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00:00The plaintiff is hereby charged with fraud.
00:03What?
00:04The charge is...
00:06100 million yen?
00:11Come in.
00:14This is Reiko Seyama.
00:18She's a friend of mine.
00:20She's a student at the boy's training school.
00:23You work for a cleaning company, right?
00:26Yes.
00:26The plaintiff is Professor Kurashiki of A.O. University.
00:31Can you tell us why you were charged?
00:38Well...
00:41My company is in charge of cleaning Professor Kurashiki's lab.
00:47We have a security device there that can store his pension for a long time.
00:52On the 20th of last month, when I was doing my usual cleaning job,
00:58the outlet I usually use was blocked.
01:01I'm busy, so hurry up and let me finish!
01:02I'm sorry.
01:04Here.
01:09The plug I unplugged was from that security device.
01:15She unplugged the power supply of the security device during the experiment.
01:19Could it be that caused your pension to die?
01:24The experiment we've been doing for many years has failed.
01:29So the lab asked for compensation.
01:32The damage is estimated to be 100 million yen.
01:37Everyone, gather around.
01:38Yes, ma'am.
01:43It's 100 million yen.
01:44100 million yen.
01:45What do you think?
01:47We won't get any compensation even if we add the pension.
01:50I don't care about the compensation.
01:51Even if we can prove that she's 100% the client,
01:54we'll have to pay her back.
01:56It's going to be a tough battle.
02:00A tough battle.
02:02According to the doctor who introduced her,
02:04she hasn't been asked to go to any other office.
02:06Don't tell me she was going to go to court without a lawyer.
02:09It's a big deal for her to handle it all by herself,
02:11so she was asked to do something.
02:12I understand.
02:15I accept your request.
02:18Why are you accepting it?
02:19Even if it's a tough battle,
02:22there's no such thing as a game where the winner is decided.
02:27So I'll do my best to win.
02:35I'm looking forward to working with you.
02:44The Greatest Martial Arts Competition
02:46The Greatest Martial Arts Competition
02:48The Greatest Martial Arts Competition
02:50The Greatest Martial Arts Competition
02:52The Greatest Martial Arts Competition
02:54The Greatest Martial Arts Competition
02:56This is the biology lab of the Faculty of Biology.
03:00Professor Kurashiki,
03:01I heard that you're conducting a world-class experiment here.
03:06Yes.
03:07This special device is used to store a certain amount of energy.
03:12What is energy storage?
03:15For example,
03:17energy storage exists on the campus.
03:19It's a very short life cycle for us.
03:23Life cycle is short, culture is simple,
03:26handling and training is easy.
03:29I heard that it was a groundbreaking research
03:32to be featured in a university PR video.
03:34What I'm studying is extremely special energy storage.
03:38It has the potential to create unknown compounds.
03:42However, the problem is that it's a very delicate energy storage.
03:47It needs 20 years of observation.
03:55If unknown compounds are found,
03:57it can be used as a cure for diseases.
04:00If we get a patent, it'll be a huge profit.
04:04According to the patent,
04:06100 million yen is a sum of money invested in research
04:10rather than a profit in the future.
04:14100 million yen for 1 year and 6 million yen for 18 years?
04:19Yes.
04:20But it's strange.
04:22Mr. Seyama is an employee of a cleaning company,
04:25but he's the only defendant in the patent.
04:28Companies usually sue, right?
04:30It's easier to get money,
04:32and there's a high possibility of being sued.
04:33That's right.
04:34If a cleaning company is in the patent,
04:36Mr. Seyama may not have to pay 100 million yen.
04:41He's not in the patent?
04:43Of course, he was injured by an employee
04:46and prepared for an accident,
04:49but he turned off the power
04:51and didn't have insurance
04:54to cover the damage to the front office.
05:00Even so, Mr. Seyama is an employee,
05:02so he's not in the patent.
05:04If he caused damage to the front office,
05:06the company will pay for most of the damage.
05:10The company?
05:11It's a mix of a lawsuit and a lawsuit.
05:13I'm sorry.
05:14This company and Mr. Eguchi
05:17are supposed to pay for the damage.
05:20Mr. Seyama said he'd take care of it.
05:26It's all my fault for turning off the power.
05:29I won't cause any trouble to the company.
05:32Does that mean Mr. Seyama will pay for the company's claim
05:36and negotiate with the plaintiff?
05:38I don't know,
05:40but that's what I told the other lawyer.
05:43In the first place,
05:46she said she'd take care of the war in the lab.
05:51She took care of it herself?
05:54I see.
05:55That's why Mr. Seyama was the only defendant.
05:58Besides, the plaintiff is not from the A.O. University or the Faculty of Science.
06:02It's Professor Kurashiki.
06:04It's popular on the Internet,
06:06but it seems that Professor Kurashiki
06:08tried to boost his pride with his strong will.
06:10Maybe he sued her himself.
06:18Are you going to say that again?
06:21No.
06:22This time, I won't use the same evidence as last time.
06:26Last time, I was on the plaintiff's side,
06:29but this time, I'm on the defendant's side.
06:32In other words,
06:34I'm on the plaintiff's side.
06:37You're on the plaintiff's side?
06:39Does that mean you're at a disadvantage?
06:41No.
06:42The plaintiff has her own strategy.
06:44Professor Kurashiki is a professor at a famous university,
06:47and she's on the plaintiff's side.
06:49She's a researcher,
06:51and the type of person she wants to win is
06:53obviously a hypocrite.
07:01Hypocrite is a strategist who fights
07:03without moving the opponent from the two lines of the ground.
07:06On the other hand,
07:08this strategist is naturally
07:10a happy hypocrite.
07:15I don't know what's natural.
07:17A happy hypocrite?
07:18That's a funny name.
07:20A happy hypocrite is a person
07:22who doesn't move the opponent from the two lines of the ground.
07:24A hypocrite is a person who doesn't move the opponent from the two lines of the ground.
07:26That's a funny name.
07:28This is a legal office, not a shogi dojo.
07:30Even if you're a defendant,
07:32you can't win with one defense.
07:34A happy hypocrite is a person
07:36who can attack aggressively even if it's a counterattack.
07:38That's the best standard
07:40for this trial.
07:44Yes, this is the legal office
07:46of the happy hypocrite.
07:48Oh, Mr. Yamaoka.
07:50Yes, this is the legal office of the happy hypocrite.
07:54A yakuza tournament?
08:10Um,
08:12what are the conditions for a yakuza tournament?
08:14It's impossible to pay
08:16100% of the penalty.
08:18If you submit a statement
08:20that the defendant admits 100% of the penalty
08:22and apologize to the plaintiff,
08:24you can pay
08:26the penalty
08:28as much as you can.
08:34I think paying the penalty
08:36is a pretty bad condition.
08:38Why did you propose
08:40a yakuza tournament
08:42even though
08:44you can't win with one defense?
08:46At first,
08:48I filed a complaint
08:50because of my anger
08:52after the failure
08:54of the experiment.
08:56But now that I think about it,
08:58the most important thing
09:00for us researchers
09:02is not to fail,
09:04but to take a step forward
09:06for the future of humanity.
09:08That's the conclusion I came to.
09:10Besides,
09:12I'll think about it.
09:14Excuse me.
09:18Good, good, good.
09:20If I can get 30 million yen
09:22or 20 million yen,
09:24Mr. Seyama will be satisfied.
09:26Huh?
09:28Ms. Tatsumi?
09:36What are you doing?
09:38I'm sorry. I was at the library.
09:40It's the rule of the shogun
09:42to return past donations to the audience.
09:44The activity record
09:46of the Faculty of Science?
09:48I found it!
09:54I won't pay the penalty.
09:58I absolutely won't.
10:00But
10:02if you fight in court,
10:04there's a possibility
10:06that you'll have to pay
10:08Mr. Seyama,
10:10I think it's a smart move
10:12to admit that you're 100%
10:14qualified,
10:16bow your head
10:18to Mr. Kurashiki,
10:20and then calm down.
10:22Is it really
10:24100% my fault?
10:28Huh?
10:32Mr. Seyama,
10:34there's something
10:36I want to ask you.
10:48Mr. Seyama,
10:5018 years ago,
10:52you graduated from the Faculty of Science
10:54at A.O. University, didn't you?
10:56And that laboratory
10:58was the laboratory
11:00of Professor Kurashiki,
11:02who was still a professor at the time.
11:05Is that okay?
11:07Professor Kurashiki
11:09called you
11:11a junior or a student.
11:13Could it be that
11:15you were
11:17also involved
11:19in that experiment?
11:23It was an experiment
11:25that started while I was in college.
11:27Just a little.
11:31Why didn't you
11:33talk to me about it?
11:35It has nothing to do with
11:37the fact that I was in that laboratory.
11:39But that changes
11:41your strategy.
11:43I'm sorry. I have work to do.
11:45Excuse me.
11:57This is bad.
11:59Did you not like chestnuts?
12:01Why did you come
12:03to my office?
12:07I don't know
12:09what to do either.
12:11I heard from Toshie at the office
12:13that Mr. Kotaro
12:15only eats convenience store bento
12:17after his father died.
12:19That's not all.
12:21I brought him here
12:23to ask him about the counter
12:25at the company.
12:27I'm sorry. I don't know what you're talking about.
12:29I want to ask you
12:31about the strategy
12:33that the defendant should take.
12:35No.
12:37That's too much.
12:39You're a lawyer.
12:41You should talk about
12:43the case with your family
12:45as a lawyer.
12:47I'm a lawyer.
12:49Why don't you
12:51talk about it
12:53in a general way?
12:55Of course.
12:59I'd love to hear your opinion.
13:01I've been waiting for this.
13:09It's true that
13:11the defendant was in the research room
13:13of the plaintiff,
13:15but there's no evidence
13:17in the court.
13:19In other words,
13:21the plaintiff's professor
13:23is in the research room
13:25of the plaintiff.
13:27I'm sorry.
13:29I thought it would be
13:31a good opportunity
13:33for the court
13:35to resolve the case.
13:39I'm not sure
13:41if it's a good opportunity,
13:43but I think
13:45it's a good opportunity
13:47for the court
13:49to look for a substitute judge.
13:51A substitute judge?
13:53I can't deny
13:55that the defendant
13:57failed the important experiment
13:59because he pulled out the plug.
14:01However,
14:03if we prove that
14:05there was something wrong
14:07with the research room...
14:09If we can reduce the responsibility,
14:11it may be easier to compensate.
14:13We need to investigate more
14:15about Professor Kurashiki and the research room.
14:17Let's go back to the office.
14:19Excuse me.
14:21Thank you for the meal.
14:23Didn't you just hold hands?
14:29Excuse me.
14:31I'd like you to tell me
14:33about the Kurashiki research room.
14:35I have nothing to say
14:37about the trial.
14:39I'd like to ask
14:41about Professor Kurashiki's reputation.
14:43His blood type is not severe,
14:45and he may be popular.
14:47He looks like a handsome man.
14:49I'm back.
14:51I'm back.
14:53I found something interesting.
14:55Isn't this a video
14:57of the Kurashiki research room I saw before?
14:59If you look closely,
15:01you can see the power plug
15:03that Mr. Seyama pulled out.
15:05If you enlarge this,
15:07it says,
15:09don't pull out the plug
15:11when using the heater.
15:13But the letters are thin
15:15and hard to read.
15:17It's quite far away.
15:19The research room should be careful
15:21not to pull out the plug
15:23of an important experiment.
15:25It may be evidence
15:27that it was hidden.
15:29By the way,
15:31Mr. Seyama said
15:33that the outlet he usually uses
15:35was blocked.
15:37He knew he was going to clean,
15:39but he didn't open the outlet
15:41for that.
15:43He also said that
15:46he was afraid
15:48that it would cause a fire.
15:50I found a useful clue.
15:56What is the purpose
15:58of the 41st Otsu Prize?
16:00Yes.
16:02The 41st Otsu Prize
16:04is a PR video of A.O. University.
16:06The video shows the inside
16:08of the research room.
16:10The video shows that
16:12the power plug of the heater
16:14was blocked.
16:16The video shows
16:18that there was a fire.
16:28What is the purpose
16:30of the 34th Otsu Prize
16:32and the 35th Otsu Prize?
16:34The 34th Otsu Prize
16:36is a academic record
16:38of the Department of Biology
16:40of A.O. University.
16:42Why are you giving me
16:44such information now?
16:46Maybe he's going to do something.
16:48The defendant has knowledge
16:50about the bio-experiment using heaters.
16:52Even if he didn't have a pen,
16:54if he pulled out the plug,
16:56he should have been able to predict
16:58the danger of causing serious damage
17:00to the research results.
17:02It is evidence of the importance
17:04of the responsibility of the fire.
17:06The 35th Otsu Prize
17:08is a PR video of another experiment
17:10in which a fire was caused
17:12using a fire extinguisher.
17:14It has nothing to do with the case.
17:16May I play the video
17:18to explain the purpose of the award?
17:20Yes, you may.
17:26This is bad.
17:28It looks like he's attacking from the other side.
17:30First move, 7 moves.
17:325, 8, gold, right.
17:34Could it be a super fastball?
17:36Super fastball?
17:38It's the fastest and strongest record
17:40of a fire extinguisher.
17:42Since the prosecution wants to
17:44get to the bottom of this,
17:46we should have been careful.
17:48This experiment was carried out
17:50in the 4th week of August
17:52and the plant was recorded for a long time
17:54for observation purposes.
17:56Please play the video.
17:58The time code is 8.20.13.20.
18:00It's the time when the defendant
18:02pulled out the power plug.
18:04Pay attention to the plant's background.
18:08This is the evidence.
18:10It's the 5-5 system.
18:12The 6-2 station is the strongest
18:14against the 5-5 system.
18:16Hang in there.
18:38He pulled it out.
18:40The hand that Mr. Suyama
18:42stabbed was
18:445-4 silver.
18:50From this video,
18:52it's clear that the defendant
18:54pulled out the power plug
18:56on his own will.
18:58The prosecution's argument
19:00about the fault of the lab
19:02is meaningless.
19:04This is a very bad situation.
19:06This is a very bad situation.
19:08The defendant's hand
19:10was shaking hands.
19:12It was a big handshake.
19:16I have a question.
19:18Why did you pull out the plug?
19:22I don't remember.
19:24What?
19:26If you were in the lab,
19:28you should have known
19:30what would happen if you pulled out the plug.
19:32You pulled out the power plug
19:34because you were jealous of me.
19:36No, I wasn't.
19:38You didn't want to be a researcher.
19:40You were jealous of me.
19:44No.
19:46I respected you
19:48as a researcher.
19:52And I...
19:54What about you?
19:56I was in a relationship
19:58with Professor Kurashiki
20:00for the past 18 years.
20:10But he lied to me
20:12that he would marry
20:14his wife
20:16and continued the relationship.
20:18He said he was a researcher
20:20and that he didn't have money
20:22to pay for food and hotel.
20:24I paid for the hotel.
20:26That's enough.
20:38I can't continue this game.
20:40Professor Tatsumi?
20:42What was your relationship with him for the past 18 years?
20:44There was only one thing
20:46I could do.
20:48What kind of memories
20:50did you have
20:52with Professor Kurashiki?
20:55Is that testimony true?
20:57It's true.
20:59You pulled out the plug
21:01because you were jealous
21:03of me?
21:05I'm sorry.
21:07I have to go to work.
21:13Why did you pull out the plug?
21:17I can't continue this game
21:19unless you tell me the reason.
21:22I'm sorry.
21:26I just couldn't forgive him.
21:30Excuse me.
21:52I'm sorry.
21:54I'm sorry.
22:12It's totally broken.
22:14It can't be helped.
22:16It's a woman's mentality
22:18to get tired of pretending
22:21to be a good person
22:23and to ruin the relationship.
22:25It's been 10 years.
22:27But if you pulled out the plug
22:29because of the pudding
22:31and failed the experiment,
22:33you can't get away with it.
22:37Are you okay?
22:39Do you want something sweet?
22:41I saw him.
22:45Professor Tatsumi?
22:47Can you see him?
22:49There's only one thing
22:51I can do
22:53now that he's gone.
22:55What?
23:05It's the original.
23:07I just wrote it.
23:13The plaintiff is Seyama?
23:15The defendant is...
23:17Professor Kurasuki?
23:19Does this mean
23:21you're going to file a new lawsuit
23:23and sue the plaintiff?
23:25And you're going to ask for compensation?
23:27Why?
23:35Stamina is equal
23:37to self-defense.
23:39So it's about self-defense.
23:41In the game of self-defense,
23:43sometimes the opponent
23:45gets in too deep.
23:47This is called
23:49infiltration.
23:51When two players
23:53infiltrate each other,
23:55it's called infiltration of love.
23:57In this case,
23:59it's hard to settle things,
24:01so we declare self-defense
24:03and multiply each player's pieces
24:05by the number of points
24:07and compete for total points.
24:150 points for the king,
24:175 points for the doctor,
24:19and 1 point for the rest.
24:21But you're going to compare
24:23the total points
24:25by asking for compensation?
24:27In other words,
24:29the one with more damage
24:31is the winner
24:33compared to Professor Kurasuki
24:35who ruined his 18 years
24:37and Seyama
24:39who ruined his life
24:41by infiltration.
24:43I need to find out
24:45what kind of relationship
24:47he had with Professor Kurasuki.
24:49I need to find out
24:51what kind of relationship
24:53he had with Professor Kurasuki.
24:55I need to find out
24:57what kind of relationship
24:59he had with Professor Kurasuki.
25:01I need to find out
25:03what kind of relationship
25:05he had with Professor Kurasuki.
25:07I need to find out
25:09what kind of relationship
25:11he had with Professor Kurasuki.
25:13I need to find out
25:15what kind of relationship
25:17he had with Professor Kurasuki.
25:19I need to find out
25:21what kind of relationship
25:23he had with Professor Kurasuki.
25:25I need to find out
25:27what kind of relationship
25:29he had with Professor Kurasuki.
25:31I need to find out
25:33what kind of relationship
25:35he had with Professor Kurasuki.
25:37I need to find out
25:39what kind of relationship
25:41he had with Professor Kurasuki.
25:43I need to find out
25:45what kind of relationship
25:47he had with Professor Kurasuki.
25:49I need to find out
25:51what kind of relationship
25:53he had with Professor Kurasuki.
25:55I need to find out
25:57what kind of relationship
25:59he had with Professor Kurasuki.
26:01I need to find out
26:03what kind of relationship
26:05he had with Professor Kurasuki.
26:07This is the evidence
26:09that the plaintiff submitted, right?
26:11This is the evidence that the plaintiff submitted, right?
26:13It's evidence that he took the data
26:15every day for 18 years.
26:17But isn't it strange
26:19compared to July and August?
26:21The time and date of July
26:23are carefully written,
26:25but the traces of August
26:27are also violent.
26:29He suddenly seems to have lost his motivation.
26:31He suddenly seems to have lost his motivation.
26:37Yes, this is the law office
26:39from the first round to the trial.
26:45Application for a competition
26:47outside the prefecture.
26:49Tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
26:51Yes, I understand. Excuse me.
26:53Yes, I understand. Excuse me.
26:55Yes, I understand. Excuse me.
26:57Yes, I understand. Excuse me.
26:59Yes, I understand. Excuse me.
27:01Yes, I understand. Excuse me.
27:03I can't give up
27:05on my dream.
27:07I can't give up on my dream.
27:09I have to pay the price of the difference.
27:11I have to pay the price of the difference.
27:13Can I ask you something?
27:15When you quit the game for 18 years,
27:17When you quit the game for 18 years,
27:19How did you feel?
27:21How did you feel?
27:23I didn't quit the game.
27:25I didn't quit the game.
27:27I didn't quit the game.
27:31Mr. Seiyama,
27:33how much do you really want to fee?
27:35How much do you really want to fee?
27:37How much do you really want to fee?
27:39Let's say
27:41the food and room bill...
27:43At first I had $100,000
27:45and moving forward...
27:48What's it gonna be?
27:50I made $80,000 after all.
27:52I made $80,000 after all.
27:54If you want to make a good arms and Arms
27:55you must pay the price
27:57of the difference.
27:59First of all,
28:01if you want to end the scam,
28:03You could have asked for compensation.
28:05Why did you have to pull the plug?
28:09I just couldn't forgive him.
28:12If it wasn't about Flynn...
28:17I'll go talk to Mr. Seyama again.
28:24Is there anything else you can tell me?
28:28I took this case to win.
28:33Even if I lose,
28:36I can't give up without being convinced.
28:40You're persistent,
28:43regardless of what you see.
28:48When I asked him why he pulled the plug,
28:51Mr. Seyama said,
28:53he just couldn't forgive him.
28:56That's why...
28:58For 18 years, he lied to himself.
29:01He pulled the plug because he couldn't forgive Professor Kurashiki.
29:07But I just couldn't accept it.
29:17Why do you think so?
29:22I realized it when I saw this room.
29:24Mr. Seyama said,
29:26he didn't lose his passion for research.
29:39I started shogi when I was 5 years old.
29:43I played shogi every day until I left the shogi club when I was 23.
29:50For 18 years,
29:54I just couldn't understand.
29:57Mr. Seyama...
29:59wanted to end the research that he had cherished for 18 years.
30:04To feel unforgivable,
30:07not just Flynn,
30:09but something...
30:11happened, didn't it?
30:20Can I ask you something?
30:24When you quit shogi,
30:26which took 18 years of your life,
30:29how did you feel?
30:31I don't know.
30:52To be honest, I don't remember.
30:55But I didn't quit shogi.
31:00I didn't throw it away.
31:03Even if I leave,
31:05shogi will always be in me.
31:09I mean...
31:14Maybe I just changed the way I deal with shogi.
31:25I see.
31:45I didn't mean to show it to you.
31:54This is...
32:24You're going to ruin your life.
32:26Are you going to be satisfied with that?
32:28I'm going to win.
32:41Look.
32:42What's that? A graduation ceremony?
32:44It's a shogi uniform for a field battle.
32:47You're going to wear it.
32:50In other words,
32:52the condition of the game is
32:54to compare the sum of the two losses
32:56and to find the difference.
32:58The one with the highest points wins.
33:00It's the shogi rule.
33:02I don't think she'll understand.
33:04Normally,
33:05such a proposal can't be resolved.
33:08But we decided to follow the client's wishes.
33:13First,
33:14Seyama-san,
33:16believing the lie of Professor Kurashiki
33:18that he would remarry his wife,
33:20continued to have an affair for 18 years.
33:22Seyama-san was burdened with
33:24most of the expenses during that time.
33:27This is Seyama-san's credit card history.
33:30According to the message,
33:32this was paid for by Professor Kurashiki.
33:35A long game with more than 400 moves.
33:37Each player enters the opponent's territory
33:39and can no longer find a way to win.
33:42The compensation for their expenses is obvious.
33:45As a result,
33:46Seyama-san gave up his career as a researcher,
33:49as well as his medical fees.
33:52The compensation for this amount
33:54will be paid by Professor Kurashiki.
33:56This is the only way
33:58for Seyama-san to win.
34:01The compensation for their medical fees
34:03will be paid by Professor Kurashiki.
34:133,100,000 yen.
34:15It's a lot of money.
34:18Professor Kurashiki's 18-year research
34:20was a huge failure.
34:22If he's going to suffer from mental pain,
34:24this is a huge loss!
34:27At this point,
34:28he's going to lose 95% and 17% of his money.
34:31It's going to be difficult for him to win.
34:34However...
34:35I'd like to submit additional evidence
34:37for this research.
34:39This is a report
34:41from the Strand Research Center in the United States
34:43that was published online.
34:46I've also prepared a prescription.
34:50I didn't want to show it to you, but...
34:54It's a triangle.
34:58For 18 years,
35:00Seyama-san has been studying research.
35:02He has been studying the research data
35:04of pensioners from all over the world.
35:06He found this.
35:07The Strand Research Center says
35:09that Professor Kurashiki tried to create this
35:11and that it is a prediction
35:13that it will succeed in the practicalization
35:15of synthetic substances of the same type.
35:17As soon as the effects of synthetic substances are recognized,
35:19we plan to obtain a patent.
35:21It's not officially announced in the paper,
35:23and it's not announced in Japan.
35:25However, if this is announced,
35:29the research you've been doing for 18 years
35:32will be meaningless.
35:35That's why I wanted to finish the first trial as soon as possible,
35:39so I started a young competition early on.
35:44Professor, this request is not for profit.
35:47It's a real loss of money spent on research.
35:49It's a real loss of money spent on research.
35:50Since this research has been found to be meaningless
35:53without any results,
35:55we are looking for a large amount of money from that side.
35:58By the way, here is the average amount of money
36:01spent on experiments in other research labs
36:03of the Faculty of Science.
36:0923 million yen?
36:15I declare.
36:16The total score of this trial is 31 points,
36:19and the other side has 23 points.
36:21As a result, we won this trial.
36:25If you pay 8 million yen,
36:27and withdraw your first complaint,
36:29we will withdraw our complaint
36:31and proceed with the settlement.
36:47Are you satisfied?
36:49As a researcher,
36:51you ruined your life as a professor.
36:55Are you satisfied with that?
37:00For 18 years,
37:05thank you very much.
37:25I met him when I was 20 years old.
37:30Two years after we started dating,
37:33he told me about his marriage with the principal's daughter.
37:40I believed in the talent of a classical researcher
37:44and I was prepared to withdraw my complaint,
37:48but in the end, we had a bad relationship.
37:54These children are useful.
37:56A new future will come for sure.
38:02They are our children.
38:06That experiment was the only proof
38:09that connected me to that place.
38:14So,
38:16you cleaned up the lab by yourself?
38:20Yes.
38:22Seeing that the experiment was going well there,
38:28was a rare opportunity for me.
38:34But why did you do it yourself?
38:40Because that report was published.
38:44Right?
38:48Last month,
38:50I found it on a foreign website.
38:53I told him about it right away.
38:55It's a shame that you lost your memory,
38:58but you've been doing this for 18 years.
39:00Can't you publish the data now?
39:04It's useless.
39:05What?
39:07Their experiment is much more efficient and accurate.
39:11Then, what about those children?
39:13It's a waste of time and money.
39:16But,
39:18can't you cancel the current experiment
39:20and start a new one?
39:22I can't do that.
39:24I lost to a foreign research institute.
39:28It's a waste of time and money.
39:30I can't even be a researcher.
39:32Then, what are you going to do?
39:34I can't finish the research.
39:36I still have time until the paper is published.
39:39I can do something about it until the paper is published.
39:42Are you crazy to continue the experiment
39:44that you know you won't get any results?
39:46There are many other researchers like that.
39:48Try to remember.
39:50The day you started the experiment,
39:52you were dreaming of a future
39:54where new composite materials would save people.
39:56Come on, Reiko.
40:00It's not the age to dream of the future anymore.
40:05At that moment,
40:07I felt like I had woken up from a long dream.
40:12That's why you turned on the power plug.
40:15In the lab,
40:18I saw the thermo-thermometer
40:20that was working as usual.
40:25There was no new future.
40:27There was nothing.
40:29It was just there for the research fee
40:31and the position of a professor.
40:36I just couldn't forgive it.
40:56I've caused you a lot of trouble.
41:00Thank you very much.
41:13Sayama-san.
41:18What are you going to do now?
41:23What should I do?
41:32If you want to end something,
41:34you have to start anew.
41:38In the next 18 years,
41:41I'll stick to winning
41:43like you did.
41:48I'll definitely win.
42:04I'll definitely win.
42:10Another dry run.
42:14And in Tatsumi-sensei's room.
42:16It was a lesson to learn a lot.
42:23Thanks to you, I've learned a lot.
42:27What did you learn?
42:28You can't betray a chess piece by stabbing it.
42:31But people can betray someone's expectations
42:36and sometimes lie.
42:42That's true.
42:43That's why I've learned that it's worth doing it.
42:50It's only a matter of time
42:52before the two of us are locked up in a room.
42:56Is the judge listening?
42:58Wi-Fi.
42:59It's Wi-Fi.
43:01To be honest,
43:02there were a lot of things I didn't understand.
43:04Like Sayama-san's feelings for a woman.
43:08Especially love.
43:10Love?
43:16I've never seen a woman like that.
43:20Does that mean
43:21Tatsumi-sensei has never been in a relationship?
43:25Oh, sorry!
43:26This is harassment, right?
43:28I'm sorry to say this,
43:29but in my life,
43:30I've had 8% of shogi and 2% of roppozensho.
43:33But I've had some love experiences.
43:37Does she have a past that her father doesn't know about?
43:40What?
43:43Does she?
43:50Toshie-san?
43:53Hello, what's up?
43:54I have a new request.
43:56Wait a minute, Tatsumi-sensei is here too.
43:58He has a new request.
44:00It's a trial, right?
44:02Is it a preliminary trial or a preliminary trial?
44:04It's not a civil trial, it's a criminal trial.
44:07And it's a murder case.
44:11A murder case?
44:19Did you kill the victim?
44:20I'm innocent.
44:22I was accused of murder.
44:24It's like playing a game against an AI.
44:27Death by miscarriage.
44:29But it's a fact.
44:30This is the handwriting we read.
44:34If you miss the dragon in the court...
44:39The latest video distribution service,
44:40I'm doing a free distribution on Tver.
44:42It's a convenient favorite subscription.
44:45I saw this handwriting in this game.