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You're the only one I'm longing to see,
now and always
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There's only one wish I remember on rainy days
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The shard of me that I left forgotten in your heart
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Is it still there?
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Sleeping inside a closed book
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Pandora's jewels called "memories"
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In a hesitation hiding a sigh
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I was always watching
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My eyes cracked and fell to the ground
I was always watching
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My eyes cracked and fell to the ground
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They are quartz fractured into crescents
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You're the only one who satisfies my heart
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I'll always be waiting
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Here in the rain
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"Gazth-Sonika is located in Southwest Asia,
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and its official name is
'Gazth-Sonika Korslan Kingdom.'
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Its longest distance from northeast
to southwest is about 1850 km.
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At its broadest point it has a
width of about 930 km.
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The population is approximately
24,540,000 people.
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Twelve years ago, a military faction opposed
to the monarchy's push for modernization
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formed the Galza armed resistance group
and initiated civil war.
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There have been many attempts
to conclude a peace treaty,
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but talks failed to bring the parties
any closer to agreement,
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and the civil war continues to this day."
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This is weird.
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It really won't connect.
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And I just bought it too.
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Foreign Nation
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Including this container, that's all
the goods that arrived today.
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All that's left are these small packages here.
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This ship is arrival #134.
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It came into port right on schedule, didn't it?
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Yes, ma'am.
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Will you be inspecting the inside as well?
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That doesn't seem necessary.
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There haven't been any real problems
in the past few years, after all.
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Thank you for your time.
I'll take my leave now.
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Oh, if you'd like to go sightseeing in the city,
I'll have someone from the company guide you.
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No thank you, I know someone in the area.
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So she was involved after all.
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Honestly, she's such a straight arrow.
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Well, it would be easy to dispose of her,
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but doing so might cause him to
find out about Secondari.
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However, I can't very well leave her
to her own devices, either.
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Even if I fabricated a perpetrator instead,
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I'm not sure if I could completely
pull the wool over his eyes.
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In any case,
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it's a pain to take on Enfant's
leader, Friday Monday.
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What? Come back home right away?
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What's this about, Chief?
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The plan you were doing
international negotiations for,
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to develop comprehensive leisure facilities
across three countries has started rolling.
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I want you to come back to Nafrece quickly
and join the project team.
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But the onsite inspections here...
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I know.
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Wrap it up in a hurry and come back.
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Understood, Chief.
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It's me.
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What's the assignment?
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Guard duty for an ordinary civilian.
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I'd like you to check into whether
anyone is targeting them or not.
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So that means there might be
someone targeting them?
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That's correct.
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Who?
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I can't give you the details yet,
but this job involves Enfant.
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Enfant.
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Now there's no turning back, Badgis.
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The last connection my True Cluster used
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ran through a city called Daman in
Gazth-Sonika's demilitarized zone.
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The data you want should be sleeping on
a terminal somewhere in that city.
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Daman's population is about 80,000.
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How am I supposed to look for it?
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I know the serial number of the terminal
I transferred the data to.
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I hacked into Gazth-Sonika's distribution
routes and found out this much:
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The terminal was sold in an electronics store
in western Daman, 32nd precinct.
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Then the owner of the terminal is a
regular customer of that store?
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There's only one electronics
store in that district.
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I think the chances are good.
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Okay.
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But if the terminal's owner connects again,
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it's likely Enfant will easily
find the data we stole.
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And they'll also find out that
you're trying to investigate it.
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So basically, I'm working against the clock.
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I'll say it straight.
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This is a trap.
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If I just sit on my hands, the truth
will get consigned to darkness.
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Once you've stated your opinion,
you never change it.
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You've always been that way.
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What's this?
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The contact info for an illegal agent
working in Gazth-Sonika.
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An agent?
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Agents are people who take contracts
for all kinds of illegal activity,
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from information gathering and VIP protection
to sabotage and even assassination.
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How did you get this?
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I'm part of the underground world we
call "information" too, you know.
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I can do that much.
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It does require some money illegally
changing hands, though.
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Thank you, Badgis.
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How about we do that
sumptuous dinner tonight?
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An agent working illegally in this country...
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Once...
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Twice...
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Three times...
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Four...
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Five...
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Six...
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Seven...
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Miss Client, you've already
died seven times.
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How careless. Can people really leave
themselves that vulnerable?
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But to think the job involves Nafrece again.
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Nafrece...
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Enfant...
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From the serial number,
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the terminal is an S-32 series laptop
made by the Tarvic Company.
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It's a new model that just hit
the market this month.
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What's more, it's also a subsidiary
product of your company.
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Well, what a lucky thing for me.
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A bug in the product?
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Yes, a bug has appeared in some of our
company's S-32 series computers.
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I'm going around to all of the
retailers to inform them
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for the benefit of customers who
aren't registered users.
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Wow. The Tarvic Company goes that far
with their customer support?
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Well, yes.
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If I remember correctly, I sold
three S-32 series computers.
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Do you know who purchased them, sir?
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Well now, it's a bit tough to remember
who I actually sold them to.
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I see...
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Oh, there is one I remember.
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If I recall... yeah, Eins bought one.
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Eins?
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He's a student, and a regular here.
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His family is in medicine, so he
gets a pretty big allowance.
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He's one of our best customers.
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I see.
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Hi.
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Welcome.
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Good timing. That's Eins.
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This, please.
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What? Why?
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Your PC's got an internal card, doesn't it?
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That one's malfunctioning.
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A network card?
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Excuse me...
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Nice to meet you.
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Hello.
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I'm with the Tarvic Company.
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You purchased an S-32 series,
isn't that right?
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Thank you for your business.
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Uh, right...
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To tell you the truth, there's been a bug
discovered in some of the S-32 series.
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Have there been any problems with
your model, by any chance?
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No, it's fine. I'll work things out myself.
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If possible, I'd like to check.
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Really, it's fine.
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See you later, then.
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Thank you, come again!
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Sir, thank you for your cooperation.
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Please excuse me.
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A woman...
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Can you recover the data you
migrated to Gazth-Sonika?
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No, it's impossible.
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I forcibly shut down the connection right
before they were about to catch me.
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The terminal in Gazth-Sonika
is completely isolated now.
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That one's malfunctioning.
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The data is on that boy's computer.
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But if he connects through
the card, Enfant will...
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If that happens, it'll cause
trouble for that boy too.
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So...
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Do you have some business with me?
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Um, well...
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You see, I really admire people who
are good with computers,
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and I was wondering if you wouldn't
mind talking with me a bit.
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Oh, no, compared with someone from
Tarvic Company, I'm not really...
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The truth is, I just started working there,
and I'm still virtually a beginner.
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So I'd like to...
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Okay?
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I really do think Tarvic is
the best for hardware.
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They're always the first ones to
adopt the newest technology,
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and the design is good.
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Although I do feel they're a little expensive.
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Oh, yeah, and I also like the fact
that unnecessary software
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isn't bundled in with everything.
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So it's streamlined.
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Wow, I see.
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I guess as a Tarvic employee I'm happy
to hear you like us so much.
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Thanks...
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I'd like to see it.
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Your computer, I mean.
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Mine?
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I'm interested to see what kinds
of software you're using.
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But if I bring a stranger into the
house, my parents will...
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In that case, do you think you
could bring it out here?
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But...
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Please?
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I'm sorry.
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What? There's been no word
from Keith or John?
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No. I tried to pick up their
trails, but they're not...
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What's wrong?
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What happened?
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It seems the kid has made a move.
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Shall I take the next step?
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Yes, please do.
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Sorry to make you wait.
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I'm the one who should apologize.
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You forgot this.
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Oh, thanks.
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I haven't really customized enough
to brag too much about it,
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but there's a site that I've
gotten really into lately.
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The people that run it are anonymous, but
it's full of info on the latest hardware.
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How?
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But you just bought a card!
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Oh, this?
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It's one we had at home,
but it's not high-speed.
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Let me see that for a second.
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Um...
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Here they are.
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What are those files?
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I've never seen them before.
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I'm sorry. Thank you.
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Um...
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See you.
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Um...
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Run.
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Huh?
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Just run, fast.
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What's going on?
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Who are you?
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Well, that's fine.
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With our information, we can make
even a dead man talk.
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Now let's have the data.
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Where is the data?
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This boy has nothing to do with this.
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If you don't hand it over, the kid dies.
And it'll be your fault.
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I'm sorry for bringing you into
a scary experience.
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Where is the agent?
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The data is right here.
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Wise decision.
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The truth will get consigned to darkness...
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To darkness...
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Sorry I'm late!
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There were more people watching you
than I thought, so it took some time.
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Something wrong?
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Sheesh.
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You should forget what happened today,
for all of our sakes.
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I'll pursue them.
Please contact headquarters.
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Before that, there's something
else we need to do.
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Thank you for your work.
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The person who hacked our company's system
and absconded with the data is Madlax.
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Whereabouts unknown.
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How long are you going to stay spaced out?
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Hey.
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Stop.
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Stop the car.
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What?
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You killed people.
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Yes, I did.
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Three people.
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Seven people, including the people
who were watching you.
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Why?
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Because that's my job.
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You mean...
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you're the agent?!
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I'm Madlax.
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Nice to meet you, Miss Client.
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A child like you is...
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There was no helping it.
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Your face was seen by Enfant members.
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If I hadn't killed them there,
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you'd have been targeted by all the
Enfant members in the world.
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You're kind, aren't you?
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In that case, you could've just
not done anything like this...
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This is Gazth-Sonika.
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This is the country where a
person's life is cheapest.
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To evade the things you don't like,
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all you have to do is shut your
eyes and plug your ears.
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Yes, just like you.
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"Falsity" is changing the truth.
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"Ignorance" is not realizing the truth.
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"Incompetence" is being unable
to fully grasp the truth.
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And "escape" is retreating from the truth.
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But running away is useless.
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Because the truth is right nearby.
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The truth is this close.
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That's surely an old song someone was
playing on a water-colored lute
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Deep inside your heart, inside your pain
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Drifting in daybreak's sleepiness
on the street corners
Deep inside your heart, inside your pain
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Drifting in daybreak's sleepiness
on the street corners
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When you were called by that singing voice
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You were still in the middle of your journey
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Following the tracks that loneliness left behind
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I wonder if you can go it all alone
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And get to the other hill on the other side
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Watching the retreating back of a goodbye
And get to the other hill on the other side
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Watching the retreating back of a goodbye
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The story told so that you can meet yourself
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Now quietly begins
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