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I am sure that you would. And would your mission in Liechtenstein be simply to obtain answers to your questions? Or would you go there to identify the source of this threat... and eliminate it?
It'd depend on the exact source. [ he isn't going to destroy a whole country, if the Russians are behind it ]
If it's a relatively small group, like the Hornets, the plan would be to stop all of their operations and destroy all of their little hideout. [ kaneki leans back in his chair as he grabs his coffee once again to take a sip ] Allowing dangerous groups like that to run amok and do whatever they want isn't wise.
If you mean the Russians, we are already at war with them, regardless of what USA doesn't do and what the imPorts say about remaining neutral. [ like attacking them. instead they attack a whole different country ]
They see us as things and weapons, invaded the cities we live in, kidnapped us, brainwashed and tortured us. [ they hurt Hinami ] I think it's pretty obvious we are way past niceties and neutrality.
[The Count makes a noise of agreement deep in his throat. He hasn't forgotten. He will never forget.]
They have more than earned a punishment for their aggression. As have their allies in Liechtenstein, if they are indeed in league for this sabotage.
But thus far, we imPorts have only acted defensively in reaction to their attacks. If the blackout was yet another of their offensives, that may need to change.
Continuing to remain on the defensive hasn't achieved anything. They continue to attack us, they always have, and it keeps escalating.
Maybe it's about time we bring the fight to them. [ kaneki puts down his cup, frowning a little ] But we are all too disperse, too many imPorts don't care, and it's difficult to organize ourselves like that. [ only under pressure, when they are suddenly faced with reality. But when things are calm? Nobody really wants to organize and do something ]
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You are correct. There is little else we can do, as long as we cannot leave the United States unnoticed...
Tell me, though. What course of action would you choose, if the nanites were not within us?
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If it's a relatively small group, like the Hornets, the plan would be to stop all of their operations and destroy all of their little hideout. [ kaneki leans back in his chair as he grabs his coffee once again to take a sip ] Allowing dangerous groups like that to run amok and do whatever they want isn't wise.
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[Dooku takes his own sip, looking appreciative- and not of the coffee. Kaneki is truly realizing the potential Dooku has always seen in him, now.]
And if the attack was the work of a larger group? Ordered by a particular government, perhaps?
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They see us as things and weapons, invaded the cities we live in, kidnapped us, brainwashed and tortured us. [ they hurt Hinami ] I think it's pretty obvious we are way past niceties and neutrality.
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They have more than earned a punishment for their aggression. As have their allies in Liechtenstein, if they are indeed in league for this sabotage.
But thus far, we imPorts have only acted defensively in reaction to their attacks. If the blackout was yet another of their offensives, that may need to change.
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Continuing to remain on the defensive hasn't achieved anything. They continue to attack us, they always have, and it keeps escalating.
Maybe it's about time we bring the fight to them. [ kaneki puts down his cup, frowning a little ] But we are all too disperse, too many imPorts don't care, and it's difficult to organize ourselves like that. [ only under pressure, when they are suddenly faced with reality. But when things are calm? Nobody really wants to organize and do something ]