What does it mean in Japanese
撃鉄落とす - Dictionary says it's something about hammer, but google shows me a gun.
落とせ - I've tried to check it also in the dictionary, but It's in the same text as the first one, and the meaning from dictionary don't fit.
刹那 空に 散り逝く定め
可能世界に解かれたクロニクルが今、幕を開けた。
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A literal translation is "dropped the hammer" and it can be used as slang for "fire the gun". There is a component within a gun that is colloquially called the "hammer" which, when the trigger is pulled applies a shock to the cartridge to fire the bullet. So when you pull the trigger on a gun you are "dropping the hammer".
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