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Get it together.

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Hey, don't wobble!

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Hey, how long am I gonna be stuck
in this ridiculous pose?

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Still a long way to go.

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Always keep your side toward the opponent.

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No, it just tickled a bit.

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Let's fight already.

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Pretty good, huh?

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But I guess there won't be
a second round of fencing lessons.

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Yeah, we're finally arriving, aren't we?

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By tomorrow afternoon.

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I've been wondering,

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why are you all
heading into Constantinople?

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Oh, I just heard about it recently.

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Apparently, it's to mend relations
between Britain and the Ottoman Empire.

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The Behemoth.
You've heard the name at least, right?

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Yes, in the newspaper.

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It's the latest Beastie.

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Exactly. It's a battleship
even bigger than a Kraken.

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They sold it to the Ottoman Empire,
if I recall.

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Aye, the payment was already made.

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But as soon as
the war was about to break out,

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Britain quickly changed its mind
and held on to it.

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And so the sultan is absolutely furious.

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I see. That sounds like a real problem.

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In that case, the Ottoman Empire
might side with Germany.

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Right, that's why we're in such a hurry.

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We're trying to settle the situation
while they're still neutral…

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Oh, sorry.

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In battle, that'd be game over.

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But how are they planning to?

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Who knows.

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And the one leading those negotiations is

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Dr. Barlow.

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So what about you?

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-Huh?
-After we arrive tomorrow.

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It all depends on
the negotiations led by the doctor.

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The Ottoman Empire
could become our enemy too.

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Either way, I think we'll need to leave
the city as soon as possible.

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What's the matter? Feeling tired already?

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Of course not.

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Hey, Sharp!
What are you standing around for?

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The supply ship's almost here!

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Oh crap! Here, take this.

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Sure.

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German ironclads spotted ahead!

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Hey, look.

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They used to be allies
with Germany, right?

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That's right.

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Fighting their old allies? That's rough.

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Worry about your own arse, will ya?

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I'm done babysitting you.

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Son of a…

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Hell yeah!

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Piece of cake!

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Looks like this'll be over in no time.

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Klopp. It's rubber.

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Everything's covered in rubber stuff.

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Is there a problem?

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Retreat! Get out of here now!

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What?

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That's a lightning generator!

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One hit and it's all over!

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Klopp used to work with
the German military!

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Hurry, report to the captain!

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Lightning?

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Clankers relying on nature?
Don't make me laugh.

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Don't run your mouth
just because you were old buddies.

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Shut your yap and report it now!

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Fine, I'll pass on your speculation.

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"Speculation"?!

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There's no time to argue!
We must retreat immediately!

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For now, we wait for orders.

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We can't act on our own.

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How much time before they fire?

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It's coming any second now.

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I'll take full responsibility!

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-What do you think you're doing?!
-No!

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Get away from the metal!

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You've saved us all, Klopp.

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Good grief. That was something.

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Come on, put the gun down.
We need to fix the engine.

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What?!

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So it was you guys earlier?

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Everyone was saying
the Leviathan made the turn on its own.

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Klopp was quick to notice that lightning.

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Mr. Klopp.

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You know about
that lightning-like energy, don't you?

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It was still
in the testing stage back then.

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And was the developer Nikola Tesla?

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Precisely.

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Tesla? Who's that?

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A Serbian inventor
who created wireless telegraphy.

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I knew it.

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That man's head is always full
of such offensive inventions.

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As a fellow scientist,
I find it absolutely intolerable.

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No kidding.

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If he's Serbian,
that makes him a Clanker, right?

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No. He's always taken a stance
beyond such boundaries.

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Last I heard,

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he's researching communication devices
in the neutral nation of America.

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Then why would Tesla's technology
end up with the German military?

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Yes, it doesn't add up, does it?

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Mr. Alek, could you please
come to the bridge?

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Hello, Your Highness.

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The captain called you in too?

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When the lizard gives the orders,
there's not much of a choice.

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Calling us all the way to the bridge?

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He must have something important to say.

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He probably wants to thank us.

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No, I think it's something unfavorable.

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Something he didn't want to share with us
until you had his engines fixed.

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You still don't trust the Darwinists,
do you?

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Nor should you.

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Do you think you've forged a friendship?

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We must not forget the hostile history
between the Clankers and the Darwinists.

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Thank you for coming.

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First, let me express my deep gratitude
for your efforts earlier.

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We're glad we could be of help.

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Now, I have some bad news.

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I have just received word that Britain
and Austria have officially declared war.

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This is deeply regrettable.

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At the same time, it has placed me
in a rather difficult position.

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I trust you understand.

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So you're saying
you plan to take us prisoner?

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Please, don't be so hasty.

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My aim is to find
some form of agreement with you.

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But I can't proceed
without knowing your identities.

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But we have no intention
of revealing our identities.

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In that case, I'll have no choice but to
seek instructions from Naval Headquarters.

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Do let me know
once you receive their response.

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As I'm sure you understand,

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I can't allow you
to disembark in Constantinople

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until I receive instructions.

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Yes, I suppose there's no way around it.

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You know what kind of instructions
will come from them, don't you?

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They'll likely detain us.

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After that, we'll be taken to Britain.

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Sooner or later,
your identity will be revealed.

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Then you'll be nothing more
than a puppet for their purposes.

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Once we arrive in Constantinople,
we must leave immediately.

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Understood.

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Remember. From now on,
everyone aboard this ship is an enemy.

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You must conduct yourself accordingly.

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-Give back the Behemoth!
-Give back the Behemoth!

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Young Master, I've just received
instructions from Count Volger.

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He said, "Meet here at 5:00 a.m."

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Looks like he's found
the best escape route.

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Got it.

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Sharp, I'm taking over.

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The temperature is steady today.

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But it's like an oven
and damn hot in here.

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Crazy, isn't it? Us turning into enemies.

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Well, we saw it coming.

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But what are you going to do?

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Now that you can't just leave.

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Well, I'll leave the rest to you.

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Thank you.

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No, I mean…

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What's that about?

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Sharp…

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Don't say it!

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You know what I mean. Just don't.

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I know. Sorry.

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There's nothing you could've done.

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I mean, you've saved the Leviathan
time and again.

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But the captain treats you like enemies.

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That's just messed up.

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Seriously, though, watch yourself.

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Everyone's on edge
with all the chaos outside,

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and the higher-ups are wary of you guys.

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Got it.

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To be honest,
I wish I could stay here longer.

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Spending these past few days here…

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How do I put it? It's been so comforting.

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Funny, since you called
fabricated beasts "sickening" at first.

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For the first time,
I felt like I belonged.

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I've been lonely my whole life.

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It was just me and my tutor,
no friends at all.

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Am I your friend?

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Can I think of you that way?

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Aye, of course.

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Thank you.

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No matter what happens,
let's stay friends.

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Wars don't last forever.

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Right.

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Barking spiders!

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Goodbye.

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No! Hey, quiet down, will you?

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Here.

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Oh boy.

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What the--

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-Young Master.
-Sorry, I've got a problem.

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Did someone see you?

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Um, no.

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What is this?

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An egg hatched, and whenever
I tried to leave, it would cry out loud.

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I just couldn't get it to quiet down, so…

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That's an easy fix.

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No, don't!

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Why not?

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We don't have time
to deal with this disgusting monster.

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But that doesn't mean we can kill it.

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Then make sure it stays quiet.

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Otherwise, I'll kill it with my sword.

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Understood.

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Hey, don't move in there.

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00:17:57,367 --> 00:18:00,245
Don't tell me you're scared of heights.

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We'll run one at a time
between the searchlights,

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00:18:19,056 --> 00:18:21,892
quickly cut through that wire fence,
and escape.

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I'll go first.
I can't rely on two old men to handle it.

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Absolutely not!
Young Master, you cannot possibly…

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Very well.

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What?! But…

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If anyone is caught along the way,
it's over for all of us.

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At this point,
who goes first doesn't matter.

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Besides, you're the fastest of us.

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So you're saying my idea was right?

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Even a stopped clock is right twice a day.

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Your Highness.

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Please be careful.

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I will.

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-What's going on?!
-The Clankers are on the loose!

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Idiot.

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They're outside!
Heading southeast on the runway!

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Don't stop. Run!

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00:19:21,577 --> 00:19:22,953
Please, go on ahead!

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Don't be ridiculous, Klopp!

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I'm not leaving you behind!

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-What?!
-Let's move.

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But Volger! What are you doing?

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I'll distract them. Go now!

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No, you can't.

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We must go.

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But…

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Don't let the count's determination
go to waste!

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Volger!

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The Blue Mosque.

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Every morning,
I'll be there waiting for you.

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-Over there!
-Hold it!

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Freeze!

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Come on.

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No, we must not!

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