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Eߣ�B��B��B�B�B��matroskaB��B��S�gbM�t�M��S��I�fS��M��S��T�kS����O�I�f@�*ױ�B@M��libebml v1.2.3 + libmatroska v1.3.0WA�mkvmerge v5.8.0 ('No Sleep / Pillow') built on Sep 2 2012 15:37:04D��A6 in a forest of neon signs,�� ��ܡց �the shadow of buildings that nobody would usually pay attention to.�� �C�u@��`s�СʁBut somehow, at that time, he glanced in the direction.�� ڠġ���In a small open space behind the buildings,�� �C�u��~�����a mortal combat was about to begin.�� h�����{Are they going to have a fight?��ZC�u�炖��ӡ́Fighting against such a big man, he'll get himself killed.���C�u@�炭Z�����You're insane.��6�����ZHad you observed me more carefully,���ӡ́Vyou'd have realized I'm not a decent man and much stronger than you are.���C�u��������But you picked a fight with me.�� n����� �I'm sure you're not sane.���C�u��泠����He is absolutely right.���������Huh?���C�u���#�����You're stronger than me?�������� hDon't talk nonsense. Just show me how strong you are.�� �C�u��������Big shit.��������+What? Seriously?!��ؠ����tNow he's a dead man.���C�u��1������I'm totally right.��ޠ���� �You're insane.���C�u��E��ˡŁThe big man looked just like the guardian God Nio.��Π����:In fact,��kC�u@��`������the guardian God was sitting on his back.�� ٠š���What's that body?! He's like the Terminator.���C�u��٠ǡ��There is no way he can beat that monster down.�� C�u@���������He's used to fighting as I thought.�� �̡ƁToo fast! How can a huge guy like him move so fast?��C�u@���������That's not it.�������`His advantage is...��l�ɡÁ�He crushed the concrete wall with just one kick!�� bC�u���r�����I knew it. Those are iron-plated boots.�� ������I really don't want to get those kicks.�� �C�u@��H�����There's no way he can win.��ؠաρ�A slender handsome guy easily beats a man of gigantic build?��'C�u@�������That always happens in fiction. But...�� ��ԡ 2Fantasy like that has no chance to exist in the real world.�� �C�u��=�����Hey...��頞����Stop running around.���������This is the fight you picked.��&C�u��U�����-Now it's your turn-- -Okay. Here I come!�� bC�u��wT�����Son of a bitch!��ZC�u���x�����He's injured.�� �C�u��N�����He...��l����� DHe won!���C�u��bC�����It's done.��C�u��m�����Y-- Your name...��[����� �May I have your name?��C�u���ݠ����The question just came out of his mouth.��O����� sThough the man was as young as his sons,�� �C�u�����ܡցthe highest respect for a stronger male clearly arose in his heart.���C�u���砖���Ohma Tokita.��a�����Mr. Ohma Tokita...��C�u���]�����And...��g�����&your name is?��������WOh, you're...��+C�u���V�����asking my name?���������I'm...���C�u�������I am Kazuo Yamashita, sir!�� �����-You're Kazuo Yamashita?�� CC�u��6������Okay.��������Then...��頡����you want to fight, too?���C�u��PȠ����What?!��l������What pressure!��������EThis can't be a joke.���C�u��j������He's serious.�� ����� mI'll be killed.���C�u��~������I can't breathe...��7����� >No.�� nThat's disappointing.���C�u��ކ�����Kazuo Yamashita, 56 years old.�� J�ġ�� �He is a serious, married man with two sons.���C�u@����݁The man who in the prime of his life never drunk, gambled or paid for sex,��z�֡Ё�slept with a woman that night for the first time in 15 years.��oC�u��-�����What urged him was...������� �the instinct of self-preservation.��UC�u��-a��܁Exposed to an extremely murderous atmosphere that he'd never experienced,���C�u@��@�ҡ́his instinct immediately sensed the great danger of life.�� 8�١Ӂ�Feeling cornered, he chose instinctively to preserve the species�� �C�u@��\������as soon as possible.����סсTherefore, he ended up being engaged in reproductive activity.�� �C�u��s��ɡÁHowever, he never knew what caused him to do it.���C�u�����KENGAN��:C�u���$�����NOGI PUBLICATIONS��������Yamashita.�������� You're below quota this month, too.�� �C�u��������I sincerely apologize for it.��y����� �I'll make it next month for sure.���C�u���������KAZUO YAMASHITA NOGI PUBLICATIONS, NOGI GROUP��������U"Next month"? You say the same thing every month.�� �C�u@��7�����HIROSHI MATSUI NOGI PUBLICATIONS, NOGI GROUP��ؠ����+To be honest, your words are not very convincing.��������Chief is picking on Mr. Yamashita again.�� �C�u@��+���܁Dumping all the bothersome tasks on to Mr. Yamashita, Chief does nothing.��������K-Are you listening to me? -Yes, of course!���C�u��E�����I have no excuse.��ݠӡ́�Darn it! He's just a kid who got his job through nepotism.���C�u��_�����If I were as strong as that man,�� \����� �I would treat this jerk like this!���C�u��~N�����Am I stupid?�� ������I'm bowing because I can't do that.�� C�u@���������Sorry to disturb you.��7������President!����š�� �If you needed me, you could have called me to your office.���C�u@���W�����FUTOSHI HOSOME NOGI PUBLICATIONS, NOGI GROUP��������It's not you whom I want to see.��������!Yamashita.�� a private word with you.�� ߠ�����Visit him immediately to ask what he needs.���C�u���m�����Huh?��k�����Um...��l�����%Is it really him?�� �����9Oh, man...��7C�u��������What kind of mess did you make?��-������Sorry?��lC�u��������NOGI GROUP HEADQUARTERS�� �C�u@��6i�����Thank you for taking your time.�������THIDEKI NOGI, CHAIRMAN OF NOGI GROUP��ޠ���� �Sorry to bother you while you're busy.���C�u��Lg�����No problem at all, sir!�� ��ʡā�A mere cog of one of the subsidiaries is summoned�� �C�u��i䠸���by the chairman of the group companies?��Ҡ���� nWhat on earth did I do?��yC�u��������Conflicts.�������� �What do you think is the best way...�� aC�u���������to solve a conflict?��U������To solve... a conflict?�� bC�u���_�����Right.���͡ǁ�The word "solve" is simple, but we have millions of ways to do it,���C�u��������such as by mediating, negotiating, and persuading.�� 렦��� �The most effective one is...��0C�u���������by using violence.�� ������U-- Using violence?�� �C�u���ҠˡŁYou bear down on your enemy with violence which overwhelms them.��EC�u�� ������That doesn't solve a conflict itself.�� �C�u��!ՠ����You're right.��ޠš�� �Of course, violence could be effective as a safety system,��@C�u@��Aq�����but that's only when the violence is under control.���������We can gain nothing from disorganized violence.���C�u��b������That would only result in unstoppable tyrannies.�� C�u��x/�ҡ́In 1715, although the Edo period was such a peaceful age,��]C�u���ڠӡ́the bloody conflicts among merchants existed at all times.���C�u���b��ہWhat they desired was the highest and exclusive privilege as a merchant:���C�u@��������to be a vendor to the Imperial Court.��%��߁VThey used every possible way, such as threat, conspiracy or assassination...��(C�u���x�ϡɁto kick their competitors out of their business field.���C�u@�� РȡThe chain of violence had expanded so widely...�� �١Ӂ �that even the merchants themselves had no way of controlling it.��(C�u�� 1C�ɡÁThe world was about to descend into pandemonium.�� �C�u�� M𠯡��The times needed some rules...�� I����� �to control the fighting.�� �C�u@�� h������Ietsugu Tokugawa, the 7th shogun,�� ��Ρȁ �summoned the merchants at the center of the troubles,��C�u@�� �1�����and he gave them an order.����١Ӂ!If you want to settle a fight, you should have a clean showdown.��9C�u@�� �Ƞӡ́It was such a simple and straight suggestion from a child.��z������However, nobody among them���C�u�� �-�����could come up with this simple answer.���C�u�� �>�����As you wish.��ؠ���� �Order was brought to violence.���C�u�� �J�ߡفThe merchants organized an association through which they held a match��?C�u@� נˡŁwhen there was a conflict of interests among them.��������cThe rule was quite simple:�� �C�u@� .H�����a one-on-one battle, unarmed.�� ��ȡ�The highly skilled fighters hired by both sides�� �C�u�� HZ�š��fought each other on behalf of the merchants�������� Iuntil the winner was announced.���C�u�� ]۠ҡ́In due course, violence was developed into a martial art.��C�u�� vȠ����One of the association members was my ancestor.���������Nogi Group owes him its current prosperity.���C�u@�� �g�����So what?��f������What's the point of this story?���������Do you understand why I'm telling this story to you?��WC�u@�� �D�����The story is not just an old tale.�� �ѡˁ �It's a traditional fighting method still practiced by merchants today.��RC�u�� �Y�����Oh, no... Are you joking?��Ҡ���� It's too hard for me to believe it.��+C�u�� .�����He seems so serious.�������~Was he telling the truth?�� C�u�� �ϡɁEven after Japan has been modernized, the merchants have handed down���C�u�� -��š��this duel system for generations to solve their conflicts.��4C�u@�� D�סсSetting your hopes on the fighter's fists is the meaning of...�� ������"kengan match."���C�u�� b_�����What's a kengan match?!�� >����� �In fact, we're going to have a match in a few days�� C�u�� |������with some other companies over a specific right.�� ������ But we have a little problem.�� C�u�� ����܁The man we originally hired is unable to join the match for some reasons.��AC�u�� ���ơ��We need to look for another fighter, quickly.���C�u�� ɀ�����Oh, no...��������UAre you telling me to fight?��C�u�� ������That's not a bad idea.��~������Unfortunately, that won't be necessary.�� 8C�u�� �N�����As soon as we started recruiting a new fighter,�� ������ ba man came to us and offered himself.�� �C�u�� e�����We decided to leave this match up to him.�� �C�u�� /Ѡ����Here he comes.��1C�u�� C۠СʁUnbelievable! Is he going to be the substitute fighter?�� C�u@�� Z�����Let me introduce our fighter to you.�� ������ �He is Ohma Tokita.��`������OHMA TOKITA AFFILIATED FIGHTER OF NOGI GROUP���C�u@�� p������Good to see you again, Kazuo Yamashita.��|������It's my pleasure to see you again, too.��٠�����What a miraculous coincidence!�� �C�u�� �������Oh, you two know each other?�� �������That would be even more convenient.��yC�u�� �������Kazuo Yamashita.��Z�����xI'll assign you to take care of him.���C�u�� � �����Tokita.��g�����If you need anything, don't hesitate to ask him.���C�u@�� �a�����All right.��=�á��+Why don't you have a meeting to discuss the future plan?�� n�����iDetails will be announced later.�� �C�u�� ������Was it really a good idea...��������Uto trust that man?��~C�u�� )j�����The one who beat Komada is probably...�� ������VI believe that's him.��,C�u�� @c�����That's why I hired him.���ʡā sHow many people in the world do you think can take Komada down?��^C�u�� `{�����Ohma Tokita.��a������We were very lucky to find him.��̠����uWhat about the other one?���C�u@�� wK�����Kazuo Yamashita.����ˡŁ�KAEDE AKIYAMA, SECRETARY TO THE OFFICE OF CHAIRMAN OF NOGI GROUP�� }����� �He's just an employee of one of our subsidiaries.��UC�u@�� �Ƞ����Why did you tell him what a kengan match is, sir?�� N�ϡɁUWe have plenty of other people better at taking care of the fighter.���C�u�� �\�����Well...��������%No special reason.��g�����QExcuse me?��C�u@�� �𠟡��Don't get so annoyed.����ڡԁ�I assigned him not only for support, but also to keep an eye on him for safety.���C�u�� �U�����That's all.��7�����OIt doesn't explain why you chose him, sir.�� mC�u@�� ���ʡāIs it because you don't want to tell me about it?�� t����� Ohma Tokita.���������I'll find out...��C�u�������what kind of man you are.�� C�u��-���Please... please wait!�� 𠨡���What's wrong, Kazuo Yamashita?���C�u��Iʠ����Why does he call me by my full name?��ݠ����%Mr. Tokita. You should decline his offer.��C�u��eР����Fighting a duel is a crime.�� ����� >How could Chairman Nogi think such--��+������Hey, first of all...���C�u���蠗���let's go eat.��������WYes.��kC�u��������"Let's go eat."���ơ���Spoken by him, such a simple phrase like this��JC�u@�����ҡ́sounds so violent that it's impossible for you to resist.�� 8�����?In Ohma Tokita's dictionary,���C�u@����ءҁthe word "reconsidering" doesn't even exist in the first place.��!�����tSEVEN DAYS LEFT UNTIL THE KENGAN MATCH!�� nC�u�� ������Good morning, everyone.�� D����� �I am Kazuo Yamashita.�� >C�u@��$E�ΡȁI've been working for Nogi Publications for 34 years.�� ��ʡā bAt age 56, I'm still in my most productive years.�� C�u��@K�����"Having a fulfilling private life,�������� �I'm satisfied every day."���C�u��TҠ����That's not my case.�������� �Your breakfast...��������iis here.���C�u���Р����That's my older son, Kenzo.�� �ɡÁ If I'm right, he'll turn 25 years old this year.���C�u@���H�ߡفSince junior high school, he's been shutting himself away from society�� ������up until now.��fC�u���Ϡ�ہThe last time I saw his face was two years-- No, three years ago, maybe.��C�u��ΰ���My younger son has got rebellious since he dropped out of high school last year.���C�u@���J�����He's hanging out with bad friends.�� C�ϡɁ gHe only comes back home to steal money from my wallet.���C�u��������My wife ran away from us ten years ago.�� �������I still don't know why she dumped me.���C�u��5��͡ǁI only have this house on a small patch of land left���C�u@��QZ�ȡwith the mortgage to be paid for 15 years more.��������tThis is just where I'm going to die.�� C�u���������Is this here?��̠���� �I think I followed the map correctly.�� �C�u���֠����So this is really... Ohma's house?��t������It's an abandoned building, isn't it?�� 8C�u���렡���Of course, it's broken.���C�u�������Excuse me.�� ꠏ����Ohma?��%C�u��'������Have I come to the wrong place?���C�u��;O�����Ohma.��+����� Are you home?���C�u��Sl�����The floor has completely rotted away.�� �C�u��hà����What was that?��l������What's going on?�� C�u���������I'm coming in.�� ������ Ohma.���C�u���}�����Blood!��y������Stay away, murderer!��͠����@What are you doing?��6C�u���蠍���Oh?��㠏��� Ohma.���������What are you doing? You are badly injured.���C�u��������I'll call the ambulance right now.�� 렓��� �Ah, this?�� C�u��0�����It's not mine.��������I was removing blood.��7����� 2What? Removing blood?��C�u��D������Yeah, from that.��U����� "That"?��lC�u��\Ӡ����You're such a noisy guy.��%C�u��sN�����Sure you don't want any?�������[Oh, I'm sorry.��ؠ�����I'm not hungry.���C�u��������That's a shame.��נ�����Just look at that extraordinary body!�� �C�u@�����ʡāAesthetically speaking, it's top-ranking anatomy.�� ٠����zIt's like an ancient Greek statue.�� �C�u���~�����Hey, what am I thinking?�� h�š�� I don't have that kind of preference at all.�� nC�u��� C�u��������Killed? Why did you do a thing like that?�� �����W"Why"?�� �No matter how much civilization advances,��xC�u��: C�u@��Oj�ҡ́Paying no attention to the procedure which surely exists.�� ��ġ�� 8We kill and eat to live, just like he does.��uC�u@��m⠳���What a straight and simple answer!��z�͡ǁoBut simple words can directly convey the true story.�� 8C�u���֠����I see the reality in it.��͠���� �Ohma's words are definitely true.��C�u��� �����Hey.��������Kazuo Yamashita.�� �����'You brought your buddies today?���C�u��������Pardon?��lC�u���L�����What?!��aC�u��}�����What a mess.���������How can you live in such a dump?���C�u��#�����Who are those people?��U�����yWhat do you want?��������Soliciting? No thanks.��1C�u��/à����I'll take care of this.��6�����UDon't interfere.��f�����All right.��lC�u��J{�����I see it... a fighter’s spirit.��U������Wait. Hold on a second.�� IC�u@��^ؠ����Is it possible that he is Ivan Karaev?�� ������ You know him?���š���He's a Russian kickboxer who's been standing out recently.���C�u��� �����What is he doing here?�������� �Nothing personal.���������This is just business.���C�u��� ����You're going to have to stay in bed for a while.�� �C�u@��b�����PREVIEW��=�ơ���Extraordinary techniques and gifts of heaven.�� Ǡ�����A strong enemy beyond human rules�� �C�u��)P�����stands like a wall before Ashura.�������� �The crisis level is immeasurable.�� nC�u��>������Next episode: "Super Human"��������Subtitle translation by Hinako Someno��
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