Game of Death Page #4

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You won't get lonely.

Who are you?

I'm June.

This is my new

girlfriend.

I'd like you to take

plenty of pictures of her.

Over here, honey. Over here.

Look over here at

the camera, honey.

Where are you

from, honey?

Kansas City.

Who the hell are you?

Get going, fella.

Miller.

Christ!

Billy Lo.

Carl.

Carl, you all right?

Something's wrong!

Carl, what's happening? Carl?

Carl, open the door!

Hyah!

What's the matter in there?

Open the door.

You lose, Carl Miller.

Carl! Carl!

Look at him.

Jeez!

He was killed

with a hundred people

outside the door.

They found a wig

and a face mask of an old man.

That's all.

Yes, sir.

And you and the rest

of the passive

bodyguards simply

stood around,

you and 100 other people.

Isn't that true?

Yes, sir.

You say the girl

is with

the newspaperman now?

Yes.

You admitted

that you could have

killed someone

in that state

of mind.

You still think

you recognized

Billy's voice?

I told you before.

I wouldn't mistake

Billy's voice.

Can't you believe me?

That's one

of my weaknesses.

I'm one of

the world's

most gullible men.

I'll take you home.

No, no.

That's all right.

I have my car

right outside.

You're sure?

You can leave

this here, ok?

Yeah.

She's coming back.

Don't let her

out ofyour sight.

And put a couple

of fellows

following on

that newspaperman.

Yes, sir.

You two stay

with Marshall.

We'll follow the girl.

Steiner.

I'm now convinced that

the man who attacked me

was in disguise.

The way he moved.

You know something, Doctor?

If I wasn't

positive

that Billy

was dead...

Did you look

in the casket

at the mortuary?

Of course I looked

in the casket.

He didn't look

exactly the same,

but what the hell?

They never look

exactly the same.

Where was he buried?

The Buddhist cemetery,

Hangzhou Road.

Have him dug up.

Yeah. Marshall.

Hi, Jim.

Billy, I've heard

all about it.

Ann is convinced

you're alive.

I had to risk it.

I thought she was

going to shoot Carl

or one

of the others.

Well, she still

may kill somebody.

I've got the gun,

but if she sits around

and thinks about it,

she might get

the crazies again.

Ok. I'll meet her

in the school

at Southampton.

What time?

In an hour.

Ok. If I can

find her.

I'll ring you up

again at 10:
00

to let you know

how it went.

Fine.

Thank you, gentlemen.

Billy?

Billy.

I wasn't going

to see you again.

I didn't want

you to see me.

Billy,

it's all right.

You have to know that.

No. Not to me,

it isn't.

Maybe later,

but I have to

get used

to myself first.

The man she's talking to

has to be Billy Lo.

Yes. Well, we just had

word from the cemetery,

so I'm not

in the least surprised.

Now, we're sending you

some help.

They're close by,

and they should be there

very shortly.

Ann, you could have

been killed.

You would have been

just one more life

they ruined.

Go back to

the States, please.

Will you do that?

Billy, I can't.

Get in your car and go!

They're still

a few blocks away.

Go!

They split.

She's going to her car.

Where's he going?

To the other side

of the orphanage, I think.

Let a couple fellows

follow him

and take 2 more men

and pick her up.

We can use her

for bait.

Aah!

Call him over.

Mr. Marshall!

Somebody wants

to talk to you.

A little closer, Mr. Marshall.

Miss Morris was

picked up tonight.

Billy's going to call you

at about 10:
00.

You tapped my phone.

How clever.

Tell Billy to come

to the Tai Yun warehouse

in Kowloon at exactly

00 in the morning.

We'll let the girl go

when Billy comes in,

one for one.

Why should I believe

you'll do that?

Don't change

the equation, Mr. Marshall.

One for one.

Don't add any numbers.

Billy for the girl.

It's that simple.

Oh, and Mr. Marshall,

you should be very...

very careful.

You can learn a lot

in a job like yours,

but knowledge can become

a terrible burden.

Good evening.

Jim Marshall's desk.

Is Jim there?

No. He isn't.

Oh, hold on a second.

He just walked in.

Yeah.

- Hi,Jim.

- Billy...

My phone is tapped.

Ann is being held

bythe syndicate.

I couldn't get

her to leave.

Have you talked

to them?

Just now.

They want an exchange...

you for her,

even up,

or so they say.

You could go

to the police.

No. That would

just get her

killed.

What do they

want me to do?

Stick.

You better go over there

and back them up.

Insurance.

You've got 6 men

over there already.

We had a pack of men

at Macau.

Here he comes.

He's inside.

Let's get him.

Ann?

Ann?

Ann.

Let's go!

Billy.

Billy, hurry.

We have to

move quickly.

Billy, quick, they're

across the street.

They're across the street.

Hurry. Hurry!

It's barricaded.

Try the windows.

Try to walk. Hurry!

Don't show yourself,

no matter what you hear.

Yeah, ok.

Let's go.

You two take the aisles.

Take the front.

Aah!

Hyah!

Chewy, look for

the others.

Take the back.

You take the back.

Take off the helmet.

Chewy, Chewy!

Aah! Hyah!

Aah!

Oh-aah!

Ohh!

Aah!

Sh*t.

Where's the doctor?

Red Pepper.

Red Pepper restaurant?

Yeah.

Stick.

Stick!

I'd better alert

Hakim and Pasqual.

Anybody

in the warehouse?

That's impossible.

Aah!

Woo!

Aah-ohh!

Wah-ah!

Wah!

How do you like that?

Wah!

Hyah!

Chi-yaah!

Ah-waah!

Woo-aah!

Hakim!

Hakim!

Hakim?

Hakim!

Hah!

Glad you could

finally make it, Billy.

Ahh!

Sh*t!

Aah!

Aah... ooh.

Wax!

Aah!

Goddamn it!

Son of a b*tch!

Goddamn bastard!

Goddamn! Aah!

Will this be the song

I'll be singing

Tomorrow?

Will the notes

from some magical flute

Sail on into the sky?

Is this a glad song?

Makes my heart go

crazy mad song?

Or will the sound

turn to silence

And leave a surprising

theme disremembered

To grieve us?

Will this be the song

I'll be singing

Tomorrow?

Will the piper be paid

For the tunes

that he played by and by?

Is this the best rhyme?

Major, minor,

one-in-one time?

Or will the tune

fall from favor

Forever?

A yesternight song

of past times

Together

Will this be the song

I'll be singing

Tomorrow?

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