1. D-YFI@AniDBCopy !req
2. LEGENDCopy !req
3. OF THECopy !req
4. GALACTIC HEROESCopy !req
5. On October 9th of Space Calendar 799,
New Imperial Calendar 1...Copy !req
6. Kaiser Reinhard summoned Chief of Military
Affairs, Fleet Admiral Paul von Oberstein...Copy !req
7. Chief of High Command Office,
Fleet Admiral Oskar von Reuental...Copy !req
8. Chief Commander of Space Fleet,
Fleet Admiral Wolfgang Mittermeyer...Copy !req
9. his top three
Imperial Military Commanders.Copy !req
10. When is His Majesty
expected to arrive?Copy !req
11. Soon, I would think.Copy !req
12. Why did His Majesty summon us?Copy !req
13. It's probably about Lennenkanpt.Copy !req
14. You're right.Copy !req
15. There has been a report
from Admiral Steinmetz.Copy !req
16. And?Copy !req
17. Lennenkanpt has already
crossed the gate to Hades.Copy !req
18. His body will be delivered
in the near future.Copy !req
19. I see.
Just as I thought.Copy !req
20. And?
The cause of his death is?Copy !req
21. Suicide.Copy !req
22. Then we can't hold Yang Wenli
accountable for Lennenkanpt's death.Copy !req
23. If Lennenkanpt had been
in a favorable situtation...Copy !req
24. he would've had no
reason to commit suicide.Copy !req
25. It is evident that part
of the responsibility...Copy !req
26. for cornering him into such a
situation lies with Yang Wenli.Copy !req
27. Moreover, since he has provided no
explanations and is still on the run...Copy !req
28. it is inevitable that
he will be held responsible.Copy !req
29. But wasn't it Lennenkanpt
who created the situation?Copy !req
30. Right now, we can
only speculate...Copy !req
31. but Lennenkanpt lost to Yang
Wenli twice on the battlefield.Copy !req
32. He couldn't forget
the humiliation and...Copy !req
33. as he attempted to arrest him based
on suspicion without hard evidence...Copy !req
34. suffered a shrewd
counterattack, perhaps?Copy !req
35. Lennenkanpt was always fair
to his subordinates, but...Copy !req
36. Unfortunately, Yang Wenli
was not his subordinate.Copy !req
37. Right.Copy !req
38. But if it were Yang Wenli and
not Lennenkanpt who had died...Copy !req
39. His Majesty would have been
more despondent, wouldn't he?Copy !req
40. When he met Yang after
the Battle of Vermilion...Copy !req
41. His Majesty desired to add him to his command, and he may not have given up on it.Copy !req
42. I heard that you vehemently opposed
it at that time and, in the end...Copy !req
43. proposed several conditions
if it were to happen.Copy !req
44. I would be interested in
knowing what you proposed.Copy !req
45. Do you want to hear it,
Fleet Admiral Reuental?Copy !req
46. No, I know it without
hearing it from you.Copy !req
47. Really?Copy !req
48. Appoint Yang to be the Governor-General
of the former Alliance territory...Copy !req
49. have him rule his homeland, and make
him battle his former subordinates.Copy !req
50. That's what you
intended, wasn't it?Copy !req
51. That would be the kind of
plan you'd come up with.Copy !req
52. Is it more important to you to
put people through an ordeal...Copy !req
53. rather than to gather their
talent under His Majesty?Copy !req
54. It is important to gather talent,
but aren't we also responsible...Copy !req
55. for determining if those talents
are worthy of our trust?Copy !req
56. So you're saying that those who come to
serve His Majesty must pass your trials.Copy !req
57. That all sounds great...Copy !req
58. but who would oversee the judge's
fairness and his loyalty to His Majesty?Copy !req
59. You two can do
that, can't you?Copy !req
60. Regardless of the system, the substance of
military power in the Reich lies with you two.Copy !req
61. When you think I lack the fairness,
you have the means to depose me.Copy !req
62. The Chief of Military Affairs
appears to misunderstand something.Copy !req
63. What misunderstanding?Copy !req
64. It's about where the
military power lies.Copy !req
65. In the Lohengramm Dynasty...Copy !req
66. the entirety of military power lies under
the command of Kaiser Reinhard himself.Copy !req
67. Chief Commander Mittermeyer and
I are merely His Majesty's agents.Copy !req
68. Listening to what the Chief
of Military Affairs says...Copy !req
69. it sounds as though you're suggesting
our privatization of military power, but...Copy !req
70. That's strange.Copy !req
71. If I appropriate
your reasoning...Copy !req
72. you have no need to worry whether or not
I am fair to His Majesty from the beginning.Copy !req
73. Isn't my fairness something only His Majesty
himself has the right to assess?Copy !req
74. What sophistry!Copy !req
75. Cut it out,
both of you!Copy !req
76. I thought it was my role to argue
against the Chief of Military Affairs...Copy !req
77. but it seems you've been stealing
my turns from me these days.Copy !req
78. Don't be sarcastic, Mittermeyer.Copy !req
79. I myself am aware that
I was being immature.Copy !req
80. Have you all heard
about Lennenkanpt?Copy !req
81. Yes, My Lord.Copy !req
82. Lennenkanpt was not a
man of perfect character.Copy !req
83. But he was not so sinful as to be
forced to die in this manner, either.Copy !req
84. I feel sorry for him.Copy !req
85. Whom do you think should be held
responsible for this, Your Majesty?Copy !req
86. Instead of pining for the
bitterness of last year's grapes...Copy !req
87. we should find the seeds
of this year's grapes.Copy !req
88. Rather, at this stage...Copy !req
89. I'll take advantage of the fissure between
Yang Wenli and the Alliance government...Copy !req
90. and invite that man of
uncommon talent into our camp.Copy !req
91. What do you think,
Chief of Military Affairs?Copy !req
92. That sounds fine.Copy !req
93. But only if Yang Wenli severs his
ties with the Free Planets Alliance.Copy !req
94. That should be our
condition, I would think.Copy !req
95. For Yang Wenli
to serve Your Majesty...Copy !req
96. it'd mean he'd have to abandon the
nation to which he's belonged till today...Copy !req
97. and to disavow the reasons for
which he's fought till today.Copy !req
98. Then it's for his own sake that
he obliterates all elements...Copy !req
99. that can become
lingering attachments.Copy !req
100. But of course, I wouldn't think it would
be possible for him to do such a thing.Copy !req
101. There's no way Yang
Wenli will serve me...Copy !req
102. In short, that's what you
want to assert, isn't it?Copy !req
103. Yes, Your Majesty.Copy !req
104. Moreover, if Yang Wenli did kneel
down to serve Your Majesty...Copy !req
105. what kind of status and
position would you award him?Copy !req
106. If the reward were too little,
he would be dissatisfied.Copy !req
107. And if it were too excessive,
it would cause alarm among others.Copy !req
108. I understand.Copy !req
109. Let's put aside the issue
of Yang Wenli for now.Copy !req
110. But still, it couldn't even hold
one individual, Yang Wenli.Copy !req
111. How narrow-minded a
democratic nation can be.Copy !req
112. Respectfully, Your Majesty...Copy !req
113. the problem lies not so much in the system
itself, but rather in those who operate it.Copy !req
114. The fact that the Goldenbaum Dynasty
couldn't accept Your Majesty's genius...Copy !req
115. is an example to consider
from our recent past.Copy !req
116. I see, you're right.Copy !req
117. So what will you
do then, Your Majesty?Copy !req
118. Taking advantage of the opportunity
that Lennenkanpt's death has provided...Copy !req
119. will you annex the entire
Alliance territory right away?Copy !req
120. We had previously given
them a reprieve, but...Copy !req
121. It might be fine to mobilize all of our forces to
end all chaos with one swing of the sword...Copy !req
122. but as I see it, the republicans have taken
great pains to dance their crazy dance.Copy !req
123. For the time being, we can just be
spectators from a high place...Copy !req
124. till they get
exhausted from dancing.Copy !req
125. Please, Kaiser, do not give me
an opportunity for rebellion.Copy !req
126. I've chosen you to be the
helmsman of history...Copy !req
127. supported you, and proudly
looked up to your battle flag.Copy !req
128. Please don't make
me regret it.Copy !req
129. You should always walk in front of me,
and moreover, brim with brilliant luster.Copy !req
130. Passivity and stability cannot
be the source of your light.Copy !req
131. Incomparable ambition and
aggressiveness are your true merits.Copy !req
132. A - the New Galactic Reich,
the Lohengramm Dynasty.Copy !req
133. B - the present government
of the Free Planets Alliance.Copy !req
134. C - Yang Wenli and
his independent force.Copy !req
135. D - the former powerholders of Phezzan.Copy !req
136. E - the former Reich, the remnants
of the Goldenbaum Dynasty.Copy !req
137. F - El Facil, which
declared independence.Copy !req
138. G - the remnants of the TerraistsCopy !req
139. I may be thinking
too much, but...Copy !req
140. It used to be simple until just a few
years ago, but now it's so complicated.Copy !req
141. Right now, we probably shouldn't
have to worry about E and G.Copy !req
142. The problem is that if
Yang Wenli's popularity...Copy !req
143. the Alliance's military power, and former
Phezzanis' economic power form an alliance...Copy !req
144. it might pose a
threat to the New Reich.Copy !req
145. Yang, too, probably doesn't think
he can change the situation...Copy !req
146. with just his
limited military power.Copy !req
147. If he were to think that way, he would be too
insignificant an enemy to deserve our caution.Copy !req
148. But...Copy !req
149. Supposing he could,
in fact, defeat the Kaiser...Copy !req
150. I wonder if he has
a vision for afterwards.Copy !req
151. Yang Wenli... He's an
interesting character, but...Copy !req
152. If Yang Wenli were gone, a catalyst which
could unite other forces would also be gone.Copy !req
153. But in that case, we'd have to crush
those several hostile powers one by one.Copy !req
154. I would think His Majesty ponders this
point and is being indecisive because of it.Copy !req
155. But still, I wonder what's going
through His Majesty's mind.Copy !req
156. Fraulein, what was
next on our agenda?Copy !req
157. There's a letter of resignation
from Assistant Secretary Gluck...Copy !req
158. from the Ministry
of Civil Engineering.Copy !req
159. What happened to him?Copy !req
160. Last week, Minister of Civil Engineering
Silverberche fell ill and took sick leave...Copy !req
161. and during that period, Assistant Secretary
Gluck filled in, but backlogged many tasks.Copy !req
162. And he's taking
responsibility for it?Copy !req
163. Rather, seeing how brilliantly the
Minister of Civil Engineering...Copy !req
164. executed the backlogged
tasks upon his return...Copy !req
165. Gluck seems to have
lost his confidence.Copy !req
166. I see.Copy !req
167. All right, I'll meet
with him in any case.Copy !req
168. The duties of Assistant Secretary
are second to those of the Minister.Copy !req
169. If your talents had surpassed
those of Silverberche...Copy !req
170. I would have appointed you,
not him, to be the Minister.Copy !req
171. You are humble and
know yourself well.Copy !req
172. That's all to the good.Copy !req
173. Continue to assist Silverberche.Copy !req
174. Understood?Copy !req
175. Yes, Your Majesty.Copy !req
176. Fraulein.Copy !req
177. Yes, Your Majesty.Copy !req
178. As the political and social
mechanisms stabilize...Copy !req
179. the functions of the Ministry of
Civil Engineering will be privatized...Copy !req
180. and its organization
will be restructured.Copy !req
181. Right now, the talents of the likes
of Silverberche are necessary...Copy !req
182. but in such a restructured state, the
steadiness of Gluck would be more desirable.Copy !req
183. In the future, by using Gluck
as a measuring stick...Copy !req
184. we'll begin cutting such
functions that he cannot handle.Copy !req
185. That will help create
a healthy organization.Copy !req
186. So long as the organization relies
solely on the genius of one individual...Copy !req
187. such an organization
will remain immature.Copy !req
188. I wonder if His Majesty may be thinking
this way not only about the Ministry...Copy !req
189. but also about the
New Reich itself?Copy !req
190. Oh, my Lord Minister,
at the current rate...Copy !req
191. won't the New Imperial Capital be
constructed in less than ten years?Copy !req
192. Ten years from now,
I guess we'll be out of work.Copy !req
193. But if that happens, sir, won't you feel
distressed with all that time on your hands?Copy !req
194. My lord,
you're still young...Copy !req
195. so even ten years from now, you'll be
just over forty or so, in the prime of life.Copy !req
196. That's a waste of talent.Copy !req
197. In that case, I'll serve as the
Prime Minister of the Reich.Copy !req
198. On November 1st, a private funeral
for Lennenkanpt was carried out.Copy !req
199. Considering the rank of the
deceased, it was rather modest.Copy !req
200. But considering that his death
still could not be made public...Copy !req
201. and that his cause of death was a
dishonorable suicide, it couldn't be helped.Copy !req
202. Then Admiral Lennenkanpt cannot be
promoted to Fleet Admiral, can he?Copy !req
203. High Admiral Neithardt MullerCopy !req
204. He didn't die
in battle, so...Copy !req
205. He did die in the line
of duty, but even then?Copy !req
206. I served under Admiral
Lennenkanpt for five years.Copy !req
207. Admiral Bruno von KnapfsteinCopy !req
208. He could be inflexible at times,
but he was a fine superior.Copy !req
209. Admiral Alfred GrillpalzerCopy !req
210. Could you please ask His Majesty to declare
a resolution for a vengence expedition?Copy !req
211. I understand your feeling,
but in this affair...Copy !req
212. there are many ways in which Lennenkanpt
himself should be held responsible.Copy !req
213. The issue is not at all simple, and requires
a high degree of political judgment.Copy !req
214. We can't mobilize
our forces lightly.Copy !req
215. Bruno von Knapfstein
and Alfred Grillpalzer...Copy !req
216. were promising young admirals who
were Lennenkanpt's subordinates...Copy !req
217. until he became
the high commissioner.Copy !req
218. They were expected to become
the matchless twin stars...Copy !req
219. of the next generation
of the Imperial Fleet.Copy !req
220. But their respective
personalities differ immensely.Copy !req
221. Please excuse me.Copy !req
222. Especially Grillpalzer, who was known
not only for his military prowess...Copy !req
223. but also as a geographer, earning
him the nickname of "Explorer Admiral."Copy !req
224. The news that was brought to him at that
time, too, was a notice that his treatise...Copy !req
225. based on his planetary
explorations, was acknowledged...Copy !req
226. and that his admission to the Imperial
Geographic Museum Society was permitted.Copy !req
227. After the funeral,
Kaiser Reinhard...Copy !req
228. summoned all military officers
ranked High Admiral and above...Copy !req
229. in order to renew the discussion
on a future course of action.Copy !req
230. High Admiral Fritz Josef BittenfeldCopy !req
231. I wonder if there'll be
a Kaiser-led expedition?Copy !req
232. His Majesty wants enemies.Copy !req
233. Even though he was born for war,
perhaps war has ended too soon for him?Copy !req
234. It's okay for His Majesty
to move to Phezzan...Copy !req
235. but I'm worried about the changes
in the military command system.Copy !req
236. You mean...?Copy !req
237. High Admiral Ernest MecklingerCopy !req
238. Rear Echelon CommanderCopy !req
239. It's strange for me to say this, having accepted my appointment as Rear Echelon Commander...Copy !req
240. but in regards to military
power, centralization works well.Copy !req
241. If you give power to
each military district...Copy !req
242. it can trigger divisiveness
once central command weakens.Copy !req
243. But as long as His Majesty, Kaiser Reinhard
reigns, something like that will never happen.Copy !req
244. Of course, you're right.Copy !req
245. But even His Majesty has not
been granted eternal youth.Copy !req
246. Rather, because His Majesty's
presence is so powerful...Copy !req
247. once it's lost, the vacancy
will be an immense one.Copy !req
248. What you say
makes sense...Copy !req
249. but according to the order of our ages,
we'll undoubtedly be dead before he is.Copy !req
250. As for such tasks in the future, we
should leave them to the next generation.Copy !req
251. Of course.Copy !req
252. But I feel as though His Majesty's
spirits have weakened recently.Copy !req
253. I am rather
worried about that.Copy !req
254. His Majesty is a poet.Copy !req
255. He expresses himself with
his life and life's work.Copy !req
256. He's a poet who
doesn't need words.Copy !req
257. For that reason, stagnation and
retrogression are unbecoming for him.Copy !req
258. By the way, what are the Alliance government
and military doing about this situation?Copy !req
259. Running about in utter confusion
is the only way to describe it.Copy !req
260. We have no choice but to conclude that
they have lost their control capability.Copy !req
261. Once the lid falls off, the boiling soup will spill
over and all that'll be left will be chaos.Copy !req
262. Then we should take off the
lid ourselves, shouldn't we?Copy !req
263. The chaos in the Alliance government
is a gift from the great god, Odin...Copy !req
264. to grant us the
Alliance territory.Copy !req
265. If we are to mobilize our force, preparations
for supplies are not yet complete.Copy !req
266. It'll be like watching the Battle of
Amlitzer three years ago in the mirror.Copy !req
267. It'll be our turn to starve.Copy !req
268. All we have to do is seize
the Alliance supply bases.Copy !req
269. Under what legal justification?Copy !req
270. Legal justification?Copy !req
271. Does something like legal justification
have that much importance?Copy !req
272. As long as the Alliance government
has the will and capability...Copy !req
273. to suppress armed rebel
forces that oppose them...Copy !req
274. we have no way to launch
attacks against Yang Wenli.Copy !req
275. Non-interference with domestic affairs is
clearly written in the Barlat Peace Treaty.Copy !req
276. I see.Copy !req
277. But regardless of the willingness,
the lack of capability is evident.Copy !req
278. Where is Yang Wenli now?
Where has Lennenkanpt gone?Copy !req
279. These questions point out their
limited capabilities, I would think?Copy !req
280. I myself think so, too.Copy !req
281. But someone has to
voice a cautious stance.Copy !req
282. If Mecklinger were here, I would
leave him in charge of that, but...Copy !req
283. Still, compared to the time of Lippstadt War,
our members have changed a lot.Copy !req
284. Mecklinger, Lutz, Steinmetz, and
Kesler are in their appointed posts...Copy !req
285. and Wahlen is still under medical
treatment for his injury.Copy !req
286. And Kircheis, Kempf, and Lennenkanpt
have departed for Valhalla.Copy !req
287. It's gotten lonesome.Copy !req
288. Getting back to
the discussion...Copy !req
289. In the end, the issue will probably be which
of us, the Reich or the Alliance government...Copy !req
290. pursued unfair treatment
of Yang Wenli more actively.Copy !req
291. Our concern is not so much
the situation of the past...Copy !req
292. but rather the future course
of action, I would think?Copy !req
293. Clarifying the past
situation, and hence...Copy !req
294. the target against whom Yang Wenli intends
to direct his military resistance is necessary...Copy !req
295. in order for us to determine our
course of action is what I'm saying.Copy !req
296. If Yang Wenli is confirmed to be a
resistance force against the Reich...Copy !req
297. we'll have the justification to pursue
a direct military action against him.Copy !req
298. However, it may also give him the centripetal
force as a symbol of an anti-Reich movement.Copy !req
299. That's fine, isn't it?Copy !req
300. Let him gather anti-Reich
powers around him.Copy !req
301. If we then defeat him, we can obliterate
the volcanic chain with one attack.Copy !req
302. It'll be a lot less trouble than taking
care of opposition forces one by one.Copy !req
303. The issue is
not that simple.Copy !req
304. It's possible that the united resistance
force may exceed our control capacity.Copy !req
305. Of course, if we concentrate all of
our forces, that won't happen...Copy !req
306. but in actuality, it's impossible to
gather all forces on one battlefield.Copy !req
307. And because our New Reich
expanded so rapidly...Copy !req
308. I must say that its structural density,
including its military force, is rather thin...Copy !req
309. in comparison to the expanse
of the rebel territory.Copy !req
310. But the opposition is just a disorderly
crowd of hoi polloi, after all.Copy !req
311. Even if they're a crowd of hoi polloi,
given Yang Wenli's ingenuity...Copy !req
312. it's clear that they'll perform above
and beyond their actual capabilities.Copy !req
313. In a worse
case scenario...Copy !req
314. we might find ourselves in the similar
crisis to that of the Battle of Vermilion.Copy !req
315. I don't know whose
plan all of this was...Copy !req
316. but we've been forced into a situation where
we'll have to make a troublesome decision.Copy !req
317. Aside from Yang Wenli, what about
the authenticity of that rumor...Copy !req
318. which triggered this series of disorders,
that Admiral Merkatz is still alive?Copy !req
319. At this stage, we probably
should assume that he's alive.Copy !req
320. Right.Copy !req
321. High Admiral Adalbert von FahrenheitCopy !req
322. Astate, Lippstadt - we battled
alongside each other's ships...Copy !req
323. but now, he and I will
probably never meet again.Copy !req
324. In just two or three years,
how greatly things have changed.Copy !req
325. Until I see how these changes end,
I cannot die so easily.Copy !req
326. Kaiser Reinhard was unhappy.Copy !req
327. He himself could not
accept his own passivity.Copy !req
328. But he was also hesitant to use his almost
limitless power in the most oppressive manner.Copy !req
329. The thought that such use of power might lead
him down the same path as Kaiser Rudolph...Copy !req
330. the man he despised the most, was making
him hesitate using an aggressive approach.Copy !req
331. In other words, ambitions and regret were
warring against one another within himself...Copy !req
332. and that resulted in his
stagnancy in the last few months.Copy !req
333. The reason Your Majesty has
been proudly ever-victorious...Copy !req
334. lies in the fact that you've
always held firm control of history.Copy !req
335. On this particular occasion...Copy !req
336. are you going to fold your divine arms
and let history control you instead?Copy !req
337. Bittenfeld's remark is right!Copy !req
338. Right then, Reinhard re-discovered
what he'd been looking for all along.Copy !req
339. I pondered for too long.Copy !req
340. The just cause that is of the utmost
importance is the unification of this universe.Copy !req
341. In the face of
this just cause...Copy !req
342. smaller legalities do not
even deserve consideration!Copy !req
343. Admiral Bittenfeld!Copy !req
344. Yes, Lord!Copy !req
345. I order you: proceed to Alliance territory
with your Black Lancers as soon as possible!Copy !req
346. Join Admiral Steinmetz
on Planet Uruvasi...Copy !req
347. and maintain the security of the
site until the arrival of my main fleet.Copy !req
348. Yes, Your Majesty!Copy !req
349. Fraulein Mariendorf.Copy !req
350. In the near future, I will make public
the fact of Lennenkanpt's death...Copy !req
351. and declare a punitive expedition to indict
the Alliance government for its accountability.Copy !req
352. Complete the draft for the
speech by the end of this week.Copy !req
353. Yes, Your Majesty.Copy !req
354. The course of action
has been determined!Copy !req
355. At this time, each of you proceed with
your preparations for the expedition.Copy !req
356. Yes, Lord!Copy !req
357. Yes, Lord!Copy !req
358. But still, Your Majesty...Copy !req
359. until your resident castle is built, your
seat of honor remains unsettled, doesn't it?Copy !req
360. I have no need
for a resident castle.Copy !req
361. Where I am is the Imperial
Castle of the Galactic Reich.Copy !req
362. In the foreseeable future, the Battleship
Brunhild will hold the Imperial throne.Copy !req
363. Shivering excitement ran along
the spines of the admirals.Copy !req
364. The Kaiser is not a resident of a
palace, he is a man of the battlefield.Copy !req
365. This charisma was precisely the
essence of what they admired him for.Copy !req
366. On November 10th,
the Black Lancers launched.Copy !req
367. Black Lancers Fleet FlagshipCopy !req
368. Konigs TigerCopy !req
369. This was to be first expedition carried out
by the New Reich under its new military flag.Copy !req
370. All right, let's go to Heinessen,
to drink a toast in celebration!Copy !req
371. Yes, sir!Copy !req
372. This was only 141 days after Reinhard von
Lohengramm donned the Imperial crown.Copy !req
373. Horikawa Ryo
Katsuki MasakoCopy !req
374. Shiozawa Kaneto
Wakamoto Norio
Mori KatsujiCopy !req
375. Noda Keiichi
Hayami Sho
Hashi Takaya
Mizushima YouCopy !req
376. Yamadera Kouichi
Goto Atsushi
Sakuno Shunsuke
Hiyama Nobuyuki
Yara YuusakuCopy !req
377. Preview of Next EpisodeCopy !req
378. Reinhard discloses the truths of the affair,
and declares the re-conquest of the Alliance.Copy !req
379. Bucock and Trung begin
preparations to counter it.Copy !req
380. At the same time, Yang, with the option of
returning to the Alliance no longer open...Copy !req
381. decides to go to El Facil.Copy !req
382. Legend of the Galactic Heroes
Episode 67Copy !req
383. Once AgainCopy !req
384. RagnarokCopy !req
385. Next Episode of Legend of the
Galactic Heroes, Episode #67...Copy !req
386. Another page to the
history of the galaxy.Copy !req