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Alliance
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So, why have you gathered us all here?
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We've really got a lot
on our plates right now.
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Can we just go?
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Please, wait!
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I brought you all here to ask
for your help with a plan.
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A plan?
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Yes. If the eight of us work together,
we can all share the prize,
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and escape the Liar Game
while we're at it!
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No way!
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How?!
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I put my heart and soul into
explaining things to them.
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And in the end...
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Wow!
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I like this plan!
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But we'd each only win
a little over 40 million yen.
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Forty million is more than enough!
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Beats being 100 million
in debt if we lose.
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I'd count myself lucky just to break even!
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Did you think all this up?
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No, it was him. Akiyama-san.
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Akiyama-san, you rock!
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Wait, huh?
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Michiko Takada
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His nametag says something different...
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He's participating on
behalf of someone else.
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A ringer, eh?
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Still, can this really be so easy?
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What if the tournament office
cheats or something?
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They won't cheat.
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They have no reason to.
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What do you mean?
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These games are designed for them to make
big money without the need to cheat.
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In order to keep your full prize,
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you have to proceed to the next round.
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If you want to drop out,
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you have to return half of your winnings.
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There's a 50% house cut baked in.
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I see...
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But how can we be sure none
of us will betray our alliance?
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What do you mean?
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This plan requires one winner
to take the pot for the rest.
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Isn't it possible the winner might leave
without sharing their winnings?
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Not a problem.
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If you agree to participate in this plan,
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we'll be hammering out
an ironclad contract.
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I'm in. It's best to keep it all business.
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A contract would certainly
establish trust.
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And so, we wrote up a contract.
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On this day, the 21st of June, 2026, I hereby swear to act as part of a team of eight
in Minority Rule, the second round of the Liar Game, under the following conditions:
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1.\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hAs part of the team, I will act as decided in advance by the team.
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2.\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hThe winner of this second-round game, in order to drop out before the third,
\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hwill pay half of the 2.1 billion prize money (1.05 billion yen) to the LGT Office.
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3.\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hOf the remaining 1.05 billion yen, the winner will pay the 100-million-yen debt of each of the seven prior losers,
\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\htotaling 700 million yen.
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4.\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hThe remaining 350 million yen will be split among the eight team members in equal amounts of 43.75 million yen.
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It obligated all of us to vote
in the assigned manner,
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and for the final winner to divide
the prize as agreed in advance.
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Anyone failing to follow the rules
would be forced to pay full damages.
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Nao Kanzaki
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Jun Hosoe
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Reina Nishihara
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Yuki Makihara
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This will get us through, won't it?
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But why did you choose the six of us?
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In truth, there's someone dangerous
we're calling "X" among the participants.
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Someone dangerous? "X"?
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The player named Michiko Takada
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came here to return the 100 million
she'd won in the first round.
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But a certain young man pretended
to be a Liar Game official
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and stole her 100 million.
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I see. So you chose five women
and my decidedly not-young self.
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And Akiyama-san is participating
as Takada-san's proxy?
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Does X have any distinguishing features?
Is there a player you suspect?
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We have no idea.
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I find myself suspecting everyone...
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Especially Number 15.
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Number 15?! What a coincidence!
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I also thought he was behaving strangely!
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You did, Hitomi-san?
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I mean, he acts like he doesn't
have a care in the world!
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If he's got a 100-million-yen check
in his pocket, that would explain it.
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I knew it! He's X!
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Enough of the cloak-and-dagger drama.
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As long as he's not on our team,
our victory is guaranteed.
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For now, at least.
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This is such a huge relief, though.
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We have a foolproof strategy,
so we can just rest easy now, right?
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We absolutely cannot rest easy!
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Most of all, we have to watch out for X!
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What if he catches wind of our plan
and tries to sabotage us?
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Then I guess we should make sure
no one knows about our group.
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That's right.
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When the game starts tomorrow,
let's refrain from any team huddles.
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Instead, talk to the other players
as much as possible.
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Though I'm not sure how much
anyone will want to talk.
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We still have to try.
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Number 15, in particular, needs
to be watched like a hawk.
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Let's make this plan a success!
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Right?
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Right!
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We will now begin the first
round of Minority Rule.
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Our historic first questioner
of the game will be...
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Number 1, please come up to the stage.
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B-Between baseball and soccer...
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I think baseball is better.
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What a wonderful topic!
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"Between baseball and soccer,
I think baseball is better."
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If you agree baseball
is better, vote "yes."
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If you think soccer is better, vote "no."
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Let the game begin!
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The Minority Rule game was on.
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We were forbidden from leaving the room
while the game was in progress.
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Smartphones and other devices
were confiscated, as well.
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Nao, I'm starting to get nervous.
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What if X has a plan to outsmart us?
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Oh, no!
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If we see Number 15 win
this first round and survive,
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that's when we should really be afraid.
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I started keeping my eye
on Number 15 exclusively.
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But he didn't do anything
suspicious that I could see.
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As we'd discussed, members of our group
began interacting with other players.
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But Akiyama-san stayed quiet
and watched, as always.
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At any rate, the venue was
as peaceful as could be.
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You would have hardly known we all
had 100 million yen on the line.
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Three minutes remain.
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And when that announcement
rang out, the voting began...
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in a perfectly orderly fashion.
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It is time.
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That started the tally.
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Our team had decided the day before
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to divide along these lines.
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And when I saw the result...
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Ten votes for "yes."
Twelve votes for "no."
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Accordingly, the yeses win.
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I won!
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I must now ask those who
voted "no" to leave at once.
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"Yes" was the minority!
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I'm still in the game!
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Looks like we're gone now...
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We're counting on you.
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Nao.
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Take a good look at the board.
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Akiyama-san!
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This is terrible! Number 15 survived!
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I see.
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But more importantly...
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Something strange is going on here.
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This whole setup...
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Something's off.
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Off?
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You don't sense it?
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No.
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The game just now...
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It was the barest minimum split,
ten to twelve.
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If the next round also splits
into the minimum of four to six,
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it'd suggest we're acting
under the worst-case scenario.
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The ten remaining players
will proceed to the second round.
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Our questioner will be...
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What do we do? Change up the plan?
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No, we'll proceed as we are.
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Number 11, please come up to the stage.
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Watch everyone even more closely.
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Okay.
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Please pose your topic.
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Uh, well...
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Between S and M, I'm definitely an S.
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We have our topic.
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Those who consider
themselves an S, vote "yes."
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Those who feel they are an M, vote "no."
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Come on, let's split up.
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Um, Akiyama-san...
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What do "S" and "M" mean?
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Huh?
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W-Well...
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I-It's like... playing offense or defense.
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S stands for sword,
and M stands for moat.
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I see.
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Where there had been 22 players,
there were now ten.
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Anyone acting suspiciously
was bound to stand out.
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The food here is really something.
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I wonder how much it cost.
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Have you noticed anything, Hitomi-san?
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Akiyama-san said that
this whole thing is... off.
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Off?
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You think he's up to something?
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He didn't say it was because of Number 15,
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but he made it sound like
someone's plotting something.
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What could it be?
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All right. I'll use the next six hours
to feel out the other players.
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Don't take your eyes
off Number 15. All right?
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Right.
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I kept a close eye on Number 15.
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But I didn't see him do anything suspect.
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Time passed, and that was all.
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We only have an hour left.
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We need to decide who's voting yes and no.
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Which do you prefer, Hitomi-san?
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Let's see. I'll go for yes.
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I'm an S all the way!
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What about you?
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I'm fine either way.
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Vote yes, then!
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If I end up staying in,
I'd love to have you with me.
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We girls are in this together.
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Well...
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Or are you with Akiyama to the end?
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You two together or something?
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Oh, no, certainly not!
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The truth was that I'd hoped to stay
with Akiyama-san through it all.
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But...
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No, it's best if we split up this time.
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You and I were the ones
who proposed the alliance.
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If we're always joined at the hip,
people might get suspicious.
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We need to prioritize team unity for now.
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I've decided to split up
with Akiyama-san this time.
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Great, then it's just us girls!
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But he says if we split up,
we shouldn't have just women on one side.
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If something happens, it would be better
to have a male-female pair stick around.
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So Akiyama-san thinks
Matsubara-san and I should vote no,
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and the two of you should vote yes.
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I see.
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We finished the second-round voting
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and awaited the tally.
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I will now announce the votes.
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Number 12: "No."
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Number 3: "Yes."
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Number 1: "No."
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If the next round also splits
into the minimum of four to six,
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it'd suggest we're acting
under the worst-case scenario.
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Don't tell me...
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We have our result!
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With a vote of four to six,
the yeses are in the minority.
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It's just as Akiyama-san predicted!
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The majority "no" voters
must now leave the venue.
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Akiyama-san, Hitomi-san... Good luck!
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What I spied then
sent a chill up my spine.
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Hey, X is still here, isn't he?
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Yes.
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That is all for today.
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Tomorrow, we will begin at eight
and resume with these four players.
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Now, do enjoy your respite.
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Nao Kanzaki
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Hello?
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Oh, it's you. Where are you?
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At home. I just got in.
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Did the tournament office
hound you for money?
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No. Not yet.
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Anyway, I guess things turned out
the way you feared they would, huh?
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Yeah, X is definitely up to something.
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I knew it...
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Mind if I hang up now?
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If I don't get to work, we'll lose
in tomorrow's game for sure.
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We'll lose?!
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So goodnight.
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What do I do? What do I do?!
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I couldn't stop fretting.
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So the next morning, I went to the
building where the game was taking place.
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What? You're here?
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I was too nervous to stay home...
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That's no reason to come all
the way back to the venue.
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But it's not just me.
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I ran into that Number 1 fellow.
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He seemed nervous, too...
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Mr. Number 22.
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The game will be starting soon.
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Please come to the meeting room.
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I'll call you back when it's over.
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Go home at once.
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Go home at once.
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Number 3, please come up to the stage.
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Me?! Oh, goodness...
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Let's see. What should I pick?
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Oh, I know.
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Out of the four of us,
I'm the one who will win!
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We have another wonderful topic.
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"Out of the four of us,
I'm the one who will win."
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Those who think they will win, vote "yes."
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Those who think they will lose, vote "no."
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Let the game begin!
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I'm so bored.
There's nothing to do at this point.
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But that means X can't
do anything either, right?
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What do you think you're doing?
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This will make it harder to open,
so my vote should be tallied last.
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At least, that's the idea.
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What does the order matter?
It won't change the result.
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True enough.
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Why, if it isn't Nao-chan!
What are you doing here?
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Oh, the lawyer!
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You lost yesterday, didn't you?
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Shouldn't you be out there
earning money to pay your debt?
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I-I haven't lost yet!
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We're going to win for sure!
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"We're going to win for sure"?
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Two of the remaining four
are working with me.
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We have a surefire strategy!
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A surefire strategy, huh?
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And yet you still came
because you're worried, right?
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The vote should be wrapping up soon.
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Well? You wanna come watch?
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What? Is that all right?
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Sure. Come on in.
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Thank you so much!
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Time is up.
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Akiyama-san!
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Nao! What are you doing here?
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What is the meaning of this?
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Um, one of the officials said I could
watch if I stay behind the ropes.
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Yes, that is acceptable.
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The voting has just concluded.
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Now, let us tally the votes.
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It'll be all right, won't it, Akiyama-san?
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I've done everything I can, at least.
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First, Number 11...
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"No."
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Next, Number 3...
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"Yes."
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Number 15...
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This will decide it.
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Our team has one vote
each for yes and no.
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If Number 15 votes yes,
it'll be a two-to-two tie.
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But if he votes no, we win!
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Please, let it be no! Let it be no!
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Number 15: "No."
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We did it! We win!
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Akiyama-san! We win, don't we?!
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All thanks to your flawless plan!
X didn't stand a chance!
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Come on, would you chill out already?
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Hitomi-san, we did it!
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We won, didn't we?!
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I'm so happy!
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Hitomi-san?
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Nao, you really are stupid.
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"We" didn't win.
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I won.
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Huh? What are you
talking about, Hitomi-san?
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And for your information,
my name isn't Hitomi.
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My real name is Yuji Fukunaga.
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Hitomi Miyahara is my roommate.
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I borrowed her invite to the Liar Game.
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Ms. Hitomi Miyahara
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Welcome to Round 2
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Yuji Fukunaga? But that
sounds like a man's name...
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That's right. The truth is...
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I am a man!
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Just someone you could
call female-presenting.
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You had no idea?
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I don't know what you're...
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And that's not all.
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I'm actually X.
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What?!
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In other words, the "young man"
who stole this from Michiko Takada...
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was none other than me.
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You really don't have
a brain in your head!
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You seriously let X onto your own team!
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And in addition to being "X," I'm not
Hitomi Miyahara, but Yuji Fukunaga.
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Do you realize what that means?
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I used "Hitomi Miyahara" on that contract.
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But that isn't my real name.
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Hitomi Miyahara
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It's not the signature of the
real Hitomi Miyahara, either.
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In other words, you can't enforce
that ridiculous contract on me!
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That 2.1 billion is all mine!
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And you absolute fools fell for my trap!
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No... That can't be...
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Next Time
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