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＄03-00-13-26-1-0
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？1：...Where am I...?
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？！
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[wt 1.0]
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？1：...I remember now. This is where I came before I woke up in that cave.
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？！
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？1：I can't see a thing, and there's no one else here.
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？！
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？1：But, I also feel strangely fulfilled.
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？！
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？1：...I think I'll go pay him a visit.
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？！
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[wt 1.0]
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＠
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[lr]According to one interpretation of Aztec mythology, the dead were sorted into those who died in battle, and those who died of natural causes.
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Those who died in battle were guided to the twelfth of the thirteen heavens[line 2]a paradise called Teteocán.
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Teteocán's eastern region was Tlahuiztlampa, the final resting place for warriors who died in battle and human sacrifices.
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Teteocán's western region was Cihuatlampa, the final resting place for women who died in childbirth.
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Teteocán's southern region was Huitztlampa, the bright and shining final resting place for dead children.
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And Teteocán's northern region was Mictlānpa, a zone of peaceful repose and quiet.
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Mictlānpa was the domain of Tezcatlipoca, the omnipotent god of war and death who demanded sacrifice.
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Meanwhile, there was also a separate subterranean underworld, divided into nine layers.
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This underworld subjected the souls of humans who died of natural causes to numerous trials in order to make them strong enough to return to the living world.
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That underworld was called Mictlān.
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In Proper Human History, it was the domain of two gods: the exceedingly cunning Mictlāntēcutli, and his wife, Mictēcacihuātl.
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These were the only gods who dealt solely with matters of death.
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The Mesoamerican peoples thought of death as a close neighbor. Thus, every god had some connection to death, regardless of what kind of god they may have been.
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[k]
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There can be no life without death.
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And the question of how to explain and overcome death was one each god could answer as they chose.
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In that regard, there was no god more inscrutable than Tezcatlipoca.
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As a god of war, he would seek warriors capable of winning battles, for he saw combat as the greatest height to which people could aspire.
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But, the souls of warriors were not led to his domain. Instead, they were led to Tlahuiztlampa in the east.
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Even though Tezcatlipoca would plant the seeds of war, it would always be another god who reaped their harvest.
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Mictlānpa, Tezcatlipoca's paradise of peaceful repose and quiet.
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Even now, it remains unclear what might have resulted in the dead being guided to this realm.
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All we know for sure is that it was not a subterranean underworld, like Mictlān or Xibalba.
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The best guess we have is that it was a domain for souls who had fought a great battle...and had earned a good long rest.
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＠Daybit
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There you have it, Tezcatlipoca. Chaldea stopped ORT. Your vision of the future is no more than an illusion now.
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＠Daybit
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God or not, now that you've spoken a falsehood, you need to be punished.
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＠Daybit
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Let me go get Quetzalcoatl. I believe her domain was Cihuatlampa to the west, right?
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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Damn, you serious? Please, anything but the birdbrain's macana. That thing rattles my skull harder than a hangover.
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[charaFaceFade A 8 0.3]
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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Besides, I didn't speak falsely. ORT did destroy a world: Mictlān.
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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I just embellished what came after a little bit. It could've gone all the way if I'd had a little more budget to work with.
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[charaFaceFade A 0 0.3]
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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...Anyway, we've got a guest. Looks like it's the one you've been waiting for, Daybit.
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[charaTalk B,A]
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？1：Tezcatlipoca.
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？2：Daybit.
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？！
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[charaFace B 0]
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＠Daybit
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I wouldn't say I was waiting for [&him:her]. This is quite a[sr]detour, you know. I figured the odds were fifty-fifty.
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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Of course [&he:she] was gonna show up. [&He:She] still has to[sr]get back what [&he:she] pawned.
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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Oh, so you ARE still gonna keep up the whole Master gig, fighting and all that, right, kid?
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？1：...Yes, I am. So if this is the border between life[csr]and death...I'm taking back my Master authority.
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？2：...That's right. I'm reclaiming my Master authority[csr]and going back to my own world.
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[charaFace B 2]
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＠Daybit
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Hang on, Tezcatlipoca.[sr]I thought [%1] had already regained [&his:her] Master authority.
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＠Daybit
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We both saw [&him:her] summoning Servants.
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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Yeah, [&he:she] was able to do that much. As long as [&he:she][sr]had [&his:her] Command Spells, [&he:she] could use the underworld[sr]boundaries to draw on the connections [&he's:she's] made so[sr]far.
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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I gave those Command Spells to Camazotz, and [&he:she][sr]got them all back from him.
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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But I never gave up [&his:her] Master authority.[sr]That, I've still got.
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[charaFace B 3]
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＠Daybit
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I see. So it wasn't truly a fair fight after all.
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＠Daybit
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That explains why the [&man:woman] who saved the world[sr]seemed so unintimidating.[bgmStop BGM_MAP_10 1.5]
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[charaFace B 4]
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＠Daybit
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All right, let's fight.
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＠Daybit
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This is Mictlānpa, a realm of neither life nor death.
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＠Daybit
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You don't have to worry about the debt you incurred to return to life now. Here, you're in perfect condition, Master.
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＠Daybit
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The winner will be kicked back to life, and the price that was paid returned.
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＠Daybit
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In your case, that would mean regaining your Command Spells, your Master authority. In my case... What would happen in my case, Tezcatlipoca?
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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You'd come back to life with another chance. Hell, I could even return you to the moment you summoned me.
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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Make sure ORT destroys the whole planet this time. 'Course, that means you'd have to face Chaldea a second time, too.
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[charaFace B 8]
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＠Daybit
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So I would have to repeat that year, huh? All five hundred and twenty-five thousand, six hundred minutes... No, wait.
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＠Daybit
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That's all right. It would only be around thirty hours.
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？1：So you still haven't given up? Why?
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？2：I don't get it. Why are you so hell-bent on destroying Earth?
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[charaFace B 1]
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＠Daybit
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What a strange question. I'm doing this for the same reason you do what you do.
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[charaFace B 0]
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＠Daybit
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It's not out of a sense of duty; it's just what I want to do. Pure self-gratification.
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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Ha! You really are one hell of a berserker, fracturing the whole damn planet to amuse yourself! And that Master there's cut from the same cloth!
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[charaFaceFade A 0 0.3]
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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All right. I'll banish whoever wins from my domain. This'll be the last initiation into Aztec mythology.
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＠C：Tezcatlipoca
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Don't hold back, now. I want you putting everything you've got into this fight. Do that, and I'll still respect the loser.
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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Those who flee in panic, hesitate to kill, and second-guess justice are cowards, not to be recognized as warriors.
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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You shun death too much for my liking, but you've survived this long while holding on to your principles, so you've earned my recognition.
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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Master of Chaldea. If you truly harbor the soul of a warrior, then I will respond as a warrior myself.
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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I welcome all warriors, no matter what form they take.
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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In Aztec culture, only victorious warriors can receive glory and acclaim. I'm all for that.
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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But in battle, there are losers as well as winners. The losers' efforts, courage, and choices never endure.
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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That, I can't abide. Everyone who dies in battle should be met with an equal reward.
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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That's why my domain welcomes winners and losers alike.
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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Every soul that fought with bravery, lost miserably, and was swiftly forgotten has a home here.
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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I recognize their accomplishments, and offer them rest and tranquility.
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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So...which will you be, [%1]?
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[charaTalk on]
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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Will you be a loser and go off to the paradise over the horizon to your eternal rest?
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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Or will you be the winner and return once more to your own battle?
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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Real talk, all of Mictlān is at stake in this battle. If you win, the Seventh Lostbelt will truly be finished.
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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I will use the dawning sun[line 2]Nāhui-Olīn, our fifth sun[line 2]to bring Mictlān's story to a close.
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＠Tezcatlipoca
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Show me your resolve. Now is the time to choose between life and death.
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＠Daybit
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Just because [&he:she] chooses life doesn't mean [&he'll:she'll][sr]be able to claim it. This realm will be [&his:her] final[sr]resting place.
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[k]
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[charaFace D 10]
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＠Daybit
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Chaldea has abused humanity far too much to be a match for the Foreign God.
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[k]
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＠Daybit
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Chaldeas[line 2]no, Marisbury, is not an enemy of humankind. He's an enemy of the entire universe.
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[k]
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＠Daybit
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If I'm the only one who sees him for what he truly is...
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[k]
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＠Daybit
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...then I'll destroy this planet and stop humankind from becoming the greatest villains in the known universe.
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[k]
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[charaFace D 2]
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＠Daybit
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Your goal is to save the world.[sr]Mine is to save all of creation.
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[k]
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＠Daybit
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We may both have humankind's best interests at heart, but given how different our approaches are, this conflict was inevitable.
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[k]
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＠Daybit
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Now, get ready, [%1]. Neither of us have anything holding us back here.
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[k]
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＠Daybit
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I challenge you not as a Crypter, but as a Master. Win or lose, this is the end.
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[k]
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＠Daybit
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Let's see how you compare to the simulation battles I imagined inside my Coffin.
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[k]
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[messageOff]
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[fadeout black 0.5]
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[bgmStop BGM_BATTLE_189 0.4]
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[wait fade]
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[soundStopAll]
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[end]
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