The clone enigma

The henchmen watched as Lord Sama stood before them, his face a twisted and demonic mask, his form a monstrous and vile creature. However, among the men, one spoke up with surprise and confusion.

"Lord Sama?" one of the men asked nervously. "Where is Kurokawa? What have you done with him?" Lord Sama turned to the man and responded in a cold and unfeeling voice.

"I eliminated him myself," Lord Sama said quietly. "He was too slow for my plans. I eliminated him and used his flesh and DNA to create a clone that would serve my needs better."

One of the henchmen spoke up with a sense of foreboding and anxiety, "My lord Sama, what has happened?"

Lord Sama turned to the man with a menacing and sinister grin on his face. His voice was cold and calculating, as if he were toying with the henchmen's emotions and lives. He spoke slowly, as if savoring every word.

"You will learn soon enough," he said. "Welcome to the darker side of this fraternity. Welcome to the dark side of the brotherhood."

With his sinister words and chilling laugh, he left no doubt about his cruel and twisted nature.

Raven's mother Deva called Hino on Raven's phone with joyful and exciting news, "Hino! Raven's here! She came back! I am glad she came back after we buried her! It's a blessing!"

Hino was overcome with confusion and suspicion as he looked at Raven's face through his phone. He couldn't believe what Raven's mom was telling him. Hino's skepticism and doubt grew as he questioned Raven's existence, but he couldn't argue with her mother about Raven being a clone, a theory that he had just come up with himself.

When Hino saw Raven in the facecall, he was stunned. Something was off about her. Raven had a strange and unnatural reaction. Her eyes were dead, her expression was unsettling, and her whole aura seemed wrong. Everything about Raven felt ominous and disturbing. Hino felt the need to investigate further as the situation became more bizarre and disturbing with each passing moment.

Kazama had a sinister plan in mind. He intended to kill the couple and clone them, similar to how he did to Kurokawa. "The plan is to kill the couple and clone them," Kazama said, "just like we did with Kurokawa. We'll make it look like their minds have changed and their views have shifted. That will make the organization think that our plan has worked. We'll be able to get the ring without any resistance or backlash from the couple."

His goal was to make it appear as if their minds had changed and their views had shifted. This would make the organization think that their plan had worked and the couple had agreed to cooperate with the organization. This strategy would allow the organization to get the ring without any resistance or backlash from the couple.

The henchmen were impressed and amused by Lord Kazama's plan. It was a good one and they couldn't wait to see how it would all unfold. As Lord Kazama explained his plan, he smiled at them with sinister and malicious intent. He knew that he had already succeeded in cloning Raven, Hino's friend, and now he would use her in his plan to retrieve the Ring.

"Yes, I have already succeeded in cloning Raven. This plan will be a breeze," Kazama said with a smug and evil smile.

Kazama said, "Now before we proceed with killing them, we must indoctrinate as many people as possible. The couple should not be the sole source of information. We must control the information that the people receive. We must ensure that they get their information from us and not from the couple."

He took a deep breath, and continued, "Once we indoctrinate the people with the information we want them to know, we can proceed with our plans. But first, we must ensure that we have a handle on the information that is going out to the world."

One of the henchmen asked, "But where do we do that? We are the subject of the moment on the internet!"

Kazama said, "Assassins, the ideology of human existence is our ultimate goal now, before the couple is dead!" He spoke with conviction and determination, as if the fate of the world depended on what he was about to do. The henchmen nodded and turned to their devices, preparing to do Lord Kazama's bidding.

One of the henchmen theorized, "If we do that, it's only Japan!" Kazama said with a smirk, "I will speak with the entire brotherhood and hold a meeting with the fraternity."

The henchmen nodded, understanding the task that their leader was assigning them. They would ensure that their entire organization would be on the same page, working towards the same goal. It was important for the brotherhood to be united and coordinated in order to ensure their success and the success of their leader, Lord Kazama.

With a click, the facecall ended. Hino was left in awe and in a state of shock. His theory about Raven being a clone was confirmed. He knew that something was off about her ever since she came back after they buried her. Now, he had to investigate further and see if there were other clones out there. He had to find a way to prove that Raven's was one of them, or maybe Lord Kazama was hiding more clones. It was time for Hino to act and discover the truth...

Hino was taken aback by the sudden revelation. Raven...was she actually a clone? His mind raced with a dozen questions. Was Raven truly dead? Was she really a clone?

He had to find out. Hino knew that he had to investigate and uncover the truth behind Lord Kazama's plan. He had to get to the bottom of this.

Hino said to himself, "This can't be true. That's not Raven? She's a clone?" The reality of the situation was setting in for Hino. He had to find out more.

Hino was well aware of the existence of secret societies and their activities. He felt that the practice of cloning and replacing prominent figures in order to avoid controversy and ensure the smooth transition of power in a controlled manner was a common practice.

But raven was just an ordinary person with no political or social influence. How could she be a clone? It didn't make sense.

Hino felt confused and conflicted, he knew that the secret societies had the power to achieve their objectives but he had never imagined that they would use their technology for such a trivial purpose as cloning Raven.

Hino kept pondering the situation. Why would the secret societies go through all the trouble to clone a simple girl like Raven? What was the motive behind it all? Hino needed to investigate and uncover the truth behind the cloning of Raven. And it was possible that there were other clones out there too, clones that he needed to find and expose. He had to act fast or else, Lord Kazama's diabolical plan would succeed.