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1 1 101 AniZhuanchangEnd Assets/Product/Texture/Image/BgStory/BgStory19.jpg
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2 2 401 1 201
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3 3 201 1 500305
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4 4 301 DialogEnable 1 Vonnegut I can give you what you want. 1
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5 5 202 1 1
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6 6 301 Another agent. How interesting.
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7 7 301 But Roland isn't surprised at all.
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8 8 301 This gold-masked agent wouldn't spend so much time and effort to invite him for a coffee.
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9 9 301 Still, the offer was very cliche. "What is this, a villain in some cult B-rated superhero movie"? Roland thinks.
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10 10 301 But this man named Vonnegut... is looking at him.
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11 11 201 1 500305
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12 12 301 1 Vonnegut You don't look too satisfied. 1
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13 13 301 Vonnegut You either think I'm a fool, or... you prefer to seize the thing you want with your own hands. 1
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14 14 201 1 500334 2
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15 15 301 1 Roland Is there a difference? 1
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16 16 201 1 500305
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17 17 301 1 Vonnegut No. Or, should I say, they are equally interesting. 1
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18 18 201 1 500334 2
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19 19 301 1 Roland I'll go with the former if you can't give me a reason in your next five sentences. 1
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20 20 201 1 500305
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21 21 301 1 Vonnegut "Miss Luna". Is that enough? 1
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22 22 201 1 500334 1
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23 23 301 1 Eureka, Roland thinks.
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24 24 301 The question now is how to get the information from him.
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25 25 201 1 500305
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26 26 301 1 Vonnegut Right now, you are probably thinking about how to get that information from me. 1
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27 27 201 1 500334 2
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28 28 301 1 Roland Isn't that the standard procedure? 1
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29 29 201 1 500305
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30 30 301 1 Vonnegut You know it yourself. 1
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31 31 201 1 500334 2
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32 32 301 1 Roland Are you going to let me do that? 1
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33 33 201 1 500305
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34 34 301 1 Vonnegut It depends on whether you accept my offer or not. 1
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35 35 301 The man named Vonnegut gives Roland a meaningful look.
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36 36 301 He does not seem to be in a rush for answers, but Roland cannot rule out the possibility that he won't be able to leave alive without a concrete answer.
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37 37 301 Roland is pretty sure that if they want to keep him here, they are most likely able to.
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38 38 301 That Cinderelik girl's power alone shocks him. Roland has never thought the power of Ascendants can be used in that way.
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39 39 301 Vonnegut Think about it. I know what you are pursuing. Even though I may not agree with you... but I will help you find it. 1
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40 40 301 Vonnegut "Find" is probably not a good word... But one day, you will get to see it. 1
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41 41 301 Vonnegut As long as you provide reasonable assistance to what I want to do. Of course, I promise I will put your talent to good use. 1
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42 42 202 1 1
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44 44 101 Assets/Product/Texture/Image/BgCg/Cg1901_3.jpg
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45 45 501 Assets/Product/Effect/Prefab/FxUi/FxUiStoryNew/FxUiStoryWhiteNew.prefab
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46 46 101 Assets/Product/Texture/Image/BgStory/BgStory19.jpg
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47 47 201 1 500334 2
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48 48 301 1 Roland Really? 1
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49 49 301 Roland My former "colleague" might have a different opinion. 1
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50 50 301 Roland Too bad he cannot express this himself, so I'll do this on his behalf. 1
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51 51 301 Roland What do you think? Mr. "Vonnegut"? 1
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52 52 201 1 500305
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53 53 301 1 Vonnegut ... 1
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54 54 201 1 500334 2
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55 55 301 1 He's gone silent. This is good.
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56 56 301 As long as...
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57 57 201 1 500305
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58 58 301 1 Vonnegut What do you think of this former colleague of yours? 1
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59 59 201 1 500334 5
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60 60 301 2 Dammit, he throws the question back.
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61 61 301 Gabriel... Roland had no comment for him ever since the Polyphage incident.
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62 62 301 He only brought him up to make the guy in front embarrassed.
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63 63 301 If that's the case...
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64 64 204 1 2
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65 65 301 Roland He's a useless piece of junk. 1
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66 66 301 Roland I know he died. A well-deserved death, I would say? 1
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67 67 301 Roland That was as far as he could ever reach. 1
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68 68 201 1 500305
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69 69 301 1 Vonnegut Oh? 1
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70 70 201 1 500334 2
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71 71 301 1 Roland If you know what I want, you shouldn't be surprised at what I said. 1
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72 72 201 1 500305
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73 73 301 1 Vonnegut So? 1
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74 74 301 Vonnegut In that case, you should already have an answer. 1
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75 75 201 1 500334 2
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76 76 301 1 Roland What if I say no? 1
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77 77 201 1 500308
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78 78 301 1 Cinderelik Are you turning Mr. Vonnegut down? 1
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79 79 301 Before Roland realizes, Cinderelik is already standing behind him.
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80 80 301 She is playing with a Jitterbomb. Her fingers are gently rubbing its belly, making its antennae tremble.
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81 81 201 1 500334 2
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82 82 301 1 Roland What? Are you all too scared to say no to him? 1
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83 83 201 1 500308
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84 84 301 1 Cinderelik Not really. 1
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85 85 301 Cinderelik But those who did all ended up proving that Mister was right when they lay six feet underground. 1
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86 86 201 1 500305
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87 87 301 1 Vonnegut They only chose the future they deserved. 1
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88 88 301 Vonnegut And I had no right to stop them from doing that. 1
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89 89 301 Vonnegut The same applies to you, Roland. 1
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90 90 201 1 500334
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91 91 301 1 Roland did not reply. He just stares at Vonnegut, waiting for him to continue.
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92 92 301 Just like what he has been doing all this time.
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93 93 301 Roland has no need to disclose his real purpose, or to worry about Vonnegut's true intention.
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94 94 301 If this agent throws him an offer, all he has to do is to repeat what he did before.
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95 95 301 "What exactly do you want?" Roland is waiting for Vonnegut to tell him what he wants from him.
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96 96 201 1 500305
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97 97 301 1 Vonnegut To make it simple, I'd like to watch you pursue your own future. 1
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98 98 301 Vonnegut I will therefore make your wishes come true, provided that you give me something of equal value in return. 1
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99 99 301 Vonnegut Then you only need to choose between "my future" and "your future." 1
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100 100 301 Vonnegut A very good deal, don't you think? 1
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101 101 201 1 500334
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102 102 301 1 Right, a very good deal. Too good to be true.
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103 103 301 Even now, this man has not revealed what Roland wants to know most.
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104 104 301 People have their desires. So do Ascendants.
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105 105 301 Just like Luna, this guy has extremely strong desires.
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106 106 301 Roland knows it very well, and he begins to fear the desire that Vonnegut is yet to reveal.
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107 107 301 —Perhaps this is exactly what Vonnegut wants him to feel.
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108 108 301 Is that so? Keeping your card to make me fear?
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109 109 204 1 2
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110 110 301 Roland Very good. But what do you want from me? 1
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111 111 301 Roland I don't think you are a philanthropist. I mean, you are keeping such a formidable sidekick. 1
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112 112 301 Roland tilts his head at Cinderelik, who is standing behind him.
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113 113 201 1 500308
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114 114 301 1 Cinderelik Mister is not a philanthropist. 1
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115 115 301 Cinderelik We had a very fair deal. 1
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116 116 201 1 500334 2
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117 117 301 1 Roland So, what did he ask from you? 1
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118 118 201 1 500308
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119 119 301 1 Cinderelik I need knowledge. 1
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120 120 301 Cinderelik Mister will take away the by-products from my experiments. 1
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121 121 201 1 500305
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122 122 301 1 Vonnegut A very reasonable deal. 1
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123 123 201 1 500308
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124 124 301 1 Cinderelik Exactly. 1
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125 125 201 1 500334 2
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126 126 301 1 Roland That's enough business talk. 1
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127 127 301 Roland I'm not in the mood to appreciate your teacher-student relationship. 1
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128 128 201 1 500305
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129 129 301 1 Vonnegut I'm sorry. 1
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130 130 301 Vonnegut Anyway, it's time to make up your mind. 1
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131 131 301 Vonnegut I sent Cinderelik to pick you up because of what you said to Voodoo. 1
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132 132 301 Vonnegut I trust you have seen enough now. 1
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133 133 201 1 500334
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134 134 301 1 Roland ... 1
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135 135 201 1 500305
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136 136 301 1 Vonnegut Make your choice. 1
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137 137 301 Vonnegut Then accept all the things you deserve. 1
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138 138 201 1 500334
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139 139 301 1 Roland ... 1
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140 140 301 What shall I do?
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141 141 301 Roland isn't in fear or lost. He is not going with the flow, nor is he struggling.
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142 142 301 This man in front of him is definitely offering him an opportunity.
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143 143 301 But he does not know whether this gift box will bring him light or maggot when opened.
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144 144 301 All he knows is the gift of destiny awaits.
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145 145 301 Roland I... 1
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146 146 301 What is it? What's behind this gift?
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147 147 301 Does it matter? Or not?
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148 148 301 Enlighten me, hermano. It's been quite some time since you last showed up.
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149 149 301 Why are you not showing up? Do you think I am capable of making decisions now? Or have you given up on me?
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150 150 301 Roland feels his invisible nerves are getting tense. His eyes are getting dry.
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151 151 301 The Construct body no longer has the function, but he feels like he is sweating at the back of his neck.
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152 152 301 AniZhuanchangBegin But—
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153 153 202 1 1
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154 154 504 0.7
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155 155 101 Assets/Product/Texture/Image/BgCg/Cg2001_12.jpg
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156 156 301 AniZhuanchangEnd Roland? Use your brain and think—who on earth are you?
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157 157 301 Roland? An actor? A knight? A stray dog? An Ascendant? Luna's loyal servant?
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158 158 301 Roland? Stop lying to yourself.
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159 159 301 Roland? You are just who you are.
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160 160 301 Roland? You aren't anyone else. You aren't an item. You are just yourself, the one and only you in this world.
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161 161 301 Roland? Go onward, and one day you will be able to answer me—who are you?
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162 162 301 Roland? Your ideals, your recognition, your violence, your cunning.
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163 163 301 Roland? Maybe you need someone to rely on, some belief to follow, or a mission to give you a reason to live on.
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164 164 301 Roland? But you are unique. There's no one else like you in this world.
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165 165 401 1 36
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166 166 301 AniZhuanchangBegin Roland? Go, my puppy. Use them, get what you want, and tear them apart—
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167 167 504 0
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169 169 401 1 211
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170 170 301 AniZhuanchangEnd Roland Hmph. I see.
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171 171 301 AniZhuanchangBegin Roland It's actually... very simple.
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172 172 101 Assets/Product/Texture/Image/BgStory/BgStory19.jpg
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173 173 201 1 500305
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174 174 301 AniZhuanchangEnd 1 Vonnegut Hmm? 1
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175 175 201 1 500334 2
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176 176 301 1 Roland Alright. I'm going to be frank and list my price. 1
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177 177 301 Roland You probably can't say no, can you? 1
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178 178 301 Roland feels he can finally smile.
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179 179 201 1 500305
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180 180 301 1 Vonnegut Of course. 1
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181 181 202 1 1
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182 182 301 There is no such thing as destiny in this world. Heaven or hell does not exist either.
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183 183 301 AniZhuanchangBegin The so-called "destiny" is one's own choice. It is their own path taken, the blood spilled on their own hands, the words they acknowledge.
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185 185 301 AniZhuanchangEnd Roland Well, amaze me. Show me what's inside Santa's chocolate box—
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186 186 301 Roland looks at the gold-masked man. He no longer hates the pressure from him.
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187 187 301 From now on, everything will be his token. He will play them, use them, and sacrifice them.
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188 188 301 Vonnegut Well then, tell me what you want—
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189 189 301 Of course, stronger tokens are more desirable.
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190 190 301 These people in front of him make perfect tokens. Roland can send them to hell without hesitation.
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191 191 301 How will the world become when Luna returns?
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192 192 301 Roland I want power. Yours, and mine.
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193 193 301 Vonnegut Of course I will give you your power. What about mine?
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194 194 301 There is no need to think.
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195 195 301 Roland feels the familiar yet strange world disappear around him. He sees a tight rope connecting him and fate.
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196 196 301 Too easy. The choice is too easy.
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197 197 301 Roland I hope you can lend me a hand when I'm in need, Sir.
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198 198 301 Roland You won't lose anything.
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199 199 301 Roland sees a trace of surprise in Vonnegut's eyes. He didn't expect such a request.
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200 200 301 Out of the corner of his eye, Roland sees Cinderelik open her mouth, but Vonnegut dismisses her attempt.
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201 201 301 Vonnegut An interesting request. I cannot give you a guarantee, but you can look forward to it.
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205 205 301 1 Roland Luna's initial wish was to create a "paradise she could live together with her sister." 1
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206 206 301 Roland But as long as the Ascnet has a leash on her, Luna will never get what she really wants. 1
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207 207 202 1 1
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209 209 101 Assets/Product/Texture/Image/BgCg/Cg2001_11.jpg
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210 210 301 Roland I'll take it as a yes.
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211 211 301 Too easy. Way too easy. Roland knows he will still be walking the tightrope in the days to come, but he will never say no to it.
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212 212 301 Who cares about how much fate will ask for what it bestows?
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213 213 301 Roland finally understands what "result" means. He can now think beyond the orders and requests given to him.
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214 214 301 When the price he asks is significantly higher than his value, his life no longer matters compared with the possibility of finding an "answer."
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215 215 301 Vonnegut Well then, welcome.
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216 216 301 AniZhuanchangBegin With an everlasting indecipherable look, the man named Vonnegut reaches out a hand.
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218 218 401 1 36
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219 219 301 1 AniZhuanchangEnd AniZhuanchangBegin With a smirk of an epiphany, Roland goes to his unknown destiny.
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