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Father in heaven,
please stop the demons.
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Stop the demon!
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What a nice piece of ass.
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What a dull job that was.
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I can't believe I couldn't even get hard
playing with those bastards.
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My big asset here is going to waste,
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so just let the others handle it
next time.
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What do you say, Master Yamaji?
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A sword is a weapon
with no will of its own.
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Okay, boss.
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But take it from me,
your pickup lines are outdated as hell.
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Prancing around wearing
those ridiculous ninja scarves
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and obeying some oath or secret code
is just not our style.
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Unless maybe you're still hung up
on an old flame or something.
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The exiles are no longer
considered ninjas.
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We treat them as enemies
the moment they defect.
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Every single one of them
must be eliminated immediately.
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We cannot afford our secret arts
ever coming to light.
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Well, I got to say,
this is one tempting piece of ass.
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Higan, one of the most elite ninja
in the history of Japan.
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He's mastered
countless fighting techniques
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and is merciless when it comes
to eliminating his targets.
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Truly a ninja among ninjas.
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And he's going to be all mine.
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We killed him once already.
Even the doctors pronounced him dead.
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- However, he still lives.
- Really?
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We believe he must have used
his secret art.
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Secret art?
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One of those special techniques, right?
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One that only the old ninjas could use?
How exciting.
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We need to make sure
we eliminate him next time.
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We must find a way to uncover
his technique.
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Thus, preparations are being made
accordingly as we speak.
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There's a quicker solution, you know.
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He'll be clinging to my leg and begging,
"Please let me suck it,"
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after I go give him
a severe ass–kicking.
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Oh, I almost forgot.
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What about that other guy,
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the Reaper?
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Brandishing your sword
with no pride is just violence.
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I taught you that long ago, Zai.
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How many exiled ninjas,
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or rather, your former comrades
have you killed now?
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The organization is corrupt to the core.
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The only reason you kill the exiled
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is because you fear them.
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Those of us who are left
maintain our pride.
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Just look at the fact that you failed
to kill Higan.
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He proved that those of us
who retain our faith in the old ways
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shall not fall to the likes of you.
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Once the other exiled ninjas
get word of that,
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they will surely stand
against you as I have.
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Let me make it painfully clear to you,
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the one who taught you
to wield the blade.
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Young barn swallow yearning
for a nest it cannot reach,
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wretched is the crisp fall wind
for us both.
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It is impossible to defend
against a blade of wind.
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This is my secret art, Flying Swallow.
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You won't evade my technique
a second time.
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Where is your blade?
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Then so be it.
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Now I shall go to the pits of hell
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and wait for you to join me.
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It's probably the Reaper.
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I bet you he's itching to get his hands
on that hot piece of meat.
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I have forbidden him from
engaging Higan in any sort of battle.
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So what are you saying?
You're not gonna let them fight at all?
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I'm telling you, that's bullshit.
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Well, we found evidence
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that this place is being used
by the Chinese mafia to launder money.
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And the fight that broke out was
just a turf war between rival gangs.
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So that's why the case was closed.
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Money laundering, my stinky ass.
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They couldn't even manage
to wash a greasy pan in that dump.
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Just think of it this way.
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You're lucky you won't have to eat
the crappy food there anymore, right?
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Really, Officer?
The bigwigs feed you that line?
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Mike?
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You need to stay focused
on your duties, Mike.
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I won't be able to help you
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if you keep sticking your nose
where it doesn't belong.
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And then we'll have to get that guy
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you were meeting up
with last night involved, as well.
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Think carefully.
You'd be giving up a nice retirement.
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You could be fishing
and drinking whiskey all day.
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I actually prefer Japanese sake
over whiskey these days.
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Then I'll send you some good stuff
and a really nice fishing rod.
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Yeah, thanks. That's nice of you.
Let me guess.
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The rod is made by AUZA, huh?
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You should take some time off.
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People make bad decisions
when they're tired, you know.
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Don't come in again
until your retirement day.
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That's my advice to you
as your ex-partner.
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You burned it. It's all black again.
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That's why I said
you should let me handle it.
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I love you.
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The both of you.
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You got some nerve.
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My navigation
couldn't even find this place.
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It makes it easy for me
to see if anyone's coming.
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I told them I'd pay for damages,
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but I didn't think it would be
for the whole friggin' restaurant.
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I feel bad for the old man that framed him
on some bogus charges.
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We're gonna have to try
and do something about that later.
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You up for some Peking duck?
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That analysis showed that these blades
were made of a special alloy,
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and the patent on that alloy
is held by AUZA, of course.
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It seems pretty obvious
that there's a connection
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between them
and the ninjas who attacked us.
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I'm going to dig a little deeper
and see if I can find any more clues.
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AUZA.
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That company is dangerous.
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They have the FBI in their pocket,
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and now they're wanting me to back off.
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I guess I shouldn't blame them, though,
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considering I almost died back then.
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They killed my family.
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Now I'm going to hunt down every
last one of them and make them pay.
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You plan on murdering them all?
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Just so we're clear,
when it comes down to it,
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I'm going to have to arrest you.
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That being said,
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it looks like I've got a lot of other
dirtbags to handcuff first.
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Protecting citizens from criminals...
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That's what I signed up for,
and it's still my duty.
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Besides, I never liked fishing.
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Anyways, here's to a truce.
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In all my years at the bureau,
I can honestly say
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I've never had the experience
of dealing with shadowy ninja freaks.
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Sharing a drink with someone,
that's how alliances are formed.
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Still can't believe I ended up working
with a sketchy weirdo like you.
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But I got to get back at those bastards.
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For the old man.
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- Wait a sec. This ain't alcohol.
- It's an energy drink.
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Come on, man, seriously?
I'll never understand you ninjas.
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It's not a ninja thing.
It's just what I like to drink.
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Okay, whatever.
Onto our next subject.
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Right now we have a lead with AUZA.
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I've got someone on the way
who knows a thing or two about them.
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Ah, must be them.
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Why did it have to be her?
Why couldn't it be me?
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I'm sorry, Jessie.
You're the only one for me.
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Oh, baby.
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Do you remember what I taught you
back when you were a rookie?
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Never be late for a meeting.
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Great, then, for your next lesson,
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I'm going to have to teach you
the definition of being late.
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Roundabout sarcasm like that
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is totally going to kill your popularity
with the ladies.
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Listen, you're always the one
who shows up late.
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Okay, okay, I get it.
But what else was I supposed to do?
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Not only did I need an excuse
to get out of work,
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but I had to go fetch this baby.
I brought her all the way from home.
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What's this hunk of junk
got to do with anything?
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Hunk a junk?
You got to be freaking kidding me.
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Your ride is what we call a hunk of junk.
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That's a great car.
It got me here on time, didn't it?
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You have no taste whatsoever.
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This is an early model
of a historic economy car
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that was built by one of the best
designers of the 20th century.
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You recognize it?
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It has an air-cooled four-cylinder
1,500cc displacement engine.
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The bodywork,
along with a rear-mounted engine
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and rear-wheel drive,
was its most characteristic feature.
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It's a good car.
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That's a ninja for you.
You have excellent taste.
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Hey, calm down, man.
She's on our side.
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Who do you think analyzed
those futuristic weapons we found?
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I've always been fascinated by ninjas.
Hey, I've got a question for you.
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Is it true you guys plant a bunch of
cannabis to jump over as part of your--
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That's enough.
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I didn't come here to chitchat
about cars or ninjas.
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Right. We're here to talk about AUZA.
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- Please hop in.
- Why? We going somewhere?
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Not exactly.
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Damn it, man, there's no room.
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- Settle down now, boys.
- Scoot over, would you?
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You'll stop all your whining
after you see this.
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Wha?
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- What the...
- Welcome to my pride and joy.
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This is basically a giant moving computer
that I built all by myself.
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All the information you need from all over
the world is right here at my fingertips.
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I researched the company in question
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and found out that AUZA
is a multinational enterprise company
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involved in the development
of military weapons,
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telecommunications, entertainment,
clean energy,
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pretty much every technology
you can think of.
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And they have a high global market
share to boot.
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The rate they've penetrated markets
across the world is insane.
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Their products are constantly replacing
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various software
and hardware systems day after day.
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It's safe to say there's no country
in the world without AUZA now,
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but at the same time, that rapid growth
has given way to a lot of dark rumors.
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What kind of rumors
are you talking about?
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Several key figures
from major rival organizations,
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along with journalists
who were investigating alleged fraud
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and other individuals
who were inconvenient to the company,
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have all died in mysterious ways.
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Even just recently.
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The man you see here
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was one of the top conservative
politicians well-known throughout Europe.
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He refused any and all foreign companies
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from doing business
in his country until a week ago,
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when he passed away
in a sudden car accident.
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His successor
is now doing the exact opposite
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by actively attracting foreign companies
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in the name of improving
domestic technology.
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And one of the companies is...
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- AUZA.
- Correct.
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There have been way too many
convenient deaths during their progress.
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My guess is that ninjas
are the ones behind it all.
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A big international corporation
and ninjas. Well, that's just great.
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If this is all true, then we got
a real nightmare in our hands.
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Magnificent.
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It never ceases to amaze me.
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Sir, regarding the AUZA reactor, the
output has increased since our last test.
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It's now capable of producing 2.2 million
kilowatts of power per second,
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and our wireless power transfer system
is also making good progress.
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This is the light that will
illuminate the future, my friends.
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If we can make
this technology commonplace,
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then the world will never be the same.
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AUZA is the best
and must become the one and only.
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The magic that we produce
will change people's lives forever,
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and in no time at all, AUZA will be
the new standard for the entire world.
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Oh, hey.
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How nice it is to see you here.
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I would suggest that we chat over dinner,
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but seeing as how
you came here directly,
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it must be something urgent, right?
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Yes.
Those are guys from my team.
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We desperately needed to get some field
data on a weapon that we're developing.
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And a ninja is the perfect test subject
since they have superhuman abilities.
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Of course, I made sure
that they targeted an ex-ninja
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who has nothing to do
with your organization.
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Well, okay, then. I'll give you
a proper heads-up next time.
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You see,
what we need is a lot more data.
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It benefits all of us if the weapons...
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We're partners, remember?
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We need to work together
to build a better future.
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Don't you ever pull a stunt
like that again.
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This is considered to be the center
of the huge enterprise known as AUZA.
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It's the starting point if we want
to really know what they're up to
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and how the ninjas figure
into all of this.
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We know their headquarters
are located in AUZA City.
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It's an experimental city
that's run entirely by their organization.
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They use it to test various
new technologies and energy sources.
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What about here?
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Let's get out of here.
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Shit.
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What the hell is happening?
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I think I got him.
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Damn, serious ninja...
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Now we can finally talk.
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Higan.
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