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["Belgrade" by Battle Tapes]
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♪ Whoo ♪
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♪ I believe, I believe there's a reason ♪
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♪ There's a breach in the hull ♪
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♪ Started going under, loot and plunder ♪
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♪ Cut 'em down, cut 'em
down at the knees, yeah ♪
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♪ Cut 'em down to the bone ♪
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♪ Just a lesser evil, born unequal ♪
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♪ You show them where they belong ♪
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♪ Tear right through them,
tear right through them all ♪
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♪ We pretend in the darkness ♪
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♪ We pretend the night
won't steal our youth ♪
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♪ Singing me the sweet
songs of seduction ♪
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♪ Let me be the fool, fool, fool ♪
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♪ Who will live and die for you ♪
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♪ We pretend in the darkness ♪
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♪ We pretend the night
won't steal our youth ♪
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♪ Singing me the sweet
songs of seduction ♪
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♪ Let me be the fool, fool, fool ♪
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♪ Who will live and die for you ♪
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1x07 - It Never Rains...
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Still nothing?
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- They're toying with us.
- You think?
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Can we try messaging the Vanguard again?
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Maybe poke around the Ether?
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Not until we figure out
how the Union is tracing us.
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_
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I have the haziest memories
learning as a kid. It's weird.
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_
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Memories of me
learning old Gekirin songs
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on a rooftop in Shinjuku.
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Maybe now there are some things
you understand about me too?
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You guys meta-minded
while fighting Nemesis!
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Oh, but you were brilliant together.
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I shared senses with Valentina
back at the Union facility,
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and look what they did.
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__
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_
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I'd feel bad when your head exploded
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'cause you couldn't handle the
mind of a 17-year-old girl.
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Other than that, I got no shame.
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The rest of you had better
sort yourselves out though
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'cause we need this.
It's what Doc would've wanted.
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Alright, I'm gonna patrol a little
and see what I can see.
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__
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I've swept the ship best I can,
nothing transmitting.
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And weather should solve
the satellite problem.
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Fuel, food, sleep,
we can't do this much longer.
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What would you like us to do, huh?
Drop you off at a club?
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Yes.
Until then, we need a real plan.
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If we keep doing this,
we must be lucky every time.
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The Union only has to get lucky once.
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Kind of drives
you crazy, doesn't it?
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When you realize you can't cry
in one of these things.
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There's a lot that's fuzzy.
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But some moments, some memories...
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Are you still human if you can't cry?
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Or sleep? Or dream?
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Yaz, Cammie, come in,
do you hear this?
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We gotta go!
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We've got another wave coming
in fast from the northeast.
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When are you gonna
stop running from the truth?
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That's the last of them.
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Run all you want.
It doesn't stop until you're gone.
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Man, I'd pay real
money if you'd just shut up.
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- Say again?
- I... This...
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- Nemesis keeps monologuing at me.
- You can hear him, now?
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Yeah, of course,
he's on our network.
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Down, we gotta put down now.
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- Cammie?
- Land!
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- What the hell, girl?
- Oh, I'm so stupid.
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I know how they're finding us.
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Don't download yet!
You've got to get on board.
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Your holon, you need to stow it.
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At least one of us
has got to be ready to fight.
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Come on now, we've got to
move before they find us again.
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- Who takes over for Chase?
- Nobody, none of us can upload.
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The Doc told you he's you...
er, Gen:LOCK.
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That means he's always
on the GL network.
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He senses us when we're uploaded.
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He can find us through gen:LOCK?
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That's why he kept showing up
whenever we went on a mission.
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Does that mean he's been
creeping on us the entire time?
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Range might be a factor, I don't know.
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But maybe... yeah,
he could've been listening in.
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- Which gets him what?
- Well, it's you, what would you do?
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He's fighting for the Union,
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which says whatever he is, he ain't me.
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Not anymore.
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Cammie, can we not block him?
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The GL net's all about
making it as easy as possible
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to share your minds.
If I had the source codes,
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maybe I could rewrite
the protocol stack, but...
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So, we never upload again?
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Stay off the gen:LOCK network,
they don't find us?
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That doesn't feel right.
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We promised him we'd
team up and try to help,
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- see where gen:LOCK can go.
- Where it went is a dead end.
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Without him, the
technology has no future.
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So, I ask again, what is our end game?
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We protect gen:LOCK.
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- Like hell.
- If you insist on uploading again,
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then we need to split up.
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You need to be stronger than this.
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Dr. Weller is dead, but we're not.
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And I'm not gonna let
his hope die with him.
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Omega protocols in effect.
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Julian Chase code phrase required.
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- What the bloody hell?
- _
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- Not till now.
- Why does it sound like the ...
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Julian Chase,
code phrase required.
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Let the good times roll?
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Accepted, please confirm
the status of Dr. Weller.
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Dr. Weller is dead.
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Omega protocols apply,
message as follows.
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Hello, well, here's
your Deus ex machina.
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Or would it be doctor ex machina, eh?
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Well, horrible cliché
either way, I suppose.
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If you're seeing this, then you
are my recruits, and I am... no more.
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Caliban, however, is clearly with you
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and ought to be of some assistance.
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You should know that he was one of
my earliest gen:LOCK experiments.
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Not just for testing
holon frame ideas either.
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He contains one of the earliest
cyberbrain dev platforms
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loaded with a sliver of
my own neural pattern,
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which makes him rather effective
as my walking personal data assistant
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but horrible at my wit, which
is why I tend to leave him muted.
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He's been loaded over the years
with everything I know about gen:LOCK.
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Notes, theories, plans.
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So, probably best you don't
broadcast exactly what he is.
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Now, I'm not good with the
personal touch, opening up.
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It's something I've struggled with,
and that has cost me over the years.
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And as you are seeing this message,
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it means it also cost me the ability
to tell you in person
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how much you mean to me.
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You're each so very special.
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I regret I shall not have the chance
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to see all your finer
moments that lie ahead.
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But you share such a unique bond.
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I have faith that even in
the most challenging times,
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it will help see you through.
Be well.
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- Cal.
- Julian Chase.
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Just call me Chase.
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Cal, what was the next
step for the gen:LOCK team?
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Did the doc intend for us to
stay at the Anvil forever?
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Upon completion
of prototype phase,
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Vanguard is to commence
phase two, manufacturing,
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while phase three,
research and development,
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relocated to the Rogue
Technology, Aeronautics,
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and Space Administration
assembly facility.
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Whoa, RTASA, seriously?
Why?
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All in favor for going there now
and figuring it out later?
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Anywhere is better than nowhere.
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Depends what kind of
drinks they serve in nowhere.
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Yeah, but you know what RTASA's got?
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Astronaut ice cream!
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Really, nothing?
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Caliban, coordinates for
the RTASA facility please.
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Certainly, after all the only
disability in life is a bad latitude.
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Holding for laugh.
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Transferring coordinates.
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Huh, never heard of a base out there.
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It's RTASA, they're not exactly known
for advertising their location.
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All right, everyone better strap in.
A lot of turbulence ahead.
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Ain't that a metaphor.
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Hey, talk to me.
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That's really me out there,
Yaz, hunting us.
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- We've been fighting "me."
- You're so much more than that thing.
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Am I?
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For better or worse,
I don't believe it's you.
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Not anymore.
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Who knows what the Union
did to that version of you
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once they understood what you were?
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Certainly experimented.
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Knowing them, they
probably brainwashed you,
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damaged or wiped portions of you.
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And then aimed what was left back at us.
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And that brain's been
running nonstop ever since.
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Who knows what that would do to a mind?
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The real me got turned into that.
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- I'm a copy, a code branch.
- Another chance, a "what if".
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You're real to them, to us, to me.
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I don't know if that's enough.
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Yaz, how you holding up?
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It's possible I'm more
caffeinated than you.
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I've tried standard
frequencies, nothing.
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- Not a great sign.
- No ground markings of any kind.
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Either they moved or...
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Or they don't wanna be found
any more than we do.
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Or I entered
the wrong coordinates.
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I didn't, but it's a less
ominous thought, don't you agree?
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- I got a bad feeling about this.
- Don't you start with that.
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I have
experienced warmer welcomes.
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Cemeteries, the Arctic, the ex-wife.
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Hey, Cal, I'm gonna need you
to stay on mute for a little bit.
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Eyes up.
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Anybody here order a pizza?
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Nobody, really?
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All right, we were supposed to
deliver to a secret facility
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in the middle of nowhere,
this has got to be it.
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- Wait, lower your guns, everybody chill.
- Henry?
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They're cool, and they have
cool toys, so stand down.
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Hey, no shooty.
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- Henry, what are you doing here?
- Science. What are you doing here?
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You've not heard any news?
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I-Is something up, you guys okay?
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Is there somewhere we can talk?
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Well, we do have this giant
secret research facility.
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Follow me.
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And who have we here?
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Dr. Jha, this is the team
I told you about.
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Rescued us with the badass mecha.
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Ma'am, I'm Lieutenant
Julian Chase of the...
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Formerly of the Vanguard 101st.
These are my teammates.
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Ma'am, we've been attached to
a project for Dr. Rufus Weller.
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Do you know him?
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Better than most.
Hmph, never as well as I think.
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- Sounds about right.
- He sent us.
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Sent you, already?
Just like him not to update me first.
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Ma'am, Dr. Weller died
in a Union attack yesterday.
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- Rufus died?
- Yes, ma'am.
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Rufus died...
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- I told him, I told him!
- Ma'am?
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And you are all part
of the gen:LOCK program?
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You know about gen:LOCK?
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I was there when he first proved it out.
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You worked with him at the ESU?
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No... I was married to him.
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Damn.
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So you see, ma'am,
we barely got out of there ourselves.
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You should
know he died saving us,
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- giving us time to escape.
- And you brought the holons.
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Not in the best shape now, but yeah.
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Holons, brains, whole system.
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Five field-ready holons?
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I knew he made it to recruiting,
but progress at this pace is astounding.
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Yeah, life's been coming at
us kind of fast these days.
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I wonder if he even let Holcroft know.
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Holcroft, like the Marc Holcroft?
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He's the principal investor
in the ESU, RTASA as well.
252
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The three of us were more
or less partners before...
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Before I decided it would be better
if I returned to my work here.
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How strange. If gen:LOCK worked,
we planned to share it
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with a variety of other
organizations, including RTASA.
256
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But once the war began, I stopped
believing it would happen.
257
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Yeah well, gen:LOCK's here now.
258
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Just probably not how you imagined it.
259
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And it possibly should not stay here.
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Where we go, danger tends to follow.
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I wonder if Rufus kept Marc up to speed.
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- Okay, what's the password?
- Open up before I kill ya?
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Good guess.
264
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And these are Weller's recruits.
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Cameron MacCloud, Scottish hacktivist
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turned white hat cybersecurity
expert for the Polity
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after going just a bit too far.
268
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Iida Kazu, Japanese SDF washout.
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Valentina Romanyszyn,
former Russian advanced recon
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and stealth ops, fell in with
the Ukrainian Resistance due to,
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shall we say, societal pressures.
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Retired but pressed
into service again, eh?
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Yasamin Madrani, former Union citizen.
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Sought asylum at the Polity
after learning she was
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responsible for outing her
parents as intellectuals,
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after which the Union took them.
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Not least is Julian Chase, American.
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Father NYPD, died in the line of duty.
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Rising star of the Vanguard's
aerial combat wing until
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the Battle of New York where his
mother and sister were also lost.
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Recovered by the ESU where he became
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the very first human mind in history
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to be transferred to an electronic brain.
285
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Not without incident, of course.
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- Now listen here, O great and powerful Oz ...
- Please, relax.
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Rufus passed along your
names as you were identified,
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and I'm always sure to
research my... investments.
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I am sorry that Rufus won't be here
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to see his work change the world.
291
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He was a brilliant engineer...
and a friend.
292
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But this leads us to you.
293
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Whatever in the world to do with you now?
294
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We got the last known
working bits of gen:LOCK tech,
295
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and the Union wants it.
296
00:19:54,921 --> 00:19:57,380
We're putting Dr. Jha and her team
at risk just by being here.
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There is a rogue version of Chase
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who can track us when we're uploaded.
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- We cannot even use gen:LOCK now.
- The lost holon, yes.
300
00:20:06,146 --> 00:20:08,556
The Union is nothing if not thieving.
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Incapable of innovating on their own.
You say it's located?
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If you wanna get specific,
it can locate us.
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__
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It never rains.
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Well, what do you propose?
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I was apprenticing under the doc.
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He started to teach me
the ins and outs of GL.
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I got a fair idea how to
at least maintain things.
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Well, isn't that fortuitous?
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Perhaps you can devise a way
to shut down your interloper.
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I find it irksome that the
Union has my technology.
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Can we not forget it's
a stolen version of me?
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Chase, I can only imagine
what you're going through.
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But in times of stress,
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I find it most productive
to keep focused on the goal.
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Do I assume correctly
that if you were enabled,
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- you'd go after this lost holon?
- That's for damn sure.
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Then that's the deal.
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Dr. Jha, help the gen:LOCK
team repair their holons.
321
00:21:10,561 --> 00:21:13,438
Why don't we make use
of our latest materials?
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If I may, I'd like to ask
we don't simply repair them.
323
00:21:17,661 --> 00:21:21,796
I've got some new designs for
armor upgrades I think would help.
324
00:21:21,831 --> 00:21:24,538
We have to work from something.
You have the CAD files?
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00:21:24,539 --> 00:21:28,816
- Yes, send them over.
- Bring in the lost holon or eliminate it.
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00:21:28,851 --> 00:21:32,151
So long as it doesn't remain
in the hands of the Union.
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After that, we can discuss the future.
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They're... beautiful.
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Yeah, you got some catching up to do
on the manga, but...
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334
00:23:04,136 --> 00:23:06,686
What have you done to yours, Cammie?
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It me.
336
00:23:18,496 --> 00:23:22,710
Chase, we cool?
337
00:23:22,745 --> 00:23:23,830
We're better than cool.
338
00:23:23,831 --> 00:23:26,560
And your holon's not the only one
who changed its look, eh?
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00:23:26,561 --> 00:23:28,406
It didn't occur to me that I should try
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to change my look every four years.
341
00:23:30,971 --> 00:23:35,416
- Plus, I got a new team now, you know?
- It looks good on you.
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00:23:35,451 --> 00:23:39,366
Excellent.
Well, I'm gonna go sleep for a week.
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00:23:39,401 --> 00:23:41,748
Then what, boss man?
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We deal with Nemesis.
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One way or the other.
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