1. D-YFI@AniDBCopy !req
2. OF THECopy !req
3. The nation that neglects social inequality,
mischievously increases military budgets...Copy !req
4. and then uses its power
internally to suppress the citizens...Copy !req
5. on the pretext of invasion
by an external enemy...Copy !req
6. is on the road
to extinction.Copy !req
7. Such is the present
state of our nation.Copy !req
8. Additionally, at present, we don't
have the strength to invade the Empire.Copy !req
9. Even if we had
pure military might...Copy !req
10. due to the defeat at Amlitzer
and last year's coup d'etat...Copy !req
11. we have seen a conspicuous
decline in military strength.Copy !req
12. But that's not all.Copy !req
13. The nation's finances, production capacity,
and human resources are all dropping.Copy !req
14. The existence of Iserlohn Fortress
makes national defense barely possible.Copy !req
15. What we must do is coexist
with the Lohengramm Administration.Copy !req
16. The Goldenbaum Administration...Copy !req
17. was an example of a democratically
constructed political system...Copy !req
18. which brought about the most
anti-democratic administration.Copy !req
19. But the Lohengramm Administration...Copy !req
20. is an example of a non-democratically
constructed political system...Copy !req
21. which is bringing about an
exceptionally democratic administration.Copy !req
22. It isn't government
"by the people..."Copy !req
23. but, at present, is
government "for the people."Copy !req
24. Once we've acknowledged that...Copy !req
25. coexistence with Lohengramm isn't
just possible, it becomes necessary.Copy !req
26. Prince Reinhard von Lohengramm...?Copy !req
27. It's Lieutenant Greenhill...Copy !req
28. Come in.Copy !req
29. Admiral, would you
like some tea?Copy !req
30. Oh, thanks.Copy !req
31. I was just thinking about
taking a little break.Copy !req
32. How's it progressing?Copy !req
33. I don't like
it very much...Copy !req
34. I think my conclusions
might be a little too hasty.Copy !req
35. I don't know if it'll
improve your mood or not...Copy !req
36. but we've begun to pick up
TV broadcasts from Heinessen.Copy !req
37. Which one?Copy !req
38. so precious,
we must defend it.Copy !req
39. Therefore, we shouldn't cut expenses or begrudge the loss of the tiny lives of individuals.Copy !req
40. Those expenses have been wasted.Copy !req
41. To those in power, there's nothing
cheaper than other people's lives.Copy !req
42. Those "tiny lives" have fought
for over 150 years and paid for it.Copy !req
43. But that won't
hurt their pockets.Copy !req
44. Because it's the common
citizen who bears the expense.Copy !req
45. I guess you have to be well-prepared for the
summons by the National Defense Chairman.Copy !req
46. Prince, please leave here!Copy !req
47. But...Copy !req
48. We'll hold this position!Copy !req
49. Please go and plan for
your rightful restoration...Copy !req
50. Please endure the shame,
and wait for a chance!Copy !req
51. Prince, I won't
let you get away!Copy !req
52. Minister!Copy !req
53. You're a member of the royal family!
How could you rebel against it?Copy !req
54. You traitor!
You can't be called human!Copy !req
55. Evil will never win!Copy !req
56. The howling of the defeated?Copy !req
57. I don't care, get them!Copy !req
58. Yes, sir!Copy !req
59. Do you know what kind of
business sponsors of this program?Copy !req
60. I think it's a food company
backed by Phezzan, but why...?Copy !req
61. Well, the contents being
what they are...Copy !req
62. it looks like supporters of the
Empire's former administration...Copy !req
63. were making political
proclamations again.Copy !req
64. They couldn't be!Copy !req
65. Although it is a story that
could be taken that way...Copy !req
66. Alright, Lieutenant, I think
I'm reaching pretty far.Copy !req
67. Only...Copy !req
68. "Only...?"Copy !req
69. I keep coming back to,
and getting hooked on, Phezzan...Copy !req
70. By which,
you mean to say...?Copy !req
71. The Alliance and the Lohengramm
Administration ought to be able to coexist.Copy !req
72. So long as ridiculous doctrinism
doesn't lapse into theorism.Copy !req
73. Yes.Copy !req
74. But if that happens,
it's Phezzan that will lose.Copy !req
75. If friendly relations are established
between the Alliance and the Empire...Copy !req
76. their existence essentially
becomes meaningless.Copy !req
77. So Phezzan hopes that there's conflict
between the Alliance and the Empire forever?Copy !req
78. Still more, the Empire, led by Lohengramm,
will become real in the near future.Copy !req
79. They might help the
Empire unify the universe.Copy !req
80. Cruiser - Leda IICopy !req
81. From an economic standpoint, there are many
reasons why such a unity would be desirable.Copy !req
82. Planet HeinessenCopy !req
83. Even I think it's too
pessimistic a theory.Copy !req
84. But the situation is such...Copy !req
85. that I've been thinking a great
deal about just that coming to pass.Copy !req
86. That's not all, but I am worried
about Phezzan's true intentions.Copy !req
87. It's not that I have
any basis especially...Copy !req
88. but I sense something
like a shadow coming.Copy !req
89. Shouldn't we contact HQ Chief Kubersly,
or Commander in Chief Bucock?Copy !req
90. No, because that's not proper.
It was a top secret order.Copy !req
91. Admiral Yang.Copy !req
92. I'm Commodore Bay, assigned as
Chairman Truniht's Chief of Security.Copy !req
93. I've been ordered to
be the Admiral's bodyguard.Copy !req
94. Although I am unworthy,
I will undertake it conscientiously.Copy !req
95. Thank you.Copy !req
96. This way, Admiral.Copy !req
97. What?Copy !req
98. By order of the National Defense Chairman,
I was told to bring Admiral Yang alone.Copy !req
99. I ask that you keep this
dignified and secret.Copy !req
100. Louis MashengoCopy !req
101. What'll we do, Lieutenant?Copy !req
102. It can't be helped.Copy !req
103. For the time being, let's find
out where they're taking him.Copy !req
104. We can't do anything
if we don't know where he is.Copy !req
105. Please rest here.Copy !req
106. If you need anything, he'll be
stationed outside, so please ask.Copy !req
107. I'll go inform the National Defense
Chairman that you have arrived.Copy !req
108. This is imprisonment.Copy !req
109. They're so unrefined.Copy !req
110. Admiral, the inquiry will
be convened in one hour.Copy !req
111. I'll guide you to the inquiry
room, so please be ready.Copy !req
112. Impatience is a taboo,
Yang Wenli.Copy !req
113. Did you find
out anything?Copy !req
114. I found out where
Commodore Bay went.Copy !req
115. Let's go to the
Council Building.Copy !req
116. Place of the Inquiry CommitteeCopy !req
117. I think you must know by now,
but I convened this inquiry.Copy !req
118. National Defense Chairman NegropontyCopy !req
119. I'm National Defense
Chairman Negroponty.Copy !req
120. Hwan LewiCopy !req
121. Admiral Yang, you may be seated.Copy !req
122. No, no, you can't
cross your legs!Copy !req
123. Sit up straighter!Copy !req
124. You're the one being inquired into!
Don't forget your place!Copy !req
125. Not that I particularly asked...Copy !req
126. Did you
say something?Copy !req
127. No.Copy !req
128. Well, then we'll
convene this inquiry.Copy !req
129. The inquiry began by
confirming Yang's past record.Copy !req
130. Yang Wenli was born in S.E. 767,
the son of a merchant, Yang Tai-Long.Copy !req
131. His mother died
when he was five.Copy !req
132. He was taken by his father and
raised on an interstellar trade ship.Copy !req
133. At sixteen, although he'd gotten his
father's reluctant permission to study history...Copy !req
134. his father died in an accident.Copy !req
135. His father's financial
status was terrible.Copy !req
136. He was penniless when it became clear that
almost every antique he inherited was a fake.Copy !req
137. Therefore, to study
history without charge...Copy !req
138. he enrolled in the War History Studies
Dept of the Alliance Officers' School.Copy !req
139. Regrettably, because the Department was
abolished, he switched to Strategic Studies.Copy !req
140. But the contrast
is conspicuous.Copy !req
141. Aren't there a lot of marks
that are close to failing?Copy !req
142. Because 55 points
is borderline, eh?Copy !req
143. I enrolled in Officers' School
because I had no choice.Copy !req
144. But if I had really failed, maybe history
would have been pretty different.Copy !req
145. Iserlohn Fortress would
still be in Imperial hands.Copy !req
146. On the other hand, we wouldn't have
had the crushing defeat at Amlitzer.Copy !req
147. If so, how many tens of thousands of
soldiers could have gone on without dying?Copy !req
148. But in that case...Copy !req
149. it's possible that the Alliance would've been
destroyed by Prince Lohengramm by now.Copy !req
150. Really, that guy
called history...Copy !req
151. And at present, you're the
youngest Admiral in the Alliance...Copy !req
152. and the highest ranking
commander on the front lines.Copy !req
153. This fact is good fortune
that people envy, isn't it?Copy !req
154. If you're that envious,
how about if we swap?Copy !req
155. But, in our
democratic nation...Copy !req
156. nobody is allowed to exceed
the law and behave arbitrarily.Copy !req
157. Today's inquiry is about clearing away
suspicions related to that point.Copy !req
158. Here's the
first question...Copy !req
159. Here it comes...Copy !req
160. During your suppression of the National
Salvation Military Council's' coup d'etat...Copy !req
161. you destroyed all twelve of
the Artemis Necklace satellites.Copy !req
162. Isn't that correct?Copy !req
163. Yes.Copy !req
164. Wasn't this truly hasty
and coarse choice unlike you?Copy !req
165. The question has come up that maybe
your intention was somewhere else, but...Copy !req
166. But you're suspicious
I might be after your jobs?Copy !req
167. Wasn't there
some other way?Copy !req
168. For example, if you'd destroyed
two or three of the satellites...Copy !req
169. wouldn't you have been able
to descend through the atmosphere?Copy !req
170. I'll answer.Copy !req
171. If I had used
that method...Copy !req
172. there's no doubt that we would have
been attacked by the remaining satellites...Copy !req
173. resulting in many casualties among
the soldiers of our military.Copy !req
174. If you value unmanned satellites
more than the troops' lives...Copy !req
175. my decision becomes
mistaken, but...Copy !req
176. Then why didn't you
surround Heinessen...Copy !req
177. and chip away at
their will to fight?Copy !req
178. I also thought of that method, but I had
to discard it because of two points.Copy !req
179. What are those?Copy !req
180. First, there was the danger that the
psychologically cornered coup d'etat faction...Copy !req
181. would take important people
in the government hostage...Copy !req
182. to try and
break the siege.Copy !req
183. If they came pressing for negotiations
with guns pressed to your heads...Copy !req
184. we would have been left
with no margin of choice.Copy !req
185. Number two was
also a big danger.Copy !req
186. At the time, the civil war in
the Empire was coming to an end.Copy !req
187. If we'd leisurely waited for the
self-destruction of the coup d'etat...Copy !req
188. Reinhard von Lohengramm,
that genius at war...Copy !req
189. might have followed up his victory
by invading with a large force.Copy !req
190. Based on those two points, I achieved the
liberation of Heinessen as quickly as possible.Copy !req
191. Moreover, I couldn't
avoid taking measures...Copy !req
192. that would give a psychological
sense of defeat to the coup d'etat.Copy !req
193. I'll meekly accept it,
but only when...Copy !req
194. you show me an alternative
with a higher degree of success.Copy !req
195. Otherwise, my men, who would be risking
their lives, wouldn't maintain silence.Copy !req
196. Well, leaving this general subject,
we'll turn to the next topic.Copy !req
197. Before you fought the coup d'etat's 11th Fleet,
you spoke to the troops of the whole fleet...Copy !req
198. you said that the fate
of nations and so forth...Copy !req
199. was of no account when compared
to individual rights and freedoms.Copy !req
200. There's been testimony by many people
who heard you say that. This is true, right?Copy !req
201. I couldn't say it was
like that word for word.Copy !req
202. But I certainly said
something resembling that.Copy !req
203. Don't you think it's
a disgraceful utterance?Copy !req
204. Huh? What is?Copy !req
205. You're a soldier who's been given
the duty of protecting our nation.Copy !req
206. And you say it isn't a disgrace to your position
to make speeches belittling the nation?Copy !req
207. That's what you say, Chairman.Copy !req
208. I think it was an unusually
profound utterance for me.Copy !req
209. Because a nation doesn't create
individuals by cellular division.Copy !req
210. Instead it is individuals with autonomous
intent who gather to establish a nation.Copy !req
211. In a democratic society...Copy !req
212. it is axiomatic as to which one is
the master and which is the servant.Copy !req
213. Axiomatic, eh?
My understanding is rather different.Copy !req
214. Humans are
social creatures.Copy !req
215. Nobody can live alone, thus the nation
holds indispensable value to people.Copy !req
216. Really?Copy !req
217. People may need societies, but
they don't necessarily need "nations."Copy !req
218. Well, I'm surprised.Copy !req
219. You're a pretty
radical anarchist.Copy !req
220. No, but you could
say I'm a a veganist.Copy !req
221. Although, as soon as I look at a delicious meat dish, I break my commandments at once.Copy !req
222. Admiral Yang, do you mean to
make a mockery of this inquiry?Copy !req
223. Far from it, I don't have
that intention in the least.Copy !req
224. If you please,
let's take a breather.Copy !req
225. Admiral Yang is also tired,
and I'm fed u...Copy !req
226. exhausted.Copy !req
227. I'd be grateful to be
allowed to take a rest.Copy !req
228. Commodore Bay!Copy !req
229. As Admiral Yang's adjutant, I'm seeking
a meeting with my superior officer.Copy !req
230. Where is
the Admiral?Copy !req
231. It's a matter of the
highest national security.Copy !req
232. Interviews and such can't be permitted, and
I also can't tell you the Admiral's whereabouts.Copy !req
233. Understood.Copy !req
234. You're saying that an "inquiry"
means solitary psychological torture?Copy !req
235. Be careful
what you say!Copy !req
236. If you're saying I'm wrong...Copy !req
237. I request the opening of the inquiry to
the public, the attendance of a lawyer...Copy !req
238. as well as an interview
with the accused.Copy !req
239. I can't respond to
that kind of request.Copy !req
240. What could be the reason
you can't respond to it?Copy !req
241. I don't acknowledge
the need to answer that.Copy !req
242. Well, should I let the press know
that Admiral Yang, a national hero...Copy !req
243. is being psychologically lynched by
certain high government officials?Copy !req
244. Try and tell them.Copy !req
245. No journalist anywhere
will pick it up.Copy !req
246. Far from it, as soon as you've done that, we'll apply the National Defense Secrets Law...Copy !req
247. and you'll
be court-martialed.Copy !req
248. It doesn't fall
under a court-martial.Copy !req
249. There's no precedent under National Defense
Law for anything such as this inquiry...Copy !req
250. and publicizing knowledge of
it doesn't constitute a crime.Copy !req
251. If you continue to ignore Admiral Yang's
human rights and force a secret inquiry...Copy !req
252. I, too, will be forced to
take all possible measures.Copy !req
253. Like father,
like daughter.Copy !req
254. Let's go.Copy !req
255. When I was expecting to be
dismissed from my post as adjutant...Copy !req
256. I went to him,
prepared for that, but...Copy !req
257. Without you,
I'd be at a loss...Copy !req
258. I didn't want to do it,
but it's my last resort.Copy !req
259. I'll see Admiral Bucock,
and get him to help us.Copy !req
260. Understood.Copy !req
261. Put the mass media under the control
of the Cabinet Information Board.Copy !req
262. Tell Negroponty, too.Copy !req
263. So, about
Greenhill's daughter...?Copy !req
264. Yes, sir. At any rate, it seems
she's going to Space Fleet HQ.Copy !req
265. We put a tail on her, but she's probably
going to contact Admiral Bucock directly.Copy !req
266. That old man?Copy !req
267. Understood.
You should leave.Copy !req
268. Yes, sir!Copy !req
269. It's me.
Is the boss there?Copy !req
270. You appointed Lt Frederica
Greenhill as your adjutant?Copy !req
271. What of it?Copy !req
272. She's the daughter of Admiral
Greenhill, who led the revolt last year.Copy !req
273. You must be aware of that, but...Copy !req
274. What?Copy !req
275. In our free country, do the crimes of the father
extend to the child, like an ancient autocracy?Copy !req
276. That's not what
I'm saying!Copy !req
277. It can't be interpreted as
anything other than that.Copy !req
278. What I'm saying is, isn't there a need to
be concerned about your personnel...Copy !req
279. in order to avoid
needless misunderstandings?Copy !req
280. And won't you tell me concretely what
"needless misunderstandings" might mean?Copy !req
281. In the absence of
proof or grave doubts...Copy !req
282. I don't feel the need to prepare for unreal
things such as "needless misunderstandings."Copy !req
283. In relation to personnel
affairs regarding adjutants...Copy !req
284. the right of military commanders
to appoint them is protected by law.Copy !req
285. So if you're telling me to dismiss the most
talented and reliable adjutant possible...Copy !req
286. I don't think it's anything
but contrary and obstructive.Copy !req
287. I take it as your attempt to
destroy the military functionality.Copy !req
288. Henrique Martino Borges De Arantes E OlibeiraCopy !req
289. Am I wrong in my statements?Copy !req
290. Admiral, we'll get defensive,
if we're spoken to in that way.Copy !req
291. You and we
aren't enemies.Copy !req
292. With more good sense and logic,
shouldn't we seek a mutual understanding?Copy !req
293. General HeadquartersCopy !req
294. Today's receptions are over.Copy !req
295. Besides, any meeting with the Commander
requires an appointment 3 days in advance.Copy !req
296. Would you like to make one?Copy !req
297. I can't tell you what the subject
is here, but it's very urgent!Copy !req
298. Even so, it's already time for
the Commander in Chief to leave...Copy !req
299. so he's probably no
longer in his office.Copy !req
300. Excuse me, but aren't you
Admiral Greenhill's daughter?Copy !req
301. Yes, but who are you?Copy !req
302. Well, you probably don't know me,
but I was very indebted to your father.Copy !req
303. But anyway, if you're looking
for Commander in Chief Bucock...Copy !req
304. I just saw him in the parking
garage on the fourth floor.Copy !req
305. If you hurry,
I think you can catch him.Copy !req
306. Really?Copy !req
307. Use #6 lift over there.
It goes directly there.Copy !req
308. Thank you very much.Copy !req
309. We're in a hurry,
so excuse us.Copy !req
310. They got on.
It's according to plan.Copy !req
311. She's only got
one bodyguard.Copy !req
312. That's odd...Copy !req
313. The PKC!Copy !req
314. Get 'em!Copy !req
315. All of you,
get that guy!Copy !req
316. I'll take
the target!Copy !req
317. Warrant Officer!Copy !req
318. Damn girl...!Copy !req
319. Lieutenant!Copy !req
320. Die!Copy !req
321. What're you doing?Copy !req
322. Oh, no!
Withdraw!Copy !req
323. Follow them!Copy !req
324. Are you alright?Copy !req
325. Yes.
Thank you very much!Copy !req
326. PfeiffelCopy !req
327. You're...?Copy !req
328. Fleet Admiral Alexandor BucockCopy !req
329. Lieutenant, what are you
doing in a place like this?Copy !req
330. Admiral...!Copy !req
331. "Terra is my Mother,
Terra in my hand?"Copy !req
332. We didn't summon you
in order to disdain you.Copy !req
333. Rather, this inquiry has been
convened to better your situation.Copy !req
334. Of course, your cooperation
is also necessary...Copy !req
335. and we intend not to begrudge
our cooperation towards you.Copy !req
336. Then I have
one request.Copy !req
337. What?Copy !req
338. If there's a list of sample questions and
answers, couldn't you show it to me?Copy !req
339. I want to know what kind
of answers you expect.Copy !req
340. I will warn you to strictly refrain
from mocking this inquiry...Copy !req
341. and all words or actions that
ridicule its authority or dignity!Copy !req
342. Yeah!
Watch what you're saying!Copy !req
343. "Authority and dignity...?"Copy !req
344. It's a disgusting story.Copy !req
345. The truth is, I was pretty much at a loss,
so I'd like to get support to save him.Copy !req
346. But if I do it wrong, I'll add to the antagonism
between the military and the government.Copy !req
347. It's a reasonable worry. But at the
same time, it's also a needless worry.Copy !req
348. Which means, it's already
impossible for the military itself...Copy !req
349. to confront the
government in unison.Copy !req
350. Are you saying the military is
internally divided into two camps?Copy !req
351. Two camps?Copy !req
352. Yes, unmistakably
two camps...Copy !req
353. if you can compare the overwhelming
majority camp with the minority camp equally.Copy !req
354. Of course,
I'm in the minority.Copy !req
355. It's nothing to
brag about, either.Copy !req
356. How did this happen?Copy !req
357. It's awkward to speak of it,
but if you ask the cause...Copy !req
358. it was the National Salvation Military
Council's coup d'etat last year.Copy !req
359. Due to that, the military lost its
popularity, and its right to speak up.Copy !req
360. The damned politicians
took advantage of it...Copy !req
361. by permeating their own
influence into the military.Copy !req
362. They manage military affairs
just as they please...Copy !req
363. and Headquarters has been
thoroughly infiltrated by their agents.Copy !req
364. Because neither
HQ Chief Kubersly nor I...Copy !req
365. did anything on the occasion of last
year's coup d'etat, we're tolerated...Copy !req
366. But even if we protest,
we're just laughed at.Copy !req
367. What should
I say to you...?Copy !req
368. I didn't know this
would be such trouble.Copy !req
369. Oh, it's not really any trouble,
it's just annoying.Copy !req
370. Just like a
rustling noise.Copy !req
371. I'm 90% sure there might also be
listening devices hidden in this room.Copy !req
372. The reason I spoke this way,
even while knowing that...Copy !req
373. is because it's too late for me to
camouflage the color of my flag.Copy !req
374. And the memory of eavesdroppers
doesn't constitute legal proof.Copy !req
375. On the contrary, I can complain about human
rights violations due to eavesdropping.Copy !req
376. If the government feels like
respecting the Alliance Constitution...Copy !req
377. The government can't openly trample
the principles of democracy.Copy !req
378. If there's a need, I think
that can be used as a weapon.Copy !req
379. I'm happy to be told so by a Lieutenant
who's noted for her intelligence.Copy !req
380. Therefore, on the most important
subject of Admiral Yang...Copy !req
381. now that I understand the
circumstances, I'll do what I can.Copy !req
382. Then it's not putting
you to any trouble?Copy !req
383. Having already come to call, you shouldn't
worry about a thing like that when it's too late.Copy !req
384. I like that young man.Copy !req
385. Although, I can't say this kind
of thing to the man himself.Copy !req
386. He'd become conceited.Copy !req
387. I'm really grateful.Copy !req
388. And, speaking while presuming upon your
character, I like you too, Admiral Bucock.Copy !req
389. Oh, by all means, I want
to let my wife hear that.Copy !req
390. Oh, yeah. You should stay at our
house until the matter's settled.Copy !req
391. We can't have any more
things like today happening.Copy !req
392. Thank you very much.Copy !req
393. But how did they
know I'd come here?Copy !req
394. Were you tailed?Copy !req
395. I'm not certain, but I did
see one suspicious landcar.Copy !req
396. If it was a tail, I think
they exchanged places en route.Copy !req
397. After all, it's something that
cockroach Bay would do.Copy !req
398. Lieutenant, this is the present condition
of the chief temple of democracy.Copy !req
399. The rain hasn't yet begun to fall, but the
thickness of the clouds is worrisome.Copy !req
400. It's getting worse
very quickly.Copy !req
401. It's not easy to
reverse this weather.Copy !req
402. Yes, I'm prepared.Copy !req
403. Good. Because we're friends,
even though the times are changing.Copy !req
404. I want to go out
for a while to eat.Copy !req
405. We'll prepare
your meals here.Copy !req
406. There's no need
for you to go out.Copy !req
407. I have no appetite in
this dreary place.Copy !req
408. To go outside the gates, you
need Commodore Bay's permission.Copy !req
409. But I don't particularly
want permission.Copy !req
410. Whether you want it or
not isn't the problem.Copy !req
411. Even though you're an admiral,
if you don't obey the rules...Copy !req
412. Well, then can't you
let me see Commodore Bay?Copy !req
413. The Commodore has gone out on duty to
the Supreme Council Chairman's office.Copy !req
414. When will
he be back?Copy !req
415. It's difficult to say.Copy !req
416. Is there going to be an
inquiry tomorrow morning?Copy !req
417. That, too, is
difficult to say.Copy !req
418. We'll inform you of the situation
directly, so please wait here.Copy !req
419. Is that all
you wanted?Copy !req
420. Yes, that's all.Copy !req
421. Then excuse me.Copy !req
422. Can I allow this
to be done to me?Copy !req
423. I'll quit.Copy !req
424. This time, I swear,
I'll really quit.Copy !req
425. Since the occupation of Iserlohn it's been
these same guys who won't ever let me quit!Copy !req
426. Doing whatever
they want...Copy !req
427. for guys who are sitting snug in a safe
place, do they have any right to complain?Copy !req
428. I'll quit!
I will absolutely quit!Copy !req
429. How tedious. Even when we go out on
patrol, we have too much spare time.Copy !req
430. A distortion has appeared
in space ahead us!Copy !req
431. Something's warping out!Copy !req
432. Distance 300 light seconds.Copy !req
433. The mass is...Copy !req
434. The mass is...Copy !req
435. The mass is
extremely large!Copy !req
436. Could you be a
little more specific?Copy !req
437. Mass, approximately
40 trillion tons!Copy !req
438. It's not a spaceship,
it's more like a planetary object!Copy !req
439. Full speed retreat!
All ships, retreat!Copy !req
440. We'll be engulfed in
the temporospatial rift!Copy !req
441. T... that's...!Copy !req
442. A fortress...?Copy !req
443. Space Era 798,
Imperial Year 489, April 10.Copy !req
444. Geiersberg Fortress invades
the Iserlohn Corridor.Copy !req
445. Preview of Next EpisodeCopy !req
446. Frederica is working to free
Yang from the court of inquiry...Copy !req
447. Geiersberg Fortress, on the other hand, has finally closed in to confront Iserlohn Fortress.Copy !req
448. Next episode of Legend of the Galactic Heroes, episode 32, "A Battle Without Weapons."Copy !req
449. Another page to the history of the Galaxy.Copy !req
450. Legend of the Galactic Heroes
Episode 32Copy !req
451. A Battle Without WeaponsCopy !req