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(IN THE NEAR FUTURE OF THE SOUTH EAST ASIAN CITY) IN ASIA... BANGKOK..., A Japenese cop, Katagi, enters; Bangkok. (Thai-LAND) From the Suvarnabhum Airport, his plane lands into the nation. Katagi is an experienced cop in Japan, and he was called to the Bangkok Police, because some cases happened there, ….. it is series murders. And they are strange appearances. In the murder sites fotos, “Punish from Heaven” and “The evil men also go to Heaven” are written on the walls with big letters with Japanese language. So, Katagi was called from Japan. In Bangkok, Katagi meets JJ-Garcon. JJ-Garcon is the colleague cop in Bangkok. JJ works with Katagi in Bangkok. So, JJ invites Katagi into his house. JJ's wife's gone away from him and now, he is a single. When, Katagi sees JJ's foto album, he listens to Thai-music with JJ's hyper-resolution headphones.

Leaving cards are a traditional way of wishing someone farewell or good luck as they leave a job or organisation. These leaving cards are often given to coworkers, colleagues, or friends when they are leaving their place of work, moving to a new location, or starting a new venture. They can be as simple as a card with a handwritten message or as elaborate as a personalised photo album or scrapbook.

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