[Fish Sandwich]

I don't look around enough to know if someone has already decoded it, but I'd also like to note that the website gives a clear look at the "tale of sorrow" that Touma shows to Mei, which is pretty fascinating. The two pages tell a story evidently about a "dragon of the beginning" (less literally, a Primitive Dragon) who loved humanity and lived in peace with them in ancient times, only to awake after a long slumber to find humanity had long since forgotten the bond they once shared, and had hunted all the other dragons down as monsters. The dragon of the beginning then wandered the world for countless years in search of friends, so consumed with sorrow and loneliness that not even death itself could stop it from continuing its search, even as its body was reduced to nothing but bone.

...Which, is uh, yeah... pretty sorrowful alright! I really do love when the production staff puts this sort of extra effort in, though. It adds weight to the show saying there's all this deep lore if someone actually bothers to write up some of that lore, you know? Makes the show's world feel considerably more lived-in than if all these books were just gibberish.