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Monkey Magic(もんきーまじっく) 詳細 Monkey Magic―やがみだい傑作選 (TSUKASA COMICS) 作者 やがみだい ジャンル ファンタジー属性 コスプレ属性 妹属性 出版社 司書房 (2007/1/26) ISBN-13 978-4812815731 価格 本体1,143円+税 内容 やがみだい傑作選 Sister S(Opening) Sister Sシリーズから シスター「シンディ」が各地の超常現象を解決していく話。 大量の人骨が見つかり、事件の疑いがあることから調査に来たシンディ一行。 調査を進めているうちに怪しい孤児院にたどり着いて……。 BANG DOLL(前編) 単行本がまんリポートから 「暗鬼兵」ロニィ=サヴラン 「暗鬼兵」と呼ばれているロニィの元に、ギルドからの仕事が舞い込んだ。 仕事の内容は誘拐された娘を助け出すというもの。 ロニィは強力な結界が張られている犯人の根城に乗り込む。 BANG DOLL(後編) BANG DOLL(前編)参照 Sister S(天使の骨/前編) 単行本Sister Sから FBIからの協力要請を受けて派遣されたシンディ。 遺跡から盗掘された「天使の骨」を追って FBIの捜査官と共にカルト教団のアジトに乗り込む。 Sister S(天使の骨/後編) Sister S(天使の骨/前編)参照 HOT HELP 単行本せっかちな妹から 兄・妹 コーヒーショップの店長をしている兄の元に、田舎から上京してきた妹。 かつて妹をレイプしたことがある兄は、 妹の思惑を図りかねて追い返そうとするが……。 HOT HELP2 単行本せっかちな妹から 兄・妹 (HOT HELPからの続き物ではありません) 人気のない山の中で車のタイヤがパンクしてしまい、 一夜を過ごすことになった兄と妹。 妹にいたずらしているうちに歯止めが効かなくなり……。 WEST2(仮) 単行本WESTシリーズ新章？ かどわかされた男の子を捜している女性。 犯人グループに捕まり集団レイプされるが……。 この本の感想をお聞かせください。 名前 コメント ※司書房の「愛蔵版シリーズ」の一冊。同シリーズは再録が多いベスト版のようなものです。数本を除いてエッチ度は低めです。やがみだい氏のファンで、過去の単行本を持っているなら買う必要はありません。やがみだい氏に興味を持って、つまみぐいしたい人はどうぞ。個人的にはオススメできません。(それぞれ単行本を買ったほうがよろしいかと)-- 管理人 (2007-04-03 21 31 14) この本は気に入りましたか？ 選択肢 投票 はい (0) いいえ (1)
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I got just what you need. Decrypter It s a small program for your mobile, for any mobile. It disguises the phone and makes it hard for the Eye in the Sky to track it. Interesting. Something like that is very hard to find. Show me. I ll transfer it over. Good. So we have a deal? Very nice, very nice. This is some good stuff. Where you get this? I never seen nothing like this before. This will make my customers very happy. Yes, yes. We have a deal. Here is lockpick for you. Pleased to do business. Very pleased. Mobile not very interesting. But my customers, they paranoid. They like to be invisible. If I could make mobiles invisible... Like...some kind of cloak for mobiles? Yes, yes, that could be worth a lot to me. Definitely worth trading away last lockpick. All-righty. I ll keep my eye on the tower, just in case anything...happens. Jackpot! Maybe! Someone s in there got the munchies, and they just ordered out. From where? Uh, I don t think Zoë caught that part. She just said sandwich . It doesn t matter. I can fake it. So, food delivery. That s the way to get in. There s lots of stuff about the Static, but nothing you wouldn t be able to find on the Wire. Looks like he was doing research into that. Not bad, Kian. You did well out there today. Good performance Thank you, Master, but your praise shames me. The light of the Goddess blinds my opponents, and guides my sword to victory. Your skill with the sword is unmatched, Kian, and so is your faith, but the one does not equate with the other. What do you mean, Master? Politics! When did you become a woman? Your dedication to the Mission is a waste of your potential. And your time. Well, you ve never approved of my calling, but I have pledged my life to the Goddess, and I have vowed to protect her Word. The Word of the Goddess does not require your protection. And you have pledged your life to the Six, not the Goddess. Don t confuse the two. On this, we will never see eye to eye, Master. I am an Apostle of the Faith, and I have― With great talent comes great responsibility. You could be a powerful man, Kian. Instead you have chosen life as a puppet. A puppet! Excuse me, Master. Master, forgive me. I am being sent to the havens tonight, Master. A cloudship will take me east, across the ocean. I must leave with haste. So, Apostle, what will they have you do this time? With haste . I see. Another heathen who needs converting? There s great darkness in this world. Is it not our duty to illuminate the darkness with the light of the Goddess? We cannot make the sun rise in the dead of night, Kian. Like everyone else, we must wait for dawn. Must we have this discussion again, Master? It seems to me you question everything I believe in. Not so, Kian. You know I m a man of faith. What I am questioning is our right to impose our faith on others. I ve been to these Eastern lands, and― And is it not a place full of darkness and sin? Would it not be better off under the guiding light of our Faith, and the mercy of the Goddess? What would you have me answer? There is indeed arrogance, oppression, murder, and fear in those lands...but there s also beauty, freedom, and humility. And the brightest day has the darkest shadows, Kian. Remember that. I must depart now, Master. The cloudship leaves the havens at first light, and my duty beckons. Duty or no duty, do only what you yourself believe to be right, and not what others tell you is right. And the light of the Goddess upon you, Master Garmon. Of course, Kian. You re excused. We will continue practice without you. Amanon! Nozan! Into the ring! And try not to swing your swords like shy little schoolgirls this time around! I m surprised, Kian. You count yourself among the best, but now you ve been defeated by a student. Medium performance I apologise, Master. I have disappointed you. I shall pray and make sacrifice to the Goddess for guidance. Her light will illuminate my path and guide my sword. I...don t know what happened out there, Master. Maybe the Goddess is punishing me for my pride. I must pray and make sacrifice. Your faith is unquestionable, Kian, and your skill with the sword is unmatched. But the one does not equate with the other. Kian! Where s your focus, boy? You re supposed to teach them how to fight, not how to lose! Bad performance The problem is neither your skill with the sword nor your faith in the Goddess, boy. The problem lies in equating the one with the other. Oy! You right there? Good afternoon. This is the Victory Hotel, right? I need a room. I ll be staying until Tuesday. Do you serve breakfast? Vacancies I ll pretend that I think this really is a hotel - maybe that ll throw him off Hello. I m, uh, here to apply for that job. Job I ll pretend I m here for a job interview A job? I didn t know we were hirin . I ll have to check that with me, uh, with the...manager... Ah, mate! Wait a minute. We re not hirin . Who told you we d be hirin ? I saw the...ad. Maybe I could talk to the manager, and― You have a hearin problem? I told you, we re not hirin . Now, I m takin you to the door, and then you ll bugger off, nice and quiet like. I can t leave. What happened to nice and quite like? Now, get stuffed, or I ll chuck you out the door meself! Ah, yeah, gidday. Sorry, darlin , but this ain t no― Oh, right-oh. Yeah. The Victory Hotel. That s what the door says. Vacancies, eh? Uh... Everywhere else is fully booked, and I really need a room. Do you have anything with a bathtub? Oy, we might have somethin on the― Wait a minute. How d you get in ere? I didn t hear the buzzer...or did I? I buzzed, and someone let me in. Isn t this the reception? I like it. It s...rustic. Seriously? I can t tell him I broke in! I didn t hear the buzzer. Maybe someone... Bloody-oh, Marcus will throw a right fit. I ll be up shit creek, fer cryin out loud... I came in through the basement. Why not tell the truth? Now, don t get smart with me, darlin . No one comes in the basement. We ve closed that up, real tight, like. Still. Basement. What s that setup you got down there? What s that for? You re not lookin for a place to stay, are you? You broke in? What are you snoopin around for, eh? Ah yeah, my ass is toast if Marcus hears about this... Maybe I should just― Shut it! I m tryin to think, here... With all due respect, that could take a while. In the meantime, why don t I just continue on my way, and you can forget you ever saw me. I ll forget I ever met you, alright. After I send you swimmin in the nearest canal! Listen, I don t want any drama. I just want a room. Something with a view. Calm The key is to stay calm Ah yeah. A room. Uh. With us bein a hotel n all. Maybe... Well I don t think there s anything available at the moment. Listen, I buzzed, the door opened, now I want a room. Aggressive Show him who s the boss Maybe I could just have a look around? Check out the rooms and the facilities. You know, scope out the place. I ll demand to check out the room for myself No-no-no. Sorry, darlin , but I can t let you wander round here alone. Wouldn t be mindin me job, would I? We don t have any vacancies. We re a very popular...hotel. Yeah, sorry. I ll have to show you out. You can go ask your manager. I ll wait here. Manager Asking for the manager always does the trick Me...what? You ll wait here? I ll wait here. Right-oh. Well. See, there s...uh. Me manager? Better yet, let me take a look around, see if this place s to my liking. I ll come right back here when I m done. No need to bother your manager. Ah, fair dinkum. I guess that s... You ll come back here when you re done, yeah? No. I m not leaving. Don t get smart with me, darlin . Now you ll be off like a bride s nighty, or I ll I have to drag you out meself. Come on. What? We don t have an― No rooms available, I m afraid. You know, holiday season. Which holiday? Christmas was four weeks ago. Ah yeah, well, long-term guests. Stay right through Chrissie and into the New Year. So, get stuffed. I m not leaving. You deaf? I told you to get stuffed! Guess I have to toss you out meself, then. Come to Wazza! That clock doesn t appear to work. It looks like this might have been a nice neighbourhood at some point, but now...? That s really beautiful. He seems to be in a hurry to get somewhere. That s the scaffolding Chawan was talking about. It rises all the way up to that unfinished bridge. The South Gate. This has been closed ever since they moved all the traffic to the harbour over on the west side. I used to like The Salty Seaman before they had to shut it down. Back in the old days, we used to come to The Cock and the Puss, just me and the boys... The Azadi will probably replace this well with one of their machines soon enough. I think he sells spices...even though I can t see any. Roper Klacks, my old nemesis. Rehabilitated, apparently. We ll see about that. They ve kept the blue flame burning here in Oldtown for a thousand years, apparently. It didn t even go out when the Tyren held the city. Blue flames. I can totally deal with that. I ve seen weirder things. This is magic, I m sure of it. Still, it feels warm enough. I don t believe in judging people by their appearance, but that guy looks a bit...evil. Ish. Back when I first came here, you wouldn t have seen a Banda in Marcuria. The only reason you see them here now is because their villages have been destroyed by the Azadi. That is an animal, not a thinking, feeling person. It cannot be. Our teachings are clear on that matter. Oh! He s so cute and cuddly, like a koala bear! Blue man. That s not so weird. I ve known some blue people. They d always wash it off later, but still. I get blue. He s Dolmari, and therefore he has to live inside the walls of the magic ghetto , or he ll be arrested. He looks deceptively human...but he s not. He s just a magical. It s Crow, my new sidekick. It s so cool to have a sidekick. I feel a lot better now. Here in Oldtown, you can still get herbs and potions that the Azadi have outlawed. Looks like they sell everything here. Food, herbs, potions, clothes... It s a lot better than the South Gate Market, that s for sure. They trade and sell contraband here, items of a sorcerous nature. Still, it doesn t relate to my mission, and I have no time for such trivial matters. That s probably a fishing boat of some kind. Not that I know anything about boats, but a girl can always guess. I d imagine that s a trading vessel. It looks big enough to carry cargo. I have no interest in that. It s a Shadowship, a vessel belonging to the Dark People. They travel faster than any other seagoing vessel. It s one of the Dark People. A...Dark Person? He s probably a Shadowguide, the captain of that Shadowship. What are the Azadi doing here? I thought they stayed out of Oldtown as much as possible, except during raids. Our ship. I ll be happy to see her go east with the supplies. Every hour she stays here, the chance of something going wrong increases. That s not a good sign. Literally. They used to do brisk business in nooses here, when Friar s Keep held condemned prisoners. Nowadays, it s the axe-sharpening business in Sadir that s booming... From what I understand, these Northlanders put ropes around condemned prisoners necks, and strangle them to death. Another guard. Dammit. I ll have to find a way to get past him. He s sleeping. If I m really quiet, I can probably sneak past him now. Examine sleeping light That s Crow. He s here with April to rescue me. He looks so much happier now. Examine after gum Riko, looking a lot happier than she did earlier. What s that up there? They re all closed and locked. Maybe there s a way out through here. That man is connected to those machines via cables and wires. What purpose do they serve? It s really lush in here. Those flowers are beautiful. It s a car wreck. The fence looks brand new compared with everything else around here. Strange. Crates. What would a post-apocalyptish, industrial wasteland be without them? This is like a showroom for derelict industrial areas. Crates? Check. Barrels? Check. Burned out cars? Check. That s probably where they would load the products onto vans, back when this factory was in operation. One bed, one patient...a child. Who was it? What were they doing here? This was definitely a child s room. It looks like they ve built this town from bits and pieces of everything - even boats. Fireworks? Maybe they re celebrating something. You re sure you didn t see anyone wearing a hooded cloak? I m sure. I have customers to attend to, April. Excuse me. Aaralyn. She s been coming here for a while. She s really cool. I like her. Nia s not been here that long, but she s really good. And really competitive. Aurélie. I don t think she likes martial arts that much. She just wants to stay in shape. The thing I like about Casablanca is that it s so multi-cultural. Zoë, are you checking out random guys again? Getting desperate? I ve seen that guy around before. I don t think I ve seen a creature like that before, certainly not in the Northlands. It must be a coincidence...but that looks a lot like the Azadi tower in Marcuria. And I think we re right below it. Runes...symbols. I don t recognise them, but it s probably an ancient language. Whomever built this city, they paid great attention to detail. There are carvings and ornaments everywhere. I don t know if the crystals are natural or not, but it seems they provide both light and heat to the caverns. Hmm, I don t think I can get down that way. That hooded man, he went through there. We will go through the terrorists belongings later. Maybe something in there will tell us where the rest of them are hiding. That beer tap looks like the steam machines I ve seen around the city. It s a kind of fruit. It smells...acrid. They have apples. There are so many similarities between my world and Arcadia...but this world still feels completely alien. It s just a broken wagon. That s not going anywhere. Don t they have, like, wagon mechanics in this city? Sooner or later, Arcadia will end up looking like Stark. It s just a question of time. They must have just installed these steam machines. They look brand new, and they definitely don t fit into the whole medieval look of this place. MISSING TEXT - but I don t know if you actually get to examine him. Cold Stone Gate used to be open day and night. Not anymore. The camp is almost empty. The Azadi must be expecting reinforcements. I don t have time to check out strangers. The men in this city are dressed strangely. The women, too, but they should be free to wear anything they desire. I am told that many soldiers have been sent north to fight the terrorists. Reinforcements are due soon. I hope there is room for everyone. It s a striking - and frightening - sight. That looks appropriately Azadi. She keeps her desk clean. I don t know if that s a good sign or a bad one. MISSING TEXT - if we put them in That s a Samare. She s really beautiful. I don t think I ve ever seen a male Samare. They re supposed to be rare. Wow. She s― I mean, I m assuming it s a she. She s really, really beautiful. I wonder what her people are called. What a...strange creature. It is an abomination in the eyes of trueborn, of course, but she...it is a strange sight. She s beautiful. I wonder what she is. A Samare. I thought they didn t like the ocean. Maybe she s curious. The Captain. He looks a bit too relaxed, seeing as there are still supplies left to be loaded. That creature... I have never seen its like in Sadir. It must be native to these Northlands. He will escort the traitor to the tower. He fought bravely, but in the end he was no match for my sword. The Goddess guides me to victory. Even here, on this deserted street. They re really serious about this industrial revolution of theirs. You can t escape the Azadi steam machines. They re everywhere. I see the smiths have been busy. There are almost as many machines here as there are in Sadir. These doors and windows are all locked or boarded up. Does anyone even live here anymore? Crab Bend used to be a lively neighbourhood, but all the non-humans have been forcibly moved to Oldtown, and the street s completely deserted. No one lives here anymore. That gate leads into the prison. Even though the prison is run by the city watch, we keep one of our own posted here at all times. After all, these are our prisoners. We might be able to squeeze through that window, although I don t know how we ll get up there. Examine far no crate They ve got a kitchen, but no kitchen staff. Lucky for us. Looks like they have everything needed for a fully working kitchen. I can t go back up until I ve finished what I came here for. I like spiders a lot better when they re inactive. Damien said that I can control a spider remotely with the software he put on my mobile. That looks like a holographic representation of the Dreamcore. That s incredible. It looks like an alien creature. It s hard to believe that it s a biological computer. Those elevators go up to the ground floor, but I won t be going up that way, unfortunately. Examine not use I want to stay far away from those cracks. It s a moveable crane. Looks like it can cover the entire factory floor. It s the factory floor control room. Those were probably used for packing the dolls as they came off the production line. It s the loading dock. Lockers. It doesn t look as though this place is in use anymore. Whoever worked here seems to have left in a hurry. Rich and beautiful people, doing...whatever it is the rich and beautiful do. Everyone here s wearing the latest styles. I feel a bit...underdressed. Nice dress. If you leave now, you won t be able to get back in. People are already lining up outside. They are on the list...and you re not. That thing must have cost her twenty-five thousand. Easily. I think I recognise that guy from somewhere. Half the people here are probably famous...and the other half wealthy enough to not care about being famous. That VIP room is open. I m not looking to buy anything right now. If no lockpick Well, this is shop, place of business. No loitering! I m not loitering. You called me over here. Details, details. So, you need any help? I don t know if you have what I need, but― If lockpick I have everything. Take good look around, must have something you need, yes? What is it you wanted again? No decrypter You say something about cloak for mobile. That would be good. Definitely worth trading for. I ll see what I can do. You back already? Got something to trade? Something good? Trade If I can t hack the spider. Is there anything else I can do? Can t hack It s an empty capsule for the worm. A Datakey for the core room. It s been scanned. Now all I have to do is get it into the core. It looks just like a real worm. I hope this, uh, rope is strong enough to hold my weight. It s an empty jug. A rope. Acid, apparently. I d better be careful. I ve only got one of these smoke bombs, so I d better make it count. It s an iron keychain. A museum ticket. To be used with cable car, it says. It s one half of a museum ticket. The sticker seems to hold the two pieces together well. What s this key for? A datacube. I might be able to read this on one of the consoles, if they re still operational. A second museum ticket. Well, I only need one... Acid. I ll need to be careful with this. This ought to knock the guard out. This is a solid sandwich. Sleeping potion. If I add this to the sandwich, the guard s sure to fall asleep. And quick. Once the guard takes a bite of this, he ll be fast asleep. This is the only remaining copy of Klacks novel. And if I m lucky, it won t blow up in my hands. Sweetie! Are you in Newport? I just got in. It s an awful place, but I m not here to go sightseeing. I just wanted to check in to see if you have any more information for me. Not yet. I m working on it. Reza wasn t fooling around with the encryption. This thing is harder to crack than most corporate networks. All right. I guess I ll try and find out where and what The Fringe is, and see if I can find Charlie there. You do that, sweetie. I ll call you as soon as I have something for you. Thanks. Bye, Liv. Good luck. Talk to you soon. There s no answer. She s probably busy. Hiya. I was just about to call you. Did you find Charlie? I did. The Fringe is this upscale cocktail lounge, and Charlie s the manager. Reza was here, Liv. He s okay. That s great news! You know where to find him? No, but Charlie said Reza was very interested in this hotel called the Victory Hotel. I m heading over there now. Be careful, sweetie. I m here if you need me, okay? All right. Thanks. I should get going. Hey, it s me. I found out where Reza was last night - a place called the Victory Hotel. But I need your help. Sure. What do you need? Don t freak out... I need to disable a padlock. I won t ask. What does it look like? Black. Non-descript. Blue light. A small display. Your standard padlock. No keypad, so I m guessing it only works with a key. Can I hack it? Sorry, sweetie. Those things aren t usually Wired. They operate on short-range frequencies. You need to get close, and you need a lockpick. What kind of lockpick? Anything reasonably modern should be able to take care of it, unless it s really heavy duty stuff. I don t think it is. It s just a padlock on a fence. Any lockpick will do, as long as it s got multiple frequencies and a universal interface. Most do. I ll try and find one. Thanks, Liv. Zoë, is that you? It s me. I found out where Reza was last night. He went to a place called the Victory Hotel. But I need your help. If didn t talk Zoë! Is that you? Did you find a lockpick? Sort of, but I ll need your help. Sure, sweetie. What do you need? If talk I m trying to buy a lockpick from this merchant, but he doesn t want money. He wants software. I got software. What does he want? Remember that cloak you gave me? Could I get a copy of that which would work on other mobiles? Not the same one. I wouldn t give that to just anyone. But I have another software cloak. It s not as powerful as yours, but it s good stuff. I m sending it to you as we speak. I m sure he ll be ready to do business when he sees this thing. It s pretty neat. I got it. Thanks, Liv. You re the best. You re not wrong, sweetie! Good luck, okay? I ll talk to you soon. Did you find Reza? No, but...I found something that belongs to him. His lighter. And there was...blood on it. Sweetie, that doesn t mean a thing. Listen, I know he s alive. He accessed the Wire for a brief moment last night. Just a burst of data. Really? Did you see what it was? Nope. It was encrypted, to an anonymous recipient, but it was there. A sign of life. So I m sure he s okay. Have you gotten any further with his notepad? Yes and no. I ve got all the data out, and now I need to piece it all together in a coherent fashion. I ve got bits and pieces. There s a lot of stuff about the Static, but nothing you wouldn t be able to find on the Wire. Looks like he was doing research into that. That makes sense. The Static would be the kind of story Reza would be interested in. I ve got a lead myself. A guy. He said he ll help me find Reza. I m meeting him tonight, at The Fringe. All right. Call me as soon as you know more, okay? I ll get back to the notepad. I will. Thanks, Liv. Bye. talk to That was good, Zoë, but practice makes perfect. Let s start over. Wanna fight more? Not bad, Zoë. Not bad. Let s go again. You re improving, Zoë. About time. Ready for another round? Good. Positions. I need more practice No, I think I ve had enough for today. Very well. We ll pick it up again tomorrow. And do try to be on time. I m tired, and I have other things to do Reza s asked me to pick something up downtown, from a company called Jiva. They re located in the Seshadri Building. I m supposed to talk to a woman named Helena Chang. I ll need to go home and get my backpack before I leave for Newport. There may not much traffic down here at night, but a single guard watching the gate? The Azadi are getting careless. Good. You have...strong feelings regarding this matter. And freedom, Azadi - freedom is worth a lot more than you will ever know. Strong feelings? I― I shouldn t be talking to you. I have to go. I wonder what s inside... I think it s some kind of clockwork mechanism. Liv might be able to decrypt this notepad. It s a wireless lockpick that should work with most padlocks. It s just an axe. There s nothing special about it. I guess this could come in handy. Just a rag. Not very exciting, but there you go. Of course, prehistoric cavemen made torches. So I m not, you know, the first. I bought this lighter for Reza in Europolis. I hope he s okay. I m not sure how significant this is, but it was the only thing in that closet. The spice merchant is waiting for this delivery. Benrime s delivery of spices. It s for her mulled wine. Hopefully, this will be the tit for Blind Bob s tat . I need to put the worm inside this capsule to scan it. Datakey. This should give me access to the Dreamcore. I ll need to scan this before injecting it into the core. It s a dataworm, designed to infiltrate organic systems and extract information. My most treasured possession. It almost looks surprised at being used. I haven t gone anywhere in ages. I promised Wonkers I d wake him up later. And to wake up, he needs his brain back. A Watilla would need this to do anything at all. Sort of like me and caffeine. I know someone who might be able to fix these. I really shouldn t be messing with this. Reza needs it for his story...whatever that may be. I might be able to use this to open another window. It s disgusting, but hopefully I ll be able to use it for...something. I feel a strong need to wash my hands. Still, it could prove to be of use, so I ll keep it. I won t win any rope-making awards, that s for sure. Now I just need to find something to tie it to. This looks like a perfect jug for mulled wine. This rope could come in handy. This will melt right through the metal bolt. I ll need to be careful. I wouldn t want this to blow up in my face. These keys will hopefully get me out of the prison. WATIchew - packed with juicy Watilla goodness! It s a sticker. This will get me on board the cable car. Two halves make a whole. Where s the other half? If I could only find a way to put these pieces back together, I d have a valid museum ticket. I wonder if the ticket still works. Well, there s only one way to find out. There must be something I can unlock with this key. Access card. I can keep staring at this thing all night, but I won t be able to extract any information that way. Maybe I could give it to someone else? Banda Messenger Girl BunnyBot Dolmari Cortez child_grubber mother_grubber Farmer Female Samare Pigeon Trashcan_bot She has to come in sooner or later Reza had an appointment, didn t he? I should tell the receptionist about the woman on the screen Something stinks! I need to get out as quickly as possible Something isn t right, and I think that receptionist is involved. I need to distract her somehow I need to trick her into looking for that package What did I just say? The gym can wait Success! Click interaction button to continue. Success! Press A to continue. Unable to load options. Using defaults. Save new settings? You can now test your joypad configuration. Press ESCAPE when done. 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便利なショートカットキー firefox上でPDFファイルが開けない？状況 対処法 Windows標準のアイコンの格納場所 WinSCPで接続したマシンのファイルの日本語が化けるディレクトリ’パス’のリスト取得のエラー と言われる場合 便利なショートカットキー マイクロソフトのページやhttp //sussiweb.com/useful/menu/04.htmを参照。 特によく使いそうなキー デスクトップを表示する窓キー＋D すべてのウィンドウを最小化する / 最小化したウィンドウを元に戻す窓キー＋M / 窓キー＋SHIFT＋M [システムのプロパティ] ダイアログ ボックスを表示する窓キー＋Pause マイ コンピュータを開く窓キー＋E [ファイル名を指定して実行] ダイアログ ボックスを開く窓キー＋R 選択したオブジェクトのプロパティを表示するAlt＋Enter 選択したオブジェクトの名前を変更するF2 ファイルまたはフォルダを検索するF3 ウインドウを最小化Alt+Space+N firefox上でPDFファイルが開けない？ 状況 firefox上でpdfファイルを開こうとすると，AdobeReaderが「Webブラウザ上でpdfが開けません。ブラウザを再起動してください。」といった旨のメッセージを表示し，pdfをfirefox上で見ることができない。pdfファイルをダウンロードしてからAdobeReaderで開けば見ることができる。 対処法 AdobeReaderを単体で立ち上げ，メニューから「編集」→「環境設定」と選択する。 ↓ 表示されたウィンドウの左のメニューから「インターネット」を選択する。 ↓ Webブラウザオプションの項目の中の「PDFをブラウザに表示」のチェックボックスを確認する。 Windows標準のアイコンの格納場所 代表的なアイコンは C \WINDOWS\System32\shell32.dll C \WINDOWS\System32\mstask.dll C \WINDOWS\System32\netshell.dll C \WINDOWS\explorer.exe に格納されている。 WinSCPで接続したマシンのファイルの日本語が化ける 接続先でUTF-8が使われている環境で発生した。 以下の手順で解決できる。 WinSCPを起動したときのログイン画面に入る ウィンドウの左下の方にある詳細設定のチェックボックスにチェックを入れる 環境の項目の中のSFTPを選択する Server does not use UTF-8 という項目があるのでプルダウンメニューから OFF を選ぶ ディレクトリ’パス’のリスト取得のエラー と言われる場合 上記の設定を行い，UTF-8でファイル名が書かれているファイルを表示できるようにしている場合，EUC-JPで書かれたファイル名が表示できなくなる。というか，EUC-JPで書かれたファイル名のファイル以降の全てのファイルが読み込まれず表示されなくってしまうので結構厄介。 Server does not use UTF-8 の項目を ON または 自動 にする として元に戻せば表示されるようになる。 名前 コメント
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サブマシンガン Grease Gun 現地治安維持部隊Security Forceに供与という名の投げ売りをされた旧世代の間に合わせ短機関銃。当初は射程距離の問題から市街地戦でも使用する予定がなかった(ために倉庫にあった分が持ち出されても誰も気に留めず相当数がInsurgentsエリート部隊の手に渡った)が、後々に室内掃討の際の有用性を指摘され、急遽本採用にこぎ着けたとかなんとか諸説ある。 スペック 配備 Security コスト 2点(ランクマッチ時4点) 使用弾薬 .45ACP通常弾 使用弾倉 Grease Gun専用弾倉 装弾数 30 鉛直反動 16 水平反動 16 標準ダメージ 95.43 連射速度 451rpm フルオート 貫通力 276pp 銃口初速 280mps 連射機構 フルオート 重量 12%+弾薬 部位 倍率 実効ダメージ 頭 5.0倍 477 首 2.5倍 238 鎖骨 1.0倍LA 0.87倍HA 0.70倍 958367 上腕 0.8倍 76 前腕 0.7倍 66 手 0.5倍 47 胸 1.0倍LA 0.87倍HA 0.70倍 958367 腹 1.0倍LA 0.87倍HA 0.70倍 958367 股 1.0倍HA 0.70倍 9567 腿 0.8倍 76 脛 0.4倍 38 足 0.3倍 28 Insurgency Stats and Damage.xlsxより出典 低価格ながら侮れない性能を発揮する奇妙な武器、というのが最終的な感想である。というのも…… 素点ダメージ95.43。短機関銃射程圏内の、標準モードの敵ならば、鎧不問で胴体2発(鎧無し190.86, 軽量鎧167.62, 重量鎧135.20から多少の距離減衰)での確定キルが取れる。精確には、17.40m以内ならば重量鎧で51.28ダメージ、35.07m以内ならば軽量鎧で52.13ダメージ、46.69m以内ならば鎧無しで52.17ダメージを出せる。 アイアンサイト精度が地味に高く、リアサイトの穴が広く、視野を確保しやすい。 連射速度こそ低速ながら、一発ずつのパワーに優れるため、ばら撒きでの制圧射に脅威となりながらも弾持ちがよい。やや中距離、実用射程圏外ギリギリでも強力だ。 サプレッサー併用が気軽にできるコストで、むしろサプレッサー併用でなければグリップが使用できないため、実質的に常用することになる。その際の発射音は非常に特徴的ながら、認識力の高いプレイヤー以外には銃声らしく聞こえない。可聴距離も短く、白煙弾や焼夷弾の音で簡単にマスキングできる等、トリッキーな戦法がはまりやすい。高性能サプレッサーで反動を抑えてもよいが、元々の反動がかなり緩やかなうえに連射速度も遅いため、制御に慣れたら標準サプレッサーでもよい。むしろ、高性能サプレッサーのおかげで制御の練習がしやすいという利点もある。 つまり、敵がやってくる方角に白煙をかけ、敵の目と耳を潰しておいてから、白煙に向かって制圧射をしつつ、敵のうめき声が聞こえたらそこにすかさず追撃すれば、かなり安全な状態から高火力の弾丸をぶち込み続けることができるというわけだ。白煙1個で40秒以上守ることもできる高パフォーマンス武器になる。対処法？炸裂弾か白煙弾かを使うしかないかもな……。 再装填はやや遅いが、撃ち切らずにスピードロードする限りは決して出遅れるほどではない。どうせ弾持ちはいいので、残弾に余裕がなくなる前に弾倉を投げ捨てて装填してしまってもよいだろう。補給係には「どこかにぶつけて壊れたような気がしたから破棄した」とでも言えばいい。 【気が向いたら動画とかでいろいろ検証入れてみるためのスペース】
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After tourney Good match, Zoë. You won fair and square. (Whisper) Y-yes, you have made that abundantly clear, on several occasions. It will not come to that. I will not fail you. All will be as you have asked, Prophet. The limited trials have yielded interesting results, but a few hundred subjects won t exactly tax the system. And that could take the whole night. I don t understand this. There s no activity on the network, and yet the damn thing is processing data like crazy. Come on, girl. Talk to me. What s wrong with you? Who s inside you? Hmm. All ports are silent, but brain activity is at one hundred percent. These numbers can t be right. I need to double-check them later. I wonder what would happen if we cut it off from the network completely. We re just going around in circles here. We must be missing something. Come. We need to go to the harbour. The paperwork may have been cleared by now, and we must not delay the boat any further. Go back to the hell you came from! (Coughs) (Coughs again) Go ahead upstairs, Apostle. We ve secured this floor. The rebels must be hiding upstairs, Apostle. Go home, citizen. Stop bothering us. You re a persistent one, aren t you? I don t like knowing there are people out there who wish me ill. All I want to do is protect the citizens of this city. I have no desire to kill anyone. I don t know why my brothers complain so much about the weather. I like it cold and dark. It sure beats the heat and humidity of Sadir. I m on duty, citizen. I m keeping an eye on the confiscated contraband, in case someone tries to steal it. I wouldn t put it past the magicals to try something like that. Move along. Nothing to see here. When I m off duty, I like hanging out at the Cat s Whiskers, up on Ayrede Avenue. If you want, you can join me there tonight. I ll buy you a cup of wine. I haven t killed anyone yet. But I definitely will. I mean, that s what us soldiers do, isn t it? We kill the bad people. I ve almost forgotten what Sadir looks like. I hope I ll live to see it again. Any word from Sadir, Apostle? We are eager for any news from the Empire out here on the frontiers. You take this stuff way too seriously. People are always saying how good you are. Well, how come I beat you? I mean, I don t even care about martial arts. Good match. Post-tourney Oh, and don t worry, I haven t spoken to Reza. I m staying out of trouble. Promise. What do you mean? Of course I ve been― After our last conversation, I logged into the house and spoke with Wonkers. He told me you haven t been home for at least a week. Dad... What I don t get is why you had to lie to me. Dad, it s a long story. I had to go away for a little while. So where have you been? I m not doing this over the phone. I m home again now. Ask Wonkers if you want to. Hell, check the cameras if you don t believe me. I don t know what to believe. Was it Reza? Yes...no. I had to help him, but that wasn t the only thing that― I don t think we should talk about this over the phone. When are you coming back? I m still stuck out here. Another couple of days at the very least. Look, I m sorry for lying to you, but I had my reasons. I didn t want you to worry. Well, that backfired. I know. But you don t have to worry about me anymore. I m back, and I m staying put. I ll tell you everything when you get home, okay? Okay. I ll try and speed things up on my end, but― No. No, it s fine. Don t worry about it. Just come home when you can. (Sighs) All right. Take care, Zoë. I ll call you tomorrow. And try to stay out of trouble. Yeah. Bye, Dad. How is she? She s fading away. Reza? Hey. One moment. Rio? Yeah, call me when you re all set up. I m with a friend. Who was that? Well, hello to you too, Zoë. Hello. So who was that? (Laughs) It s good to know that some things never change. It was just business. I m curious, that s all. I m happy you re dating again. It s not a date, it s just― So how are you? I m good. Dad left for Bombay today, so I got the house to myself. I m having a few people over tonight. Party? Officially, it s a...small get-together. By the way, if you have time... I mean, you re welcome to... You can bring anyone you want. It s just a few people. Nothing big. Invite I should invite Reza to the party It s just a few people, nothing big. I m not planning on trashing the house or anything. Don t invite Reza looks preoccupied - I won t invite him to the party I wish I could, but I have some...stuff to take care of. Work stuff. I m really sorry, I wish― Don t worry about it. It s no big deal. Next time, okay? You know, I don t think your Dad has anything to worry about. I ve always been pretty good about covering my tracks, haven t I? Anyway. What s going on with you, Reza? You ve been busy. Working on a story? Neck deep...as usual. I ve gotten about five hours worth of sleep in the last, what, seventy-two hours? Sounds like you re onto something big. It could be. I haven t taken it to the Hand yet. I haven t even talked to Martin about it. I need more background, more research, but it s looking... Can you tell me anything about it? I can t. I m sorry. Come on, not even a hint? Push on This sounds intriguing No problem. I didn t mean to pry. Back off No point in pushing - Reza never talks about the stories he s working on anyway You know I never talk about the stories I m working on. That wouldn t be ethical, and it wouldn t be safe. I know you didn t. You re just being your inquisitive and curious self. I really don t feel like myself anymore. Are you okay? I am. I should be. I don t have any reason to complain. My Dad s been supportive, I have everything I could possibly need, enough money to go anywhere I want... The thing is, I don t really care about anything anymore. I don t have any goals or ambitions. And I hate feeling like this. It s not me. But you ve felt like that for a while, though, haven t you? I mean, it s what you told me when you broke up with― I know, Reza. But I thought it was just a passing phase, and now... I can t even muster up the enthusiasm, or the courage, to go down to Cape Town to visit Katrina and David. What does that tell you? That you re just stuck in a rut. That s all. And it s only been a couple of months since you left Cape Town. You deserve a break. About that party― sorry, small get-together tonight... Invited Good luck with the party― I mean, the get-together tonight. Hey, how are things going on the dating front? Not invited What. If I finish up early, I ll try and stop by. Now it s starting to worry me. Is this how I m going to be feeling for the rest of my life? I feel like I m letting everyone down. I know you re trying to make me feel better. And I appreciate that. But... I don t know. I need more than reassurances at this point. I need something to get me up in the mornings. A direction in life. A purpose. Something to― Shit. Sorry, I have to take this one. No problem. Yeah? (Beat) Thanks. Okay, I ll be back soon. Just stay there. Sorry about that, Zoë. I m a bit stressed today. You were saying? Don t worry about it, I know you ve got stuff to do. Speaking of that, you said on the phone that you wanted to talk. What s up? I need a favour. Sure. I don t have any other plans this afternoon. Of course I ll help him out What kind of favour? I m a bit busy today, what with the party and all. Hesitant It sounds like a lot of work Oh. Of course. I guess I can get someone else to help me out. I mean, it s a quick job. I just need something picked up downtown. Well...I guess I could squeeze it in. What is it? Great. It s nothing big. I just need you to go downtown and pick something up for me. Do you know where the Seshadri Building is located? Mmm, nope. It s not far from the Hub. There s a company there called Jiva, a biotech lab run by a woman named Chang. Helena Chang. All I need you to do is pick up a package from her. She s expecting me, but I don t have time right now, and I need that package as soon as possible. I don t want to use a courier, simply because it s...sensitive material. Chang was quite insistent that I come pick it up in person. I ll send her a message and tell her you re picking it up instead. Is that all right? I mean, you don t mind, do you? Not at all. Seshadri Building, Jiva, Helena Chang, package. As soon as possible. And come to my apartment as soon as you have the package, okay? I ll get the Hand That Bites to pay you for a couple of hours work. Don t worry about it. I m not doing this for the feed, Reza, I m doing it for you. I guess I should get going. And you need to go do...whatever it is you re doing. Business. Top secret stuff. Good. Great. (Beat) Actually, that was a total lie. Terrible. No date tonight. Right. Same thing here. I just don t have...you know. Time. Okay. If you finish early. And if you can endure the gossip and the red wine. The way it s going, we re looking at a real girls night in. I ll keep that in mind. I ll see you in a bit. Thanks again for helping me out, Zoë. Business. I know. I just don t want you to feel awkward talking about that stuff with me. We re past that. Maybe it s a weapon. I got the sense that it was very important they make their deadline. Positive I guess there s still hope From what little I know of the Azadi, they have never previously built such a thing, but it is possible. They have powerful thaumaturgists, these Westlanders. I m sure it s connected to the tower. The chamber appears to be located right below it, and the man I followed from the tower led me there. I shall send word to my blood sister in Irhad. She has connections in the strangest of places. Maybe she knows more. I would also have liked to see this chamber with my own eyes. Perhaps then I would understand more. It reminds me a great deal of Banda magic. They sing to the Earth to dig their tunnels. The Banda songs do not work on rock, but the magic could still be related. I don t see how we re going to win this war, weakness or no weakness. There are too many of them. Negative There s no hope If you give up hope, April-an, then there is none left. We are already dwindling in numbers, and the enemy gains support by the day. Without your guidance and courage, we will lose many more. The Azadi may be too strong to defeat with force, but there are surely alternatives. May the stars guide you, April-an. We will see each other again soon. If the stars shine on us, this new information could well lead us down a new path to victory. Maybe you re right. (Sighs) People depend on us, on me. And I m sure there s still hope. There has to be. And I suspect that their hostility to magic comes from their wish to control it, and their fear that others may know more about magic than they do. Their feet and hands are bound, they are weighed down with metal, and then they are dropped into the ocean. Please, let them be! They carry only medicine and food! So be it. I shall make inquiries in Oldtown in the morning. Bye. Okay. Bye. Noted. I ll make sure to tell you about all my romantic adventures...if they ever happen. It s looking pretty big. I know. I m being nosy. No, you re just being your inquisitive and curious self. Thanks. I really appreciate it. Jesus, Reza...please be okay. "I ll be here when you come back." Please switch yourself off, Lucia. Okay, Zoë. Do you think I ll dream about Reza? Maybe. Yes. I m sure you will. Good. I told you to stay out there! Help! Kano! Open the door! That s it, I ve had enough of you! Get into the elevator. What are you doing? Get into the elevator! You haven t heard from Reza again, have you? Maybe he s heard from Reza? Thank you, Charlie. Thanks That s all for now For what? Listen, feel free to hang out here for as long as you want. Maybe...your friend will stop by again. Um, nothing. Sorry, girl. If he calls, I ll let you know. How long ago did you say you lived at The Border House? The Border House I wonder if Charlie s seen his old home lately Ten years. Why? It must have changed a lot. It was a horrible place. There was one room that looked okay, but the rest of it... Just horrible. Ten year s a long time, girl. The world can change completely in a decade. The story he s working on must have something to do with all of this. It s the only explanation I can think of. Besides, I don t know where to go from here. I might as well head back to Casablanca and wait for Reza to get in touch with me. That sounds like a good idea, girl. How do you feel? A bit woozy. But pretty good, considering. Come on in. Of course. Your thoughts and dreams will open up to me like a book, and I will read them all. I will find out who you are. I will find out what you re doing to me. Don t come near me! Thanks, Jama. Scariest moment of my life since the Collapse...not counting that time I rode the mechanical bull. Never again. Like interference, but not just noise. It was clear, but...distorted. Like a bad dream. So what did you see? It s probably exhaustion, sweetie. You ve had a tough year. You dropped out of school, broke up with Reza, moved back home. All of that s bound to take its toll, no? Anyway. Enough about me. You wanted to show me something? He s not the right guy for me at this point. I mean, I love him to death. He s great. But... It was getting too serious. What I mean is, I was getting too serious. It was just way early for that. And that whole long distance thing was becoming a problem for us. It s pretty ironic that as soon as we re broken up, I move back here, five minutes away from his apartment. Not that it makes a difference. I m just happy we re still friends, and that we re comfortable with each other. You and him are my two best friends. I don t ever want to lose that. Take it! I ll see you later. I mean, spend enough hours in front of the screen, and you re bound to start seeing stuff. But getting back together? Nope. Besides, I don t think he ll be coming to the party. He s been really busy. So...eightish? WSL suppresser software! There was a dead woman in Reza s apartment, and...and the EYE raided his place while I was there. They shot me! I met Reza at the coffee shop yesterday, and he asked me to pick up a package... Do you know what was in that package? Do you need help with anything? The ones they use here in Casablanca - the smaller ones - are often cheaply made, and don t react well when they re exposed to lots of water. Okay! They re shells. Refurbished. I m waiting for an order from WATIcorp, but it s not due until next week. I m sorry. How about the Watillas you sell here? Don t they have brains? No. I was in Reza s apartment, looking for his notebook, when these two girls showed up. They looked like they were twins. No. They didn t even take the notebook. I dropped it on the floor. They must not have noticed it. I think I got really lucky. Was it the EYE? Then they left. Both of them. Without saying a word. It looked like they received a message. I think I left it in Reza s apartment. It says, Venice, Newport. The Fringe. Charlie . That s it. For some reason, that s only got basic encryption...which Reza knows I d be able to quickly crack! Of course! He wants us to read it. What else can I do? It s the only clue I have. Venice, Newport. The Fringe . That s probably where Reza s gone. To see this Charlie person. Great. Thanks, Liv. You re the best. Take care, okay, sweetie? I want you back in one piece. Hey, Zoë! What s up? You look a little pale. It s still in Reza s apartment. I hope. You need to go get it right now! Give it to me, and I ll take a look at it. I want to be more passionate about it, but... Well...thanks for being honest with me. It s nothing. Thank you. You mentioned something about a tournament? Tournament Didn t Jama say something about a tournament? It s just an informal competition between my best students, but if you want to take part in that, you have to show some passion. If you win three fights in a row against me, I ll let you join the tournament. Everyone else worked hard to be included, Zoë. You need to do the same. What do I need to do in order to join the tournament? You need to defeat me three times in a row. Without taking a break. Excellent work, Zoë. You won three times in a row. I ve set up a small tournament today, with my three best students. We re starting in a few minutes. Are you in? When the Syndicate established the EYE, they called me. I became a field operative, working mostly in the anti-corporate terrorism unit. We were based in Kinshasa, but I travelled all over the world. After four years, I got out. Yes. That first year, I only had ten regular students. Now I have almost forty. I like to keep busy. I m in. I m definitely interested I don t really have time. I don t have time I expected as much. Very well, Zoë. You should leave now. We need to get started. Good. Maybe there s hope for you yet. Start warming up. The first match begins shortly. That was nice work, Zoë. I m impressed. I may have to change my opinion of you...if you keep that up. Win I guess I disappointed you by losing. Lose I ll try, Jama. Like I said, I have a hard time getting excited about anything these days. But I ll try. That s all I ask. Good work today, Zoë. I m impressed. Disappointed me? No. You put your heart into this, and even though you lost, you tried your best. I may have to change my opinion of you...if you keep this up. I ll try my best, even though I have a hard time getting excited about anything these days. If you try hard enough, you will succeed. I m happy to see that you put some effort into the tournament, even though you lost. I know that you re working with that horrible, diseased child. Her infection spreads across my web like...like weed in a garden. My beautiful garden. Just like your reporter friend. He went slowly, shrieking, bleeding, crying your name. She...she makes me blind again. Deaf. Lost, trapped...in the dark. I won t let that happen again. I m not going back into the darkness. Never. Never! Never! Never! Stay away from me, you bitch! What are you doing here? How did you get in? I came to talk to you. You ve been on a very long journey. I m glad you finally made it back. How did― You. I ve travelled around the world, but it all comes back to you. Faith...she was your experiment, Jiva s experiment. She is. I mean, she was. But we weren t the ones who made her into what she is today. That was WATIcorp. That was Peats. I wanted Faith to live out her life in peace with a foster family. She didn t have long, and she d been through enough already. They needed a suitable human subject for testing their drug, Morpheus, with DreamNet. So they took Faith away. I know. They put her through hell. I never wanted that. You don t get to make excuses. She was your creation. She was your responsibility. Fair enough. Looking back, I realise it was a mistake to let them take her. But WATIcorp owns us. We don t get to have a say. You re not telling me anything I don t know. Why are you here? Did you bring the EYE with you? The twins? Go ahead, do your worst. I m too tired to care anymore. I m here to ask for your help. My...help? What do you mean? I want to stop WATIcorp from releasing the Dreamer, and I want to stop the Static from spreading any further. You may consider me cruel and uncaring, but I m simply pragmatic. There s nothing to be gained from WATI succeeding with their plans, or the Static causing another Collapse. And I also have...personal reasons for wanting to stop Peats. He has already caused much pain, and he will cause untold damage if his plans are carried out. What makes you think I ll help you with anything? I m not expecting you to help me. But you will help Faith. You won t let her suffer anymore. And you will stop WATIcorp. Even if they hadn t killed your friend― How do you know all this? I planted a bug on you when we first met, Zoë. It s been sending me data at regular intervals. I ve heard everything you ve said. I know everything that s happened. I ve helped you along the way, and now you will help me, because that s the only way you can help Faith, the only way you can avenge Reza and stop WATIcorp. If I do this, I won t stop with WATI or with Peats. You need to be held accountable, too. I m a marked woman. The moment the EYE finds me, I m dead. WATI doesn t want me walking around, telling people what I know. And right now, all I want is revenge for what they ve done to me and to my company. If it means losing everything...so be it. So what is it you want me to do? You need to go into DreamNet and...convince Faith to let go. Once that happens, the network will shut down, and Eingana - Dreamcore - will disconnect from the Wire. Convince Faith... How do I do that? And why me? Because you have a connection with her. I don t know what it is. You seem to share some of her more...esoteric genetic qualities. And she s taken a shine to you. Besides, no one else has been able to find out where in the network Faith - or her residue, her memories - reside. I ve tried, but...it s like she s not actually in there. It s as simple as that. You, on the other hand, have met her. Several times. She s reaching out to you. She needs you. And to help her, you must first help me. How? I ve brought a Dreamer. You go inside, talk to Faith, find a way to make her let go. Whatever she s become - a virus, a ghost in the machine - only she can stop this. If she keeps holding on, if her...influence keeps spreading across the Wire, it will eventually shut down completely. We re talking days, maybe less than that. If she can do that...what is she? I don t know. Like I said, a ghost in the machine. Her body is gone, but her mind... They pumped her full of Morpheus. They murdered her with an overdose. Who knows, maybe there is something as banal as an immortal soul , and that s what s left of her. You re saying she needs to die. She s already dead, Zoë. That s a fact. Whatever s left of her isn t happy in there. She needs to...shut down, move on, whatever you want to call it. And you expect me to ask her to let go, to die? Yes. Because it s the right thing to do. Listen to me, we re running out of time. I need you to make a choice. Either you do this...or I leave, and you never see me again. If that happens... The Wire will break down, causing untold damage. WATIcorp may still succeed in releasing the Dreamer, and Peats plans could still come to fruition. Who is the greater evil here? Him or me? I think you re despicable. You used an innocent person as a test subject. You made her, and then you discarded her. And for what? To research dreams? Still, I won t let the bad guys win. I ve come this far...and I m going all the way. Someone told me not long ago that I lack committment. Well... Connect me to the Dreamer. I m going to give you a highly concentrated dose of Morpheus, more than what you ve received before. It won t harm you, but it will allow you to control your environment. That way, Faith won t be able to push you out again. What do I tell her? How do I make her let go? I don t know. You have to figure that out on your own. This is unknown territory. Are you ready? I m ready. Good luck. And good night, Zoë. I m sorry about this, Zoë, but... I can t let you wake up again. Where s this visitor you told me about? She s out on the terrace, Zoë. She wanted to see the view. She said she misses the sunlight. You re welcome, Zoë. Because I m sad. Are you staying or are you going away again? On your knees! Down on the floor! Now! Reza s notepad... The twins didn t see it. Examine on floor Yes, April? Yes? Thanks for letting us stay here. I know you re taking a big risk by doing that. Support Benrime has done much to help us, and she deserves to hear that I accepted that risk a long time ago, April. I could not simply stand idly by and let the Azadi terrorise my friends and customers. This is my small way of helping the rebels. I m more useful here than I would be with a sword. I just hope that my contribution will have some effect, and that one day our city and peoples will be free again. Heard any news lately, Benrime? News Benrime should know what s going on in the city I hear the Azadi Emissary is worried about rebel attacks on deliveries from the north. They still haven t finished construction on that dreadful tower of theirs. Any other news I should know about? Apparently, with so many soldiers tied up in skirmishes in the north and the east, there will be another contingent coming to the city soon. I understand that their Empresses - the Six - are arriving for the inauguration. It would probably be a bad blow to the Emissary if the tower isn t finished by then. Good. We ll do our best to ensure that the tower remains unfinished. I ve heard that it may contain several thousand soldiers. That will obviously make life more difficult for the rebels. They re not used to the terrain, the woodlands, and the cold. They can send their whole empire for all I care. They will still fail. You should come east with us, Benrime. You ll be safe there, and your skills are needed. East Benrime shouldn t stay in Marcuria. It s not safe They are needed here, too. I do not want to abandon my inn or my customers. Also, fewer and fewer are willing to deal with non-humans. If I leave, who leaves next? Soon, the city will not only belong to the enemy, it will be populated by the Azadi alone. What then of Oldtown and its inhabitants? If no one s left to speak up, I fear the Azadi will simply burn it to the ground...together with everyone inside. So no, April, I need to stay here. This is where I m needed the most. I should be on my way. It s time to leave Very well. Be careful, and may the Balance be with you. I need to run. Very well. Have you heard any other news? Nothing you do not already know, April. I hope you are right, April. Still, it s never a good idea to tempt fate. I hope Brynn hasn t caused any trouble for you. He s a bit hotheaded. Brynn Talk about Brynn Brynn is a lovely boy. He s been courteous and sweet. He absolutely adores you, April. I hope you realise how much you mean to him. You must speak with the Guardian of the Balance. I still see the same girl who walked through that door, a decade past. I m not her anymore. I don t even remember what she was like. Now I m just― So how about it, Benrime? Do you have a cup or four of your mulled wine to spare for an old drunkard? As I remember it, Westhouse, you still owe me money on your tab from before the war. My God, you have the memory of a Stickman, Ms Salmin! I ve honestly missed this place. Seeing as I m still a bit short on cash, you ll have to add this to my tab. But I m coming into some gold tomorrow - old debts repaid - so I ll settle it then. That will be the day the Azadi decide to just up and leave. Money first. Mulled wine after. You re a tough woman, and I respect that. Ah, I have to tell you about this tavern I visited in a town near Altaban... Now! I have business with the innkeeper. Hell, you re probably right. I owed a lot of people money back then... ―which turned out to be fermented pig s blood. He couldn t stand up straight for three days! Southlanders... So you have visited Altaban and Monterba? I ve been further south still, to the Capes...and beyond. I tell you, if you think the winter here is harsh, you should count your lucky stars. There are lands beyond the South Sea that are frozen through both winter and summer. The sun is as cold as the moon down there. Well, I do not intend to leave Marcuria. There s enough foreigners here. No need to travel for months to find more of them... I hope to see you again soon, Ms Ryan. Best of luck to you. I ll be sure to look you up the next time I m in Marcuria. I m sure you will find the White of the Kin. You are April Ryan, after all. Perhaps you should begin your search in Oldtown? You may want to start your search in Oldtown. With any luck, there might even be a Dark People Shadowship docked in Shady Quay. I heard someone mention something about a Dark People Shadowship in Shady Quay, down in Oldtown, but it might have left by now. ―you have seen their empire? I have indeed. They will let anyone enter and stay in their lands, just as long as you respect their customs...and as long as you re human, of course. What is it like? Do they treat their own people as harshly as they do ours? I wouldn t know what the Azadi are like here in Marcuria, but in Sadir they were reserved but friendly. And as a man, I had less freedom than a woman. Still, I encountered no animosity. People took me in, fed me, told me about their history and religion. I learned a lot. Whatever the Azadi have done here, they are not cruel or evil. They do put a lot of faith in their Goddess and their Empresses, yes. But it s heartfelt. Heartfelt... I m sure. And they can have their empire. But what gave them the right to come here and impose themselves on us? I saved his life...or at least I gave him one. He was orphaned, and there was no one to look after him. You did a good thing. But when you save someone s life - especially a child s life - you are also taking responsibility for that life. You may not care much for your own life anymore, April. But for his sake, you need to take care. You need to find something to live for again. I have something to live for. Revenge. Revenge is not enough. And it s just another excuse. So the Azadi have murdered friends and loved ones... For that they must pay. But that is not something to live for, April, nor is it something to die for. What happens when the enemy is banished? What then? There s no point thinking that far ahead. Have you spoken to Chawan about the charms? Chawan Talk about Chawan I did, and they have already been loaded onto the ship. I believe there were fifty of them, enough to get you through the winter. Chawan seems to have changed this past year. There is less anger in him. He seems more concerned with delivering the supplies than murdering Azadi. I think he s found some peace in the swamplands. And there s a woman...Ayela. Ah. I see. It is time he left his past behind. To mourn so many for so long... If anyone has the right to stay angry, it s him. The Azadi took everything from him, killed everyone he loved, enslaved him, and forced him to join their army. And yet he decides to leave his anger behind, and forge a new life for himself. Maybe you have something to learn from him, April. I m not him, Benrime. We all find peace in different ways. And some not at all... What do you make of Na ane? She s not been with us long, but she has proven to be an invaluable asset. Na ane Talk about Na ane An asset ? Is this what you call your compatriots? I have not spoken with her much, but she is a skilled artisan. Her magic is strong. I think she wants to ensure that the Azadi don t proceed any further east. I believe her family holds a high position in Irhad. It would make sense for the Sun Empire to rally their armies now, to halt the expansion, but I think the Emperor still hopes for a peaceful solution. The Six will never accept the hand of a Dolmari ruler. Does the Rose Court think that the Azadi will grant them exemption from their ban on magic? It s naive. And it s dangerous. So it is. But all we can do is plead with them to see reason. If more Irhadians do what Na ane has done, we might change the course of this war. Did you ever think that maybe the reason you saved the world the first time around was because others helped you? Have a nice life, April Ryan. I have more important things to worry about. The cellar is clear! There s no one else in here, Apostle. We ll shut down this place and place the publican under arrest. The publican will be tried for treason in Sadir. For freedom! You can kill me, but we will never stop fighting! Azadi dogs! I ll be back before dawn. Watch your back, Raven. And I won t be able to lead a boat there. The waves make me all sick and disoriented. But hey, no feathers off my bones. If it comes crashing down, I m not the one who ll be needing wings. I m keeping my eyes on you, sister. One wrong move...and bam! You ll feel the wrath of my beak. Cornelius? Damn. Wait up! Great! Let s go. I actually know where the South Gate is, believe it or not. Go We shouldn t waste any more time Actually, Crow, I want to walk around for a bit first. I m not quite ready yet Let s go find Westhouse. Good, cause I m terrible with directions. Which way is south again? That s fine. I ll spend some quality time hunting for crumbs. I think I saw a big, juicy one next to that pile of Elgwan doo-doo. I hope you know where we re going, because I have absolutely no clue. The South Gate market, right? I know where that is. Good, cause I have absolutely no clue. I know up and down, but that s it. If there s one thing I ve learned, when things like this happen, it s almost always fate. If you refuse to cooperate, I ll string you up and put a knife to your belly until either you spill your guts, or your guts spill to the ground. Take care of this one, soldier. He has valuable information that he s very generously agreed to share with us. Bring him to the tower, and wait for me. Sir! Most of the supplies are on board. We re missing a few crates of grains and vegetables, a delivery of potions, and some other bits and pieces. Good. Don t linger too long. The paperwork s already being processed by the Azadi. Those fools! If they only knew what― Shh. Not here. I don t think it s a good idea to tempt fate. Ha, I didn t think you believed in that spiritual claptrap, Raven! Fate? Pah! We make our own destiny. Still... Better to be on the safe side. You don t foresee any problems, then? Everything s in order. This ship s going to the islands...at least according to all the properly stamped and perfectly forged documents. I ll rest easy only when you ve reached safe harbour. What s the hold-up? Why are you still here? Those bloody Azadi... There s one piece of paper they say is missing, and now they re processing everything again. It s a load of crap, of course. They re just looking for any excuse to make life difficult for people. You don t think they re suspicious? Suspicious? Of what? Of course not! We ll be on our way shortly, I guarantee you. Almost certainly before nightfall. I hope so. You re already several days behind schedule. We ll make it up, I promise you. I have some wind magic left in a jar below deck. We ll be on our way shortly, Raven. We re on schedule, Raven. We should be out of here soon, bound for the Bay of Fire. We ll be back home soon, Raven. Don t fret. You ll rest easy soon enough. I ll pay you good money for passage. Pay Everyone wants money We do not crave money, human. Then what do you want? We are here to find new additions to our library. Some day it will be complete, and we can sleep. Until then, we travel, and we collect. I m sure we can come to some sort of understanding. Reason He s a reasonable man, I m sure We cannot. We do not take on passengers. Ever. You did once. A long time ago, I was given passage on one of your ships. Then you were fortunate. It does not happen very often. Do the Azadi know you re docked here? I would think they d frown on your kind. Threaten This might not be the best idea, but I m desperate They do not concern us. The right word in the right ear, and that could change. They might make it difficult for you to leave. We do not need anyone s permission to leave. Our ship can conceal itself to your eyes. I d like to ask for passage again.