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00:00You
00:30To be continued...
01:00Thanks to that, we can recover his cyberbrain.
01:03The others are late.
01:06The engineers are drawing straws back at HQ.
01:09Apparently connecting to a dead criminal's cyberbrain is too creepy for them.
01:12We don't know he's a criminal yet.
01:14What's next, Chief?
01:16We'll check the contents here, then take it back to headquarters.
01:24What are you waiting for? Put the thing down already!
01:28I'm sorry, sir.
01:30Don't open that coffin.
01:32Don't open that coffin.
02:00Don't open it.
02:04I'll see you next time.
03:05We received this from your unit.
03:55Are you with the military?
04:12Are you with the military?
04:42They would raise far too much suspicion if this case was only given an internal investigation.
04:48If Mamoro was still with us today, I'm sure he would say the same thing.
04:51You knew the lieutenant colonel?
04:52I did. Back when I was an army man at least. There's not a soldier in the world as squeaky clean as that man was.
04:59What's your name in unit?
05:05Major Motoko Kusanagi. I'm from unit 501.
05:13From 501? And you were his subordinate.
05:17Go ahead and open it.
05:21And you, what's your old rank in division?
05:24Investigation section. It's defunct.
05:27And just as a warning, they sold off whatever wouldn't fit in the coffin to a junk shop.
05:30Someone replaced his body.
05:44Someone replaced his body.
05:44Get down.
06:09Get down.
06:09Get down.
06:11Get down.
06:11Get down.
06:18Get down.
06:33I don't know.
07:03Why did you authorize public security to get involved?
07:08Because I can't dismiss the possibility that Mamuro was corrupt. I had no choice.
07:12Regardless, Unit 501 should be investigating this.
07:16Not according to the higher-ups. They told us to stay out of it.
07:20Somebody set up a trap inside his coffin, you know.
07:23Ignore it.
07:24We need to find his cyberbrain to know the truth.
07:26This is no time to kick a hornet's nest.
07:29Do you really believe he was taking dirty money?
07:33Regardless of what I may believe, he was mugged downtown.
07:37Certainly not an honorable death, but when the alternative is indictment, you might say he got lucky.
07:42And unfortunately, thanks to him, our letters of recommendation are on hold.
07:46So try concentrating on your work for now.
07:49What work?
07:50Now you're playing dumb, are you?
07:52I asked you to analyze a piece of infected hardware.
07:55I just got back to Japan today.
07:58Wait until tomorrow to scold me?
08:01Well, if you say so.
08:03I'll do the assignment.
08:04But in return, I want access to direct debit and leave to go off base.
08:08You're quite the problem, child.
08:10I just want to find out who set the trap, that's all.
08:14Fair enough.
08:15Since Mamuro can't take care of you, I will.
08:17It means a lot, Karutsu.
08:19And don't forget, you still have a meeting with the top brass.
08:23It means a lot, Karutsu.
09:15Let's go.
09:45G.G. Mamoru, member of a special unit of the Ground Self-Defense Army, was murdered on the 5th of this month.
09:56Lieutenant Colonel Mamoru is suspected of taking large bribes while serving as a security official in Harimadara Heavy Industry.
10:15G.G.
10:39Access any records of his activity on the day of his death and all surveillance camera data.
10:45Hmm.
11:12He's being tailed.
11:13Scan anyone who traveled the same route as him before his time of death.
11:22There's three people.
11:34And the fourth one.
11:36Goodbye.
11:45...
11:53Three men in a mobile landmine were following him before he died.
12:23What is this?
12:29Any pain?
12:30No, none at all. Not right now, at least.
12:33It seems to be similar to the Phantom Pain Cyborg's experience, but you're the one person that wouldn't apply to.
12:38Could be a bad contact in your nervous components. Any other abnormalities?
12:49Not one.
12:51We should do a full-body check-up to be safe.
12:54Maybe a little later. I have a meeting to attend to today.
13:02Goodness, I believe you've got a guest.
13:06Says they're public security, Section 9.
13:08Tell them I'm not here.
13:13As both a special cyborg and a recognized wizard-class programmer, new regulations apply to you under the Revised Weapons Act.
13:20This is a difficult situation.
13:22The prosthetics maintenance rule is now quite far-reaching.
13:25It applies to all ownership of assets, to issuing approved identification, possessing cash, or opening a bank account.
13:32I understand the law, but in Lieutenant Colonel Mamoro's letter on my reclassification, he guaranteed my financial autonomy.
13:38If the accusations against him are true, he'll be dishonorably discharged, in which case all documents will be void.
13:44How long do you expect me to endure a position where I have to file paperwork every single time I open my wallet?
13:50The cost of prosthetic bodies far exceeds standard health insurance payouts.
13:54The government guarantees your right to life. The least you can do in return is perform your duty.
13:58This consent form covers your new monitoring and custody rules.
14:02Make an effort to understand your circumstances.
14:05Japan did spend a ludicrous amount of money promoting cyborg development during the war, you know.
14:23Perhaps they've conveniently made you government property to help foot the bill.
14:28There were large deposits made to Mamoro's accounts.
14:32But, after his murder, as you may guess, all of that money was mysteriously withdrawn.
14:37What do you want?
14:38Well, Major Kusanagi, I've taken a careful look at your records. I'm quite pleased.
14:44I'd like you to work with public security as a special consultant.
14:48I believe you're quite skilled at solving cybercrimes, correct?
14:58I request that you find the missing money and analyze the coffin records.
15:02It's an official investigation, so you'll be given leave to go off base.
15:06And the pay?
15:07I'll give you the regular consulting rate, and you'll be paid as a civilian, of course.
15:12That'll be an issue, you know.
15:14A soldier known for his integrity being shot to death and accused of taking bribes is a bigger issue.
15:29Hey, wait!
15:30How dare you!
15:31Tomorrow morning, I'll send you a liaison who will double as your bodyguard.
15:36Think she knows anything?
15:37She might know even less than us.
15:40But if she wants to be free, she'll have to start searching for the truth.
15:44Still don't want us to investigate?
15:50You know, if you make one wrong move, our entire unit could get dissolved.
15:55Public security offered me a job.
15:57And you accept it?
15:58I'd like your help.
16:00If you can't do this on your own, you're done for either way.
16:03If this goes sour, no one will be able to protect you anymore.
16:06I'm not here to be protected, and that's not what I'm trying to do either.
16:09I'm trying to make the most of my opportunities.
16:15I'll grant permission for you to use Server 6.
16:18Yes, that's perfect.
16:19List the names of everyone working on the case.
16:31What do you mean I shouldn't be involved?
16:33This is clearly related to the LTC's mugging.
16:35We know he met with her before he died.
16:37We just need a warrant for the prostitution.
16:39For the last time, damn it!
16:40This is military jurisdiction.
16:42You shut up and forget about this case, you hear me?
16:45That's an order!
16:49What the hell's a special investigator even for them?
16:53Huh?
16:59What the...
17:00Hey, wait!
17:21It's not right there!
17:26Hey!
17:28There you are.
17:49Well, if it isn't the little tomboy from the lab.
17:58The person in that car... is the one who infiltrated me.
18:09If you spilled any information, I will kill you.
18:16Stop it now, Raizo!
18:18Are you alright, Kusanagi?
18:20Instructor Ibechi?
18:22Mamoro is gone now. You can't do whatever you want just because you were his favorite.
18:27Every time you make a selfish decision like this, you put the whole unit in danger.
18:31That's enough!
18:33I'll lecture her, thank you.
18:37If you weren't a test subject, you wouldn't even be alive right now.
18:41Number's fake. He's slippery.
18:47We've proven that there was an infiltrator at least.
18:51What did Kurutzer say?
18:53Just forget about him.
18:55Hmm. Your body still acting up?
19:01I'm not sure.
19:02Goodness. Another visitor.
19:04Have a feeling you'll want to see this one.
19:11What is this?
19:17It uses signal lights?
19:19How old is this dumb thing?
19:21Come with me.
19:37That should help.
19:38Now construct the learning base yourself, okay?
19:40Hello, nice to meet you. I'm an autonomous follower logistics system. A logistics conveyor machine.
19:55You are Section 9's liaison who will double as a bodyguard?
19:59Chief Aramaki calls me a logicoma for short.
20:02All of the information you need for your job will be relayed through me, Major Kusanagi.
20:07Fine. But no thinking. Data or explanations only.
20:12Um...
20:13Any army case information on illicit arms dealers would be very useful to the Chief in tracking down a mobile landmine that matches the one you saw in the cemetery.
20:21Arms dealers. So that's our target, huh?
20:24Yes, sir.
20:29Stay out of sight. I can handle things for now.
20:32Yes, sir. Order acknowledged.
20:36Optical camouflage.
20:46Stay here and guard the bike.
20:48Okay.
20:54At least try to walk straight.
20:56Come on, we're almost there.
21:04Guess who's back?
21:06Hello, come on in, please.
21:07It's not even dinner time in this guy's three sheets to the wind.
21:10Get him something cold. It doesn't matter what.
21:13Sit up straight, will you? Pull it together.
21:15No.
21:28No fold.
21:30Gonna go hit the can.
21:31Hey.
21:33But you had such a great hand.
21:41There.
21:45There.
21:49Warning! Warning!
21:50Someone is approaching and they're super close!
21:56Don't move an inch.
21:57Who sent you here?
21:59Don't move an inch down.
22:01Uh!
22:11Ha!
22:13Oh!
22:15Ah!
22:17Ha!
22:18Were you the ones who killed Lieutenant Colonel Mamoro?
22:20Are you...
22:22Public Security?
22:23Answer me.
22:24Let's check the army database. Code 24 Ops H2976. See? My codename is Pazu.
22:31You're undercover?
22:34You got me. The group I'm with was hired for a hit. They said the target was a full cyborg and his cyber brain had to be destroyed.
22:43That's why we used mobile landmines. Military grade.
22:47But who committed the actual murder?
22:50Who knows? It was a disaster. Someone beat us to them, and we lost all the mines in the process.
22:56Where did the mines come from?
22:58It's Maneuver Area 6. They got foxes guarding the hen house over there. That place is a complete mess.
23:07Why don't you come with me so we can prove it then?
23:11This ain't the best job, but I can't drop it. Not only would it put me in danger, it would cause trouble for my CO.
23:19Is this CO of yours trustworthy?
23:22Well, he used to be.
23:25I see.
23:29Thanks for your cooperation.
23:32That freedom you've got must be nice.
23:35You can't read the virus?
23:48It looks like it's just noise.
24:05So what if you're good with cyber warfare? A full-body cyborg can't go independent from us. Face it, what happened to the Lieutenant Colonel was inevitable.
24:19He isn't here to protect you now. If you step out of line, I will end you without a second thought.
24:26Kurutsu and Ibachi don't have the power to stop me.
24:30Protect me.
24:32Feel the power to stop me.
24:37Can't he be invisible?
24:38The demon!
24:44The demon!
24:45Ah!
24:47Ah!
24:48Ah!
24:49Ah!
25:20He wasn't kidding about the security here.
25:40Now all that's left is to connect the dots.
25:42Look, I've got authorization.
25:44All I'm gonna do is ask a few questions. Take your complaints to the station.
25:49Where does he get off?
25:51Like I've never been deployed here or something.
25:54Little prick.
25:56This is bullshit. They're not even here.
26:03You startled me. I'm an investigator with the Nihama police.
26:09I was told I could find these two somewhere here.
26:12First Lieutenant Motoseta and Captain Amari Noto. I have some questions for them.
26:17Well, that's handy. You connected some dots for me.
26:22And now it's time to solve the rest of the mystery.
26:25So why don't you show yourself already?
26:28Why is Bato the Ranger here?
26:36Long time no see, huh?
26:38I gotta say I didn't figure you for this one.
26:41What does that mean?
26:43Don't play dumb. The man you killed a week ago was a comrade of mine.
26:47Some accomplishment since I've only been in Japan three days.
26:51Oh, is that so?
27:13If I've told you once, I've told you a thousand times.
27:16Your sleepless eye is too easy to infiltrate Bato.
27:19Still afraid of taking friendly fire out in the jungle?
27:22I can't believe you infiltrated me in the middle of a fight.
27:26I'm an electronic warfare specialist.
27:28Well, I had to pay you back for before. That was a real nuisance.
27:32So, we even or what?
27:35Are you kidding me?
27:36You're the one who took the mobile landmines from this place.
27:44What is going on?!
27:49Wait!
27:54Don't shoot, just move!
27:56Stop it!
28:10I thought those two were with you. What's the deal?
28:12I thought those two were with you. What's the deal?
28:13Would you give that nonsense up?
28:14already?
28:15Hey, look!
28:16I thought those two were with you. What's the deal?
28:19Would you give that nonsense up already?
28:20Hey, look!
28:21Huh?
28:22They found us!
28:23They found us!
28:24They're trying pretty hard to wipe us out.
28:28What are they gonna say? It was a field test accident?
28:29I thought those two were with you. What's the deal?
28:38Would you give that nonsense up already?
28:40Hey, look.
28:46They found us.
28:48They're trying pretty hard to wipe us out.
28:50What are they going to say? It was a field test accident?
28:53I can't do anything with this crappy gun.
28:54Screw it. Let's run away.
29:06Start climbing.
29:07Looks kind of high.
29:07Shut up and do it.
29:09We'll hold them off.
29:11But you've got to hurry.
29:12Okay, fine.
29:14What the hell?
29:18We're surrounded.
29:19We're surrounded.
29:23I told you to hurry.
29:24I know, I know.
29:36Move it.
29:36I thought you said you couldn't drop your job.
29:58I needed a change of pace.
30:00You asked the military police to help me on the case?
30:23No.
30:24To escort a suspect.
30:26Wait, what are you saying?
30:27This doesn't make any sense.
30:36First, Major Kusanagi, the missing money went to your account.
30:40That's suspicious enough in itself.
30:42And second, the bullet you fired at the mobile landmine inside the coffin matches the one that was used to kill Lieutenant Colonel Mamoro.
30:49Seven days ago, a prostitute here in town was shot to death.
30:54Incidentally, that bullet matched the one that killed Mamoro as well.
30:57And according to the other working girls, the Lieutenant Colonel had met with her to ask questions about one of her clients.
31:02Seven days ago, one of my fellow rangers got hit too.
31:06A mobile landmine killed him and his family.
31:12He'd been in contact with Mamoro before his death as well.
31:16And when I traced the landmine to its source, it led me straight to the Major here.
31:20By the way, she says she got back to Japan three days ago.
31:24But immigration records say it was actually seven days.
31:27Also, the three mines my group were supposed to use are the same model as the one Section 9 dug up at the graveyard.
31:33Assuming one of those three was buried and another killed the ranger, there's still one more mine left unaccounted for.
31:38I'm sorry to say it, but at the moment all signs point to you murdering the Lieutenant Colonel and stealing money from his bank account.
31:47Right after I landed in Japan, I received a message in an attache case he left for me.
31:53You must forgive me, Major Kusanagi, but I fear I'm not long for this world.
31:59And yet, I must seek justice no matter the cost.
32:03But don't worry, I've left your recommendation in someone else's care.
32:06You're the most promising squad member I've had the fortune to meet.
32:10I wish you nothing but the best.
32:12In the case, I found data on an internal weapons exportation racket.
32:18And this gun.
32:19Murder accusations aside, you've moved an awful lot of money in the past few days.
32:24Who are you sending it to?
32:27Where it belongs, to the widow of the man who raised me.
32:30She's taken care of me since I was little, but unfortunately...
32:34She's in a nursing home now.
32:36What's her name?
32:38Huh?
32:40What is the woman's name? Tell me!
32:55Phantom pain, huh?
32:56Even after you mechanize your body, your brain can't seem to forget the original.
33:02Pretty damn annoying.
33:04I don't have an original body.
33:06What?
33:07Have you heard of Dr. Bakaru's emergency medicine system?
33:11That's the thing where someone with a full prosthetic body uses their life support system on someone else, right?
33:16Yes, but the person who raised me used the system on me while I was still inside my mother's womb.
33:28I don't know the details, but years ago a number of civilians were apparently killed by a chemical weapon.
33:34A pregnant woman and the man assumed to be her husband were among the victims.
33:37I don't even know their names.
33:39By coincidence, someone on the scene had the right equipment and they were able to salvage the brain of the fetus.
33:46You're saying you were made a full cyborg at birth?
33:49The point is that I lack any memory of a body.
33:52So this phantom pain is the ghost of a memory I don't have.
33:56A false idea that has entered into my mind.
34:04This is surveillance footage from Maneuver Area 6.
34:07I believe that is your subordinate in the video.
34:10Getting straight to the point, if you refuse to hand her over, I'll present you with a summon signed by the defense minister himself.
34:16I'll submit a written report at a later date.
34:19I can't part with her right now.
34:20You stinking harpy.
34:23I'll make you regret this.
34:33That's Shujiro Kanzaki.
34:35He's in charge of Maneuver Area 6 and also leads a little team of special agents.
34:39He's the dirty middleman between the army and the Ministry of Defense.
34:43But don't worry.
34:45I'll protect you.
34:49What's wrong?
34:50It's nothing.
34:52Just thinking.
35:06It's been empty this whole time?
35:09Then where's the gun?
35:12Does that mean there were never any documents in there either?
35:15Then Mamoru...
35:16I don't know what's real anymore.
35:38I need to find the truth.
35:39Where's Mamoru's cyberbrain?
35:53Wait, Kusanagi.
35:54Calm down.
35:55The piece of hardware that Kurutsu asked me to analyze had a matching net sync pattern with Mamoru.
36:02The lieutenant colonel and I were infected with the same thing, weren't we?
36:06Yes, it was hypothesized to be a cyber virus.
36:09More specifically, a self-destructing Stuxnet type which causes an unknown dysfunction.
36:13A dysfunction, huh?
36:14A dysfunction, huh?
36:16Like false memories?
36:18As I said, just a hypothesis.
36:20Although your behavior essentially confirms it.
36:23I just got back to Japan today.
36:24Well, if you say so.
36:28So when the hell did I get back here?
36:31Approximately 180 hours ago.
36:33Seven days.
36:34And yet, you continue to claim it was another time altogether.
36:37Perhaps because no one ever corrected you.
36:39What was the route of transmission?
36:41Must be contact with Mamoru's cyberbrain.
36:43Which we believe is still in his cybernetic body, by the way.
36:47But his coffin was a trap.
36:49And the records that public security got of his burial showed no signs of tampering.
36:52I finally understand.
37:00Logicoma, sync with me.
37:02Are you sure?
37:03Just do it already.
37:04I need you to record my field of vision and play it back in real time.
37:08You can count on me, boss!
37:13I see things that shouldn't be here.
37:22And other things are completely invisible to me.
37:25Has this always been here?
37:52This is a warrant for Major Kusanagi's arrest.
38:17You must surrender her immediately.
38:24What the hell happened here?
38:26The records weren't tampered with.
38:47The truth was always there.
38:49It was just buried underneath a lie.
38:52I swear, boss.
38:53I was just about to attempt on it.
38:53I'm not capable of lifting you.
38:58The things I wanted toelled get while maybe you were not in my Джекwin.
39:00The Beneériccept at the overcoming point of your TF choice was the way you were capable of hurting.
39:03I would never do that.
39:06I...
39:07I wish I was just the case to look for you.
39:11Oh...
39:12Oh...
39:19That's the case of the big ID.
39:21Leave him refuge.
39:21I've found it. This is my reality at last.
39:40Let's get moving.
39:51The Lieutenant Colonel came to you to blow the whistle. Isn't that right, Mr. Sadamoto, Vice Minister of Defense?
40:00Yes, he did.
40:01And yet you ordered a cover-up instead.
40:04We couldn't let the public know. During the war, our funds were getting low. So we sold arms to Third World countries left and right. Who knows how many treaties we broke back then?
40:14Hari Madara was at the center of it, and as their security official, Lieutenant Colonel Mamoro found out about the illegal trade.
40:20But are you being too idealistic? Do you realize how much the missile business has helped our country's economy?
40:26The Lieutenant Colonel found out about your cover-up and started investigating.
40:29He got info from the prostitute you frequented, from the ranger who escorted you, and when it all came together, he decided to blow the whistle on your dirty little secret.
40:36That's when you asked Captain Kanzaki to kill him, isn't it?
40:40I told him to take care of things, not murder him. Yes, a few people were hurt in the process, but I don't know how Mamoro died.
40:48Maybe it was a mugging after all.
40:50You don't know who killed him?
40:52Don't want to know.
40:54And besides, those missile deals are nothing but old news now. Since the restructure, we focused on next-gen arms.
41:01But if this gets out, it would ruin the job Hari Madara has lined up for me.
41:06That's quite the confession. Guilty conscience?
41:09Yeah, maybe so.
41:11But it doesn't matter.
41:13You won't be telling anyone the truth.
41:14You should have blown him away yourself.
41:40If I was content with being a killing machine, I wouldn't be trying so hard to free myself.
41:45I doubt either of us are getting very far now.
41:48They traced us through the remote control, didn't they? We don't have long.
41:53Make a run for it. These two are mine.
41:56Trying to be a gentleman?
41:57No, just a killer. I'm testing out the competition.
42:03Well then, good luck.
42:05Yeah, same to you.
42:07I hate to say it, but they're not the only ones to benefit from his death, you know.
42:12Yes, I know.
42:16I know.
42:42I'm testing out.
43:12You're the ones who killed Mamoro.
43:42I warned you. This is what happens when you don't know your boundaries.
44:12You're the ones who killed Mamoro.
44:36You're the ones who killed Mamoro.
44:48You're the ones who killed Mamoro.
44:56You're the ones who killed Mamoro.
45:12That's enough.
45:40Eventually you have to accept your limits, Kusanagi.
45:56Raizo and Ibachi were trying to lure the enemy here using this money as bait.
46:02We were able to eliminate six spies from the group. I just want this to end.
46:07Kanzaki had money funneled into Mamoro's account, then I moved it and you used it.
46:12You left me in the dark the entire time.
46:14We had to. The setup began when our enemies used Mamoro's gun to murder the prostitute. The mine attack on the ranger. The phony bribery. All the blame was placed on him.
46:32And since he was going down, he wanted to take Sadamoto with him.
46:36But it wasn't a noble decision. It was an irresponsible one. Unit 501 would have gone on the army purge list in retaliation for the scandal.
46:44So you let him die out of personal convenience.
46:56If it wasn't for the memory virus, maybe we still could have saved him.
47:14But with the way things stood, the only option was to secure Mamoro's cyber brain, take the money and then capture the mine before the enemy could use it to blow him up.
47:28Unfortunately though, neither we nor our enemies were able to account for you. The timing was quite tragic.
47:35As soon as I arrived in Japan and received the data he left for me, I tried to meet with Mamoro as quickly as possible.
47:55But when you connected to his cyber brain, you were infected.
47:58So even as you gathered evidence, the truth eluded you. Because your memories were continually being lost and distorted.
48:19Do we know what organization developed the virus?
48:22Not a clue. All we know is that a foreign broker brought it to Japan.
48:26Details are scarce, but it seems to be called Firestarter.
48:29Then do you think it was a foreign power that cooked up the scandal in the first place?
48:33The whole global military industrial complex is our enemy. Dragging down one vice minister wouldn't accomplish anything.
48:40The disc that Mamoro gave me has gone missing. Were you the one who took it from me?
48:44Yes, but I did it to protect you.
48:46Is that so? Then why did you use me as bait?
48:48To protect the organization.
48:50Fine. But why did you let him die?
48:53Because I had to protect myself too.
49:05Stick with me, Kusanagi. Things might not be easy, but I'll build a future for you.
49:10The pain is finally gone.
49:22After investigation, Section 9 and the review committee have formally cleared Lieutenant Colonel Mamoro of suspicion.
49:28His recommendation was also renewed by a third party, so we have elected to carry it out.
49:35Due to your excellent record, we also grant you the post reorganization major rank.
49:40Also, in accordance with the will of your late legal guardian, you'll receive a testamentary trust effective immediately.
49:46It's an inheritance from the man who raised you. A portion has been earmarked for your prosthetic body. This means that your body is henceforth considered your property and is outside of army jurisdiction.
50:03You're sure about this?
50:05The virus may be an unknown, but we've identified the architecture of the false memories. Let's go ahead and do it.
50:12Very well. We'll attempt memory eradication.
50:15There you are.
50:20I don't know.
50:50And you're leaving?
51:06Yes.
51:07Make sure to pay your respects to your parents.
51:11Yes, of course.
51:20I'm going now.
51:22We'll have to find a replacement.
51:46I can give you a ride.
51:56Consider it my thanks for telling us the location of Mamoru's cyberbrain.
52:00I'll take the bus.
52:01And I'll just give you the results.
52:03Captain Kanzaki was replaced.
52:05Mr. Sadamoto will be tried in closed court.
52:08I'll take Mamoru's findings and make them public one day, I swear.
52:11I see.
52:13And by the way, no one ever told me who ended up with his recommendation.
52:17Happened to be you?
52:20I can't remember.
52:21They send me those things all the time.
52:23There was one that stood out, though.
52:25In short, it outlined plans to create a new special unit within the International Rescue Team.
52:30I'd be looking for someone who's got experience working as a special consultant.
52:33Interesting, but I might pass.
52:36I don't want to work under a man known to dig up people's graves.
52:39Don't knock it.
52:40You're not so bad at digging up things yourself, you know.
52:44If you're serious about going independent, you should have your own team.
52:47But the regulations require a certain number of members.
52:51That's one commander and at least six more people.
52:55I'll keep that in mind.
52:57May it be a team not for the defense of self or state, but for taking the offensive against crime.
53:05I'll keep that in mind.
54:05I'll keep that in mind.
54:35I'll keep that in mind.
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55:35I'll keep that in mind.
56:05I'll keep that in mind.
56:35I'll keep that in mind.
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