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Katzo reveals he received one reactor as loot for defeating Kirin, but it is broken and
none of the NPC blacksmiths can repair it. Rakuro suspects Vysache could repair it but before handing it over, Katzo demands to know how to access the vorpal unique scenario. Rakuro reveals about fighting Lycagon for 5 minutes without taking damage and Katzo reluctantly concludes he couldn’t manage it anyway. Arthur reveals via a complex series of loopholes she managed to keep several items despite Rei killing her, namely the Reward Scales, Wethermon’s biography, Setsuna’s brooch and her favorite weapon. Having
seen how much killing a unique monster is worth, they decide to form a clan, the Wolf-gang, that focuses on hunting all the unique monsters instead of just one like other hunter clans. A representative of the Lycagon clan tracks them down but they flee before he can ask questions.
