Talk:Queen of the Glass/@comment-26160852-20150821201617/@comment-26160852-20150822084405

Though written in katakana, the sentence should conform to Japanese orthography.

Those two lines are meaningful sentences commonly written in kanji and hiragana transformed into katakana. 二ハ is usually written in hiragana には and is pronounced niwa. Meanwhile, 二ワ, usually written in hiragana にわ, also pronounced niwa, doesn't make sense to me in this sentence.

That's why I raised the question. I'm still confused because, ベルトルト who has access to the booklet confirms it's 二ワ rather than 二ハ, while the similarly structured sentence right below that 二ハ is seen.