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Driving like a maniac as usual!
You're the one who told me to hurry up!
You act like you don't want to participate in this mission.
Don't be stupid!
I guess we made it right on time.
Welcome, Mr. Kilhiman.
We're from the Metropolitan Police Department. We're here to pick you up.
You're very careful, aren't you?
This is worth a lot of money.
The Metropolitan Police don't have as much money as you think.
If you don't have the money, why don't you ask the Japanese government?
This information is worth it.
There she is!
Hey, I said get away! Enough is enough!
No pictures today!
Grandpa, I'm fine. No pictures today!
Grandpa, I'm fine.
You be quiet.
Enough! You can set up a press conference at the reception tomorrow.
Geez, I wonder if she's an actress from overseas.
She's the virtuoso pianist from West Gariela, Nina Shutenberg.
Really? I didn't realize that a globetrotting informant like you
would know so much about the entertainment industry.
It's common knowledge. The Japanese just aren't culturally aware.
If you say so.
Well, why don't we get going?
Get him!
He's nothing! Just worry about protecting me!
Kilhiman! Mr. Kilhiman!
What's going on?
What's the matter?
Sounds like someone collapsed! What's the matter?
Sounds like someone collapsed!
Sounds like someone collapsed! Was it a heart attack or something?
Was it a heart attack or something?
Looks like it's an old man. Was it a heart attack or something?
Looks like it's an old man.
Looks like it's an old man. Oh, my God!
Oh, my God!
He's bleeding! Oh, my God!
He's bleeding!
He's bleeding! Is there a doctor?
Is there a doctor?
Hurry up!
What the hell?
Are you okay?
Nina! Where are you, Nina? Where are you?
That was nicely done, Colonel Helzen.
Save the compliments.
Drive.
Here we go!
Soldier in the night, night
Kawa mukou made, kon'ya futari dekake yoo
Tobikiri hayai kuruma mo yooi shite aru
Kare no mune ni mimi atere ba
Kikoeru heart beat
Koko ni itatte nani mo hajimara nai
Ai no hi no
Nanika o sagashite itai
Nanika ni te o nobashi tai
Kokoro o shime tsuke rare soo na, yoru ni oborete mitai dake
Shuumatsu no soldier
Ima, hashi o watatte yuku yo
Akatsuki no mori, ah
Itsu demo ima dake o ikite itai
Soldier in the night
Hey, did you find any?
No, I don't see any. Hey, did you find any?
No, I don't see any.
You should look more carefully!
I am looking carefully!
You missed some, didn't you?
No, I didn't miss any! You missed some, didn't you?
No, I didn't miss any!
Don't look so depressed.
I'm sure we'll have some clients tomorrow.
How can you can be so optimistic?
We haven't had a client for forty-eight days now!
This is a new record for the Saeba Agency!
What? Is that true?
I wouldn't lie or joke about something like that!
Congratulations on the new record!
Congratulations on the new record!
Please!
Please come to us, if you have any problems to solve!
Anything at all is okay!
SAEBA AGENCY - You can trust us!
SAEBA AGENCY - You can trust us! XYZ is our trademark! That's the Saeba Agency!
XYZ is our trademark! That's the Saeba Agency!
Perfect service! Speedy solutions!
You can depend on us!
Please take one.
This town is developing a serious litter problem.
Hi, Ryo. Long time no see!
Can I be your client?
Wow, Reika! Of course, I'd do anything for you! Ask me anything!
No way; you can't.
Oh, why not? I thought you were looking for clients.
We'll starve before we accept a request from our competitor.
Oh, what a poor way to put it!
You should call me a "lady in the same field of business."
Hey, Ryo, I'm so busy it's making my head swim.
Please help me!
Do you mean you want me as your partner?
Yes, both physically and mentally.
Wow! I'll have to make a reservation at a hotel!
Why in the hell did you bring up a subject like that?
It's best if co-workers have intimate knowledge of each other.
Then how come we haven't done that?
Anyway, I refuse to accept her as our client!
I'm going home.
What? You don't have a relationship with Kaori yet?
That means I still have a chance.
Call me if you feel like it.
What? You mean for...
No way! But maybe if you help me...
Hi, Umibozou! You look cute in that outfit!
If you only came here to make fun of me, you can leave.
I don't think that's a good way to speak to your customers.
Look at this place! That's why there are no customers here.
Well, I don't care if it tastes bad, just give me a cup of coffee.
Bad coffee would be a good match for you.
Gee, What a nice attitude!
What kind of strange customer would be in a place like this?
It's Kaori.
What? I didn't know she came here alone. It's Kaori.
What? I didn't know she came here alone.
She's still here.
Downstairs with Miki.
Wow, all in the center! Miki, you're incredible!
It's nothing.
Why don't you try, Kaori?
Oh, no, no. I'm not good at shooting.
You look so frustrated, you need to blow off some steam.
Well then, I'll give it a try.
Here.
Thanks. Here.
Thanks.
Nookie!
Take this, you insensitive sex fiend! Nookie!
Take this you insensitive sex fiend!
Eat this and die, jerk!
Go to hell, pervert!
She sounds like she's unhappy.
She practices better when she's unhappy.
Pervert! Molester! Jerk!
I see. She's getting closer and closer to the target.
Give me the coffee before it gets cold.
National shame of Japan! Womanizer! Shame on you!
You complain about Kaori, but you know a lot about her, I guess.
You're the King of Perverts!
Bad coffee, as usual.
Eat this! A punishment from God!
You did it, Kaori! Bulls-eye!
Really? I hit the bulls-eye!
Sexy! Perfect!
How beautiful!
Your beauty is other-wordly.
You came here to see me, didn't you?
Are you Mr. Saeba?
Who are you?
What?
Would you play this tape?
This music is...
I feel better now. Thank you very much, Miki.
It was nothing.
You're very welcome.
Can I come back again?
Sure, anytime. Can I come back again?
Sure, anytime.
Oh, Ryo, I didn't know you were here.
Long time no see, Mr. Saeba.
Did something happen to Maki?
Maki? You mean the daughter of Chief Himuro?
My name is Nina. I was with Ms. Maki Himuro in Vienna.
You're Mr. Ljuin, aren't you?
Lju...
That name! I almost forgot that was his name!
Shut up!
Excuse me, did I say something I shouldn't have?
Ah, no.
Just call me Umibozou.
You're Nina Shutenberg, winner of the Chopin Competition, aren't you?
Yes, I have several concerts in Japan starting the day after tomorrow,
followed by some in West Gariela.
Maki is at the National Music School and doing well.
It's famous for its intense practice regimen, but she's usually cheerful.
I've heard that Mr. Umibozou and Mr. Saeba are private detectives. Are you?
Private detectives?
Well, I guess you could call me that.
You didn't come here just to give us a report on Maki, did you?
I talked to Maki, and she told me to ask Mr. Umibozou and Mr. Saeba.
I have something I need to find.
I was told that my father had died before I was born.
But then I learned that he's still alive.
My mother was also a pianist.
She died five years ago after a prolonged illness.
Before she passed away, she told me something.
She said, "Your father is alive. He's in Japan."
But I don't know either his name or his face.
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