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- And I stood upon the sand of the sea, and saw a Monster rise up out of the sea,
- having seven heads and ten horns, and upon his horns ten crowns,
- And upon his head the name of blasphemy (...)
- And they worshiped the dragon which gave power unto the Monster:
- and they worshiped the Monster, saying,
- "Who is like unto the Monster?
- Who is able to make war with him?"
- < The Black Book of Johann, Revelation 13, #1-4 > \N This is an actual passage from the Bible with the word \N "beast" replaced with "monster," and "Ioanes" with "Johann."
- That was amazing!
- Yes, his skills are unmatched
- I couldn't believe his speed, even when clipping \N that difficult cranial arterial mass!
- Yes.
- That was a splendid operation, Herr Dr. Tenma.
- I finally got to see what a genius Kenzou \N Tenma is with my own eyes.
- No, it was all due to everyone's hard work.
- Thank you very much.
- I can't believe the sun is so high already...
- Well, we did operate for six hours straight.
- There aren't any other patients today, so rest up.
- Hey, where is daddy?
- What happened to daddy?
- Herr Dr. Tenma
- Düsseldorf \N (Germany)
- Come on, wake up already.
- Good morning. This is the news at eight.
- Wake up, Dr. Tenma.
- Kenzou Tenma
- We're here to bring you the following news.
- Don't you think the roles have been reversed?
- Eva Heinemann
- It should be a princess like myself being woken with a kiss.
- First, the widespread news about the East German \N Foreign Trade Adviser, Mr. Liebert.
- Oh, you are here, Eva?
- Hello, Mr. Reimann from Düsseldorf.
- You forgot about our date, didn't you, Kenzou?
- We're here in Düsseldorf.
- No, it's not that I forgot about it...
- Now that the Foreign Trade Adviser who fled to West Germany...
- Adviser Liebert made an appearance before the media with his family yesterday.
- Mr. Liebert, without any sign of fatigue on his face...
- ...along with his twin son and daughter...
- ...appeared, smiling brightly.
- His family is planning to stay here in Düsseldorf for some time...
- ...and carry on with their daily lives in an apartment provided by our TV station.
- I don't feel like I've slept at all...
- Now, onto the next story.
- Hey, wake up!
- The famous opera singer, Mr. Rosenbach...
- This one is about you!
- ...collapsed yesterday due to an internal hemorrhage.
- He is reported to be in stable condition after surgery.
- Director Heinemann, from the Düsseldorf Eisler Memorial \N Hospital, participated in the operation...
- ...and held a press conference a short time ago.
- Mr. Rosenbach's diagnosis revealed that he suffered \N from a ruptured artery in the brain.
- The operation itself went accordingly.
- The clipping went extremely well, too.
- Mr. Rosenbach has numerous fans.
- Do you think he'll make a full recovery?
- Yes, we'll put forth every effort \N to recover his singing voice.
- Dr. Heinemann's team has had success in \N numerous difficult operations to date.
- But with this operation, we can now say that they have \N secured their position in the medical world in our country.
- That is amazing, Kenzou!
- The news wasn't about me...
- It was about your father.
- That is true, but...
- It's because you performed a perfect surgery \N with my father's team last night.
- In other news...
- I'm sure father appreciates your efforts.
- You're responsible for improving the hospital's reputation.
- I'm the one who should be thankful...
- ...since it's thanks to your father that \N I can work like this in Germany.
- Good luck, Kenzou.
- I'm positive everything will work out fine \N if you follow in my father's footsteps.
- It's only matter of time before my father becomes the chief director.
- Then you'll soon be the head of the surgical department.
- And eventually, a director.
- That'll make me the wife of a director.
- You better make me happy...
- ...because hardship doesn't suit me.
- Should we leave?
- Or should we...
- ...the southern region will be rainy over the weekend.
- Blood pressure, 128/64.
- Retractor.
- I'm going to make an incision in the pyramis now.
- That was a perfect operation as usual, Dr. Tenma!
- Thank you very much.
- Dr. Becker
- Although it doesn't seem like you're \N only good at operating on people...
- You hold the position of chief at such a young age...
- ...and both the director and the surgical head hold you in the high esteem.
- And on top of that...
- ...you won the heart of the director's daughter.
- What are you trying to say, Dr. Becker?
- Sorry. I don't mean anything bad.
- Because a hospital is just a world of politics.
- You know full well that you're being \N used by the director, right?
- The operation that you performed \N successfully on the opera singer...
- He held a press conference on TV \N as if he did everything himself.
- Although it means you have talent, if you're being used.
- When you get promoted, put in a good word for me.
- I'll treat you sometime, okay?
- Umm, may I help you?
- You're Dr. Tenma?
- Yes.
- Give me back my husband.
- Give him back!
- Why didn't you operate on my husband?!
- Y-You are...?
- My husband was brought into the hospital first!
- He was brought in long before that stupid opera singer!
- But you guys pushed him back!
- Aren't you the most skilled doctor in this hospital?!
- So why?
- Why?!
- It was then I recalled that....
- I was going to operate on a Turkish man who \N got injured in a construction accident.
- Dr. Tenma!
- Yes?
- This isn't your operation.
- Hurry up and go to operating room #1.
- It's an order from the director.
- Please hurry!
- If only you had operated on him, \N he would have survived!
- If only you had...!
- Mom!
- Give him back!
- Give him back...
- Mom!
- So my friend and I fought over that dress.
- They only had one dress of that size left.
- But you don't have to worry about anything.
- I made it mine in the end.
- Hey, are you listening to me?
- Yeah...
- What is wrong with you?
- You seem out of it.
- I checked the medical records...
- The one who operated on the \N Turkish man was Dr. Becker.
- Oh, come on. You're still talking about that?
- It's obvious that he took too much \N time to begin the treatment.
- If I were the one who had operated on him...
- ...maybe I could have saved that Turkish man's life.
- Stop it! We're eating here!
- But what does she want from me?
- I only operated on the opera singer because \N the director ordered me to.
- It's not my fault.
- Don't you think so?
- Of course.
- Because people's lives aren't equal.
- Give him back!
- Give my husband back!
- Give him back!
- Is that the house?
- Yes, the report was made by one of the neighbors.
- How many shots were fired?
- Five or six, sir.
- Who lives in this house?
- W-Well...
- It's the house of Mr. Liebert, the trade adviser \N who fled from East Germany a few days ago.
- Oh, this is going to be a problem.
- We're going in on the count or three.
- One...
- Two...
- Three!
- This is terrible...
- Who could have...
- S-Someone is there!
- Survivor confirmed. One young girl.
- A man and a woman are dead.
- A boy in critical condition.
- I repeat...
- A boy in critical condition!
- An emergency case?
- A bullet in his head?
- The boy is the only patient?
- Yes, his parents died instantly.
- It appears to be a robbery of some kind.
- Okay, I'll be at the hospital in about five minutes.
- Oh, father.
- Please forgive me, Dr. Heinemann, for \N keeping your daughter out so late.
- What are you saying, Tenma?
- Eva is your fiancé, isn't she?
- What do you say?
- Would you like to have a cup of tea?
- Have you given the wedding \N date to your parents in Japan?
- Y-Yes.
- But my father is only a practitioner in a small hospital...
- ...so I'm not sure if he can make \N time to come to Germany.
- It's perfect opportunity, so they\N should enjoy an overseas trip.
- Yes, since we're the ones who invited them.
- Thank you very much.
- I'm indebted to you for everything.
- When you first arrived in Germany...
- ...I thought you were just some high school kid.
- But now, you're the number one young surgeon of Eisler Memorial.
- By the way, Kenzou...
- Your current research into cerebral ischemia \N and subarachnoid hemorrhages...
- Yes, we're currently making a canine model \N of the subarachnoid hemorrhages.
- Sorry, but that research has to be canceled.
- Excuse me?
- In the upcoming European Medical Science Symposium, \N I am making a presentation as a speaker.
- I want you to prepare the manuscripts for me.
- But... we're near the completion of our research.
- Man, you should have been there this afternoon.
- What happened father?
- Some suspicious civilian group \N came rushing into the hospital.
- They made a commotion about the operation we \N performed on the opera singer the other day.
- They accused us of pushing back the case \N of the Turkish man that came before him.
- They completely misunderstood the situation.
- The Turkish man's operation was performed first.
- There was nothing wrong with our procedures.
- Isn't that right?
- S-Sure...
- I swear, they think doctors are some kind of volunteers or something.
- Even before saving lives, we doctors value academics first.
- Isn't that right?
- In any case, I'll leave the manuscripts \N for my presentation to you.
- I expect a great deal from you, Tenma.
- Thank you...
- Shit!
- Where is the patient?
- They have taken him inside.
- What is his condition?
- Blood pressure, 72/50
- Pulse, 137.
- So the bullet entered his skull from the front...
- We need X-Rays immediately!
- Yes, sir!
- Oh, Dr. Tenma!
- Who is this girl?
- She is the twin sister of that boy just now.
- Any injuries?
- None.
- It appears she suffered a massive mental shock.
- What is it?
- Kill. Him.
- Dr. Tenma!
- Head shots and CT scans are ready.
- Okay, I'll be right there.
- It entered the head from the front, and embedded itself near the center of the brain.
- Yes...
- This will be difficult.
- The bullet grazed the left side \N of the middle cerebral artery.
- I see. Dr. Tenma is right!
- This won't be easy.
- If we move the bullet even a little...
- ...it might rupture and cause a massive hemorrhage.
- Sorry, I was late.
- Dr. Becker!
- Why are you late when you're \N supposed to be on duty?!
- We'll do a full frontal craniotomy on both sides...
- ...remove the bone fragments...
- ...and damaged brain matter as well.
- We'll then carefully remove the bullet...
- ...and finally, repair the artery.
- This operation will take time, but...
- Everyone, let's give it our best!
- Blood pressure, 120/80.
- Pulse, 92.
- Everything looks to be in good condition.
- Anesthetics administered.
- Dr. Tenma!
- Yes?
- This isn't your operation.
- You must go to Operating Room #1 immediately.
- The Mayor, Mr. Roedecker, has collapsed \N from a cerebral thrombosis.
- They're bringing him in by helicopter right now.
- They should be arriving in ten minutes.
- Then please contact Dr. Boyer.
- They're afraid that his artery may be blocked.
- If that is the case, you must operate on him!
- But I was about to start the operation on that child!
- It's an order from the director.
- Yes, this is Tenma.
- Oh, Tenma. Please take care of the Mayor's case.
- I've already contacted Dr. Eisen and Dr. Boyer.
- This situation should be acceptable, right?
- But Director, I was about to start \N on another operation!
- Just leave that to Dr. Becker.
- W-With all due respect, sir!
- The patient in the operation I'm about to conduct...
- ...had a bullet graze the left side of his middle cerebral artery...
- ...and it'll be a very difficult operation!
- However, I'm confident that I can save him.
- I'm going to leave the Mayor's case to Dr. Boyer.
- I must operate on the boy for him to survive.
- Anyway, Tenma, please give everything \N you have to save the Mayor's life.
- The Mayor has already promised...
- ...to greatly increase our subsidy \N at the next medical assessment.
- We can't have him die yet.
- I'm counting on you, Tenma.
- I expect a great deal from you.
- Yes, sir...
- The Mayor has arrived at the heliport!
- Get to angio immediately after the CT.
- Please confirm which areas are blocked.
- Hey, you better make preparations, Dr. Tenma.
- We're relying on those brilliant skills of yours.
- They think doctors are some kind of \N volunteers or something...
- Even before saving lives, we doctors \N value academics first.
- Isn't that right?
- I merely operated on that opera singer \N like the director told me to.
- It is not my fault.
- Of course.
- Because people's lives aren't equal.
- Give him back!
- If only you had operated on him, he would have survived!
- Give him back! Give him back!
- What is wrong, Dr. Tenma?
- I...
- I have an operation waiting for me in there.
- H-Hey, Dr. Tenma!
- This is an order from the director!
- The Mayor is currently having a CT scan done on him.
- All doctors, please report to the trace-reading \N room immediately.
- Okay!
- Wait, Dr. Tenma!
- Dr. Tenma!
- You'll be okay.
- Hang in there!
- I'll save you!
- Kill... him....
- Kill... him....
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