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00:19I'm reading philosophy, four hours a week, I'm glad you made that.
00:32All right, Mikey, how's it going?
00:34Yeah?
00:35Yeah.
00:36All right.
00:37There you go, that.
00:39Now?
00:40Yes.
00:41All right, everyone.
00:47Back to mine.
00:48I've got a surprise.
01:00What do you think, Mikey?
01:05Mikey?
01:07Mikey!
01:12You know, Oscar Wilde said that opium is the quickest route to embracing the fullness
01:18of life.
01:20Marabella?
01:25Marabella?
01:28Marabella?
01:47Marabella?
01:51Blake?
01:51The Home Secretary would like to see you, sir.
01:55Thought he might.
01:58Oh, Liverpool Council Estate and Oxford University.
02:01That's all of England right there.
02:02Home Secretary won every death. It's a tragedy.
02:04He was 15, and she was a Cabinet Minister's daughter.
02:07Some deaths were more tragic than others.
02:08Customs have recorded an increase in seizures of heroin for several months.
02:12Now heroin has a face.
02:13A poor boy for the tabloids, a rich girl for the broadsheets,
02:15and the Prime Minister reads every page.
02:17Look, the economic situation is irreversible.
02:20The country is heading for recession.
02:22Mrs. Thatcher needs a crisis she can solve, and here it is.
02:25In the coming days, she will call the heroin crisis a national emergency,
02:29announce life sentences for drug dealers,
02:31and declare that her government will stop heroin from coming into the country,
02:34which means you need to stop heroin from coming into the country,
02:37or I will find others who can.
02:39Stopping contraband entering the country is the job of Her Majesty's Customs,
02:41and our job alone.
02:43The Americans have declared a war on drugs,
02:45whilst we appear to have hoisted a white flag.
02:47The DEA has a budget of a billion dollars,
02:49shares technology with NASA,
02:50and is permitted to undertake undercover operations anywhere in the world.
02:53British customs investigators are poorly equipped,
02:56entirely untrained,
02:57and curtailed by regulation.
03:00What would you need?
03:01A year,
03:03an enhanced budget,
03:05permission to hire specialists,
03:07and operational freedom.
03:09Six months,
03:10no new people,
03:10no new money,
03:11but as much freedom as you want.
03:14And what might you hope we achieve,
03:16Home Secretary,
03:16with such vast resources?
03:18Identify those who are bringing heroin into the country,
03:20and stop them from doing so,
03:21or I will propose a parliamentary bill,
03:23reassigning responsibility for border security to the police.
03:26That won't be necessary, sir.
03:28You think a few customs officers can take on the biggest drug gangs in Britain?
03:33Absolutely.
03:35Jesus Christ.
03:36How would we do it?
03:38With great fucking difficulty.
03:40We're in danger of losing control of the border dogs,
03:42so how would we do it?
03:44Undercover operations,
03:45infiltration,
03:45extreme danger,
03:46all the things that took this job to get away from.
03:49What would you need?
03:50Volunteers,
03:51and some ways to train them,
03:52while I work out if there's any worth keeping.
03:53The Majesty's customs employs 20,000 people.
03:56There have to be a few who can do this.
03:59You know how long I spent undercover,
04:01and you know what it did to me.
04:03You'd be surprised how few people can do it.
04:05You'd be even more surprised when you work out which ones they are.
04:15Hello.
04:16Good morning, sir.
04:17I'm from the Vice Division of Her Majesty's Customs.
04:19Did you attempt to illegally import a magazine from Germany
04:22called No Limit Nympho Nurses?
04:26Did I?
04:28Oh, gosh.
04:29I mean,
04:30it doesn't sound like me.
04:31Right.
04:32Could it have been a neighbour?
04:34I mean,
04:35there's a chap over the road who wears shorts all year round.
04:40Do you want me to go and talk to your neighbours about this?
04:42No.
04:43No.
04:46You bought 500 cast areas from a sales agent in China
04:49and imported them without paying VAT,
04:51which is a problem.
04:52Storage.
04:53If I import it here and keep it in storage,
04:55I can pay the VAT any time before I flog it.
04:57Yes, but you imported 500 and there are 417 here.
05:02Must have fallen off the lorry.
05:04They're being sold at a stall in Wafflestown Market.
05:06Are they?
05:09I saw you drop them off, mate.
05:13What kind of VAT officer follows a boat to a Wafflestown Market?
05:16A bored one.
05:17Come on.
05:28Mr. McLean's office.
05:30Can you hold, please?
05:33Yes.
05:34It's the Treasury.
05:35No.
05:39I'm afraid he's unavailable at the moment.
05:41Can I take a message?
05:54Can you come on me, please, sir?
05:55Just a random check.
06:00What have I done to deserve this?
06:02Nothing.
06:02That's why it's called random.
06:04You love this, don't you?
06:05Your little uniform, your little bit of power.
06:08And your sharp object, sir.
06:21You should go.
06:23Go away.
06:27You should go.
06:38Starts off as a straightforward period rock, but the banquet scene offers full genital exposure
06:42by several cast members.
06:44Now, don't be fooled by the chap in the suit of Arnicate.
06:46If you look closely, you'll see he's hanging out the front of it.
06:59I'll be nervous, will you, Lord?
07:16For anyone who doesn't know me, I am Angus Blake, Director of Investigations for Her Majesty's
07:19Customs.
07:21This is my Head of Operations, Don Clark.
07:23All right.
07:24We're holding a three-week top-secret training program for new recruits, and are looking
07:28throughout the agency for those who we think might offer us what we need to attempt something
07:32we've never done before.
07:33What's the investigation?
07:35Did you miss the secret bit?
07:36For security reasons, only those who complete the three weeks will learn what the investigation
07:41entails.
07:42Would this be a promotion?
07:43For some, it would technically be a demotion.
07:45Where's the training?
07:46It's a residential program.
07:47Is that overtime, then?
07:48No.
07:49Well, if it's residential training, it has to be overtime.
07:51We can't take you if you're deaf, mate.
07:53Would we get an idea?
07:54For what?
07:55Lunch money.
07:56Lunch money?
07:57What are you?
07:58Twelve?
07:59If you've asked a question, then please leave the room.
08:10This is not about money, or promotion, or the three weeks.
08:15This is about ours offering those who are suitable a new life.
08:18A new reality of adventure, danger, and the opportunity to serve your country.
08:25It will be the greatest challenge of your lives.
08:27And only a few of you will be capable of meeting it.
08:29Your bus will leave from outside this building at nine o'clock tomorrow morning.
08:32If you're satisfied with your lives, if you're content, if you feel you're achieving everything
08:35you can achieve in this world, then don't get on it.
08:46That's it.
08:55Are you going, then?
08:57I don't know.
08:59They won't tell us what it is.
09:02Well, do you hope not?
09:03It fits investigations.
09:06I wouldn't know anyone.
09:09Then see it as an opportunity.
09:12When was the last time you made a new friend?
09:141978.
09:15Didn't last.
09:18And it's three weeks away, Soph.
09:22No.
09:23What?
09:23I'll not let you hide behind us.
09:26I'm not.
09:29If you don't go, it's your decision.
09:32Three weeks is nothing.
09:34If it gives you what you need.
10:00This place belongs to the Spooks, which means it isn't really here.
10:04And neither are you.
10:06So, no television, no newspapers, no phone calls home.
10:11Oh, it's my son's birthday on Tuesday.
10:14Great.
10:15Stay on the bus.
10:16We'll drop you at the station.
10:17It's all a happy birthday from me.
10:29Right.
10:30So, the first stage of any investigation is data.
10:34And you're in luck there, because customs can request more data than any other agency.
10:40But getting the data is the easy bit.
10:42The hard part is recognising what it's telling you.
10:45These are travel, banking, and customs records.
10:48In there, somewhere, is a marijuana importation conspiracy.
10:53Find it, and tell me the name of the bloke in charge.
10:55This is confidential information.
10:58We shouldn't be using this.
11:05Do you want me to go?
11:06Yeah, I reckon so.
11:13Right, the rest of you.
11:15Is it the accountant?
11:16You what, love?
11:19Is it the accountant?
11:20Uh, yeah, it is.
11:23Bloody hell, well done.
11:27We're not the police.
11:28We're not the spooks.
11:29There's no safety net.
11:31Which means when you investigate dangerous people,
11:33the only thing stopping very bad things happening to you
11:36is getting very good at things like this.
12:04There I go.
12:08Operational independence.
12:10That's the only way this job works.
12:13When you're out there on your own,
12:14that means thinking on your feet.
12:15That means one after another,
12:17you will come into this pub to meet me.
12:20I am a street-level drug dealer.
12:23First link in the chain, you need to ID me,
12:25which means you need to get my name and address.
12:28Think about how you'll get it.
12:33I'm afraid I have to go abroad on business.
12:36It's drugs business.
12:38But I could update you on my progress by letter,
12:41if you wouldn't mind providing your address.
12:45That is well for.
12:54Are you local to the area?
12:58Safe journey, I'm well for.
13:00Yeah.
13:06The deal's off.
13:08Why?
13:09None of your fucking business.
13:12Why?
13:13I got his copper paid off.
13:14And he's got his hands on a list of active phone types,
13:17names, addresses,
13:19and I'm bloody on it.
13:22You might be too.
13:25Well done.
13:28To make it in this game,
13:30you need a plan,
13:32you need a persona,
13:34and you need to believe in them both.
13:57I'm going to make something.
14:02Keeping your head down, aren't you?
14:04Which is smart,
14:05but it only gets you so far.
14:07Eventually, you've got to show me what you can do.
14:10Ready when you are, mate.
14:13Ecstasy, they're calling it.
14:15Standing in a warehouse in Leeds,
14:17listening to that racket,
14:18and calling it ecstasy,
14:19they've got to be taking the piss.
14:22Get in there, buy some pills,
14:23get the name of the dealer,
14:24and set up a proper deal.
14:31Get in there, buy some pills,
15:00I'll take two.
15:01All right?
15:0440 quid, I'm not paying,
15:06and you'll not be making it out of here, mate.
15:08I've got a club down south when I'm dry,
15:10so I'll try them,
15:11and if they're any good,
15:12I'll take 500.
15:18Come to me then.
15:20Not all of us yet.
15:22Yeah.
15:32What are you up to there, kid?
15:34Leeds CID.
15:35You want to tell us what you've just bought?
15:37I don't know what you're talking about, lad.
15:38We both saw you taken,
15:39which is called a corroborated account.
15:40But you could call it six months.
15:42We'll nick the dealer next.
15:43You tell us what he sawed you,
15:44and get off with a caution.
15:45I told you I don't know what you're talking about,
15:47so why don't you piss off and let me go on?
15:48What the fuck do you think you're talking to?
15:56Last chance.
15:57Yeah, you've said that a few times now, mate.
15:59Forget the drugs.
16:00We're going to book you for assaulting a police officer.
16:03There's not a judge in the country
16:04that won't give you time for that.
16:06Well, maybe we deal with it here.
16:08My mate's on his way back from hospital.
16:10I reckon he'd like a word with you when he gets here.
16:12Didn't go too well from last time, did it?
16:14No.
16:16He's all yours, Dom.
16:20I should nick him for what he did to Turner.
16:21Turner's fine.
16:22He's just winded.
16:23Winded?
16:24He was Spark Elm.
16:25Well, it's time to duck next time.
16:30Heard it was a hell of a jab.
16:32This was you.
16:33Why didn't you tell them you were a customs officer?
16:35Because I wasn't.
16:36Not in there.
16:36You told us to believe in our personas,
16:38so we're right out.
16:39You're a boxer.
16:40Useful.
16:42You can't go around thumping coppers, though.
16:44They can get a bit funny about that.
16:45What is this?
16:46This is the job.
16:48For it, isn't it?
16:50At first, anyway.
16:52So how do you end up pulling suitcases?
16:54How does anyone...
16:57by mistake?
17:00You're making me do more than the others.
17:02I have to.
17:09Because I can see that you'll work alone.
17:12And I worked alone, so I know what it does to you.
17:15Being out there.
17:16No support.
17:17Knowing...
17:18One wrong word, one wrong decision, and you're a goner.
17:21You have to decide whether you've got that in you.
17:25I'll be honest.
17:26There's part of me that hopes you don't.
17:28Part of me hopes you don't end up out there on your own,
17:30because it's...
17:33Well, it takes a lot out of you, so...
17:36Some people are cut out for it, and some people aren't.
17:38And, uh, yeah, just think on that.
17:49This was Tuesday.
17:50The Prime Minister's visit to the customs at Heathrow
17:53underlined the high priority which she's now giving to the drugs crisis.
17:56After inspecting an average week's wall,
17:58she had this message for the drug traffickers.
18:00I'll ask to you.
18:01The pursuit will be relentless.
18:04Relentless.
18:06The effort will get greater and greater
18:08until we've beaten you.
18:09The penalty will be long prison sentences.
18:11The penalty will be confiscation of everything you've ever got
18:14from drug smuggling.
18:15So stop it.
18:16We shall make your life not worth living.
18:17There has been a huge increase in the quantity of drugs
18:19seized by the customs over the past four years,
18:22particularly in the amount of heroin.
18:24This is such an important thing,
18:25and so important for the protection of our young people
18:28and for everyone,
18:29that it mustn't be hampered for lack of resources.
18:31We've never, never skimped in any way
18:33on the resources for law and order.
18:39Our war has started out there.
18:43People will read about it.
18:45They'll watch it on their TV.
18:47But, uh, we won't.
18:49We'll be too busy fighting it.
18:50So it's heroin?
18:52It's heroin.
18:53And it's just us.
18:54It's just us.
18:55Sorry, when you say war,
18:57what exactly might that entail?
18:59Well, we work out how it's coming in,
19:01and then we stop it coming in.
19:05But first, I need to tell you about legends.
19:07That's what we call them, you see.
19:09The identities we use when we work undercover.
19:12The lives that we build.
19:13The people we build.
19:15And before you can become a legend,
19:16you need to understand what that means.
19:36So you got through, then?
19:38Looks like it.
19:43What happens now?
19:44I don't know.
19:45But we don't have to worry about that right now, do we?
19:53You should go away more often.
20:12Hello?
20:14Inigo Wharf, 6am.
20:48Oh, you made it.
20:50Hold on.
20:51Right, now, when you're followed, and you will be followed,
20:55you can't be leading them back to Custom House, so we work here now.
20:58It's bloody bleak, isn't it?
21:01Erin, you ready?
21:03Yeah, yeah, I think so.
21:07What time did you get in?
21:09Get in? I haven't been home.
21:12Heroin is about growth.
21:16So, these are all deaths where opium was mentioned on the death certificate ten years ago.
21:22There were a few dozen.
21:24Then, the growth.
21:26In the last two years, they've doubled each year.
21:30That's usage. We need to look at supply.
21:32So, to get to the dealers, Donald and I requested all arrests nationwide for possession of more than ten grams
21:39of heroin,
21:39which, from 1980 to last year, shows similar growth.
21:45But, in these arrests, I found two interesting areas of over-representation.
21:51So, firstly, Liverpool addresses around the north of England and Scotland, which makes sense.
21:56Liverpool's a port city with established criminal networks.
21:59And then, there was this.
22:02So, these arrests are all men with London addresses and surnames of Turkish heritage,
22:06which also makes sense.
22:08Around three-quarters of European opium importation runs through Turkey.
22:12So, the heroin market is growing at an extremely rapid rate,
22:17and there are clear indicators that two criminal organisations are competing to serve it.
22:21One in the London Turkish community, one in Liverpool.
22:24We need to infiltrate them both, work out their importation techniques, and stop them.
22:31And now, I really do need to pop home and check on my cat.
22:35Erin will be providing logistical support for both operations from here.
22:39Okay.
22:40Guy, you take London.
22:42Kate and Bailey, Liverpool.
22:46That means that from tomorrow, all three of you will disappear.
22:49So, tonight, you should say your goodbyes.
23:04You're sending Guy into the field alone without support.
23:08I think he can do it.
23:10If you can't?
23:12I think he can do it.
23:15It's much pleasanter at home, thought poor Alice,
23:19when one wasn't always growing larger and smaller,
23:23and being ordered about by mice and rabbits.
23:26I almost wish I hadn't gone down that rabbit hole.
23:29And yet, and yet...
23:31I made something for you.
23:33Oh, yeah?
23:34What's that then?
23:35It's secret.
23:36We don't have secrets.
23:38Yes, we do.
23:39You won't tell me where you're going.
23:41It's work.
23:43You work at the airport?
23:45Usually, yeah.
23:46But this is something different.
23:49You used to tell me you're a pilot.
23:52Yeah, well...
23:53I thought that sounded more exciting.
23:57Will you be back soon?
24:01You won't even notice I've gone.
24:27You won't even notice I've gone.
24:32If you ever see anything around here,
24:35or anyone that doesn't look right,
24:38then you're to call this number.
24:42I'm not supposed to tell you any more than that.
24:45Good.
24:47The less I know, the more I can pretend that you'll be safe.
24:52I'll be safe.
24:55I'll be safe.
24:55Yeah, maybe not that much better at lying.
25:01Crime, proper crime, requires a community,
25:04because that's where proper crime hides.
25:06You need to identify and infiltrate that criminal community.
25:10You can infiltrate it through an introduction
25:12from someone who fits into that community,
25:14or through your legends,
25:15which are property developers up from London
25:18looking for land in the North West
25:19for regeneration projects.
25:21That explains why we're in Liverpool,
25:22and it lets us go wherever we want.
25:24Work out of Manchester Custom House.
25:25Liverpool's too close.
25:27Use these sparingly.
25:28They cost a bloody fortune.
25:29Don't be calling home on them either.
25:33Company paperwork,
25:34hotel booking,
25:36list of industrial plots for sale in Liverpool,
25:39and...
25:40some maps.
25:46Legend?
25:46Guy Stanton.
25:47I'm keeping my first name,
25:48so I'll always react to it.
25:49Fine.
25:50It's not about the name, it's about the story.
25:51Import-export.
25:52Business up the spout.
25:53Divorce.
25:54Drug smuggling.
25:55I hope there's more to him than that.
25:56There's more to him than that.
25:57We've got you a council flat in Green Lanes,
25:59the largest Turkish community in London.
26:01Here's a driving licence,
26:03council payments book,
26:04and some mail.
26:06I'll need company paperwork.
26:07And an office.
26:08I'm working on the paperwork.
26:09Can't do the office.
26:10Why not?
26:11Because I've got a tin-pot budget,
26:12and getting you like everything you need
26:13means me going out to beg, steal,
26:14and borrow from wherever I can.
26:15Me having a story that don't back up
26:17feels dangerous.
26:17Oh, did I not tell you it was dangerous?
26:19Sorry, it must have slipped my mind.
26:20Yeah, it's dangerous.
26:22It's all very dangerous.
26:26I hope there's no you can see.
26:31I thought I'd like to be the last day
26:31that your hands will feel.
26:34Your final flight can't be delayed.
26:40No major sky is so serene.
26:44Your big fat lips let go of the stream.
26:47You flying man, time of the sea.
26:52Sometimes I
26:57Fantasize
26:58When the streets are cold below me
27:02And the cars they burn below me
27:06Don't these times
27:08Fill your eyes
27:12When the streets are cold below me
27:16And the cars they burn below me
27:19Are you all alone?
27:22Hey! Jesus! What do you want?
27:24Nothing.
27:26Only customers park here.
27:29Right, yeah. Fair enough.
28:14Hey! What did we tell you?
28:16Gold! Gold! Gold!
28:17What? What?
28:19Look here!
28:21Fire!
28:23Fire!
28:28Fire!
28:48Fire!
28:49Fire!
28:50Fire!
28:51beats
28:51Fire!
28:52Fire!
28:53Fire!
29:07looks like the turks don't like drugs being sold in their own manner but i don't think they're
29:11selling it there either that makes sense the turkish arrests are for high quantities all
29:14around the uk and very few in london so they bought it and sold it on also good
29:19it's the importation we need to get her it would be good if i had any shot of getting in
29:23there
29:23which i don't know without an introduction i believe it or not i can help you there
29:43you cannot just arrive like these i'm a busy man if you want a meeting with mil on us you
29:49ask for a
29:50meeting with mil on us you do not just arrive this is guy yeah i want this guy what we're
29:56looking
29:56into the green lanes turks you want him oh dear god i've spoken to the parole board you have a
30:03few
30:03months left that can become a few hours and we can oversee your parole use our terms
30:10usual terms mr blake yeah you are my friend you are my brother bonded in blood him him i don't
30:18know
30:19i don't know you either mate you do this work and you do not know me on us oh my
30:23friend you are fucked
30:24so you're a turk i'm a greek we hate the turks and they hate us but uh not me
30:32the greeks hate me so um the turks love me so i can help you with the turks do you
30:41know why no fear
30:46you must think about your funeral do you know why why don't you just finish your fucking sentences if
30:51they cut us they will kill us i guess that bit you know they will kill us and yet you
30:57come here to
30:57ask me who you do not know to help you an amateur in such a thing i'm the amateur why
31:03are you the one
31:03banged up this is how you speak to the great mil on us if customs oversees your parole then i
31:08reckon
31:08that means customs can end your parole at any time which means i can at any time send the great
31:13mil on us back inside so stop pissing about and let's get you out of here i like him
31:28i like him
31:3815 he was the kid his mom thought he was playing football
31:43and they're still not exactly hiding are they
31:49they're the first link in the chain you need to know who's supplying them
31:51them looking for deliveries whatever that looks like
31:57oh shit they're just kids aren't they
32:01kids they're spots
32:18good guy who controls the turks operation
32:23a gun look i are the king of green lanes how do i get to him
32:27uh huh slowly but you can help of course he is hakan but uh i am mil on us once
32:35i am back i can get you to him
32:37this is i knew back i am out but i am not back many men come out of prison very
32:44few come back
32:51you are still alive i can't believe it's good to see you
32:54and you still so fun
32:56hello mil on us
32:57like a like a hippopotamus
33:00baklava
33:00old turkis no greek
33:02okay
33:07wait here
33:19you took a sense
33:22i will get your money mil on us
33:23you thought mil on us is away
33:26he might not come back so i will take a sense
33:29i will get it
33:31i will get it please
33:33mil on us please
33:34not you
33:38tomorrow
33:39tomorrow
33:41double
33:46double
33:51okay
33:53okay
33:57my baklava
33:59and it is free
34:00yes mil on us
34:01good boy
34:01let's go
34:03nice to see you my friend say hello to your wife
34:05and you
34:07good god
34:07no more baklava for him
34:16i'll never fucking do that again
34:18now i am back
34:21now we can go to hakan
34:24they're busy aren't they
34:25cool they are
34:26it can be hard living on an estate like this
34:28some people look for an escape
34:31and that's what they're selling
34:39hang on
34:40that's the second time i've seen that van today
34:43mr pit likes me delivering bread
34:48mil on us
34:49just down already causing trouble
34:51i only cause good trouble
34:53i hope so
34:54this is my friend
34:57friends can search mil on us
34:59quite right
35:00i have a drink
35:24see
35:27he's a good boy
35:30he's a good boy
35:31that's hakan
35:32how do we gain this
35:33when they invite us
35:35when they invite us
35:37mel on us
35:39hmm
35:42zeki
35:44zeki
35:45you were a kid
35:51and now i'm not
35:53who's he
35:54hey this guy
35:57he's in our business
35:58we would like to meet with hakan
36:02everybody would like to meet with hakan
36:04you say no to mil on us
36:06hakan says no to mil on us
36:13all right
36:14another time
36:15maybe
36:20okay
36:20i must go
36:21i have a meeting
36:22what
36:22i finish your drink
36:25they are expensive
36:26so i will free
36:27for me yes
36:28they are free
36:29because you pay
36:30i see you tomorrow
36:43we're too far back
36:44we always have a covering car
36:45that's when don's too
36:46yeah well don's not here is he
36:47and you're gonna lose him
36:48we'll only lose him if he spots us
37:00shit
37:05turn around
37:06you might have seen us
37:07we should come off him
37:08he just bloody turned around baggy
37:09it doesn't mean he's seen us
37:11i guess we'll soon find out
37:53what the fuck is this
38:00this is a strange place for a man like you to live
38:02fucking tell me about it
38:05who are you
38:07i'm guy
38:08do you have a wife
38:09does it look like it
38:10children
38:11hope not
38:11says your father's name
38:12running
38:13where does he live
38:13under a gravestone
38:14what school did you go to
38:16fullham palace road
38:17burnt down in 75
38:19wasn't me
38:25who are you
38:27you know who i am
38:29you can see who i am
38:32now get the fuck out my flat
38:36your legend
38:37has to come from you
38:38or it won't work
38:39your legend has to be part of you
38:42or it won't work
38:43when legends don't work
38:45people die
38:48there are two ways legends fail
38:50the first danger comes from those that you're infiltrating
38:55they can see through your legend
38:57they can blow your cover
39:00if they do
39:00you'll find out when it's too late
39:04you'll only know that you've been discovered when you suffer their revenge
39:07and that revenge will be swift
39:09and brutal
39:10the other danger is you
39:12your legend
39:14how it can grow
39:15how it can take over
39:19how it can become who you are
39:23and who you used to be can slip away
39:27further and further
39:28until it's gone forever
39:32zuki
39:33you're going to go to places
39:35in your body and in your mind
39:37that you can't imagine
39:44and some of you
39:47will not come back
39:48you