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What's this smell?

It smells like a drug lab.

It's the lab for MDT.

Dr. Han.

Hwang Kyung–chul has been murdered as suicide, too.

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No will, and no capsule...

It's less elaborate than their last set–up.

They probably didn't have to pay attention to the details

because we were closing in on them.

They must've packed up and left quickly.

What bastard keeps on

murdering people like this?

From how they even have a drug lab,

we can't rule out the possibility of a drug cartel.

Oh man.

Since when did Korea become a country of all these cartels?

Before that, what are they making these drugs from?

Detective.

You should take a look at this.

What's this smell?

Smells like some flower,

or even air freshener.

These are mimosa leaves.

It seems they were grown here.

Mimosa?

Yes, the main ingredient for MDT.

Then this must be where all the MDT must've originated from.

Ugh, the smell.

So a drug cartel, is it?

I wonder what CODAS will conclude their CoD as.

From how they've been quiet,

it's probably not much different to our own one.

Suicide.

Compression to the neck.

Well, that's if the murderer used MDT to

emasculate the victims before killing them,

then hanging them to disguise it as suicide.

Because in average people,

MDT will go undetected.

Or we may see peculiarities,

just like Yun Hyun–jong's case.

Dr. Han, any progress?

I did look over everything,

but found no connections.

Oh what, already?

What is it?

Well, there's something I asked the CODAS team for.

Uh, who was the one who fired off about

how CODAS is hurting his pride?

Didn't you tell us not to even mention the letter C?

Who said he'll never even touch CODARI noodles, not for his life?

You said you'll never ask for their help,

even at gunpoint.

– Did I? – Yes.

I said that? Really?

I said something extreme like that?

My goodness. I'm done for.

My memory won't even last me a day.

Yep, I'm done for. I must be getting old.

I should go over to CODAS, then.

"Expansion of Consciousness."

What exactly is this journal about?

The context is unavailable,

but this is the only journal that contained all the keywords

brain implant, electric shock therapy, and pineal gland

in its search terms.

But after its presentation,

it disappeared from the official conference site.

Who's the author?

Dr. Josephin.

We couldn't find any photos of her nor her resume.

It says she was at the Center for Consciousness Studies,

but that seems to be a bogus institution.

Bogus institution...

Then it's unclear what exactly she's been up to.

Yes.

But uh... We did find some articles about this journal.

Let's see.

An in vivo brain experiment...

Just what experiment were they carrying out?

This institution was once introduced as an institution

conducting research on brain implants,

developing brain decoding devices,

and studying dream recording and vision reconstructions.

But we were unable to get details on them.

They're all related to recording consciousness.

I've heard quite a bit about this field of research,

but all this technology is still distant fantasy.

I guess you haven't heard,

but some have actually become reality.

That is an arbitrary claim by research groups on brain signals.

And their claims aren't credible.

I mean, this is not some fiction by Philip K. Dick.

Don't you know many of the stuff covered in his work have

now become real?

Oh, but I guess from your case,

their claims do hold some credibility.

What do you mean?

You know, when you were hospitalized for a year.

What happened then was

really the stuff you'll only ever see in sci–fi fiction.

Let's not bring this up.

I'm sorry.

That was not the proper thing to say.

So you do know. That was totally improper.

I know things aren't exactly nice between us,

but let's not cross the line,

alright?

Such a tightass...

Why is he so pedantic when he knows nothing?

But then again, I'm sure you know

much about pain, don't you?

Sir.

Um,

may I ask

why Dr. Han was so upset just now?

I guess he was offended

about me bringing up his days in hospital.

You said he was hospitalized for a year.

What was the name of his condition?

The name of his condition?

There's none.

And no one managed to find out what it is.

Pardon?

That's all I can say.

Ah, yes.

This is becoming more and more like a sci–fi movie.

So according to CODAS,

what we found on Yun Hyun–jong's body is

similar to the marks found on the subjects

who took part in that

in vivo brain experiment or whatever, is it?

I doubted it, but an in vivo experiment...

So there must be another psycho out there.

Unethical researchers are everywhere.

But what was the context of this experiment?

We're not sure yet.

But Yun Hyun–jong was

probably a subject of this brain experiment,

and he probably died during the process.

If your hypothesis is indeed correct,

then the electric shocks were probably to

activate the nerve cells to draw out the maximum response.

Then what about MDT?

I still can't decipher

how that comes in.

Let me first see whether this vision reconstruction device

was illegally obtained by anyone.

Alright.

And if this brain experiment is conducted again,

there's a high chance the subject is a patient with MAO–A deficiency.

So Dong–geun,

get me a list of all the patients suffering from MAO–A deficiency

from our database.

Yes, sir.

Hello.

Hello.

The procedure went just fine.

– Thank you. – No worries.

Good luck with your treatments, too.

Keep up the good work.

(Head Doctor Shin Yeon–hwa)

Ah, Mr. Kwon Young–pil...

Yes.

According to our database,

Mr. Kwon Young–pil was the only patient with the condition.

Oh dear, so he'd still been receiving treatments.

Do you know him?

Do I know him?

He was a patient who caused a Hollywood–scale trouble

when I was still a resident.

Hollywood–scale?

Mr. Kwon Young–pil!

Let's first put that down

and have a talk, alright?

Put that down, please!

I heard all the doctors and nurses say

that you're a genius.

Then will you fix my head for me?

I'm a mess, because of that MAO–A deficiency, or whatever!

I'm talking about my head.

First... First put that down,

and I'll explain, slowly. Alright?

So I guess this is even hard for a genius.

It's the same with all conditions.

The human body isn't a machine that you can fix in a notch.

The treatment needs to be planned out well,

but most of all, the patient's will is...

Shut up!

When you've nothing to say,

you always give us the bullshit about our will and such.

But the will...

...can't fix anything.

You know that too, don't you?

Mr. Kwon Young–pil!

Mr. Kwon Young–pil!

Hurry, hurry up!

He was one troublesome patient

who tried to commit suicide,

saying in order to kill the worm inside his head,

he needed to kill himself.

"Worm..." That's exactly what Yun Hyun–jong said.

Yes, and they shared the same symptoms, too.

I can only imagine how tough it was for him.

So thankfully, he was saved.

Just 3 mm more,

and we would've lost him.

Hang on, he hasn't been seeing a doctor since a month ago.

He hasn't come to pick up his prescription, too.

So I asked his physician,

and he said someone had come to see him a month ago,

introducing herself as a researcher of this condition.

She said she was willing to look after and care for

these patients pro bono,

and asked him to link them up to her.

So he did, did he?

– Yes. – Who is this researcher?

He took a name card from her,

but said he left it in his office.

He said he'll call, as soon as he finds it.

And how many accepted this offer?

Just Mr. Kwon Young–pil.

What, can you just connect up patients like that?

It was probably due to his strong will.

Visits to the Korea National University Hospital are costly,

so he was probably desperate for other options.

Only intermittent patterns, as expected.

No improvements.

Yes, understood.

What?

Missing?

Out of all the those who've exchanged messages with

Hwang Kyung–chul for these past two years,

a total of 16 went missing.

And this is excluding those who died recently.

Though I may be hasty in coming to this conclusion,

but if all 16 are dead...

That's a massacre.

But how come no one looked for these people

who went missing?

They mostly had no family or relatives.

What, if they've no family, then the police won't investigate?

That's the law in Korea.

The Missing Persons law doesn't really apply to adults.

What kind of law is that?

I don't understand it either myself.

Unless there's evidence of crime,

they're just simply seen as runaways.

Then what about now?

There's a possibility that they were involved in a crime,

so can't you track them down?

Exactly! So as soon as I got hold of the list,

I got started on the investigation.

That's it!

That's how it should be done.

I'll do my best.

Here's another surprise.

They all ended up in the same place.

Don't tell me...

...Veritas Hospice?

Yes, that's right.

Yes, Dong–geun.

Kwon Young–pil's physician just called us.

It's Veritas Hospice, isn't it?

Huh? How did you know?

Kwon Young–pil ended up at Veritas, too.

(Veritas Hospital)

From my memory,

they were patients here, yes.

– All of them? – Yes, all of them.

But how come they're not in your official records?

We're not talking about one or two.

Oh, I know that it can become a problem,

but it was due to Dr. Shin's kind consideration.

All these patients had no family and were financially unstable.

So she saw them for free,

just like my brother.

But that would cause problems with the accounting,

which is why they were never recorded.

Do you know what these people share in common with your brother?

No, I don't.

They were all members of a suicide web community.

And they all went missing,

after they came to this hospital.

What?

No way, it must simply be a coincidence.

I mean, how could all these people...

And though it's just a presumption at this stage,

but we believe all 16 are dead.

But their bodies have not been found yet.

Only Hyun–jong's body was discovered.

Because they knew you were his family,

they probably tried to disguise it as a suicide

so a funeral could be held.

Then who...

We'll have to investigate further,

but there's a high possibility that someone at this hospice

is involved in this case.

By "someone..."

– You mean... – Oh, that's right.

Is there a patient by the name, Kwon Young–pil?

He should have a scar on the side of his head.

Yes, he's a patient here.

You don't look too good.

Are you feeling unwell?

No, I'm fine.

Thank you.

So... Why did you want to see me?

Is this about Mr. Yun Hyun–jong again?

I thought I explained enough already.

Yes, but I hadn't quite organized my thoughts back then

and forgot to ask you something.

Ask away, please.

Did you have any other opinions about his condition,

other than MAO–A deficiency?

For example, did you note anything peculiar

or any side–effects?

No, not really.

Our treatments were focused on using medication to

reduce impulse, and calm his mentality.

Then did you use some other drugs that

weren't conventional?

No, I prescribed him what they normally do for

patients with MAO–A deficiency.

I see.

See, I took a look at his body,

and found a surgical scar.

You'll see when you look around our hospital,

but there are no surgical facilities here.

Which means brain surgeries are also impossible.

How did you know?

That it was a brain surgery.

I don't remember ever telling you that.

Not only that,

MAO–A deficiency has

nothing to do with brain surgeries.

This is Mr. Kwon Young–pil's room.

Huh?

This is his room...

(Name Date of Admission)

It looks like he was moved.

Do you know where Mr. Kwon Young–pil is?

Oh, he was discharged the day before yesterday.

He just left without a word.

A surgery is an option for MAO–A deficiency.

How so?

If the patient's impulse and violent behaviors were

aggravated and drug therapy had seem to reach a limit,

I'm sure they performed a lobotomy.

(Lobotomy: Removal of a brain lobe)

You're very quick, aren't you?

But you're saying a patient who came here because

he was tight financially, received a lobotomy as soon as he left?

That expensive surgery?

Well, I wouldn't know how he did, would I?

What Mr. Yun Hyun–jong went through

wasn't lobotomy,

but an in vivo experiment.

Involving a brain implant.

This is all far–fetched, isn't it?

A brain implant?

I mean it.

What, do I look like a liar?

If you've no more to say, please leave.

I have to go make rounds.

You should, yes.

They're very important.

Dr. Han Jin–woo.

Don't you have very abstract dreams

or fall into very deep sleeps?

Why do you ask?

Just... I was curious.

You said something similar last time.

What do you know about me, anyway?

I just wondered whether geniuses like you

exhibited a brainwave pattern that's not like ours.

There's nothing like that, no.

Don't be too offended.

Who knows, there may be something out there

that you're not so fully aware of.

Then please excuse me.

No,

I need a different approach.

A more natural approach.

Two years ago, Seongyun University

set up a brain sciences lab of a pretty large scale,

and among their projects

was one for brain vision reconstruction.

But I found it strange that it'd been removed now,

so I did a little digging.

Was there some kind of a problem?

Yes, there was a little incident during its early years.

The University bribed the press from exposing it.

What was it about?

One of the researchers was bribed to

leak the brain vision technology,

and committed suicide not long after he was exposed.

In the very lab.

What, another suicide?

And it was his colleague who discovered him.

Yes, and this colleague quit

not long after, due to shock.

Any data about this colleague?

Here.

"Conscious Science Research Center."

Wait a second.

Dr. Josephin.

What is it?

I told you how CODAS found

a journal about an in vivo brain experiment.

Well, the author was at the same research center as

Mr. Chu Sang–hyun.

Yes, that's right.

They're all from the same center.

Then just catch one, and the rest will follow.

We should first track him down.

What's the time?

Can we take a break first?

I'm dying here.

Come on, let's go home. Go, go!

You still haven't gone home?

Why are you still here, when you suggested we all go home?

I wanted to clean up first.

Go get changed.

I'll escort you home.

Really?

Then shall I accept your favor?

Just call me Su–an, when it's just the two of us.

I'm not used to this.

Um... Su–an?

You see, I...

I'm thinking of resigning next year

and just give lectures instead.

Don't say that!

Who's to shoulder such big responsibilities, if not you?

Well, they have you.

Why, it's all thanks to you that

I was able to come to such a decision.

No way.

You have to stay here, I'm not letting you go.

Don't be so weak–hearted.

I'm not, I do mean it.

You and Dr. Han would make a perfect team.

But you can also imagine how things will be

with just Dr. Han and I!

You two may appear to be feisty,

but I know deep down, you're kind and caring.

I don't want to hear this.

Anyway, just get changed.

Stop giving me this nonsense.

Alright, let's go.

How about some chicken and beer in a long while?

– How about to my neighborhood? – Sounds good.

I'm all up for it!

Put that knife down, you bastard.

Why are you so sloppy?

This is your first time, isn't it?

I knew that was coming.

Who are you?

I was just doing what I was ordered to...

Fine, don't talk.

We have your knife there,

so I have my excuse of self–defense.

All... All right!

Alright.

I'll talk.

Yun Hyun–jong received...

That's right, a brain implant.

"Expansion of Consciousness."

An in vivo brain experiment...

...vision reconstruction...

Hold on, then an MDT will cause hallucinations,

and then electric shocks...

Brain surgery...

Man, this is killing me!

Don't you have very abstract dreams

or fall into very deep sleeps?

I just wondered whether geniuses like you

exhibited a brainwave pattern that's not like ours.

Who knows, there may be something out there

that you're not so fully aware of.

MDT.

MDT...

So that's it?

So that's it?

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I'm here.

Where did he go?

Dr. Han?

Dr. Han!

Dr. Han!

Dr. Han, Dr. Han!

Dr. Han!

Dr. Han!

Oh no...

Dr. Han!

Stop hitting me.

That hurts even more.

I'm alright. I really am.

– Jin–woo! – Ah, you're here.

Are you alright?

I'm alright, I am.

I'm fine.

So this was what was used on you?

– Yes. – What is it?

A device that boosts brainwaves.

And what does it do?

This is a killing machine that leaves no trace.

It can generate irregular brain signals,

resulting in cardiac arrest,

and sudden death.

An autopsy won't catch it.

It'll just be, "Undetermined CoD."

What, that's all possible with this one device?

The principles behind this is pretty simple,

so for a professional,

it wouldn't have been hard to manipulate one.

A professional? But who?

A professional who probably is most deeply involved in this case.

I think we finally have the answer.

You told me before.

What was the other name for the pineal gland?

The third eye?

Yes,

because it becomes active during a spiritual experience.

That's right.

MDT researchers said

during a hallucination or a spiritual experience,

the pineal gland excretes MDT.

And when that MDT is completely disintegrated,

that's when that experience ends.

Are you suggesting that this Dr. Shin Yeon–hwa...

So you're saying Dr. Shin Yeon–hwa have been administering MDT

to draw out spiritual experiences?

And someone like Yun Hyun–jong, who lacked

monoamine oxidase–A to break down MDT,

would have been a good subject for this experiment.

Because that would draw out the maximum results.

That must explain the discoloration of the pineal gland.

But it just seems so far–fetched.

A spiritual experience?

Right.

I mean, isn't Dr. Shin Yeon–hwa a scientist?

No.

Before being a scientist,

she was a mere human being.

I found a pill in Dr. Shin Yeon–hwa's office

by chance the other day.

It was itozene.

As you are all aware,

this is the most powerful painkiller given to

terminally–ill patients.

So I had a little look,

and Dr. Shin Yeon–hwa...

She had end–stage uterine cancer.

What's more interesting is,

Dr. Shin Yeon–hwa's mother

also passed away from uterine cancer.

What, then are you suggesting

a terminally–ill patient carried out

all these experiments

for her own peaceful death?

Yes.

It's very feasible, yes.

But I still can't believe it.

Well, if there's any possibility that this is true,

we'll have to go and see.

– Let's go. – Yes.

Mr. Park Man–jong, you've been in and out of prison, huh?

Violence, fraud, attempted murder...

Oh,

and that car that you parked outside.

It's the same car that run me over,

isn't it?

You were under orders by Chu Sang–hyun to kill me,

but Chu's whereabouts are currently unknown.

As well as Dr. Shin Yeon–hwa, who also has a connection to him.

You know everything, don't you?

What's your relationship with Chu?

He' s just a guy I know from my hometown.

He contacted me two years ago

when I was released from prison.

He said he'll let me live at his house

if I can help him out with his work from time to time.

Why did he ask you to kill me?

I don't know why.

He just told me to.

You really have no clue as to

where he may have gone?

– No. – Really?

No! All I ever did was do the driving for him.

And he only calls me once a month, that's it.

(Sang–hyun)

And this once a month must be

– today, huh? – Oh shit.

(Sang–hyun)

He probably still doesn't know you've been caught.

So take it, and put it on speakerphone.

Tell him you killed me,

and that you're hiding out in a motel.

If you don't do as I say,

I'll use every excuse to

put you in jail until the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

(Sang–hyun)

What happened?

Why haven't I heard from you?

Hey.

I was on the run after killing that detective.

I'm holed up in a motel right now.

I want you here in an hour.

We have to pack up and go.

What?

In an hour?

Make it quick.

Where's this place he's referring to?

Why?

Are you going to kill someone else there?

The same way you tried to kill me?

No!

I really do mean it.

I only take care of the bodies

when he calls me.

Dr. Han.

Was it you?

The bastard who tried to kill Detective Kang.

It was you, wasn't it?

Why you son of a...!

Enough.

Bastard!

Enough! He's currently being questioned.

You...

You've no idea why I'm beating you up, right?

You wanna hear why?

Do you even know

who you tried to kill?

She's my fiancée.

Do you know what that means?

It means we're engaged, you bastard!

I'm sorry. I'm sorry!

– Stop it. Enough! – I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Calm down.

Hold on.

You just said you take care of the bodies.

Where?

It's a lab, isn't it?

Where they experiment on people and kill them.

Experiment?

I'll explain later.

But first, we need to track down this lab.

So if he just called you,

does that mean another one's dead?

I don't know that yet.

Mr. Kwon Young–pil.

We need to get moving.

Hey, say it.

Where is this place?

Oh, you won't?

Well, say it, you bastard!

Say it!

The funeral hall, at Veritas Hospice.

That's the lab?

Yes.

There's a secret room there.

It was right under our noses, all this time.

Dr. Shin.

You should take a look at the monitor.

I'm sorry, Doctor.

It seems my friend has made a mistake.

It was bound to happen someday.

Let's hurry.

Yes, Doctor.

What you have experienced until now

is only a taste of it.

Today, you'll begin a whole new journey to

another world.

Thank you, Doctor.

Now I can finally be at peace.

If this is not the end,

I'll be much happier in this other world, right?

Without suffering.

Yes, that's right.

There'll be no pain there.

Why did you stop?

You bastard!

Mr. Kwon Young–pil!

Mr. Kwon Young–pil! Can you hear me?

Get him to the ER, now!

Yes, sir!

Where's Dr. Shin Yeon–hwa?

Where is she?

I think it's this way!

Take him away, now!

Don't move!

You follow me.

Dr. Shin Yeon–hwa.

Dr. Shin Yeon–hwa!

We need to open this somehow.

Detective, wait!

Jesus Christ!

At least warn us before.

It startled me, too. Now just open it, and...

It's not opening!

Tell them to bring the tools.

Yes, ma'am.

Hurry!

Hey!

What do you think you're doing?

What do you think you're doing?

Hello, Dr. Han Jin–woo.

There's something I needed to finish off.

And I'm sure you know what that is.

No more of this, please!

Stop with your wild dreams,

and take responsibility for what you did.

Unfortunately, I can't.

In two minutes,

the last experiment will begin

regardless of my own will.

You can't stop it?

She's already set it up so it runs automatically.

So in the end, you...

You chose to be your last subject?

As you said, those with the strongest will

is the best subject for this.

I know why you're doing this.

It's because...

...you don't have many days left to live.

That's not my biggest reason.

It's to give people an opportunity to

go to heaven, when they wish to.

You better stop this nonsense about will and whatnot.

Your theory has...

...a lot of errors!

Let's hear it before the experiment starts.

Your grounds for your experiments was

that you could reveal the mysteries of the

spiritual realm through them.

However,

the results you did obtain

cannot conclude as a spiritual experience.

They're just...

Mere hallucinations, or

dreams reflecting personal desire.

You say that even after seeing those images?

No!

They're just... Merely your brainwaves.

It's not the world of the unconsciousness.

No.

It's a result of something that is almost at completion.

Jesus, this is driving me crazy.

What I've proven through experiments are...

...the data, that will prove to be

a turning point for mankind.

Because those who are

positive that there is another world out there

become more positive about their day–to–day lives.

And for terminally–ill patients...

Every day is a prolongation of pain and suffering.

Their choices are...

...to remain in this hellish world,

or move onto another distant world.

But with a heart of uncertainty and fear.

So I wanted to give these terminally–ill patients

conviction, and not fear.

And so I've been conducting experiments

for a safe crossing to the other side.

So that they may be able to choose a life in another world.

Look here, Dr. Shin.

That's...

That's encouraging and assisting suicide.

And convincing people that there is a spiritual world

should be left to religion,

not science.

No.

That is clearly our domain.

You know all too well yourself,

there are so many mysterious yet to be resolved.

Alright.

Let's say that it's our domain.

However...

Even if you do come across new discoveries,

it won't vindicate you.

Not only the results,

but the process should also be for the mankind.

And this process

requires sacrifice, Dr. Han.

Look.

Ah, time's up.

Then I'm off.

Hey!

Let's assume she's right,

and that there really exists

another world out there.

But is there any guarantee that you'll be happy there?

I just...

I just became terrified.

That science, in the end...

...may be used to satiate

our vain desires.

Hold on. Wait!

Mr. Kwon Young–pil.

Do you remember me?

Are you alright?

Why couldn't you have just left me to die?

Why couldn't you have at least given me the option?

Just what is the world anyway,

robbing me of the chance to be at peace?

If you can't cure me,

can't you at least allow me that freedom?

No.

You give us a chance.

You give us a chance.

To make you all better.

That option's no longer valid.

Because once again,

from today on...

I'll be living in another hell.

Aren't you curious about Dr. Shin's experiments?

On what they feel like?

I could feel that I was going somewhere,

freed from my everything.

My pain,

my memories...

The basic theory in Dr. Shin's research was that

a change in the brainwaves was the signal that

you had crossed over to the other side.

CODAS is built on a binary system,

so maybe it'll be faster at

realizing a similar spiritual experience.

Just give it some more time,

and next we'll have a portal to the other side

on CODAS, won't we?

And to pass through that,

will I need to beat it in a ranking match?

I'll give you a few gears.

Thanks.

But even if you do pass onto another world,

you shouldn't forget those you left behind.

Because despite the suffering and pain,

the reason why you still felt happiness in this world

is because you had someone here to share that pain with you.

So freeing yourself from physical pain...

That shouldn't be our ideals.

(Well–dying Experience)

I only have regrets.

Regrets about not saying "I love you" more,

not being by your side when you needed me,

and not hugging you as much as I should have.

So...

Until the day we meet again,

I'll tell you I love you every day,

be there with you,

and hug you in my heart.

I promise.

So please...

...rest in peace, wherever you are.

Now you're free from pain

and suffering.

Why do I have tears in my eyes?

Today, I was a little touched. Just a little.

Just a little?

Why just a little?

After all the sincerity I put in that.

Will you really say "I love you" every day

and hug me in your heart

if I die before you do?

Well, uh...

Of course, uh... I will.

Then while I'm still here,

can't you do a bit of what you'll do then?

Let's do that, then.

Oh, that's right.

So, uh...

About last night, at the interrogation room.

You called me

your fiancée,

and that we're engaged.

Yes, well... So I did.

Did you really mean it?

They're not just empty words, are they?

Empty words?

Do you think I'm someone who just says that?

Then what, should I have said you're someone I know?

That you're an acquaintance? What?

My heart skipped a beat, back then.

Oh, it did?

Then, uh...

Instead of going back to the station,

how about to my place instead?

You know, and spend some time together.

Just what are you thinking?

Spend some time, doing what?

Now my heart skipped a beat.

So are you coming, or not?

Well, are you going to spend some time with me?

It's about time to, right?

(To: Mr. Kwak Hyuk–min)

(To: Mr. Kwak Hyuk–min)

(The Discovered Remains of a Child Deemed)

(Irrelevant to the Hyukjeon Welfare Center)

(Interview with Mr. Kwak Hyuk–min, Medical Examiner in Charge)

(Hanju Pharmaceuticals)

Security! Security! Hey!

Hey, why's there no answer?

Who are you?

Who are you people?

– Take a break now and then. – Alright.

Shhh.

I'm here because I need something.

– Look after him. – Yes, sir.

Are you alright?

Are you alright?

Emergency! We have an emergency!

Thanks.

Call me whenever you need me.

I'll do anything for you.

Keep your silence, alright?

Don't you worry.

We'll be off then, sir.

Wait.

Why not stay and have something to eat?

Sure,

if you want to treat us.

They took that well, didn't they?

Make sure to do a good job storing that thing.

Yes, Boss.

Learning in progress...

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(Quiz from God 5: Reboot)

We found 13 strains of viruses in his system.

From how they said they don't know

when the results will be ready,

it must be a super–rare virus.

But it just doesn't make sense.

Our first step is to track back

how they contracted the virus.

If this is not an accident

but that someone had done it on purpose,

then this is really bad.

More victims?

They're all running high fevers and have nausea.

I hear we've had three more patients.

And another three, in that short time.

What?