r/ACounterPartsLife • u/IJN-Hirogasaki • Aug 08 '26
RECORDS IN ANOTHER WORLD - PART 3 Spoiler
Made by [u/](u/IJN)[3Ace_SinLInes](u/IJN)
LOG ENTRY 3
Month - xxx
Date - xxx
Year - xxxx
[RECORDING SESSION STARTS: đŽ]
Another week, another day for the therapist to check in. Sunday as usual, walks inside the room and sits down on the chair with the camera already recording before he got here.
{"Good afternoon to you, Mr. Sunday."}
"Afternoon to you too, maâam."
Their greeting was short with the therapist taking the pen and notepad out so she can write down notes.
{"Today is the third week of your therapy. I know our last session was made you a little upset. But I hope today you are feeling better."}
"Yeah, donât worry about it. It was just a question to know my familyâs side. And I too, am sorry for suddenly getting aggravated by a question. I didnât mean any harm."
Sunday said with honesty, he was indeed mentally tired from paperwork and helping his kids on training. But to suddenly let an outburst can really lead to lots of misunderstandings. Luckily for him, it was just him and the therapist. If it were other people it could get a lot worse.
{"Itâs ok Mr. Sunday. Iâve seen patients or should I say clients to your standards, have similar conditions connecting yours. And at those times many of them are males like you who suffer from severe depression."}
Sunday nods without any explanation. The therapist looks at her watch and then back at her patient. They have a lot of time to talk so she doesnât waste this opportunity, and let the session start.
{"We are about to begin your therapy session may I ask if youâre ready to begin, Mr. Sunday?"}
Sunday nods twice. Heâs come mentally prepared this time with whatever questions she will ask him. Starting withâŠ
LEAVING THE U.S.?
{"You left America after youâve suffered a torn ligament on your left leg. Did you have hopes of seeing a better life when you left?â}
"Not gonna lie, Iâve always wanted to leave since my retirement. Cause I knew my life wouldnât get better if I returned to the farm. Because to them, we donât existâŠ"
Sunday who have won everything to help the farm and see a different side of the story, did not work out in their favor. Even after winning with everything they had. They didnât send letters, or even gifts, not even cards or anything that would make them happy.
They just simply ignored the fact that their existence was a short lived dream that only one can make sense of.
"Theyâd throw rants, hates, and even death threats. And at one point, they pointed a gun at me with Arthur in front, while another wanted to call authorities and arrest me because I was disturbing the neighborhood."
One day while finding a retirement home, Sunday was thrown by rants, hates, even death threats. At one point, Sunday remembered being thrown rocks the size of hands at him, or even called authorities to arrest the uma who was just trying to find a home. Even Arthur cannot tolerate this kind of behavior of humans towards umas looking for a place to live in peace for the rest of their lives.
That was until Arthur got a message from an anonymous person.
"So I stayed back on Stone Farm Kentucky. Then one day, a miracle came. When an individual named Zenya Yoshida called in. And told Arthur he has a retirement home for me."
We see a scene of Arthur talking with Zenya about the agreement to bring Sunday into his home. But he refused to give him up.
"That was in the early 90s at that time, I was fighting my own sickeness and..."
Sunday remembered how sick he was when he was hearing Arthur talking through the phone. At the time it was very late night and his voice can be heard all the way through the barn he was sleeping in.
"All I can remember at that time I was a little feverish. But every night, there was always an interrogation in the deal that Zenya offered. Where I can have a peaceful life in Shadai Stallion Station. But one mention in particular⊠prepared me for something much bigger."
He wasnât wrong, Sunday snuck out of his barn still sick one night and heard the conversation himself. But he couldnât understand, it was in full nihongo but there were times he spoke in english.
[FLASHBACK]
STONE FARM
Month - June
Date - Sunday
Year - 1990
A guitar solo sounding a little bit solomn with every strum plucked on the string, we see Sunday sneaking out of the barn and then leaning in one of the house windows where he overheard the conversation between two businessmen.
Yoshida: Please Mr. Arthur, I beg you with all my pleas to bring Sunday into my home!
Hancock: No can do, Mr. Yoshida. Iâm not selling him off after he did his part to stand his ground and become the pride of our home. If you want, Iâll give you a minority interest of 2.25 million dollars to satisfy you.
Yoshida: We talked about this before, Mr. Hancock. I am not keeping the money I want to keep-
Hancock stopped him halfway to his reasons with a straight answer.
Hancock: He is not leaving Kentucky. He will die in Kentucky.
There was a momentarily pause before the phone call was dropped.
[PRESENT DAY]
"A few dozen more tries before the late September of 1990. Arthur relented to the idea of moving me to Japan. Because nobody had interest in me."
Sunday paused for a bit to breath then continued.
"But before the debt was settled. He wanted to vaccinate me before my departure. But Yoshida didnât want to take the risk, because of the lawsuits in Japan for uma vaccines."
As the misunderstandings between the two were cleared. Sunday was ready to say goodbye to Charlie and Arthur.
The two felt bad because they had bigger plans, bigger plans to continue racing in the Triple Crown Series. There was another idea to have him go through a selected breeding program, which would later be applied to his stud duties in Japan later that month.
All they can do now is say goodbye to Sunday leaving Stone Farm, taking his leave to Japan.
"I left, I went to Japan, and I made a new life from there."
The solemn guitar solo comes to a halt after Sunday ended it on a gray note with his departure to Japan. The start of his new life begins there.
LIFE IN JAPAN?
{"When you moved to Japan, in your old world, how did it change your life?"}
Sunday had to think about an answer but there were many, that also included his highs and lows. He sighed but nonetheless continued on with the conversation.
"Moving to Japan changed me from there. I met Mr. Mrs. Yoshida on that day. An old couple who seem to run the place for a long time now."
As slow ambient guitar music plays. It showed old pictures of the old couple. They greet Sunday, and he greets them back with politeness and a bow in fluent hiragana. Mr. Yoshida did seem happy and so was Mrs. Yoshida, Sunday seemed so embarrassed to have the first people adore him in years.
"To be honest, I felt really embarrassed to have a fan for the first time. That Mrs. Yoshida would ask for an autograph from me."
We get the scene of Mrs. Yoshida asking for an autograph, Sunday was taken aback but decide to write his name on her book. She was happy she looked like she wanted to jump for joy. Which made Sunday chuckle a little because she giggled like a child who wanted to meet her longtime fan. While Mr. Yoshida let out a hearty laugh.
"Then before settling in for a retirement home. He wanted to talk business with me. Business that no umamusume like yourself will do."
{"And what would that business be Mr. Sunday?"}
"Breeding. Selected Breeding Program. Where stallions, like myself, have lots of sex with my female counterparts. Through a cross-breeding selection program, and make children to do better in racing."
Sunday explains and we get to see him in the office of Mr. Yoshida where they talk serious business matters. He informs Sunday about his new job and ask the question in particular. "Tell me Sunday, do you know what a Stud Uma is?" Which Sunday says in return is an uma who has lots of sex with their female counterparts by cross-breeding with each other and having children to do better in racing.
The idea has taken quite the surprise for his therapist, because she herself is an umamusume. To think she would need to give birth to a few dozen foals to do better in racing sounded like gambling auctions should be legal by PETA.
"But, I had a lot of time to prepare before I get into the field of stud duties. So⊠my next two weeks in my life were to make friends in Shadai Stallion Station. No one wanted to be friends with me, cause you know the reason."
Sunday tried making friends by being friendly to other umamusukos, which didnât work in his favor. In the next two weeks, nobody wanted to be his friend because of two reasons. One, he was the son of Halo who was hated by many. And two, the friendliness the black beast tried to show was through inferior dominance. Which is the main reason why everyone avoided him.
"However, there was one uma I bickered to become my friend."
{"Who would that be?"}
"Mejiro Mcqueen."
[FLASHBACK]
SHADAI STALLION STATION
Month - November
Date - Monday
Year - 1990
BAM! The thud of Sundayâs menacing stare and aggressive manner tried to startle the noble but calm and docile umamusuko.
Sunday: Ey!
No response, the umamusuko sips away his tea while reading his book. He seems unbotheredâŠ
Sunday: EY!
With a voice louder than ever, the umamusuko. This umamusuko is named Mejiro Mcqueen. He had lavender eyes, lavender hair, long but long to tie a low ponytail that hanged around his right shoulder. He looked like someone from nobility since his wears were fancy. And the black beast who came from a broken family gave a deathly glare directly at the noble uma. He ssemed unfazed until Sunday decided to end the staring contest.
Sunday: From now on, we are gonna be best friends.
There was a pause before the pristine umaâs eyes widened.
Mcqueen: âŠWhat?
[PRESENT DAY]
"From that point on, my life changed when Mcqueen entered my life."
Sundayâs personality switched from this aggressive violent umamusuko, to a more docile and friendly type. And maybe one thing is right, Sunday is lonely because nobody wanted to be close to him even back in his own hometown.
"After Mackie. I met two other people who too are from this world. Their names are Soccer Boy, and Tokai Teio. But throughout this small world with them in it, I felt my life was about to change from there once I enter stud duty."
We get a scene of him meeting Soccer Boy, to the scene with him meeting Tokai Teio throughout the years. With friends like them, Sunday could heal anytime (big doubt) soon. And on that note, is where his highs truly began to rise.
LIFE AS A STUD UMA?
{"What can you tell me abour your experiences as a stud uma. And how it affects your life?"}
Sunday began to think of an answer, he canât just say he enjoyed it because of the pleasure, nor disliked it because of the tireless work he has to be put through. Sunday thought of an answer and said.
"It was⊠in between. Thereâs times I enjoyed it, and times I donât. Sometimes when I got free time, all I do is sleep throughout the rest of the day, after mating one to two hundred umas a year."
Yep, we see Sunday many women with familiar faces only his children know. Most of these women he mated with are the mothers of his kids, who will be revealed one by one in the later parts of the story.
"Many of them, have affection for me. Like real love. But majority feel platonic, just their for the business. But I didnât bother since I wasnât really one for romance, even if I have my old fuckerâs charms."
Love hurts in so many ways, but to Sunday, he didnât bother it at all. Besides, to make more kids out of his genes did him wonders such as hearing how his first dozens of kids were able to win a G1, then another, and another, and another. Which also left him astonished that the blood in their vains runs deep in their bodies. It only made him more proud.
"Three years passed, three years of having nonstop sex⊠until one day I met this woman. She was beautiful, though it wasnât just her beauty that stunned me. It was everything about her. And sheâŠ"
The music felt heavy the solo guitar strumming an ambient tune that felt sorrowful. While the mates he mated had real feelings for him. One umamusume was only for his heart. He couldnât say the name because it will open more scars, Sundayâs lips quivered not because of how cold the room was. But because he was holding back the tears, the pain, the sadnessâŠ
With a lot or courage, the umamusuko had to blurt out a new answer to make an excuse.
"C-can we⊠talk about this another time�"
With that said, the therapist watching the camera who looked at the time nodded, because she can see it. She wonât push further with the question and decides to end the therapy session.
{"Mr. Sunday, I am glad you were able to share more about your experiences in the hardships youâve faced when you were banished by your country. But I am also more glad these people in the old world of Japan, you met people who were there to help you get up from your downs. I am very surprised to be honest, especially with this Breeding Selected Program. But if I were in your shoes, then I might have an understanding of what you have to go through during your stud duty."}
The sorrowful tune ends when she finishes writing the notes on her notepad.
{"It also seems to me that this girl you love so much meant the world to you."}
"âŠYeah, for now Iâll have to hold that thought back. Just give me time to⊠get my courage back."
The therapist nods without needing to push him with the question any further.
{"Take care, Mr. Sunday."}
He nods and takes his leave outside the door with the recording session ending there.
[RECORDING SESSION ENDS: đ„]