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So, I heard this story about a grey wolf in the botanical gardens of the library.
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A grey wolf?
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Don't you mean the Golden Fairy?
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That's old hat.
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It seems there's an intelligent wolf who can speak like a human.
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They say he likes shiny things.
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The grey wolf I know prefers strange things.
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Now Kujou! We shall search for shiny things to lure the Grey Wolf out of hiding!
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Avril has already gotten used to this school and this town.
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Before I knew it, she knew all kinds of secrets about the school,
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and she already has more friends than me.
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But I'm the only one who knows Victorica.
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Huh? I wonder what's going on.
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Look.
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Episode 6
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The Grey Wolf Calls for its Mates
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Well, that was lame. Let's go.
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Wait up, Avril.
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My textbooks!
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Incredible...
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What about my textbooks?
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Kujou?
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Just a second!
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What's with that hat?
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It's a long story.
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Avril.
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Could I borrow your textbook later?
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You there! Come over and have a look.
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Don't be scared.
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Something smells like alcohol.
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What a beautiful plate!
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This Dresden porcelain was donated by the wife of a believer.
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It's said to have a long history.
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It looks really expensive.
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How about this?
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A music box?
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More pigeons?
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Victorica! Victorica!
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Geez, Victorica...
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Look at this mess.
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You're hopeless.
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You should clean this place up yourself.
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Is this a hat?
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It's got a weird shape.
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I brought that back for yo—
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I'm tired of it.
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Hats are meant to be worn; it's not a toy.
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Don't throw it away before you've worn it.
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Oh, that's right.
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At the market where I got this hat from, there was a rather unusual case of theft.
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Unusual?
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And when we thought that the music box was broken, suddenly pigeons appeared.
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It's like I'm some sort of pigeon magnet.
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But more importantly, that plate!
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During the commotion, the Dresden porcelain vanished.
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What a simple fragment.
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You can barely even call it chaos.
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Really?
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I could die from the boredom. That's how dull it is.
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Why don't you try on the hat, then?
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Hello there, Baby Squirrel.
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Is your hair nice as ever?
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Cordelia Gallo?
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What the hell are you doing here?!
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Cordelia?
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You're mistaken. It's me.
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What? How misleading.
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Who's Cordelia Gallo?
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I assume you've come to talk about the same incident, Glaviel.
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The culprit who stole the plate can be none other than the nun.
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Kujou. This is the conclusion I've reached given what you've told me.
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The music box was set to explode when someone picked it up.
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In order to divert the attention of passersby, she then released pigeons from under her skirt.
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Her skirt?
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The supposedly virtuous and celibate nun was sitting with her legs spread like a man would.
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Presumably to hide the pigeons she was to use.
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While everyone was startled and distracted by the pigeons, she hid the plate under her skirt,
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then shouted that it was missing.
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What a headache.
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Oh, nothing.
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I think I hear a kookaburra crying somewhere. I'll be off.
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What's with him?
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Oh, right.
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Hey, Victorica. The person you mentioned before... Cordelia, was it?
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Geez...
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"Hats off to Inspector Blois!"
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"The whereabouts of the Dresden plate are still unknown."
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That's strange. He usually apprehends the criminals immediately
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and gets a nice headline praising his efforts.
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What's this article?
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"A notice to the descendants of the Grey Wolves."
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"The Summer Solstice Festival is coming up. We welcome all descendants."
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I heard it's the village of the Grey Wolves.
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It seems you can get there from a town called Horovitz.
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Look, there's even a simple map!
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The village of the Grey Wolves... Doesn't it sound mysterious?
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You can use this to stimulate your imagination and stave off some of your boredom.
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Victorica?
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It hurts.
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I'm sure it did. The sound was really loud.
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I said it hurts!
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What do you want me to do?
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It's your fault for leaving sweets all over the floor!
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Take responsibility and eat them.
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Eat them!
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Fine...
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When you're done, go to the seventh bookshelf on the eighth floor
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and fetch me the book that is third from the top and thirty-first from the right.
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I understand.
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Long ago in this land of Saubure, there was a story which was commonly told to those who ventured into the mountains.
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That was the story of the Grey Wolves.
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Though most of the stories in the diary of this 16th century English traveler are false...
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She's overreacting. She always orders me around like that.
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I guess she's not good at dealing with pain.
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Even though they are referred to as Grey Wolves—
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Victorica.
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Did I get you...?
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I only flicked you lightly. You really know how to exaggerate.
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Victorica?
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Kujou, I didn't think you were that kind of person.
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I'm sorry. Did it really hurt?
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Let me see... Oh, sorry.
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I never want to speak with you again! We're through!
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Just like that? Come on, Victorica.
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All I did was flick you lightly, and you want to cut all ties with me?
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Well, I guess you like those books more than you like me.
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Fine. I won't return!
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I mean it! I'm never coming to see you again!
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Victorica, you...
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Victorica, you crybaby!
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I know that she said we're through, but...
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I hope she'll forgive me tomorrow if I bring her some snacks.
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How much longer is it going to take to copy this textbook?
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The trunk is moving by itself!
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What are you doing?
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You can't leave the school grounds without permission, remember?
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The main entrance is locked, anyway.
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Can't you talk?
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Oh, do you have a cavity?
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You're always eating snacks just before bed.
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Your face is all swollen!
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Looks like it's both sides.
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Now it's swelling up even more!
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You don't need this much luggage just to see the dentist.
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What's this?
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There's a change of clothes, a basin, and a tea set...
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You've even got a doll and a vase?
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What's this thing?
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Is this a collapsible bed?
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Wait here. I'll go get my wallet.
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I'll show you how to get out of here.
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Avril showed me a way.
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I'll accompany you to the dentist.
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How did we end up taking a train?
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Hey, Victorica.
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I thought Victorica was just going to see a dentist, but earlier...
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...to Horovitz.
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Horovitz is the town from that classified advertisement, right?
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Hey, Victorica—
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Is it all right if I join you?
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Go ahead.
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Oh, it's you.
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You don't say? We're going to the same place.
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I'm headed to Horovitz as well.
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Oh, are you?
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Um...
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It's Mildred.
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I... Well, I grew up there...
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Did you hear anything about that stolen plate?
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Nope. But I got scolded pretty harshly for it.
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It was terrible.
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Look, we're almost there.
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There's going to be storm tonight.
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The wolves come out on nights like this.
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Wolves?
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The Grey Wolves.
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There's a village of Grey Wolves in the nearby mountains.
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On nights when the wind is strong, they come down from the mountains and attack people.
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The dead bird hanging on the door is meant to keep them away.
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Did you come because of that advertisement, too?
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There are others?
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Yeah. They're all too eager to take a drive into the mountains.
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But it's way too steep; they'd never make it.
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Try not to anger the Grey Wolves. You must be very careful.
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Excuse me, but do you know if the wolves are raised in the village?
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Oh, no. They're humans.
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They have the same flowing golden hair, rosy cheeks, and petite bodies.
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That's right. Just... just like her.
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The terrifyingly quiet Grey Wolves...
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Victorica.
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Hey! Do you think I could get another blanket?
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Oh, it does get really cold here at night.
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Seems so.
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Is it all right if I use the phone?
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Of course.
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Didn't she say she was from here?
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How come she doesn't know him?
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I'll carry that for you.
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Wolves?
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Victorica, did you hear that, too?
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You there. There was a squirrel in the hat box.
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What do you mean?
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Why don't you use your squirrel-talk to ask the squirrels?
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Are you talking in your sleep?
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Well, I'm pretty happy that you're talking to me again.
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Victorica!
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Wait! Calm down, Victorica!
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Tell me one thing.
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Why did you come here?
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You clearly said that you weren't able to leave the school without permission.
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But you came here regardless of that. There has to be a reason.
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Can't you tell me? Do you really hate me?
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You once told me that I'm one of your few friends.
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You'll get wet if you leave the window open.
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I'm coming in.
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I'll just close the window.
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I...
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I came to prove the innocence of a certain person.
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Victorica! What are you do—
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Wait.
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Hold on!
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Wait! I told you to wait!
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I'm not a dog, you know.
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Is this you?
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This is Cordelia Gallo. My mother.
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Mother used to be a dancer.
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She would wear colorful sashes and exotic makeup.
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And she was born in the village of the Grey Wolves.
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The Marquis du Blois came to her with the intention of introducing the special abilities of a Grey Wolf into his bloodline.
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She took her as his own.
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I was born soon after.
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But...
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Marquis du Blois discovered my mother's secret.
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Secret?
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She was a criminal.
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A criminal?
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Mother used to work as a maid in the village of the Grey Wolves.
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She allegedly committed a grievous crime one night and was thenceforth banished.
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After learning of this...
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...the Marquis regretted having introduced such cursed blood into his family.
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My mother escaped and threw herself to the flames of the Great War that was just beginning.
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And so I was raised in that tower; imprisoned.
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It all goes back to the crime that my mother committed.
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If that hadn't happened, she would not have been banished.
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That way I wouldn't have been born, either.
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That would be bad!
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Sorry, I didn't mean to...
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But...
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What?!
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You're quite an amusing person, Kujou.
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Well, excuse me!
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Let me see your forehead.
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Ouch!
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I don't believe that Cordelia committed such a crime.
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This is a war.
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A war between her and the village of the Grey Wolves.
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Until Cordelia Gallo is acknowledged as the victor, I will not leave.
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Nice to meet you. I'm Alan.
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This is Raoul and Derek.
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Hello.
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Say, is there really a village way out at the end of this road?
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That's what makes it so mysterious.
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This is incredible.
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I'll be here tomorrow night to pick you up.
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Take care.
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Wait a minute!
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What's this? Is this supposed to be a greeting?
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It's Cordelia's daughter.
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She looks exactly like her.
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That face...
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This is an ill omen.
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Wait.
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Elder...
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She is a descendant who came upon seeing our message.
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We have no reason to drive her out.
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Let us celebrate the Summer Solstice Festival together.
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Even if this girl's mother, Cordelia,
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is a murderer.
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I came to prove Cordelia's innocence.
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I came with the flow of events.
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Next Episode
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A Divine Revelation is Given
at the Summer Solstice Festival
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