166 baris pertama.
Hmph.
Ah, ha!
Hmm.
You worry too much, Victor.
They only got away with a notebook.
- That notebook has the combination to the safe in it.
Huh?
What in the world?
Why did you-- -
Whoa!
Stop!
Nice work there, rookie.
Hm.
カ
This place is as deserted as ever.
The quintessential definition of nowhere.
Indeed.
- Have you two noticed how all of our jobs
have gone off without a hitch lately?
- Zenigata has not intervened. - Exactly.
And since persistence is the guy's middle name,
it's starting to freak me out.
- Perhaps his inability to apprehend us
has shaken his confidence and he has resigned
to wander the land as a ronin.
- - Nah, not that guy.
- Well, he has been pursuing Lupin III, the greatest thief
in the entire world, after all.
It's an achievement that he's actually almost caught me
as often as he has-- right, guys?
- - Hey, don't sound so excited.
Real lively, huh?
- We have been here before. Why return?
- Well, if you do a little digging,
you can find a lot of loot ripe for the taking.
We might be in the middle of nowhere,
but this is where the Russian mob does its banking--
the Yevgeny Bank.
The Kraken House is a jewelry chop shop
where they recycle and sell stolen wares.
And the famous one-winged Venus, an authentic piece
from the time of the Culovini Dynasty,
was acquired by a previous mayor as a spoil of war.
- Would you take a look at that?
Cops rushing to protect mafia money.
- All right. Up, up, and away.
Hm?
Hm.
Hmm?
Huh?
What's this?
We're under attack!
Get to the rear!
What now?
Huh?
- Give that back. Get back here!
Jump on!
Hey, take them out.
- Somebody has spirited the target away.
What the heck's going on?
Did someone swipe our loot?
Huh?
- Hey, watch it! It wasn't me.
I wasn't involved. Give it a rest, would you?
You guys trying to kill me?
Say what?
Zenigata was one of the thieves?
That explains everything.
The execution was like clockwork.
I believe someone like Zenigata could manage such a feat,
as he has witnessed your methods countless times.
He has learned from your example, Lupin.
Kind of sad that the master got out-heisted by the student.
- What reason would Zenigata have for copying my act?
- It's obviously got to be some kind of trap, right?
- He feigns undertaking the same line of work as us.
Once our guard's down, he gets us.
You just cut something?
- Just don't go chopping the car in half, man.
That's disrespectful.
Hey, the shutters are coming down.
All righty, then. Time to go to work.
Hold it, Lupin. - Huh?
Who are they?
No frickin' way.
- Hey now, isn't the manager of Kraken House supposed
to be off partying with his paramour right about now?
Then these people are--
Hmm.
Nicely done, guys.
Did you think copying me would throw me off
or something like that--
though I admit it did come as a bit of a surprise.
But you know, there's no way I'm going to let you slap
the cuffs on me that easily.
- Crap! It was a trap!
Lupin.
Huh?
Hey!
We're trapped.
- Sounds like the heat is already on their way here.
You're right.
Come.
- Why, that little-- let's go.
- He didn't even bother giving Lupin a second glance.
Just ran off with the loot.
I see.
Perhaps Zenigata truly has fallen from grace.
What do you mean?
- Dismissed from the force due to his lack of results,
but with no other way of earning a living,
he can only think of using our methods to make money.
So I'm his role model?
Give me a break.
I'm all set here.
Let's do this.
- What's going on? A blackout?
What happened to the emergency power?
What was that?
- Come to Papa. The good one--
- They're getting away! - Hold it right there!
Stop, you thieves!
Hi there.
- What are you waiting for? Shoot him!
- Notify every police officer in town
and hunt them down.
Yahoo!
Thank God for this snow, huh?
Hey, don't worry-- first degree burns heal up in no time.
Seryoga.
Damn.
Come on.
Noooo!
- It would seem these people are not police after all.
- Hey. - It's you again?
You're always so friendly.
Even I have to admit, pops, you did a hell of a job.
Tell me something-- why are you stealing all this stuff anyway?
- Why would I ever tell a thief like you?
- Is it money? - What?
- That doesn't really sound like you though.
- I don't need money. - Oh, that's so?
Then why'd you steal the statue?
- There's something I'm looking for,
and I absolutely have to find it no matter the cost.
I get the feeling that each theft
brings me closer to finding it.
Hey, Mr. Thief, what's your name after all?
- You should be telling me yours first.
True enough.
But unfortunately, I don't know what my name is.
That's what I'm searching for.
I need to learn who I really am.
Nothing else matters.
You mean, you don't--
Moneta.
That's the name I'm going by for now.
Yeah!
We'll cross paths again.
You've done it now.
Shut it.
This guy.
Hey, you OK, pal?
- So you don't even have the slightest clue who you are?
- Well, there ain't much we can do about that
with no I.D. on you.
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