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You're an accomplice,
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but you're not one of us.
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So, you know...
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If you make one false move, I'll kill you.
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I think these guys are serious about
picking a fight with this country.
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Come back, Shibazaki!
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Hurry. I'm waiting.
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Forced out by the world
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On top of an outrageously thin needle
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"Terror in Resonance"
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Trying to find my balance
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The tip of my finger touches you
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And I know I'm not alone
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With the single bent wing we were given
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From when I was born
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(Until I die)
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I'll ask what you want to do
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Because your smile is like that of an angel
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In the heat of summer
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(Getting distorted)
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Out of the gaps between
the cluster of burning buildings
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We fall down
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I'll pull (I'll pull)
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The last trigger (last trigger)
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Winter covers everything
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I can't accept this!
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Why is an old man from the
archives suddenly my boss?!
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Doesn't something seem wrong with that?
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Oh, you didn't know?
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Shibazaki used to be an accomplished
detective in First Division.
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Huh?
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Oh yeah, he was called "Razor Shibazaki."
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Lucky. I wish I had a
clichéd nickname like that.
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But isn't that all in the past?
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Now he's just someone who's been shunted off
to the archives to wait for retirement, isn't he?
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In that case--
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Hello.
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Oh, good to see you.
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Man, Shibazaki. I hope you're not
expecting me to help you move for free!
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Where's my desk?
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Oh, it's over here.
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You'll have to feed me later
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How's ramen or something?
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How many times do I have to tell you?
Fat people aren't all about carbs.
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Hey, Hamura!
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Hey Nine, don't you think
the riddle was a little too hard?
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That's not true.
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But you know, what're you going to
do if no one solves the riddle again?
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After the bombing at Roppongi the other day,
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there were vans from the Nuclear, Biological,
and Chemical Terrorism Special Forces.
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"NBC Countermeasures Vehicle"
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Maybe...
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It's possible that there's someone
who has figured out what we're after.
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We'll find out for sure this time.
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Um, the culprit boldly entered
the police station like this,
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ignoring the surveillance cameras,
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and calmly placed the delivery box
with the plastic bomb.
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I believe we can take this as a confirmation
of their challenge to the police.
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So this means that they may be
planting their next bomb as we speak.
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One of the culprits behind the stolen plutonium
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from the nuclear fuel
reprocessing facility in Aomori
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was a facility employee who had
only worked there for a few months.
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His name was Yuzo Miyajima.
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By the way, he doesn't actually exist.
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What do you mean?
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We believe that through the Basic
Residents' Registration Network,
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he infiltrated the government office
and fabricated a fictional identity.
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To maintain the appearance of local promotion,
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locals have an advantage
when it comes to being hired.
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And?
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That is a picture of Miyajima's face.
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"Artist's sketch of suspect"
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You don't have a photo?
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The photo of Miyajima's face the
facility had was deleted somehow.
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We sent out an emergency deployment,
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but Miyajima and the other
culprit disappeared suddenly.
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He looks like he's just a kid.
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Yeah.
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You know the city I lived in when I was a kid?
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It was filled with old people.
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You're from Hiroshima, right?
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I...
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...hated summer.
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In the summer, the city
became frighteningly quiet...
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...because the old people
almost never left their houses.
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They'd say they didn't feel well in the summer.
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I spent a lot of time with my grandma.
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But it was like she was stolen by summer.
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That's what it felt like.
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Yeah, I hated summer.
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Is that why you, a second-generation
atomic bomb victim, accepted this case?
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Because you can't forgive criminals
who play around with nuclear weapons?
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I wonder...
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It does bother me, though.
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There's something about it...
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Mr. Kawai,
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how did a veteran like you make
a mistake operating the crane?
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I told you, I was tired from a lot of overtime.
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The company I work for is a sweatshop.
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Officer, will you investigate it?
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You little--!
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Shibazaki.
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Sorry, can I have a chair?
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I have a bad back.
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Oh, sure.
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Mr. Kawai, I hear your hobby is gambling?
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Huh? Uh, yeah.
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Horses? Bikes? Or boats?
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Huh?
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By the way, I heard a scary guy
has been going over to your house.
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What?
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Uh, not recently...
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Yeah, it seems he stopped recently, huh?
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What's this?
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Maybe the debt collector came here, too?
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I've brought it.
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From your computer that
you handed over voluntarily,
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we were able to recover unshakeable proof.
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Kawai confessed.
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He got an email saying if he cut
the Kyuedogawa power line
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and made it look like an accident,
he would receive 2 million yen.
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Was there actual delivery of the money?
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Yes.
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Apparently, Kawai just
replied saying he could do it,
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and even though he didn't tell
anyone his account number,
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1 million yen was transferred to his account.
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Let's look into the transfer account and time.
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Of course, the money was
transferred from a fake account.
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The biggest problem is
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that the culprit knew that if the
Kyuedogawa power line were cut,
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there would be a blackout in the city and power
would be cut off to the government building.
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But why would such a well-prepared criminal
leave behind an email that could be traced?
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And if you look at the surveillance
footage from Roppongi Station,
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it's as if he's intentionally
leaving behind evidence.
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What's wrong?
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It's here! It's Sphinx!
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"Can you solve Sphinx's riddle?"
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Sorry to keep you waiting, everyone!
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It's time for "Can you solve Sphinx's riddle?"
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I'm Sphinx number 1.
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I'm number 2.
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Now, for today's riddle.
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What's the building next to the house
of the god who solved the riddle?
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"Can you solve Sphinx's riddle?"
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If you don't solve it, there'll be
another "boom!" and it'll blow up.
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You have until 10 a.m. tomorrow morning.
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Now, everyone! Search until you walk yourself
lame and have to drag your feet along.
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Can you replay the video?
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Yeah.
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There.
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...until 10 a.m. tomorrow morning.
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Now, everyone!
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Sphinx number 2 is clapping his hands in prayer.
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By "house of the god,"
they must mean a shrine somewhere.
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"The god who solved the riddle"...
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The one who solved the Sphinx's riddle was...
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Oedipus!
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So do they mean who Oedipus
would be if he were a Japanese god?
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Yeah, that's a good thought.
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Do you think there's a hint
in "walk yourself lame," too?
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Yeah.
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Oedipus's name means "swollen foot."
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"Swollen foot"?
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When his real father, Laius,
abandoned him in the forest,
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he put a thick nail through Oedipus's heel
so he couldn't run away from the animals.
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That's brutal.
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He was found by a shepherd and
adopted by the king of Corinth.
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The king saw his leg and named
him "swollen foot," or Oedipus.
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How literal.
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One theory states that Oedipus
was lame for his entire life.
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However...
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We don't have much time.
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This is the first time
they gave a specific time.
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Check all the shrines in
the city thoroughly for now.
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Yes, sir!
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Lisa! Lisa!
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Lisa! Lisa! Lisa!
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"Mom"
"Mom"
"Mom"
"Mom"
"Mom"
"Mom"
"Mom"
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"Terror in Resonance"
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Ah!
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Aw...
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Shibazaki,
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I want to lie down and play.
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The sofa here is the best
for thinking over things.
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What?
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What about you? You can play
your game at home, can't you?
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I'm here to keep you company.
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I thought you'd be lonely.
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Thanks, I guess.
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Anyway, don't you think Sphinx is lonely, too?
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They probably just want attention.
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They're kids, aren't they?
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To blow things up all over the
place because they're lonely?
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I won't stand for it.
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Ah... Oh, shoot.
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Is that an online game?
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Yeah, you work with other
people to defeat monsters.
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It's pretty fun.
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Really?
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I thought young people these days
would retreat into their own shells,
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but it looks like they want to
randomly connect to others.
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Oh no,
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grumbling about young people
is proof that you're an old man.
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Oh, I did it!
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I beat the green dragon!
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This guy was pretty hard!
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Dragon, huh?
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If I remember correctly, an ancestor
of Oedipus's mother was...
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That's it!
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That's it, Mukasa!
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Huh?
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"Mom"
"Mom"
"Mom"
"Mom"
"Mom"
"Mom"
"Mom"
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"Cell phone"
"Email address"
"None"
"Group"
"Call"
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Who's there?
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Lisa?
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Is that you, Lisa?
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Shibazaki, are you serious?
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Yes.
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Are you trying to provoke the criminals?
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I will take responsibility if anything happens.
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Shibazaki...
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What can you do in your position?!
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If something happens, the people
above you will be held responsibl--
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Then, Mr. Kurahashi,
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please take responsibility if anything happens.
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What?!
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A name is usually a gift of love.
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But for you who have been
abandoned, love does not exist.
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Signs of pretense like that must be eliminated.
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I will now give you new names to be called.
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Are you all right?
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Are your ears ringing again?
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No...
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It's nothing.
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No lying, okay?
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Then no lying for you, either.
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You met up with Lisa Mishima, didn't you?
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Was it that obvious?
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Don't worry, I won't get too involved.
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Because if I do, it'll be more painful later.
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Okay, we're ready.
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Can you hear me, Sphinx number 1 and 2?
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I'm Shibazaki from the
Metropolitan Police Department.
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Oh, what's this?
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Let me answer your riddle.
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"What's the building next to the house
of the god who solved the riddle?"
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The one who solved the
Sphinx's riddle was Oedipus.
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He wasn't the child of a god,
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but the ancestor of his mother and wife,
Jocasta, was a dragon in human form.
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One theory states that Oedipus
was lame for his entire life.
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"Local News Desk"
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The dragon who drags his feet--
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Arahabaki.
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Oh, my!
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Arahabaki is a mysterious god found
in the Kanto and Tohoku regions.
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The god of fighting and iron making,
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he is also known as "god of feet."
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At one point, he had to wander
different areas after losing his home,
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and he became so exhausted
that he dragged his feet.
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"Answer to the Riddle:
Live stream from Met Police Dept"
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We have breaking news.
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Currently, the Metropolitan Police
Department is using a video streaming site
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to answer the bombers' riddle.
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And the "habaki" part of "Arahabaki"
is derived from "dragon tree,"
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"Answer to the Riddle:
Live stream from Met Police Dept"
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so there is also a strong
connection to the dragon god.
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The most famous Arahabaki shrine
is in Tagajo in Miyagi Prefecture,
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but within Tokyo city, he is worshipped in...
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...this place.
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"Shirahige Shrine"
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Shirahige Shrine in Katsushika.
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The building next to it is...
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We have just finished disarming the bomb.
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Thanks, good work.
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This is the answer to the riddle.
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Not bad.
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"Breaking News" "Sphinx Case Breaking News"
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It appears that the bomb has
just been successfully disarmed.
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Well?
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How does it feel to get
an answer to your riddle?
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It doesn't make you feel anything, does it?
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I don't know if this is a game or a joke to you,
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but don't get carried away
with your child's play.
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The joker you guys are
waving around isn't a toy.
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--If you use that...
--Cut the feed, quickly.
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Yes, sir.
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...I will never forgive you!
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"Tokyo Serial Bombing Case - Official Announcement
From Investigation Headquarters
has finished streaming."
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Shibazaki!
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Don't say anything to make things worse!
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I've asked Director Kurahashi
to follow up if necessary.
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Man...
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--Did you see them?
--Of course.
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There were hazmat suits
mixed in with the bomb suits...
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Which means...
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The police have definitely
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connected us to the stolen plutonium.
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A bomb was removed from the building
next to Shirahige Shrine in Katsushika.
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"Sphinx Case - Met Police Dept
has found and disarmed bomb"
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The Metropolitan Police Department solved
the culprit's riddle on a video streaming site
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and the bomb was found successfully...
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Um, excuse me, Director Kurahashi.
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Hm? What is it?
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What kind of person is Shibazaki?
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I heard that he was the ace of First Division,
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but what happened?
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Fifteen years ago, in the summer,
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a Diet secretary from the ruling party
fell to his death from a hotel room.
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Secretary?
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The higher ups ruled it to
be an accident or suicide,
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but Shibazaki wouldn't accept that.
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He insisted on the possibility that the man
had been involved in some kind of conspiracy,
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and even went as far as to investigate the leader
of the dead Diet secretary's political faction.
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"Prosecutor Investigating As Suicide"
"Suspicious? Questionable"
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That couldn't have ended well...
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The faction leader was originally from
the Metropolitan Police Department.
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So that's why Shibazaki was
transferred to the archives...
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Shibazaki had a family.
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He had his life.
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All he could do was accept
the decision from above.
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However,
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he has never forgotten.
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He hasn't given up...
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...on that summer.
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Today's another hot day.
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Will anyone sprinkle the ocean over my head?
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I want to be showered by
submerged fish and sun
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The brilliant unknown
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The magic that disappears when I stumble
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As if looking at the cracked
sky through a glass slide
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On the roof of an abandoned building
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Surrounding the murmur of down feathers
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We are a song
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Clad in the throbbing
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Of the light decorating the ashen ground
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We are a bouquet
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Wings pulled out
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