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PLANT PRODUCTION RESEARCH FACILITY

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Where did Haru hop off to?

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We have to hurry or we won't get a seat.

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Isn't that her?

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Oh, Haru! We were looking for you.

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Second period's already over.

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Oops, too many absences
won't look very good on my record, huh?

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Where's the professor?

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The professor left just now.

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Let's go, we have to run!

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That shop fills up quickly at lunchtime.

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Sorry, I need another minute.

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Come on!
Okay, we'll go ahead and order for you.

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Sure, thanks.

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Why does second period
go past noon, anyway?

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It makes us late for lunch.

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What was that?

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Are you okay?

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Professor Dorin!

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Professor?

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Professor, are you okay?

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Help!

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Someone help! Anyone!

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What happened?

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She's hurt! We need an ambulance.

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Is that Professor Dorin? I'll get help.

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Call an ambulance, now!

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For real?

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What, how?

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She fell...

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A THREEFOLD DILEMMA

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Want to know what I really like?

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{\an8}A face filled with the fear of death.

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{\an8}No matter the species,
everyone makes the same face.

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{\an8}An honest expression, free of lies.

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{\an8}Melon.

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{\an8}There it is. There's that face!

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<i>Oh, no. I don't understand them!</i>

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<i>I should've studied marine language.</i>

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<i>I can't breathe...</i>

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If you're ever in trouble in the ocean,
scream like this.

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Thank you!

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<i>I should at least learn
how to say "thank you" in marine language.</i>

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Excuse me, Sagwan.

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Sagwan.

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Sagwan?

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Oh, it's just you, Legoshi.
I put on clothes for nothing.

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Sorry for just showing up. You see, I...

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Sniff, sniff.

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You smell of my hometown.

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What did you do? Dive into the ocean?

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Well, I fell into the ocean
and nearly drowned.

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You what?

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Then, I almost got eaten by a shark.

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So I used the magic words
you taught me in the bath.

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Magic words?

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I said, "Agaga papubu daba goma bida."

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And I think that saved my life.

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What does it even mean, though?

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It means,

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"I am friends with a spotted seal."

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Do spotted seals have a higher standing
in ocean society or something?

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Here, have some kelp tea.

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Friendship saves lives.

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You and I are naked friends, Legoshi.
That is special.

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This smells like the sea.

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Wait, Legoshi.

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What happened to your ear?

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Well...

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<i>Melon really enjoyed shooting me.</i>

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What a wonderful world you must live in.

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<i>What's wrong with that?</i>

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<i>That's how I choose to live.</i>

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{\an8}It's just so much fun, you know?
Seeing the hopeful become hopeless.

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{\an8}It's so fun I can't help myself.

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{\an8}<i>He was all smiles.</i>

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<i>Pure evil.</i>

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<i>There's evil in this world.</i>

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{\an8}FESTIVAL OF THE METEOR - JULY 27
CITY HALL

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{\an8}Today,

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for shedding light on the danger of Kines
and taking action to protect our citizens,

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we shall honor the young and heroic Louis,
heir to the Horns Conglomerate.

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As a symbol of gratitude,
I'd like to present him with this plaque.

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As a matter of fact,

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I've known Louis
since his time at Cherryton School.

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Among the students,
he was always admired for his charisma.

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And he's the spitting image of his father.

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Young Louis acted on his own,

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bestowing courage and awareness upon us.

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Such initiative and responsibility
shall make him a worthy Beastar.

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You have our continued support
as a candidate for the next Beastar.

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I happen to have
a Black Market live bait catalog.

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Your information is still listed here.

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If you keep quiet about this affair

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until tomorrow's
Festival of the Meteor ends,

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I'll clear your record as a reward.

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I'll cover up your past.

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TRASH

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Excuse me.

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You're Louis, right?

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- Sorry, I'm in a hurry.
- Um, I wanted to thank you.

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{\an8}My friend was attacked
by a carnivore who drank Kines.

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{\an8}I tried to help, but I...

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I'm fine now, though.
It just stings every now and then.

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Good.

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I'd heard rumors about Kines for a while,
but nobody did anything about it.

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{\an8}Except for you.

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So, I wanted to thank you for that.

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Take care.

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RESTWELL FAMILY PHARMACY
PRESCRIPTION DRUG WINDOW

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They told me it'd be a fancy dinner,
but they wanted me to schmooze the client!

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That pissed me off.

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I don't grow this fluffy wool

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for carnivorous old geezers
to caress whenever they please.

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Oh, Legoshi.
Even a wolf can catch a cold, huh?

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Sorry about that.

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How do wolves treat colds, anyway?

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With the usual rice porridge and stuff.

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And when I was a pup,
I had to wear a cabbage helmet.

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Does that even work?

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My grandpa swears by it.

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Legoshi.

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Louis...

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Sorry for dropping by uninvited.
I'll come back later.

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No, wait, wait! Don't get the wrong idea!

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What? Is he your boyfriend?

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That's wrong, too!

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Whatever. Anyway, here.

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Take your medicine, okay?

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See? We're just neighbors.

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It's okay. I won't judge.

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I told you, it's not--

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My heart belongs solely to Haru.

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Fine, fine. I get it.

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I sort of fell into the ocean.

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The ocean?

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Sorry you came all this way
just for me to be sick...

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Actually, I think I came
at the perfect time.

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Take your medicine.

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Right, thanks.

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Your workplace has no qualms
about releasing personal information.

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Simply asking for your address
earned me a hand-drawn map.

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You went to the udon shop?

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Just to see me?

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What happened?

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Well, first things first,
I brought you some food.

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Which snack do you want? Three choices.

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Jelly,

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castella,

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or me?

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Excuse me?!

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I worked hard writing that joke
on my way here today.

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{\an8}Well, it's not funny!

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{\an8}Did something happen?

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I came to make sure you were okay.

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I had a terrible hunch.

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Then I hear you fell into the ocean?
And look at your ear.

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Are you up to something?

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You came because
you were worried about me?

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Yes. Is that a problem?

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But why?

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I just told you. I had a bad feeling.

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Even though my right leg is gone,
it started to sting.

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It's happened twice now.

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Something else happened to you, didn't it?

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I could ask you the same question, Louis.

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I mean, look.
You've got scratches on your face.

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Oh, and I saw you on TV.

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That speech with the police?
You were so cool!

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- Where do you even have a TV?
- At the udon shop.

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I wasn't being cool.

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I was just angry that something
so dangerous went completely unchecked.

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Kines, right?

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Someone spread it to the public,
knowing that naive amateurs would buy it.

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I couldn't allow that.

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I think your efforts
will save tons of other herbivores.

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That's not it.

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I wanted to save <i>you</i> guys.

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Somebody's got to do
something about it, right?

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Since carnivores are such morons.

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- Here.
- Oh, thank you.

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So?

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What happened to you?

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Well, I...

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A lot happened.
I was chasing this awful criminal.

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Oh?

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At first, I was just
following a Beastar's orders.

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But then I wanted to talk to him myself.

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And...

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he shot me.

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What?! When did that happen?

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Last month,
during the waxing crescent moon.

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I actually died for a bit,
and my late mother visited me.

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She told me that
I should always say what I want to say.

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I agreed with her.

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So, when the full moon came around,
I came back to life and found him again.

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- And... he shot me again.
- What?

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After that, he threw me in the ocean...

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Excuse me.

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What happened to him after that?

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He's still on the loose.

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He really did all that to you?

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The Shishi-Gumi were there, too.

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Wait a minute.

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Is he a mix?

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Yes, a gazelle and leopard mix.

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Melon!

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{\an8}Huh? Louis, you know him?

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Wait, I thought you left the Shishi-Gumi!
You said you cut ties with them.

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I bumped into them
while investigating Kines.

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You bumped into them?
Did you meet Melon, too?

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{\an8}No, I had to hide
and only caught a glimpse of him.

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{\an8}But he was the one
who released Kines to the public.

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{\an8}What a joke. This whole scam
helped the Shishi-Gumi bounce back.

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{\an8}More importantly,
what did you plan on telling Melon?

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Well...

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You knew how dangerous he is, didn't you?

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I just wanted to know.

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I wanted to understand
how he felt, how he thought.

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{\an8}I thought I could get to know him
by talking to him.

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{\an8}But I was wrong.

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{\an8}He's not that kind of animal.

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What?

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Enough.

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You've got a 45-degree fever.

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We'll chat later.
Sorry for the sudden visit.

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- But...
- Bed.

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Okay.

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We'll resume this discussion later.

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In the end,

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he's just toying with us.

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He thinks it's fun to tear people apart.

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There's no logic behind it.

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I saw that look in his eyes.

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The moment he pushed me off that cliff,

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he looked truly alive.

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Like an inferno

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was raging inside him.

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That's enough for today. Get some rest.

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I'm... scared.

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<i>But what is it you're afraid of?</i>

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This is taking forever.

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It just goes on and on.

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- By the way, are you really okay, Haru?
- Me?

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You saw it, didn't you?

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Professor Dorin's--

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Stop! Why bring that up?

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- I'm just worried about her.
- I didn't see it happen.

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I heard a loud crash
and found her lying there.

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I knew we should've
waited for you back there.

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I'm so sorry, Haru.

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Don't sweat it, I'm fine.

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It was a shock, though.

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So the fence on the roof just broke?
That's crazy dangerous, isn't it?

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Yeah, the building isn't even that old.

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- Well, about that...
- What?

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Apparently, Professor Dorin
was a key member of the university board.

258
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- I hear everyone hated her guts.
- Oh, really?

259
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She harassed her subordinates
left and right.

260
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Supposedly, that's the reason
she lost the election for board director.

261
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The university declared this
as an accident,

262
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but it might've been a suicide.

263
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What? She wanted to die over that?

264
00:20:23,868 --> 00:20:26,788
That's only a rumor, right?
Nobody saw it happen.

265
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That's not necessarily the case.

266
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Sorry.

267
00:20:30,875 --> 00:20:33,169
I'm going to start heading back.

268
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Look what you did.

269
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Oh, Professor Lumrong.

270
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Ah, you're the student
who loves to talk through my lectures.

271
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Oh, yeah. I apologize for that.

272
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Were you taking Professor Dorin's class?

273
00:21:15,044 --> 00:21:18,172
No, I didn't know her like that.

274
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She gave me advice from time to time.

275
00:21:23,261 --> 00:21:24,595
I see.

276
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What an unfortunate accident.

277
00:21:29,183 --> 00:21:33,062
Um, it <i>was</i> an accident, right?

278
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Got something to say?

279
00:21:37,442 --> 00:21:38,484
No, it's just...

280
00:21:39,861 --> 00:21:43,448
I feel like someone was there
when she fell.

281
00:21:44,782 --> 00:21:48,036
Have you mentioned this to anyone?

282
00:21:48,119 --> 00:21:50,455
I don't know if I should.

283
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That could make someone a suspect.

284
00:21:56,336 --> 00:21:59,839
Would you be willing
to talk with me about it?

285
00:21:59,922 --> 00:22:01,049
But...

286
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You shouldn't bottle things up
in that tiny body of yours.

287
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Please, come to my laboratory.

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