Back at the front lines of the battle, Hirokazu and Rinehart are discussing how to get rid of each other. They're interrupted by the sound of someone's voice, which is clearly Hiro's. It's not clear whether it's the voice of Hiro, who's in the middle of the fight, or someone else in the background, but Hiro is clearly upset. He's angry that he's been left out of the action, and he wants to make sure that he gets his revenge. He wants to take revenge on the three men who've betrayed him. He doesn't want to be a part of any of them, he says, because he'd rather kill one of them and then destroy the other one. He also wants to kill the other two, because they're the ones who betrayed him in the first place. The two men argue about whether or not they should be allowed to kill each other, and Hiro tells them that they should get past him first, because if they don't, he'll kill them all. He says that if they want to kill him, then they should go ahead and kill him first. Then he says that they'll have another round of fighting, and they should all get past each other first. He then says that he left everything he had back at Manji's house in order to get to the front of the line,