/sp/No Game, No Life - Episode 6
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|  god-killing warriors, right? | (0:02:05.22) | 
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|  a balle to the face—I mean, la faccia. | (0:02:11.11) | 
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|  so if you're doing it on purpose, then please, stop. | (0:02:17.78) | 
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|  of speaking, but someone else beat me to it? | (0:02:23.62) | 
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|  to a game, human? | (0:02:36.69) | 
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|  we Flugel collected severed heads. | (0:02:46.61) | 
|  we value knowledge above all else. | (0:02:52.78) | 
|  which contain that knowledge, | (0:02:59.18) | 
|  are as valuable as one's life. | (0:03:03.58) | 
|  so what are you offering in exchange? | (0:03:07.85) | 
|  books from another world. | (0:03:15.45) | 
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|  Where do you keep them? | (0:03:28.22) | 
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|  ...medical books, philosophy books... | (0:03:34.69) | 
|  from our world. | (0:03:37.06) | 
|  are from another world? | (0:03:40.95) | 
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|  from another world | (0:03:51.93) | 
|  a tremendous amount of power. | (0:03:55.04) | 
|  find it extremely difficult. | (0:03:59.10) | 
|  my head, but I can prove it. | (0:04:03.09) | 
|  if you can read it. | (0:04:06.00) | 
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|  ...over seven hundred languages— | (0:04:09.54) | 
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|  a world I don't know? | (0:04:18.14) | 
|  all that knowledge?! | (0:04:20.57) | 
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|  don't believe that you're from another world. | (0:04:32.44) | 
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|  and then do it some more! | (0:04:51.47) | 
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|  erogenous zones, let me touch yours! | (0:05:02.32) | 
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|  how it feels to the touch? | (0:05:19.14) | 
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|  I just feel a bit betrayed. | (0:05:27.80) | 
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|  your erogenous zones? | (0:05:33.69) | 
|  would hurt my manly pride. | (0:05:36.91) | 
|  that you'd touch me somewhere else.{unless the meaning of this was changed on purpose, but CR's makes much more sense as a followup} | (0:05:42.91) | 
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|  what we call "Spirit Circuits". | (0:05:49.24) | 
|  ...all collect, are a very erogenous— | (0:05:55.64) | 
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|  touching her wings, right? | (0:06:09.64) | 
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|  ...to this god-killing weapon... | (0:06:15.29) | 
|  absolutely no spirits within your bodies. | (0:06:24.83) | 
|  strictly defined as "life" in this world, | (0:06:29.69) | 
|  appearance of Imanity. | (0:06:34.62) | 
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|  new knowledge is born! | (0:06:46.04) | 
|  wonderful as the unknown! | (0:06:49.28) | 
|  we're not from this world? | (0:06:52.89) | 
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|  for assuming you were mere Imanity. | (0:06:59.16) | 
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|  forty thousand books from another world. | (0:07:07.34) | 
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|  full rights to you, personally. | (0:07:20.58) | 
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|  have to come by for tea every so often? | (0:07:26.54) | 
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|  you've already won. | (0:07:36.81) | 
|  we can add another demand too? | (0:07:40.22) | 
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|  manage to, then you can have whatever you want. | (0:07:44.78) | 
|  but not your average word chain. | (0:07:56.33) | 
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|  if you use a word that's already been used, | (0:08:08.42) | 
|  or cannot continue, you lose. | (0:08:12.64) | 
|  from any language? | (0:08:17.26) | 
|  objects and concepts don't count. | (0:08:19.40) | 
|  Materialization Word Chain. | (0:08:25.17) | 
|  that's here, it'll disappear. | (0:08:28.58) | 
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|  it was, so don't hesitate to show off your knowledge. | (0:08:38.05) | 
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|  as we always do. | (0:08:47.68) | 
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|  to enjoy yourselves, and try not to die. | (0:08:51.26) | 
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|  die—or rather, to be unable to continue. | (0:08:58.86) | 
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|  the highest-level sealing spell. | (0:09:59.93) | 
|  you all, the game would be over already. | (0:10:04.86) | 
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|  the game in a single move would be terribly boring. | (0:10:12.98) | 
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|  be able to stop you from keeping this game going. | (0:10:21.88) | 
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|  you don't waste time. | (0:10:43.46) | 
|  I hope that won't be a problem. | (0:10:46.10) | 
|  a bit and prevents me from flying. | (0:10:49.33) | 
|  so it's no problem whatsoever. | (0:10:54.82) | 
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|  can't get reception. | (0:11:01.88) | 
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|  thin board of yours? | (0:11:06.42) | 
|  You're too close! | (0:11:08.60) | 
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|  tired of all this dust. | (0:11:43.05) | 
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|  for someone who never goes outside! | (0:11:51.63) | 
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|  you need to get rid of her clothes! | (0:12:03.90) | 
|  what you were getting at. | (0:12:06.70) | 
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|  so without the bikini, this would be 18+! | (0:12:24.34) | 
|  under a skirt is nice too! | (0:12:27.78) | 
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|  still got shoes, knee socks, and a collar! | (0:12:46.93) | 
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|  you guys trying to do?! | (0:13:05.96) | 
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|  we don't need to eat. | (0:13:23.16) | 
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|  though, right? | (0:13:29.49) | 
|  Shouldn't you just surrender? | (0:13:32.24) | 
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|  more than welcome to forfeit. | (0:13:38.00) | 
|  with a weak Imanity. | (0:13:41.75) | 
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|  keep saying "weak" and "mere". | (0:13:47.51) | 
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|  mere ants to a mighty sixth-ranked race like you. | (0:13:53.31) | 
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|  are weak and powerless? | (0:13:59.52) | 
|  would consider yourselves anything but weak. | (0:14:02.78) | 
|  power, then I'm afraid you're the stupid one here. | (0:14:09.78) | 
|  inferior to the Imanity? | (0:14:16.41) | 
|  described as curiosity, not respect. | (0:14:18.92) | 
|  end this game any time I like. | (0:14:24.63) | 
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|  empty-headed academic. | (0:14:34.39) | 
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|  how things work in the real world. Keep that in mind. | (0:14:38.14) | 
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|  "empty-headed academic", though? | (0:14:45.68) | 
|  you're merely curious. | (0:14:47.80) | 
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|  weak you really are. | (0:14:55.88) | 
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|  keeping all those dangers off of us. | (0:15:03.50) | 
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|  but take one for the team, okay?{"kill you a little" is too hilarious a phrase not to include ok} | (0:15:08.05) | 
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|  what they meant, | (0:15:37.13) | 
|  the mantle and crust beforehand. | (0:15:39.75) | 
|  respect the unknown. | (0:15:45.65) | 
|  weakness, Jibril! | (0:15:48.11) | 
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|  Spirit Circuits to cripple my wings.{they were crippled by the removal of the circuits, not the circuits themselves} | (0:15:53.53) | 
|  of 6,000 degrees, | (0:15:58.52) | 
|  of 3,000 degrees, I suppose. | (0:16:00.80) | 
|  that easily, though. | (0:16:05.19) | 
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|  but it's useless. | (0:16:18.53) | 
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|  than I thought. | (0:16:29.09) | 
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|  I can breathe. | (0:16:34.68) | 
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|  know atomic theory! | (0:16:39.14) | 
|  to bring back air to breathe, | (0:16:43.35) | 
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|  disappears and what isn't there appears. | (0:16:50.06) | 
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|  and oxygen came back. | (0:16:56.53) | 
|  toxic at tremendous pressures and purity! | (0:16:59.12) | 
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|  between you and us. | (0:17:15.86) | 
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|  will cause the air inside you to expand and burst. | (0:17:32.94) | 
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|  with thanks and respect. | (0:18:07.43) | 
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|  will never be able to overcome. | (0:18:16.78) | 
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|  soundless world and burning land you've created. | (0:18:25.04) | 
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|  the nuclear force that draws atoms together, | (0:18:42.39) | 
|  occurs during the gravitational collapse of supermassive stars. | (0:18:48.24) | 
|  stars dozens of light years away. | (0:18:55.35) | 
|  degrees Celsius, rivaling the dawn of creation. | (0:19:01.59) | 
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|  of a second earlier, I still lose. | (0:19:12.57) | 
|  if he could use words that his opponent didn't know. | (0:19:16.76) | 
|  all the information he needed. | (0:19:23.22) | 
|  was simply a farce to keep me distracted. | (0:19:28.68) | 
|  the first move, wasn't it? | (0:19:36.02) | 
|  ...world—no, the Imanity... | (0:19:40.67) | 
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|  and then just went and killed me! | (0:20:07.86) | 
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|  but if it weren't for you, we'd have lost. | (0:20:22.32) | 
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|  answer with "empty-headed academic". | (0:20:36.25) | 
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|  I couldn't do that if I were sane. | (0:20:43.59) | 
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|  everything you have is now ours. | (0:20:59.11) | 
|  were just bait. You can read them all you want. | (0:21:04.73) | 
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|  finding someone worthy to serve as our new master. | (0:21:20.15) | 
|  on the elves, and on me, | (0:21:28.55) | 
|  everything we think we know. | (0:21:32.94) | 
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|  of the Flugel, ranked sixth among the Exceed, | (0:21:38.37) | 
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|  than carrying out your will. | (0:21:48.53) | 
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|  I have to act like a dog?! | (0:22:04.97) | 
|  ...then I took an arrow in the knee... | (0:23:40.51) | 
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