I can try . . . I did once delete viral malcode from Last Order's brain by taking control of the electrical signals in her brain and replacing it with the original copy of her personality files . . . She's a human computer, you see. The problem here [points thumb at screen] is you have to keep in mind that Naoto and Raven might have already tried erasing the data and failed. The best they managed was some kind of alert system that ended up not being enough. We're gonna have to be careful of whatever security this has.
So no room for me to step in, huh? [shrugs and puts her arms behind her head] I'll just leave this in the hands of our competent experts, then. I'm no good with this complicated stuff. Just let me know if you need firepower!
[looks at the screen again and searches through windows as he explains]
Most likely, if I study how the security works I could figure out how to circumvent that with electrical signals and do something similar to how I removed that virus. I'll need to obtain the raw code for both versions of the game for that.
. . . [taps at something on the screen] It looks like this is inaccessible. What do you think?
[done muttering barely audible, his tone returns to its usual slight condescension]
I'll have to scour the hard drives before I can say for sure, but it's possible the data we need is only accessible during one of those games. If that's the case . . .
I'm gonna pick up some tech while we're in Academy City that might help in combating the security and protection on this thing. Once I'm back, we can work on things and run the game if absolutely necessary.
Tch. I know. Plenty of people have grudges against that fucker. [his eyes light up and a grin slices itself across his face] I just want a little compensation for my services, and that's pretty much the best thing you could offer me.
Then maybe you should settle for second best. When I get shamed, I don't let go of the one responsible until they regret it. I've already declared before Hatter that I'm going to kill him, and I'm not letting an opportunity slip by me a second time. Besides, does a kid like you really have it in you to provide a fitting end for a demon?
[here comes one of his signature high pitched, screechy laughs that devolves into a drawled out snicker]
Does a kid like me have it in him. Please. You're talking to a guy who slaughtered over ten thousand people barehanded. Pretty sure I'd know how to give a demon a fitting end.
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[and to Accelerator] What do you think you can do to it? You're in the best position to say.
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Most likely, if I study how the security works I could figure out how to circumvent that with electrical signals and do something similar to how I removed that virus. I'll need to obtain the raw code for both versions of the game for that.
. . . [taps at something on the screen] It looks like this is inaccessible. What do you think?
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[frowns]
Don't tell me there was another kill game since the time Hatter fucked us all over.
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Why am I not surprised.
[done muttering barely audible, his tone returns to its usual slight condescension]
I'll have to scour the hard drives before I can say for sure, but it's possible the data we need is only accessible during one of those games. If that's the case . . .
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It should only be done as a last resort. I know sometimes you gotta take big risks, but I'd prefer to keep the number of sacrifices to a minimum.
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Of course.
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Also, in the event that Hatter ends up as one of the players, I want dibs on killing him.
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Does a kid like me have it in him. Please. You're talking to a guy who slaughtered over ten thousand people barehanded. Pretty sure I'd know how to give a demon a fitting end.
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