.

Can't really see anything.

I was just thinking.

What is it?

We should cut Taro and Jiro loose here.

Right here?

Yes.

I think if we let them go back to the base,

Chief Ozawa will send us a rescue team.

But the priority is that

those two need to get back

to the base safely.

I think they'll be fine.

Do you really think so?

Mr Ushioda.

I understand your feeling, but...

I agree with Ochi's opinion.

If Taro and Jiro couldn't find their way,

we would have been lost a long time ago.

If that's the case,

It would be the same if we let them go.

It's decided, then.

Okay then, let's do this.

Taro, good.

Good, go on now.

Taro and Jiro were brought to Antarctica

when they were puppies,

a pair of siblings who grew up on the base.

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