1. D-YFI@AniDBCopy !req
2. LEGENDCopy !req
3. OF THECopy !req
4. GALACTIC HEROESCopy !req
5. Planet HeinessenCopy !req
6. On September 1st of Space Calendar 800,
New Imperial Calendar 2...Copy !req
7. a large memorial service hosted
by the former Alliance Government...Copy !req
8. and other interested parties in the
Alliance Forces had been scheduled.Copy !req
9. The participants are mainly former Alliance
soldiers and the bereaved families...Copy !req
10. but there are very few from
among the high-ranking officials...Copy !req
11. and others we've been monitoring.Copy !req
12. How about Truniht?Copy !req
13. Not even him.Copy !req
14. Sir, will you be
attending the service?Copy !req
15. Let's not.Copy !req
16. This is different from
Yang Wenli's memorial service.Copy !req
17. Julius ElsheimerCopy !req
18. Chief of the New Territory Civil ServicesCopy !req
19. Then should we just
deliver a felicitation address?Copy !req
20. Let's not do that, either.Copy !req
21. It's an autonomous event,
not an official service...Copy !req
22. so a staged act like that would
only stir up unnecessary antipathy.Copy !req
23. But of course, if I sent Truniht
as my proxy, it might get interesting.Copy !req
24. Sir!Copy !req
25. I'm joking.Copy !req
26. There's no need to make trouble
and sow the seed of potential riots.Copy !req
27. By the way, what place did they
designate as their gathering site?Copy !req
28. It's Nguyen Kim Hoa Square.Copy !req
29. Nguyen Kim Hoa...?Copy !req
30. Nguyen Kim Hoa was one of the
founders of the Alliance, wasn't he?Copy !req
31. I've heard that it was the name of someone
who was a close friend of Ale Heinessen...Copy !req
32. and who succeeded him in his
endeavors at the midway point.Copy !req
33. How many do you think
might be in attendance?Copy !req
34. I heard it was about 200,000.Copy !req
35. 200,000...Copy !req
36. That number alone could
be a problem, perhaps.Copy !req
37. Bergengrun, just in case,
arrange to station 10,000...Copy !req
38. no, 20,000 armed
soldiers to guard the site.Copy !req
39. But take care not
to provoke them.Copy !req
40. Yes, but...Copy !req
41. Sir, since the gathering site is not
of a particularly anti-Imperial nature...Copy !req
42. I would think the service will
be carried out peaceably, but...Copy !req
43. I know.Copy !req
44. I think it might be excessive,
but it's just to be on the safe side.Copy !req
45. In actuality, at that time, even Reuental himself
thought that his misgivings were unwarranted.Copy !req
46. Also, the purpose of the service
itself was an amicable one...Copy !req
47. and if everything had gone as Elsheimer planned it would have ended without incident.Copy !req
48. Nguyen Kim Hoa SquareCopy !req
49. But there were people who
did not want it to be that way.Copy !req
50. The Imperial soldiers sensed
the hostility of the crowd...Copy !req
51. and they gradually began
huddling together in one spot.Copy !req
52. Hurrah for Admiral Yang!Copy !req
53. Cheers to democracy!Copy !req
54. Long live freedom!Copy !req
55. Hurrah for Admiral Yang!Copy !req
56. Cheers to democracy!Copy !req
57. Long live freedom!Copy !req
58. Order!Copy !req
59. Order!Copy !req
60. A gathering that goes against the
advisory will be ordered to disperse.Copy !req
61. Please keep quiet!Copy !req
62. Bring down the
autocratic ruler!Copy !req
63. Get out of here
you Imperial jerk!Copy !req
64. Go to hell!Copy !req
65. Go back home!Copy !req
66. R... restrain them!Copy !req
67. Use the gas!Copy !req
68. I give permission
to use your clubs!Copy !req
69. But do not fire!Copy !req
70. You may not use guns!Copy !req
71. Because a rioter took a gun away from a
soldier, the soldiers' lives were in danger...Copy !req
72. and they had to be
permitted to use their guns.Copy !req
73. It was justifiable self-defense - that is what
the official records of the Empire state.Copy !req
74. Although that was a fact in one
segment of the whole affair...Copy !req
75. different "facts"
existed in other aspects.Copy !req
76. Besieged by a hysterical sense of danger
because of the hotheadedness of the crowd...Copy !req
77. the Imperial soldiers began
firing at unarmed citizens.Copy !req
78. Although the riot itself was
quieted down in about an hour...Copy !req
79. it resulted in 4,840 civilian deaths and
118 casualties among the Imperial Force.Copy !req
80. The number of the injured
people exceeded 50,000...Copy !req
81. . and the majority of them were arrested
and detained in the aftermath of the disaster.Copy !req
82. I'm blessed with
such fine subordinates.Copy !req
83. Firing at unarmed
people is a feat...Copy !req
84. that those without courage and
a chivalrous spirit cannot accomplish.Copy !req
85. I'm sorry.Copy !req
86. I'm not criticizing you.Copy !req
87. More importantly, who agitated
the crowd and let this happen?Copy !req
88. Sir, are you thinking that this incident
was not an accidental occurrence?Copy !req
89. I can't think there was anything
amiss with Elsheimer's management.Copy !req
90. Even if the antipathy toward the Empire is still
smoldering, in order for it to ignite so rapidly...Copy !req
91. I would think someone must have
gone around stirring things up.Copy !req
92. As we feared, someone
from the Alliance Fleet...Copy !req
93. That might be too obvious.Copy !req
94. Perhaps the motive behind this riot might
not be rebellion against the Empire.Copy !req
95. You mean...?Copy !req
96. Don't you think it could be an act to tarnish my
authority as Neue Land Governor-General?Copy !req
97. But what good does something
like that do to anyone...Copy !req
98. Sir, do you think...?Copy !req
99. It's not like
I don't have enemies.Copy !req
100. But still, even if someone
had in fact stirred up things...Copy !req
101. a riot or commotion won't occur in
a place free of discontent and anger.Copy !req
102. No matter how well
we govern this nation...Copy !req
103. it doesn't change the fact that we're
still invaders from their point of view.Copy !req
104. Rather, it might be
criticized as hypocrisy.Copy !req
105. In any case, how will
I take care of this situation...?Copy !req
106. Sir, from the list
of the arrestees...Copy !req
107. Fleet Admiral Sidney Sitolet?Copy !req
108. Fleet Admiral Sitolet, did this event end in this
tragic manner because of your direction?Copy !req
109. I was only one
of the participants.Copy !req
110. But if you say that participation itself
is a crime, I will gladly admit to it.Copy !req
111. Your determination is admirable.Copy !req
112. Then I want to ask again...Copy !req
113. Do you know who was in charge of
orchestrating such a disastrous act?Copy !req
114. I don't know.Copy !req
115. Even if I knew,
I wouldn't tell.Copy !req
116. Then, given the situation,
we can't release you.Copy !req
117. If you release me...Copy !req
118. I will lead an act of protest against your
unjust rule, this time on my own initiative.Copy !req
119. The only thing I regret about this incident
is that I was merely following the crowd.Copy !req
120. I admire your courage.Copy !req
121. But as the
Kaiser's representtive...Copy !req
122. I must preserve order in accordance
with the laws determined by the Kaiser.Copy !req
123. I will detain
you once again.Copy !req
124. That's what you should do.Copy !req
125. If that's what seems right to you, I do not hold any grudge against you as an individual for it.Copy !req
126. I passed on to other people the
responsibilities that I should have held...Copy !req
127. and I became a spectator.Copy !req
128. Because of that, many who took
on those responsibilities died.Copy !req
129. I regret it deeply.Copy !req
130. This time around, I will not run
away from my responsibilities.Copy !req
131. Bergengrun, do you think it's possible for one
man's death to awaken billions of people?Copy !req
132. It might be possible.Copy !req
133. But I'd rather hope to
avoid facing such a situation.Copy !req
134. You're right.Copy !req
135. If they seriously started an uprising,
we'd be forced to suppress them.Copy !req
136. But while fighting against great enemy
commanders is an honor for a warrior...Copy !req
137. persecuting the people
is the task of a dog.Copy !req
138. How pathetic.Copy !req
139. When you think about it, Yang Wenli might have been fortunate to have died midway through.Copy !req
140. A warrior in an era of peace is
nothing more than a chained watchdog.Copy !req
141. He does nothing but rot
slowly in sloth and boredom.Copy !req
142. And it doesn't seem like I can
stand the boredom of peace.Copy !req
143. Sir...!Copy !req
144. Have you heard it, Bergengrun?Copy !req
145. The oft-talked-about Oberstein once
likened me to a predatory bird...Copy !req
146. and said that I wasn't someone who
could live inside a cage contentedly...Copy !req
147. warble the song of peace,
and end his life that way.Copy !req
148. Sir, if you'll excuse me,
I must say this.Copy !req
149. Please don't concern yourself with the
intentions of the Chief of Military Affairs.Copy !req
150. His Majesty is a wise ruler.Copy !req
151. If you serve
him with sincerity...Copy !req
152. there is no room for other people's
schemes to get in the way.Copy !req
153. Yes.Copy !req
154. I think you're right.Copy !req
155. For His Majesty
is a wise ruler.Copy !req
156. Reuental.Copy !req
157. Today, I broke into a cold sweat
in front of His Majesty because of you.Copy !req
158. Just now, out of
nowhere, he asked me...Copy !req
159. "What is the color of
the hair of the woman..."Copy !req
160. "... whom Fleet Admiral
Reuental is dating right now?"Copy !req
161. And?Copy !req
162. I couldn't really remember,
so I said, "I think it's black."Copy !req
163. I already parted
with that woman.Copy !req
164. It seems that way.Copy !req
165. His Majesty said
it was bright red.Copy !req
166. He said Emil found
a hair of that color...Copy !req
167. that fell from your sleeve
when you met him just before me.Copy !req
168. Why don't you hire a maid who'll
brush your military uniforms?Copy !req
169. It's unbecoming of Fleet Admiral Reuental,
famed for his aristocratic taste.Copy !req
170. It's not like I'm
aristocratic because I like it.Copy !req
171. It's just that I happened to be
born into an aristocratic family.Copy !req
172. Besides, for some reason, my
household has a bad reputation...Copy !req
173. and there's no female servant
who cares to work there.Copy !req
174. More importantly, is His Majesty
criticizing me for it?Copy !req
175. No, it was just for a laugh.Copy !req
176. His Majesty does not meddle at all
with the private lives of his retainers.Copy !req
177. It's his magnanimity as a ruler, to
respect the individuality of his subjects.Copy !req
178. If you have the confidence and
determination to defeat me...Copy !req
179. you can challenge
me any time you want.Copy !req
180. You must be kidding.Copy !req
181. When Kircheis was gone, I thought
there was nothing more I could lose.Copy !req
182. At this particular point in time, in terms
of balance of wisdom and courage...Copy !req
183. Oskar von Reuental
was the most superior.Copy !req
184. That is what writer and military
commander Ernest Mecklinger recorded.Copy !req
185. Compared to Reuental's balance, Yang
Wenli leaned too much toward wisdom...Copy !req
186. and even Mittermeyer, too,
fundamentally preferred courage.Copy !req
187. Kaiser Reinhard's preference,
though different as a strategist...Copy !req
188. as a tactician, inclined
toward offensive movement.Copy !req
189. In fact, his tactical defeat at the
Battle of Vermilion was owed partially...Copy !req
190. to Reinhard's inability to
restrict himself to defense.Copy !req
191. In which direction will this
great talent lead Reuental?Copy !req
192. It was not clear to even
himself at this point.Copy !req
193. After September 1st, small scale riots and
other "accidents" occurred all over Neue Land.Copy !req
194. The planned attacks
are about half of them.Copy !req
195. The other half are probably
accidental or resultant ones.Copy !req
196. What does the Chief of Civil Services
say about the public disorder?Copy !req
197. He said that as long as we secure
communications and transportation...Copy !req
198. localized revolts
are not to be feared.Copy !req
199. He asked us to protect
those areas at all costs.Copy !req
200. Elsheimer is a civil servant,
but he's an unflappable man.Copy !req
201. Our forces should be able to
accommodate his modest request.Copy !req
202. I'll leave you in charge of the
details. Make the arrangements.Copy !req
203. Certainly.Copy !req
204. By the way, Governor-General...Copy !req
205. Hm?Copy !req
206. This letter was mailed to
the Governer-General's office.Copy !req
207. Please take a look at it.Copy !req
208. The content stated that the
numerous recent disturbances...Copy !req
209. were instigated by Job Truniht
so that he could regain power...Copy !req
210. and that, to this end, eventually, he would
assassinate the Governor-General as well.Copy !req
211. Oh, I see...Copy !req
212. Don't you think this has interesting
things in it, Senior Council Officer?Copy !req
213. I don't believe "interesting" and
"factual" are the same thing, are they?Copy !req
214. If you add 100 "interestings" together, they
might amount to the equivalent of one fact.Copy !req
215. Especially if someone powerful wants that
to happen, no evidence is necessary...Copy !req
216. particularly under the autocratic rule
that you abhor, no, I mean abhorred.Copy !req
217. Furthermore, in terms of the
democracy that you believed in...Copy !req
218. something that the people want
will actually be realized, won't it?Copy !req
219. The people are like
a kite riding a wind.Copy !req
220. They have no substance, and all
they do is float up high in the sky.Copy !req
221. Perhaps you shouldn't
despise them so much.Copy !req
222. After all, they were the ones who supported
you and made you the leader of the Alliance.Copy !req
223. If you belittle them, you might
be denounced as ungrateful.Copy !req
224. This man...Copy !req
225. Maybe he has truly
despised the people all along.Copy !req
226. So what do you plan
to do, Governor-General?Copy !req
227. I won't do anything.
This time around, that is.Copy !req
228. But I'm just warning you that such
a letter has been received by me.Copy !req
229. That's all.Copy !req
230. Yes.Copy !req
231. Are you sure you
want to let him go?Copy !req
232. There's no way we can condemn him
just on the basis of one letter like that.Copy !req
233. For today, it was
just a warning.Copy !req
234. Letting him know that if he
continues to do as he likes...Copy !req
235. he might trip up, which
might just keep him in check.Copy !req
236. More importantly...Copy !req
237. there's the remainder of Yang Wenli's forces
that still remain stationed in Iserlohn Fortress.Copy !req
238. Yes, sir.Copy !req
239. Regardless of their actual capabilities,
it is undeniable that their existence...Copy !req
240. has become the basis of hope for
the people who oppose the Empire.Copy !req
241. I don't believe we can
leave them as they are.Copy !req
242. But if we start a battle,
we won't go unscathed.Copy !req
243. In that case, it might give
them the chance to take action.Copy !req
244. For now, we won't make any
movements toward Iserlohn.Copy !req
245. We just need to continue blocking the
Corridor tightly and keep close surveillance.Copy !req
246. Advise the entire
Fleet strongly...Copy !req
247. to make sure that no one enters
the Corridor without authorization...Copy !req
248. like what happened
the other day.Copy !req
249. If we block the flow of information and
resources and corner them psychologically...Copy !req
250. it is highly probable that they
will self-destruct from within.Copy !req
251. Though it's okay for Julian to learn
from Yang, if it goes too far...Copy !req
252. he might forget the spirit of the new
generation and take the path of regression.Copy !req
253. I worry about
that these days.Copy !req
254. So you don't have to worry
about his talent itself?Copy !req
255. And there's also a possibility that he
might destroy his life over an evil woman.Copy !req
256. No, Karin is a nice girl!Copy !req
257. Is that the issue?Copy !req
258. Come to think of it, has their
relationship gotten any further?Copy !req
259. It seems they're meeting
fairly frequently.Copy !req
260. I don't know if you can
even call it a "relationship."Copy !req
261. Oh well, what
a no-good pupil.Copy !req
262. Hey...Copy !req
263. Hello, Ltjg. Minci.Copy !req
264. Hello.Copy !req
265. Are you going to be organizing
Admiral Yang's papers today, too?Copy !req
266. That's right...Copy !req
267. You seem down.Copy !req
268. How are you doing,
Corporal Kreuzer?Copy !req
269. It turned sour just now.Copy !req
270. Don't try too hard.Copy !req
271. You're really happy
to see me, aren't you?Copy !req
272. He really is a
better actor than her.Copy !req
273. What Ms. Frederica
said must be true, but...Copy !req
274. Lt. General...Copy !req
275. I'm afraid I'm being meddlesome, but are you
sure it's okay for you to say things like that?Copy !req
276. You know, she's finally
started talking to you.Copy !req
277. What Corporal Kreuzer thinks
of me is her problem, not mine.Copy !req
278. What I think of her
is my problem, though.Copy !req
279. So what do you
think of her?Copy !req
280. I've never hated
a beautiful woman.Copy !req
281. Especially a lively
beautiful woman.Copy !req
282. So does Karin
resemble her mother?Copy !req
283. Hey, young man, unlike your usual self,
you're plotting something, aren't you?Copy !req
284. In any case, the daughter has left a
deeper impression than the mother did.Copy !req
285. That's for sure.Copy !req
286. You came in
at a good time.Copy !req
287. We were just
talking about Truniht...Copy !req
288. but what do you think
about his turncoat ways?Copy !req
289. His betrayals aren't something
that just recently started.Copy !req
290. But knowing him,
I'm sure he's plotting...Copy !req
291. and is just obeying Kaiser Reinhard's
orders right now as a cover.Copy !req
292. So how about we send
a cautionary letter...Copy !req
293. to Kaiser Reinhard or Fleet
Admiral Reuental not to trust him...Copy !req
294. and demand their
gratitude that way?Copy !req
295. Will something like that actually
make them feel indebted to us?Copy !req
296. Besides, if we don't have any proof,
I doubt they'll believe us, anyway.Copy !req
297. I'm sure that scumbag, Truniht, must
be plotting something evil anyway!Copy !req
298. Speaking for myself...Copy !req
299. I wouldn't want Kaiser Reinhard to be
assassinated by a menial villain, too.Copy !req
300. But of course, right now, we too are "menial
villains" from the the Empire's point of view.Copy !req
301. Anyway, no matter what that fox,
Truniht, might be plotting...Copy !req
302. it might be too much for him to match wits
against that famed Fleet Admiral Oberstein.Copy !req
303. Frederica Greenhill Yang, too, was in the
midst of a busy schedule every day.Copy !req
304. In the same way she had dealt with her father's death, it must be a quirk of her mentality...Copy !req
305. . that made her lock away her grief within
her heart's drawer for the time being...Copy !req
306. by fulfilling her duties and
responsibilities to the fullest extent.Copy !req
307. You must be tired.Copy !req
308. Please don't push
yourself too hard.Copy !req
309. Thank you.Copy !req
310. But business diverts my mind.Copy !req
311. At a time like this, I wonder if
drinking might make me feel better.Copy !req
312. Speaking in retrospect...Copy !req
313. I think that if Ms. Jessica Edwards were
alive, she and I could've been good friends.Copy !req
314. Come to think of it, she also made a leap
into politics after her fiancé's death.Copy !req
315. They're alike.Copy !req
316. What's the matter?Copy !req
317. Nothing.Copy !req
318. By the way, did you give some sort
of advice to Corporal Kreuzer?Copy !req
319. Oh, nothing important.Copy !req
320. I just told her that
Lt. General Schenkopp...Copy !req
321. is someone who has no association
whatsoever with the notion of "cowardice."Copy !req
322. It's a fact.Copy !req
323. That sure had
an effect on her.Copy !req
324. Corporal Kreuzer admires you.Copy !req
325. She once said that she
wanted to be like you.Copy !req
326. Oh, no.Copy !req
327. If she turns out to be a poor cook
like me, you'll be in trouble, Julian.Copy !req
328. For her future's sake, she should follow
Mrs. Cazellnu's example, instead of mine.Copy !req
329. Well, shall we go now?Copy !req
330. That evening, Julian and Frederica
were invited to dinner by Mrs. Cazellnu.Copy !req
331. When Julian found out that
Karin was also coming...Copy !req
332. he wondered if Schenkopp
should also come along...Copy !req
333. but then agreed with Mrs. Cazellnu's
opinion that it would just backfire.Copy !req
334. Hey, Julian, let the boisterous women
play a board game or something...Copy !req
335. and let's quietly have
a drink, just between men.Copy !req
336. Go ahead, take your time
between you two men together.Copy !req
337. But I wonder if the host should just
go AWOL under enemy fire like that.Copy !req
338. Well, today, Iserlohn's beautiful
flowers are all in attendance...Copy !req
339. and they're shining so brilliantly that
we just need to hide away in a cave.Copy !req
340. A line like that
is appropriate...Copy !req
341. coming from someone like Lt. General
Schenkopp or Commander Poplan.Copy !req
342. But when you say it,
it's not at all impressive.Copy !req
343. No, no.Copy !req
344. Because I say it only once
in a while, it's fresher.Copy !req
345. Right, Julian?Copy !req
346. Um, sure.Copy !req
347. Oh well, I wonder how they can be so
passionate about such a dull game.Copy !req
348. But still, laughter is much
better than crying, of course.Copy !req
349. Julian was feeling
exactly the same way.Copy !req
350. Despite all that's happened, they
can hear laughter now in any case.Copy !req
351. Even as they always carry with
them a sense of adversity...Copy !req
352. people were rebounding
from the memories of winter...Copy !req
353. and continued walking from
the spring and toward summer.Copy !req
354. Don't you see why we killed Yang
Wenli and not Kaiser Reinhard?Copy !req
355. Terraism ArchbishopCopy !req
356. De VillierCopy !req
357. A great empire called "Rome," which
reigned over our Earth in the distant past...Copy !req
358. also adopted a monotheistic religion as
its national religion in their time of decline...Copy !req
359. and with it, they ruled civilization
and the history of future generations.Copy !req
360. It's a precedent that we should pay
attention to, and we should want to.Copy !req
361. We will make Kaiser Reinhard an even more
absolute autocratic ruler, and then a tyrant...Copy !req
362. so as to direct the people's
hatred and hostility toward him.Copy !req
363. And at that point, belief in Terraism must
become the ideal that will oppose tyranny.Copy !req
364. It cannot be the belief
in despicable democracy.Copy !req
365. That's where Yang would
have become an obstacle.Copy !req
366. That's right.Copy !req
367. Moreover, it goes without saying that when
we usurp the infrastructure of power...Copy !req
368. it's easier for us if the power has been
concentrated in one establishment.Copy !req
369. But still, it might be difficult to
turn that blond brat into a tyrant.Copy !req
370. A rebellion by a retainer awakens an
autocratic ruler's suspicious nature...Copy !req
371. leading to a
large-scale purge...Copy !req
372. which amplifies his retainers' fears,
resulting in their eventual revolt.Copy !req
373. Histories of monarchs are
mere repetitions of that.Copy !req
374. We're just applying that ironbound
law to the Lohengramm Dynasty.Copy !req
375. That's why we'll make Fleet
Admiral Reuental rise in revolt.Copy !req
376. Reuental is at the top among the prominent
vassals in the New Galactic Empire...Copy !req
377. and despite his youth,
he's a brilliant commander.Copy !req
378. If someone of such stature betrays him, not
even Kaiser Reinhard will remain unflappable.Copy !req
379. He'll wonder who
will betray him next...Copy !req
380. and can't help but be
suspicious, even of loyal subjects.Copy !req
381. From there, we just
take it further.Copy !req
382. Oskar von Reuental is
certainly a brilliant commander...Copy !req
383. but will his subordinates agree
to rebel against Kaiser Reinhard?Copy !req
384. Don't worry about that.Copy !req
385. I've made sure of it.Copy !req
386. Yang Wenli is dead.Copy !req
387. Reuental will die, too.Copy !req
388. The blond brat who claims the
title of Kaiser will also die.Copy !req
389. They'll all die and become compost
for us to administer our justice.Copy !req
390. Preview of Next EpisodeCopy !req
391. The rumor of Reuental's rebellion
once again spreads in the streets.Copy !req
392. Then a letter from
Reuental to Reinhard...Copy !req
393. requesting the Kaiser make an
Imperial visit to Planet Heinessen arrives.Copy !req
394. Reinhard, who trusts Reuental...Copy !req
395. pushes aside the voices of objection
and decides to pay an Imperial visit.Copy !req
396. Legend of the Galactic Heroes
Episode 91Copy !req
397. BuddingCopy !req
398. Next episode...Copy !req
399. Another page to the
history of the galaxy.Copy !req