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Well, today we welcome Gabriel W. Clarkson, representing UPEO, as a guest; |
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the some of the content of this program is modified for broadcast. |
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Now, we want to ask you so many questions all at once, but |
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according to information we’ve caught hold of, |
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UPEO has been seeking places for dialogue between both General Resource and Neucom ever since the Faith Park incident some days ago. You say? |
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Clarkson |
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Whether formally or informally, |
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do you think that hoping for improved relations between both companies as soon as possible would be anything but natural for UPEO? |
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Announcer |
However, the fact that battles were carried out before concrete suggestions were offered by UPEO |
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seems to prove that the mutual cease-fire agreement was little more than a simple armchair theory, does it not? |
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Clarkson |
There are some defense forces within each company running wild, but |
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improved relations through dialogue at a large-scale corporate level |
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can always continue. |
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In the present, where politics at a national level holds no meaning, |
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if General Resource and Neucom went into fighting all-out, including economically, we would probably have a great depression by now. |
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Still... there are no steps I can spell out clearly, so |
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please allow me to refrain from making statements. |
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But... let us entertain the mere possibility that in the very near future, the tops of both companies will come to the same table |
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Announcer |
I see. |
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We are looking forward to UPEO’s future efforts. |
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Thank you very much for today. |
Dision |
First, I must warn you. |
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I am sending this message compressed with an encryption scheme other than our company’s default. |
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That said, about that information I got concerning the case of Megafloat: |
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detailed search results came up. |
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According to them, the existence of a special weapon that General has transferred to UPEO in absolute secrecy is confirmed. |
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The existence of such weapons |
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seems to be like something from the abominable past, but |
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in the present, for us—well, me, |
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I sense the possibility that it holds beneficial power for the purpose of bringing out the future world that nears us. |
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Of course, the discovery of this fact, |
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as far as the higher-ups at General are concerned, |
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is from a past that they do not want brought up. |
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But if the past for that bunch will become our future, |
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I want to take it. |
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—so. |
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I am thinking that this time I will dare to set out on an action that lies outside my official duties at General. |
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Now, I want to rely on your skills and have you participate. |
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Of course, I have already put in a flight plan to HQ that this flight is stealth aircraft training I will give you, so |
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don’t worry. |
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Well, I’m waiting in the skies. |
Dision |
I have preemptively reported the contact with UPEO this time to the superiors as an accident that casually occurred during an exercise. |
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However, the goal I wanted accomplished was flawlessly achieved. |
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And as for the contact with your former colleague, |
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I will certainly explain about that incident sometime. |
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Sorry, but don’t ask anything right now. |
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But the future I am seeking |
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is in a place that transcends existing organizations. |
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That’s all I will say for now. |
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I am grateful for your cooperation. |
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Well, next time, it’s normal duty—— |