A puff of smoke blows into the camera as the scene opens. As the smoke subsides, Kazu Nagai can be seen leaning against a wall outside of the arena. Kazu is smoking a cigarette while also flipping open and flipping closed a zippo. Noticing the camera, Kazu flicks the cigarette away.
Kazu Nagai: “It seems some people are as stupid as they are ugly. Yuki Monotomo is one such individual.”
Kazu sighs before looking at the camera.
Kazu Nagai: “I don’t expect one as simple as you to be able to understand me, Yuki. However, I will make a few things clear, because you have annoyed me with your ignorance. Do you even know the history of the sport in which you compete? That was rhetorical, because it’s obvious that you do not. Wrestlers traditionally never had to wrestle in six-sided rings. Those were the invention of high flyers, who wanted to have more opportunities to fly.”
Kazu pushes himself off of the wall as he continues.
Kazu Nagai: “And that brings me to high flyers. The word wrestling is defined as “a sport or contest in which two unarmed individuals struggle hand to hand with each attempting to subdue or unbalance the other”. This does not include doing fancy flips to antagonize another wrestler. By not adhering to the original, or pure, form of wrestling, these gymnasts are disrespecting the sport.”
Kazu starts to walk towards the arena as he continues to speak.
Kazu Nagai: “Masked competitors are hiding their identity from both the sport and the fans. They are being dishonest with the sport, which means that they are disrespecting it.”
Kazu swings open the door to the arena. While holding it open, Kazu turns to face the camera again.
Kazu Nagai: “Next time you want to question someone kid, you should try to do your homework. I want to take wrestling back to its traditional form, nothing more and nothing less. Of course a lot of you individuals of lesser intelligence will be upset by this because the only things you like about wrestling are the fancy flips and dives. But then again, I could care less about your opinions.”
With a look of contempt, Kazu turns and enters the building as the scene fades.
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