1. D-YFI@AniDB
Copy !req
2. LEGEND
Copy !req
3. OF THE
Copy !req
4. GALACTIC HEROES
Copy !req
5. In every age,
Copy !req
6. in every place,
Copy !req
7. the deeds of men
Copy !req
8. remain the same.
Copy !req
9. Ministry of War
Copy !req
10. So you're saying you were forced
to join the Lippstadt Alliance?
Copy !req
11. Yes! I couldn't avoid being forced into it, but
I didn't want to participate in the confederacy.
Copy !req
12. I was obliged because I was
related by blood to Littenheim.
Copy !req
13. Very well. I won't
prosecute you for that.
Copy !req
14. You should be able to take back your position as Military Police Chief in good order.
Copy !req
15. Admiral Oppenheimer
Copy !req
16. I have no words to express my
thanks to Your Excellency's generosity.
Copy !req
17. But to express my feelings
of thanks to Your Excellency...
Copy !req
18. I would like to give you
what I brought with me.
Copy !req
19. Thanks?
Copy !req
20. It's a famous
painting by Erlemeier!
Copy !req
21. I don't know paintings.
Copy !req
22. Send it to Mecklinger, he'll know
which museum it should go to.
Copy !req
23. Your Excellency!
Copy !req
24. No, that is... this painting
is for you, Your Excellency.
Copy !req
25. Count Oppenheimer...
Copy !req
26. although you hold the post
of Chief of Military Police...
Copy !req
27. you don't seem to understand what this
action means in the eyes of the law.
Copy !req
28. Oh, no...
Copy !req
29. Captain Kissling!
Copy !req
30. Sir!
Copy !req
31. Captain Gunther Kissling
Copy !req
32. Kissling...
Copy !req
33. detain Admiral Oppenheimer for
the crime of attempted bribery.
Copy !req
34. Yes, sir!
Copy !req
35. T... this can't be!
Copy !req
36. Didn't they say you'd
forgiven even Streit?
Copy !req
37. Streit has excellent resourcefulness,
he's calm and self-composed.
Copy !req
38. I would have regretted it
if I hadn't take him in.
Copy !req
39. You have nothing
that interests me!
Copy !req
40. Remove him!
Copy !req
41. Commodore!
Copy !req
42. Yes, sir?
Copy !req
43. Don't give me
"Yes, sir?"
Copy !req
44. Y... yes, sir!
Copy !req
45. What're you going
to do about that?
Copy !req
46. Sir, hereafter I will be more
strict about personal interviewees!
Copy !req
47. That's not what
I'm talking about!
Copy !req
48. Disclose this event to show
a bad example to the public...
Copy !req
49. and pick candidates for the
next Chief of Military Police.
Copy !req
50. There are a million
things that must be done!
Copy !req
51. Y... yes, sir!
I'll take care of it at once!
Copy !req
52. So, who will be the
Chief of Military Police...?
Copy !req
53. Well, let Kesler do it.
Copy !req
54. But Admiral Kesler is working hard enough
as the Capital Defense Commander.
Copy !req
55. Besides, the police have their
own system for choosing a Chief.
Copy !req
56. I don't care.
Copy !req
57. If it's a man like Kesler, he'll probably
carry out his duties well enough.
Copy !req
58. Besides, in Military Police HQ,
it seems we need some outside blood.
Copy !req
59. Commodore Feldewelt
Copy !req
60. Y... yes, sir.
Copy !req
61. Go!
And make it so!
Copy !req
62. Yes, sir!
Copy !req
63. Is this what it's like
to grasp power?
Copy !req
64. Nobody around here
understands me.
Copy !req
65. That's right...
Shall I do so, Kircheis?
Copy !req
66. Enter.
Copy !req
67. I'm Ltjg Theodore von Lucke.
Copy !req
68. I thought it discourteous,
but the Rear Admiral seems absent, so...
Copy !req
69. I've come to inform
you of an urgent message.
Copy !req
70. I don't mind.
What is it?
Copy !req
71. Yes, sir.
Copy !req
72. On January 16...
Copy !req
73. Eihendorf's fleet under the command
Admiral Kempf, of the Iserlohn-side fleet...
Copy !req
74. contacted the enemy while they
were training within the corridor...
Copy !req
75. and entered
into hostilities.
Copy !req
76. And the battle progress?
Copy !req
77. The situation developed
to our advantage...
Copy !req
78. but the enemy reinforcement was
ten times the size of our fleet...
Copy !req
79. so we were forced to withdraw.
Copy !req
80. Damn that Yang Wenli.
Copy !req
81. Reinhard, who'd lost
Siegfried Kircheis...
Copy !req
82. showed more greed for collecting
human talent than ever before.
Copy !req
83. Beginning with Fahrenheit, whom he'd forgiven, although they'd been enemies.
Copy !req
84. Admiral Ernst von Eisenach
Copy !req
85. Then he promoted Ernst von Eisenach, who
is also known as the admiral of few words.
Copy !req
86. Admiral Helmut Lennenkanpt
Copy !req
87. And Helmut Lennenkanpt, who used to be
Reinhard's superior when he was younger.
Copy !req
88. They were promoted admiral
and added to his command.
Copy !req
89. My fleet one-sidely lost and withdrew.
Even though the fleet was small..
Copy !req
90. it still damaged your
reputation of continuous victory.
Copy !req
91. I have no words
to apologize.
Copy !req
92. I'm afraid one hundred battles
can't be one hundred victories.
Copy !req
93. You should make up for
one defeat with one victory.
Copy !req
94. Admiral Karl Gustav Kempf
Copy !req
95. It's unnecessary to apologize for each one.
Copy !req
96. Yes, sir.
Copy !req
97. Now that Siegfried Kircheis was dead, among
the admirals under Reinhard's command...
Copy !req
98. it was Wolfgang Mittermeyer and Oscar
von Reuental who became the twin stars.
Copy !req
99. High Admiral Wolfgang Mittermeyer
Copy !req
100. High Admiral Mittermeyer
is 30 years old this year.
Copy !req
101. His unparalleled rapid operational movements
earned him the nickname "Gale Wolf."
Copy !req
102. Mittermeyer is a commoner,
born to a middle-class family.
Copy !req
103. His father was a
landscape gardening engineer.
Copy !req
104. In this tight-framed
social structure...
Copy !req
105. the best way for a commoner to
live is to become an expert.
Copy !req
106. However, what the
son aimed for...
Copy !req
107. even if it wasn't different in
the meaning of the word "expert..."
Copy !req
108. was different from what
his parents had expected.
Copy !req
109. I'm home, Mom!
Copy !req
110. Evangeline
Copy !req
111. Welcome back.
Copy !req
112. You're Wolf, right?
Copy !req
113. Oh, welcome back.
Copy !req
114. Ah, this girl. She's a distant
relative of mine, called Evangeline.
Copy !req
115. She's just come
to live with us.
Copy !req
116. Please call me Eva,
alright, Wolf?
Copy !req
117. Y... yeah...
Copy !req
118. We're fine here, so please
take care of this.
Copy !req
119. Okay.
Copy !req
120. Excuse me.
Copy !req
121. Her father died in battle.
Copy !req
122. We took her in because she
didn't have any other family.
Copy !req
123. She's honest and
cheerful, isn't she?
Copy !req
124. Yeah...
Copy !req
125. Flowers! Flowers!
Copy !req
126. Give me flowers!
Any kind will do!
Copy !req
127. No, it's not!
Copy !req
128. I want the most beautiful!
The ones to make a girl happy!
Copy !req
129. These are good!
All of these!
Copy !req
130. No.
Half of them...
Copy !req
131. Well, fine...
Copy !req
132. Wolf...
Copy !req
133. Eva...
Please accept these...
Copy !req
134. Oh, for me?
Copy !req
135. Thank you very much.
Copy !req
136. Evangeline!
Copy !req
137. Yes?
Copy !req
138. Um...
Copy !req
139. No, therefore...
Copy !req
140. What are you doing?
Copy !req
141. Can't you get a
hold of yourself?
Copy !req
142. Well done!
Copy !req
143. Is that OK?
Copy !req
144. What?
Copy !req
145. Won't he turn
Eva's head?
Copy !req
146. What are you saying?
My son is very handsome!
Copy !req
147. Six years have
passed since then.
Copy !req
148. They don't have any children, but he's
well known for being a dedicated husband.
Copy !req
149. On the other hand,
High Admiral Reuental is 31.
Copy !req
150. High Admiral Oskar von Reuental
Copy !req
151. He's recognized for being calm and
tenacious in private and at work.
Copy !req
152. His intelligence and courage
are almost equal to Reinhard's.
Copy !req
153. However, unlike his best friend
Mittermeyer, he tends to be sour to women.
Copy !req
154. Unilaterally gathering affections, forming
relationships, then abandoning them.
Copy !req
155. Only his true friend, Mittermeyer,
knows the reason for that.
Copy !req
156. Hey, are you still alive?
Copy !req
157. Yeah, somehow.
Copy !req
158. How many did you get?
Copy !req
159. Well, I counted
up to ten, but...
Copy !req
160. Look, there are many
more to be hunted.
Copy !req
161. Too bad.
Copy !req
162. I wish I had
a better weapon.
Copy !req
163. I hate to say this,
but you can have them.
Copy !req
164. That's kind of you, but I'm
in the same pitiful state.
Copy !req
165. What'll we do?
Surrender?
Copy !req
166. "Not my style."
Copy !req
167. is what I normally say,
but I guess we have no other choice.
Copy !req
168. Because we've
killed too many.
Copy !req
169. Eva... forgive me!
Copy !req
170. To our miraculous return!
Copy !req
171. To failing to
make a widow!
Copy !req
172. All right, Mittermeyer,
listen well.
Copy !req
173. You're married, but the creature called
woman was given life just to betray men.
Copy !req
174. I may take you
to task for that!
Copy !req
175. No, it's true.
Copy !req
176. My mother's
a good example.
Copy !req
177. I'll tell you.
Copy !req
178. My father could barely call
himself a lower-class nobleman.
Copy !req
179. But my mother came
from the family of a Count.
Copy !req
180. He was a bachelor
almost until age 40.
Copy !req
181. But just as his finances were
about to stabilize his lifestyle...
Copy !req
182. he considered approaching
a bride and having a family.
Copy !req
183. The proposal an acquaintance made, was the
third daughter of Count Marlbach - My mother.
Copy !req
184. The Marbach family was on
the verge of finanical ruin...
Copy !req
185. thanks to
their debauchery.
Copy !req
186. Essentially, my father's
wealth was their objective.
Copy !req
187. If not, why would
a Count's daughter...
Copy !req
188. have consented to marry a man
20 years older and barely a noble?
Copy !req
189. Father, probably feeling inferior
due to his own age and status...
Copy !req
190. tried burying that
with material goods.
Copy !req
191. But he couldn't
bury the rumors...
Copy !req
192. that his hot-blooded wife was hiding
a young lover from her husband.
Copy !req
193. I was born into
the middle of that.
Copy !req
194. A baby with different colored eyes,
born to a blue-eyed husband and wife.
Copy !req
195. What occupied the back of my mother's
mind was her black-eyed lover!
Copy !req
196. Which means, as soon
as I opened my eyes.
Copy !req
197. I was on the verge of having my right eye
gouged out by my own mother's hand.
Copy !req
198. No!
Copy !req
199. At length, my mother
killed herself.
Copy !req
200. After that, my father, who drowned himself in
alcohol, repeated whenever he saw my face:
Copy !req
201. I wish you'd
never been born!
Copy !req
202. I came to shut out
my father's frank voice.
Copy !req
203. Say, Reuental,
I've been thinking...
Copy !req
204. Last night, I said something
stupid while under the influence.
Copy !req
205. Please forget it.
Copy !req
206. What? I don't
remember anything.
Copy !req
207. I see.
Well then, fine.
Copy !req
208. Since that day, not once has
that topic risen to their mouths.
Copy !req
209. Well, well, the twin stars of the Imperial
Fleet together. Back from the meeting?
Copy !req
210. Did His Excellency
return to his office?
Copy !req
211. Admiral Hilmer von Schaft
Copy !req
212. His Excellency finished his job here
and is leaving for the Premier's office.
Copy !req
213. If you have business with
him, you'd better hurry.
Copy !req
214. Well, well.
Well then...
Copy !req
215. He's usually shut up inside the
Science and Technology Division...
Copy !req
216. a vulgarian who works for
the sake of his own plans.
Copy !req
217. What's he gotten
so eager about...?
Copy !req
218. Did he make
some big discovery?
Copy !req
219. Although he's been Science and Technology
Inspector General for six years...
Copy !req
220. he hasn't produced anything
except directional Zephyr particles.
Copy !req
221. I wonder if the time's
come for him to be nailed up?
Copy !req
222. In the end, to conquer
Iserlohn Fortress...
Copy !req
223. are you suggesting we
construct another fortress?
Copy !req
224. Correct, Your Excellency.
Copy !req
225. As an idea, it's not bad, but one
condition is necessary for it to succeed.
Copy !req
226. And that is?
Copy !req
227. The condition that the
Alliance Fleet silently watches...
Copy !req
228. and doesn't interfere while
our fleet constructs it.
Copy !req
229. Please wait,
Your Excellency.
Copy !req
230. There is no need
for such a condition.
Copy !req
231. My idea is to move the already constructed
Geiersberg Fortress to the Iserlohn Corridor.
Copy !req
232. Shall we discuss
it in detail?
Copy !req
233. Affixing twelve warp engines
around the fortress...
Copy !req
234. they'll challenge Iserlohn
as a mobile fortress?
Copy !req
235. Is it all right to rely
on that man Schaft?
Copy !req
236. Rely?
You're wrong.
Copy !req
237. When the unavoidable situation comes about,
reliance and such will not be a problem.
Copy !req
238. Because Prince Lohengramm
is grasping all the power...
Copy !req
239. he can't use money freely
like he did before.
Copy !req
240. So he's taking
advantage of that?
Copy !req
241. We'll bind him with the technology and
information that we bought from him.
Copy !req
242. In felling Iserlohn Fortress, the Empire will
clearly be at an advantage, militarily...
Copy !req
243. and in one blow, create a
unified nation in the galaxy.
Copy !req
244. Then we take it over.
Copy !req
245. But this alone
is insufficient.
Copy !req
246. We need to ensure more than
the fall of Iserlohn Fortress.
Copy !req
247. Yes.
And for that...
Copy !req
248. We need to pin Yang Wenli down for a
short period of time, away from Iserlohn.
Copy !req
249. Yes.
Copy !req
250. The rest is up to the
ability of the commander.
Copy !req
251. It is as
you've heard.
Copy !req
252. I appoint Kempf as Commander,
and Muller as Vice Commander.
Copy !req
253. High Admiral Paul von Oberstein
Copy !req
254. In conformity with the Science and
Technology Inspector General's plan...
Copy !req
255. capture Iserlohn with Geiersberg.
Copy !req
256. Yes, sir!
Copy !req
257. Admiral Karl Gustav Kempf
is 36 years old this year.
Copy !req
258. Famous for his lawfulness, combined with
the outward appearance of granite...
Copy !req
259. he's a man who exemplifies the disciplined nature of Lohengramm's organization.
Copy !req
260. Admiral Neithardt Muller is 27.
Copy !req
261. Admiral Neithardt Muller
Copy !req
262. The youngest among the admirals
under Reinhard's command...
Copy !req
263. his experience and actual results don't
amount to the careers of the other admirals.
Copy !req
264. But his diligence at attack and
tenacity at defense are highly valued.
Copy !req
265. I'm really surprised...
Copy !req
266. Being on the front line is
the proper place for a soldier.
Copy !req
267. But why Admiral Kempf and you?
Copy !req
268. It's not especially for me to say,
but this is a big operation.
Copy !req
269. Shouldn't we send
the two High Admirals?
Copy !req
270. It's probably Chief of Staff
Oberstein's inclination.
Copy !req
271. He doesn't want Reuental and me
to render distinguished services.
Copy !req
272. Because if we become #2 in place
of Kircheis, it's personnel trouble.
Copy !req
273. Therefore, Kempf's in command, in
accordance with his experience and loyalty.
Copy !req
274. And Muller, as the youngest, you were
most suitable for Vice Commander, right?
Copy !req
275. By the way, in combination with
these personnel affairs...
Copy !req
276. I heard that His Excellency, the Field
Marshal, switched adjutants again.
Copy !req
277. He substituted
for Feldewelt?
Copy !req
278. Well, can you call
it "substituted."
Copy !req
279. There's no change in the work, but
generally it's in the form of a promotion.
Copy !req
280. His Excellency's
kind feelings, eh?
Copy !req
281. So, who's going to
be the next one?
Copy !req
282. They say he's going to appoint
old Commodore Streit.
Copy !req
283. What?
Copy !req
284. He's a person who
does bold things.
Copy !req
285. I don't think Oberstein
will keep his mouth shut.
Copy !req
286. That's strange, because they
say he's meekly accepting it.
Copy !req
287. Even Streit, who was Prince
Braunschweig's loyal subordinate...
Copy !req
288. knelt to
Prince Lohengramm...?
Copy !req
289. He's probably aiming
for a political show.
Copy !req
290. Did you hear about
our Chief of Staff?
Copy !req
291. It was last year, but they say he picked
up a dog in front of the Admiralty.
Copy !req
292. Admiral Fritz Josef Bittenfeld
Copy !req
293. A dog? Oberstein?
Copy !req
294. Yes. They say it's
an old Dalmatian.
Copy !req
295. But because this dog is impudent and
won't eat anything but boiled chicken...
Copy !req
296. the Chief of Staff personally goes out
to buy meat in the middle of the night.
Copy !req
297. Although our Chief of Staff is hated
by people, he's loved by a dog?
Copy !req
298. As fellow dogs,
they probably hit it off!
Copy !req
299. So, Fraulein, you don't
approve of this dispatch?
Copy !req
300. I know we have to destroy the Alliance, but this dispatch is both profitless and meaningless.
Copy !req
301. Maybe we've recovered financially
from last year's civil war...
Copy !req
302. but the people are
still not stabilized.
Copy !req
303. Shouldn't you devote your
energy to internal politics now?
Copy !req
304. Therefore, I'm leaving it to my
subordinates, and not leaving Odin.
Copy !req
305. But, Your Excellency...!
Copy !req
306. Fraulein, I won't
allow myself to cower.
Copy !req
307. Bittenfeld is definitely strong.
Copy !req
308. If he and I were matched
on the battlefield...
Copy !req
309. he'd have the advantage
when the battle began.
Copy !req
310. But when the battle ended,
I'd be left standing.
Copy !req
311. Don't change
the subject!
Copy !req
312. The problem is
this dispatch.
Copy !req
313. Saying it's because of the discovery of a new
tactic or the development of a new weapon...
Copy !req
314. using it as an excuse
to dispatch troops...
Copy !req
315. especially when Schaft has
never experienced real battle.
Copy !req
316. Well, it was Prince Lohengramm
himself who decided on the dispatch.
Copy !req
317. That's why
I'm worried.
Copy !req
318. If the Alliance isn't destroyed, this
dispatch is both profitless and useless.
Copy !req
319. Moving troops at a whim
isn't healthy for a nation.
Copy !req
320. As always, you're a person
with a sound argument.
Copy !req
321. Of course.
Copy !req
322. I'm in a position where I have to plot
sounder arguments than previously.
Copy !req
323. And you. How about if you cut
out your evil unchanging ways?
Copy !req
324. Yeah, I know
I have to myself.
Copy !req
325. With Neue Sanssouci
half blocked off...
Copy !req
326. the lights literally seem to
have gone out, haven't they?
Copy !req
327. And yet, dozens of people are still
looking after one seven year old child.
Copy !req
328. Who says that inheritance
is better than usurpation?
Copy !req
329. What are you going
to do with the Kaiser?
Copy !req
330. I won't kill the Kaiser.
Copy !req
331. Letting him live
has utility value.
Copy !req
332. Isn't that so, Oberstein?
Copy !req
333. Certainly, for now, it is so.
Copy !req
334. Yes.
For now...
Copy !req
335. Amid various speculations...
Copy !req
336. the operation to make Geiersberg Fortress
mobile, and conquer Iserlohn, was undertaken.
Copy !req
337. At this time, nobody knew what the
future would hold for either side.
Copy !req
338. The time, Universal Century 798,
Imperial Year 489, January.
Copy !req
339. Once again, the galaxy approaches
a time of great upheaval.
Copy !req
340. Preview of Next Episode
Copy !req
341. Foreseeing the birth of the new,
powerful Empire under Reinhard...
Copy !req
342. Phezzan changed its previous course...
Copy !req
343. and began to conspire to make the Empire destroy the Alliance.
Copy !req
344. Next episode of Legend of the Galactic Heroes, Episode 29, "One Narrow Thread."
Copy !req
345. Legend of the Galactic Heroes
Episode 29
Copy !req
346. One Narrow Thread
Copy !req
347. Another page to the history of the Galaxy.
Copy !req