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- After Hapna hit the market,

the frenzy even spread through the prison I was in.

It was a real hassle to get your hands on it,

unless you were willing to pay a hefty price.

I'm not normally into drugs,

but I decided to try it out of curiosity.

The first thing I did was headbutt the bars of my cell.

It hurt like a bitch.

Guess the stuff has no effect on me.

And what's worse is that Hapna is lethal

even if you've only taken it one time.

And now I'm stuck looking for this Skinner guy.

If we can't find him in time...

everybody dies.

So I guess I'll have to find him in Hell

and kick his ass.

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[ Siren wails in distance ]

- [ Breathes deeply ]

[ Moans ]

Huh?

[ Gasps ]

[ Breathes heavily ]

- So, 909 hacked into Delta Medicinal's database,

which is where he learned about the threat of Hapna.

More importantly,

Delta Medicinal was in charge

of Hapna's clinical trials.

- Which means it's highly likely

that Delta Medicinal knew exactly

how dangerous the drug was.

- And then, there's this image...

- Ew.

- Mm. What exactly are we looking at?

- It was among the files we took from 909.

I have no idea what it is.

- What if the company was conspiring with Skinner?

Then all the trials and approvals could've been faked.

- That's definitely a possibility.

The bottom line is

they must have some kind of connection to Skinner.

- How's it coming, Elaina? Have you found anything?

- I'm not seeing any data from the clinical trials.

However, I did come across something weird.

Someone at Delta Medicinal

has been uploading music from their servers weekly

to an audio site called SoundCloud.

- What's so strange about that?

- Yeah, it could have been a music-loving employee.

Check this out.

[ Distorted music playing ]

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- What the hell is that?

- I'll admit it, this music sounds pretty weird.

- Hold on. Elaina, can you open it

as an image file instead?

- Let me try.

[ Monitor blooping ]

- Well, now...

- This is the clinical trial data for Hapna.

- You can tell? - Huh?

Yes, on a basic level.

- Hold on.

Why would they encode their trial data

and then uploaded it to a social media site?

- Because they...

probably want it to reach a recipient

who would like to remain hidden.

- Does that mean...? - It's Skinner!

- All right. We've got plenty of dirt on them now.

Let's go say hello.

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- Huh? What the...?

Oh, no, no, no, no, no!

[ Gasps ]

Rich people always have the best security.

I can't get close. They have a jammer set up.

- No tall buildings nearby that we can jump over from, either.

- No luck with the underground parking.

It's fully automated and not connected

to the inside of the building.

- Well, maybe one of us can use a rope to climb

down from the roof?

Just don't pick me. - What a great idea.

Just like Spider-Man. I wanna try doing that.

- No, hold on. That's too conspicuous.

Let's sit tight until nightfall.

- Whoa. Hey, Axel?

What are you doing?

Can you hear me?

The building is crawling full of security guards.

Huh?

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[ Beeping ]

- [ Whistling ]

Oh, uh, hey. Hey, there, how's it going?

- Oh, hello.

- Who's that? - No clue.

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[ Elevator bell dings ]

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[ Phone ringing ]

[ Phone ringing ]

- Unbelievable.

He seriously just went for it.

[ All grunting ]

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- Hm.

- [ Groaning ]

- Don't move a muscle. - [ Gasps ]

- Shut down all your security systems for me, would ya please?

- No. I can't do it.

- I said pretty please.

- [ Grunts ]

S-Security system command, deactivate.

[ Security system powers down ]

- Much Appreciated.

- Huh? Who the hell are you?

Huh? [ Gasps ]

How did you get your hands on that data?

- Hello there, Mr. President. - [ Gasps ]

- You should know,

since you're the one who uploaded it to the net.

- What do you want with me? Money?

- Nah.

Just want you to tell me where Skinner is.

- [ Sighs ]

Nobody is more desperate to find out where he is than I am.

We were never made privy to his location,

and didn't have a way to contact him.

Which is why we had to go through such a hassle

just to send the data.

- Did you know Hapna would mutate

and become toxic?

- We had absolutely no idea!

How could that have possibly benefited us?

- Have you determined that it's actually lethal?

- Before we did any human trials,

we tested its effects on monkeys.

[ Monkeys screeching ]

- [ Growls ] - And one of those subjects...

died just the other day.

Its eyes became discolored,

taking on a pattern that looks like a starry-night.

Humans will be the next to go through it.

- Can't you develop an antidote?

- We've poured all of our resources

into doing just that,

but even the R&D team doesn't know what to do.

I swear, Skinner is the devil incarnate...

[ Sighs ]

- Well, if he's the devil,

then I suppose that makes us the angels

that are going to kick his ass back to Hell.

[ Doug and Chris sigh ]

I'm sick and tired of chasing after Skinner.

Let's lure the devil out.

- An announcement from Delta Medicinal

regarding an emergency conference

on the cure for Hapna?

This invitation, it was sent to

all renowned doctors and researchers?

- Correct. Once Skinner learns

someone has developed the antidote to his creation,

he will almost certainly come to see if it's true.

- In other words, you've set up a fake conference.

You're going to lure Skinner out and catch him when he shows up?

- That's the plan.

- The committee will be holding

their inquiry soon.

You heard about that, right? - Yes.

We need to show progress by then.

Otherwise, we'll be at a huge disadvantage.

- Indeed.

And at this point, we cannot afford

to let it get swept under the rug.

- Do you think he'll actually show up?

- At the very least, he'll use a hacker

to try and find out what's going on inside.

- You wanna bet the man himself will appear?

- Aw, hell yeah. I'm waiting for you, Skinnerbaby.

- Nice! This looks like the real thing.

- Each of one those vials has a built-in GPS tracker

just in case any anyone tries to steal them from us.

- What's inside of them?

- Just saline solution. - Ah.

- The question is how will they try to get in?

- They may try and break in from the outside.

Or possibly...

- They sneak in by pretending to be an invited guest.

- Our private security firm has gone through the building

and performed a full sweep, checking for bugs and wiretaps.

- There are 50 guards including myself.

At this moment, we are on high alert.

We have screened our entire staff

and they have had background checks.

So there should be no opportunities

for Skinner to plant a spy among us.

- Let's say, we get his attention.

If his hacker gets in the system and finds out we're lying,

what then?

- That's where Elaina comes in.

- Delta Medicinal has two different types of

in-house networks.

One is the core Network for handling

confidential information, then a basic network

for managing all essential building functions.

- What's with the weird-ass designs?

- The core network, which is located here,

is isolated from all other connections.

The wall is shielded

so no wireless signals can get through.

- In other words, it's air-gapped.

- Smart phones won't work, either,

so use this direct line if you need to contact me.

- All right. Looks like it's impossible

to hack the core network.

- Isn't this a bit over the top?

- Won't the hacker just give up

if we make things this difficult?

- No. The harder the security, the more they want to crack it.

Hackers can't resist.

- Damn it. - Besides, I've baited them

by leaving the basic network accessible from the outside.

- So that's where we'll catch our hacker.

- Things are about to get started.

Keep yourselves alert.

- Bring it on, Skinner.

Let's paint the town red.

- All guests must leave their electronic devices

at the security gate.

- [ Gasps ]

Uh, apologies.

I forgot that I had another.

- Who was that? - Patrick Wong.

An associate professor at MIT.

- Any connection to Skinner?

- It appears, as a student, he was mentored

by one of Skinner's colleagues.

- We better keep an eye on him, then.

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- Are you feeling better now, Mr. President?

- Yeah. I'm sorry to worry you.

I fell into a deep depression

because Skinner seemed like the devil to me.

But these guys told me that we have to fight back,

no matter what.

- I see.

- And I agreed to follow though with that advice.

I had just forgotten how to put up a good fight.

I had the best sleep in ages last night.

- We greatly appreciate your patience.

Your attention, please.

The conference will now begin with a greeting from our CEO,

Mr. Ahmed Rahman.

- Thank you for attending.

I'm sure you all have busy schedules.

Without further ado,

I am pleased to officially announce

that we have succeeded in developing a cure for Hapna.

To start us off, a member of our research team,

Dr. Mulligan, will explain the finer details.

- As you all know, the mechanism that allows Hapna

to remove pain comes from the gene SCN9A,

in connection to the Schwann cells exhibited

in sodium channel Nav1.7. - [ Groans ]

- A man is heading to the restroom.

Somebody keep eyes on him.

- Roger that. [ Monitor beeping ]

- We got a hit. - [ Gasps ]

- Someone's trying to get access from outside!

The point of origin is... the Arctic.

- Are they military? - No. It's spoofed.

I'm detecting multiple access points from all over.

- Sodium ion permeation ultimately gets blocked,

thereby-- Oh. [ Electricity shuts off ]

- [ Gasps ]

- Is something wrong?

- What's going on? - What happened?

- Power outage? - Elaina.

- This room has its own power generator,

so it's not a problem.

Wait a second.

The network hasn't actually been breached.

- Layman's terms, please.

- The external access from earlier

was all faked.

The culprit... is inside the building!

Somebody go and check the breaker unit, right now!

- I'm on it!

- Where's bathroom guy? - He hasn't come out yet.

- Must be him.

- Watch the exits.

Don't let anybody out of here.

- Roger.

- Chris, come inside, now.

- Okay.

- Hey. - [ Grunts ]

[ Breathing shakily ]

- Oops. Sorry.

Wrong guy!

- There's nothing wrong with the breaker, either.

- What is going on?

Who's that?

- Huh?

[ Device beeps ]

- [ Chuckles ]

Yes. Now I'm saved!

I'm not going to di-- [ Grunts ]

- Lock him in an isolated room, and find out who he is.

- [ Chuckles ] Say what you will.

You're a bunch of jerks.

I sure in the hell wasn't going to let you monopolize the cure.

- Sorry, pal, but all you did

was inject yourself with some saline.

- Huh?

- This guy has nothing to do with Skinner, either.

- Where are you hiding, you little sneak?

- Get wre-e-e-e-cked!

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- Override loop!

Did you just code that program?

Oh, wow!

Hardcore!

[ Air gusting ]

- [ Groans ] So hot.

- They took control of the AC?

- Don't open the door!

[ Door beeps ]

- [ Gasps ]

- What the hell is going on in here?

[ Monitors beeping ]

- Damn you.

[ Beeping continues ]

The core has been breached.

We're getting hacked across 50 locations.

- Does that mean there are 50 intruders?

- Whoa. - [ Gasps ]

- Not 50 people.

50 devices!

The guards' walkie-talkies!

We're being hacked through them!

Hey! Is this thing connected to the outside?

- No. These new ones don't have that functionality.

- It's just a normal walkie-talkie.

The old ones did, but they just got replaced.

- Replaced? - The manufacturer

contacted us about a recall

and then shipped us a brand new batch.

- That's it. That was the hacker's goal.

All the bastard needed was a way

to get these inside the control room.

- What now?

If they get in the core network,

we're exposed, right?

Elaina?

- [ Sighs ]

They took the bait.

Initiating tracking.

- Huh? - In case things went south,

I planted a fake antidote file on the core computer

for them to steal.

We can locate Popcorn Wizard with it.

- Losing the battle to win the war. Huh.

- But the core network is still under their control,

so be careful. - Huh?

[ Monitors beeping ] Ah!

[ Indistinct shouting ]

- Calm down.

- Oh, come on! What the hell?

[ Grunts ]

- What am I supposed to do?

- Somebody do something!

- Found them.

They're at the Islamabad stock exchange in Pakistan!

- I'll put in a call to have the local authorities

search the place. - Uh...

- Every country's stock exchange

has specially fortified network infrastructures.

If tapped into, there's enough bandwidth

for hackers to conduct massive cyberattacks.

[ Sirens chirping ]

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- Ugh. What do you mean? No one's there?

- Wait. They're moving?

How can there be this much data traffic

from up in the mountains?

Don't tell me...

- [ Humming ]

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Alrighty. Let's see this cure of theirs.

Ha-ha.

Pretty Vacant?

Guess the whole thing was fake, just like I figured!

Huh? [ Gasps ]

Hardcore!

Buh-bye.

[ Laptop clattering ]

[ Monitor beeps ] - [ Gasps ]

- What is it?

- There's no future.

[ Sighs ] They slipped away.

I'm pretty sure they intentionally parked

their mobile base next to the stock exchange to throw us off.

- Everyone, please remain calm.

- So that means we lost the battle and the war...

- I'm sorry. - What do we do now?

[ Cellphone ringing ]

- Hm? - Hm?

- Huh? - Huh?

- "Popcorn Wizard."

- The real deal? - It can't be.

[ Cellphone beeps ]

- Hardco-o-o-re!

[ All gasp ]

- Ha! Pretty Vacant! Major props!

You were the closest to busting me.

That's pretty impressive stuff!

Whoo!

- Um, say what?

- Johnny Rotten is my hero.

Keep it real! Bye!

- Wait, Popcorn Wizard!

[ Sighs ]

They hung up.

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- Hardco-o-o-re!

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- ♪ I ♪

♪ I must be losing my mind ♪

♪ I keep on trying to find a way out ♪

♪ There's no need ♪

♪ You don't lock the door anymore ♪

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- ♪ Ba ba, ba ♪

- ♪ You know I never go out ♪

- ♪ Ba ba, ba ba ♪

- ♪ And you know I start to forget things ♪

♪ It's okay ♪

♪ They weren't essential anyway ♪

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