(Even I don't believe the following)
In the courtyard of the Nois Court, Fania spat on the ground, sneering at the dying yet still cursing member of the White Wolf Company. "Ha! You've brainwashed yourselves into believing that garbage spun by a bunch of kids whose shoe sizes are smaller than my Jessica's? 'Justice,' is it? Tell me, do you actually believe that yourselves? If I recall correctly, it was your White Wolf Company causing trouble in the demilitarized zone in the first place. And I heard that half of your White Wolf Company are hardened criminals, every single one of them deserving to be executed by firing squad for at least five minutes straight. Let me ask you: which self-proclaimed 'righteous' faction has half its members made up of violent felons?"
White Wolf Company member: "Even if we aren't righteous, what about you guys at Black Gold International? Are you any cleaner? Haven't you ever conducted human experiments? Haven't you ever killed innocent people?"
Lucy: "For every fallen operator, Black Gold International covers all expenses for their children until they graduate from college. If they have no children, we pay a lump sum pension covering ten years to the fallen operator's family, or they can choose monthly payments. What about you guys? I heard from our mole inside your White Wolf Company that you only pay a pittance of tens of thousands in pension? No wonder your gear is just retrofitted antique junk. To be broke like that and still dare to fight us at the TV Station for so long—you guys really something else."
White Wolf Company member: "Ahem, ahem, ahem, don't change the subject!"
Ethel: "Every single person who underwent experimentation had their families notified beforehand and signed agreements. If a test subject died, we provided a hefty compensation payout. Well, we've answered your questions, so now you can die in peace."
With that, Ethel pulled out a dagger and plunged it straight into the White Wolf Company member's heart, killing him instantly.
Lucy: "Give me some water. Talking this much is driving me nuts. Let's just hope that guy's wiretap picked up every word we just said."
Ethel: "What is this?"
Muse: "What is it, Sister Ariel?"
Ariel: "Spread out and check around. See if there are any locked rooms nearby. This key should open one of the rooms around here."
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Muse: "Everyone, get over here. I found a locked room."
Ethel walked over, pulled out the key, and unlocked the door. Inside came into view an SVD, an M24, an SKS, an M110, and a double-barreled shotgun.
Lyle: "Looks like the owner of this place was quite the hunting enthusiast. The joys of the wealthy are beyond our imagination."
Jessica: "The owner of this place is either dead or left Kamona for somewhere else, just like Sister Ariel."
Ethel: "Anyone still lingering in a ghost town like this is either someone like us, those greedy Militants, or locals with no way out."
Ethel: "See if there's anything you like. Grab it, and let's head out to the Villa. We can't afford to waste too much time—there's no guarantee Dopp won't leave soon."
Lucy: "I'm genuinely curious: is the guy named Dopp actually out of his mind? Why couldn't he just cooperate with us at Black Gold International? Why double-cross us and team up with the Tvella folks?"
Ethel: "Dopp has been harboring thoughts of betrayal for a long time. Have you forgotten? Back when Bernard led a team out specifically to beat some sense into Dopp, but poor communication led Bernard and his men to end up fighting their own people? Besides, that guy Borrero under Dopp's command was acting on Dopp's orders when he hijacked Mihaloy up at the Northridge Hotel. And according to the grapevine, Dopp, Fred, Ajax, and Renoir once held a meeting at the Northridge Hotel. The main agenda of that meeting was to dump that hot potato Mihaloy, and as you know, a Militant ambushed them midway and delivered Mihaloy away."