1. D-YFI@AniDBCopy !req
2. LEGENDCopy !req
3. OF THECopy !req
4. GALACTIC HEROESCopy !req
5. Planet HeinessenCopy !req
6. The report of the
unrest on Planet Uruvasi...Copy !req
7. Neue-Land Government-GeneralCopy !req
8. Hotel EuphoniaCopy !req
9. was soon delivered to Oskar
von Reuental on Planet Heinessen.Copy !req
10. He had a moment of stupefaction,
but it didn't last long, and no one noticed.Copy !req
11. In any case, find the Kaiser and his
party right away and protect them.Copy !req
12. And Admiral Grillpalzer...Copy !req
13. go to Uruvasi immediately to restore
order and investigate the situation.Copy !req
14. For Reuental, there was no
other order he could give.Copy !req
15. If he secured
the Kaiser's person...Copy !req
16. he could present his side of
the explanation or argument.Copy !req
17. But once the Kaiser
returns to Phezzan...Copy !req
18. Reuental would have no choice other than
to be recalled as a criminal and punished.Copy !req
19. While Reuental could accept
the Kaiser's punishment...Copy !req
20. his pride wouldn't allow himself to be treated
like a criminal for something he didn't do.Copy !req
21. Especially because it seemed certain
that an unpleasant character...Copy !req
22. would be standing
between the Kaiser and him.Copy !req
23. Right afterwards, even worse
news was delivered to Reuental.Copy !req
24. Lutz is dead...!Copy !req
25. It meant that Reuental
no longer had a way out.Copy !req
26. At least that is how it
seemed to Reuental.Copy !req
27. Governor-General,
what will you do?Copy !req
28. It's just as you've
heard, Bergengrun.Copy !req
29. It seems I've become the first traitor in
the history of the Lohengramm Dynasty.Copy !req
30. But Governor-General...Copy !req
31. even though this is an unprecedented
scandal, it's something you had no part in.Copy !req
32. If you explain the
situation to His Majesty...Copy !req
33. It won't do any good!Copy !req
34. Sir!Copy !req
35. First of all...Copy !req
36. why should I, when I'm innocent, explain
myself so frantically and obsequiously?Copy !req
37. It's ridiculous!Copy !req
38. Did I fight for the Kaiser to this
day just to be treated like this?Copy !req
39. Sir...Copy !req
40. No, I don't mind
apologizing to the Kaiser.Copy !req
41. As a vassal, it's only
natural to do that.Copy !req
42. But...Copy !req
43. I don't mind
becoming a traitor.Copy !req
44. But to be set up as traitor,
that I don't want any part of.Copy !req
45. By the way, Bergengrun,
what're you going to do?Copy !req
46. What do you mean?Copy !req
47. If you plan to be loyal to the Kaiser,
you should kill me right here.Copy !req
48. Otherwise, I will become
a danger to the Kaiser.Copy !req
49. No, it seems I've
already become one.Copy !req
50. There is only one
course of action for me:Copy !req
51. To appear before the Kaiser
with you, unarmed...Copy !req
52. and tell him that you have
no part in this scheme.Copy !req
53. Bergengrun, I've already been under
suspicion of treason against the Kaiser once.Copy !req
54. I won't accept
it a second time!Copy !req
55. The Kaiser probably feels
the same way, too.Copy !req
56. Whether it's the second or third time,
as long as the suspicion is unfounded...Copy !req
57. you should try to remove
the Kaiser's misunderstanding.Copy !req
58. It's not something that you
should spare making an effort for.Copy !req
59. Bergengrun, I don't mind going
to see the Kaiser unarmed.Copy !req
60. But on my way there, or even
just before our meeting...Copy !req
61. can you say definitively that
I won't be assassinated...Copy !req
62. by the Chief of Military Affairs or
the Vice-Minister of Internal Affairs?Copy !req
63. My name is on the purge list of the
Chief Minister of Military Affairs.Copy !req
64. I absolutely cannot stand the
thought of dying in a manner...Copy !req
65. for which I would be derided
by future generations.Copy !req
66. I would rather...Copy !req
67. In any case, for me to
be set up in this way...Copy !req
68. it must be the scheme of the
human-disguised vermin...Copy !req
69. named "Vice-Minister of
Internal Affairs" on Phezzan.Copy !req
70. But...!Copy !req
71. It doesn't matter, even if
that's actually not true.Copy !req
72. That's what I think, so let
me just suppose that way.Copy !req
73. I wouldn't mind losing to a
tactical artist like Yang Wenli...Copy !req
74. but it would be pathetic if I were chained by
someone like him to rot for the rest of my life.Copy !req
75. What's Truniht doing now?Copy !req
76. Would you like
to see him?Copy !req
77. There is a way to use him.Copy !req
78. It's an unpleasant use, so that's even
more of a reason to do it expediently.Copy !req
79. Call him up.Copy !req
80. We'll have to talk to the Chief of Civil
Services, but what shall we do?Copy !req
81. No, there's no need for that.Copy !req
82. I'll talk to Elsheimer later.Copy !req
83. Yes, sir.Copy !req
84. In a peaceful time, Yang Wenli would
probably have been able to live peacefully...Copy !req
85. but he died
before that time came.Copy !req
86. Considering that only those of
us who view peace as boredom...Copy !req
87. and cannot stand it have survived the Creator must be just and fair.Copy !req
88. In the sense that He's
full of malice, that is.Copy !req
89. You were born just
to make us suffer.Copy !req
90. Or was it perhaps possible for me to have
a family and live in peace and happiness?Copy !req
91. The Reuental family ends with me.Copy !req
92. Thankfully,
I have no siblings.Copy !req
93. This way, I won't be leaving the seed
of nuisance for future generations.Copy !req
94. The Mittermeyers haven't been able to
have a child even though they want one.Copy !req
95. I let my tongue
slip inappropriately.Copy !req
96. Even though I knew it, I couldn't
even be honest and apologize.Copy !req
97. Please give these
to your wife.Copy !req
98. Even at a
time like that...Copy !req
99. Mittermeyer understood me,
even though I didn't say anything.Copy !req
100. And this time, too.Copy !req
101. But things change.Copy !req
102. Even though I didn't want
one, my child was born.Copy !req
103. Treason, too, may be a situation that
will befall me even if I don't want it.Copy !req
104. You...Copy !req
105. You should never
have been born!Copy !req
106. You should never
have been born!Copy !req
107. If one can feel happy
in one's childhood...Copy !req
108. that is because one can go without
knowing the truth about oneself.Copy !req
109. Do you mean it is
like being intoxicated?Copy !req
110. Or is it like sobering up?Copy !req
111. I wonder which.Copy !req
112. I don't know.Copy !req
113. But either way, it must be happier
to die while still intoxicated.Copy !req
114. I wonder if intoxication perhaps
includes such feelings...Copy !req
115. as love for someone,
or loyalty to someone.Copy !req
116. I detested aristocratic society,
and I thought it should just go to hell.Copy !req
117. But I never thought I wanted
to destroy it with my own hands.Copy !req
118. No, I couldn't
think that way.Copy !req
119. When I found out that the dearest Him -
the Him who is 9 years younger than me...Copy !req
120. intended to usurp and destroy
the Goldenbaum Dynasty...Copy !req
121. the shock I felt was
not at all insignificant.Copy !req
122. There is such a wide difference of ambition
between the great and the ordinary...Copy !req
123. I was carried away by it, and I
gambled on him, Mein Kaiser, that is.Copy !req
124. Mittermeyer, I wish I could
have had another drink with you.Copy !req
125. I threw away that privilege
with my own hands.Copy !req
126. Mittermeyer, my friend,
Wolf der Sturm...Copy !req
127. I'm sure you'll stake your
own life to defend me.Copy !req
128. But...Copy !req
129. a malice that outweighs your goodwill
stands between the Kaiser and me.Copy !req
130. I have no choice but to fight,
for the sake of my pride!Copy !req
131. If you have the confidence and
determination to defeat me...Copy !req
132. you may challenge
me at any time.Copy !req
133. You must be joking.Copy !req
134. Now that I've decided to fight, I will call upon
the best of my intelligence and abilities.Copy !req
135. In order to grab victory,
I will strive to the fullest!Copy !req
136. Otherwise, it would be a
discourtesy to the Kaiser!Copy !req
137. The news of Fleet Admiral
Reuental's rebellion...Copy !req
138. shocked the renowned admirals of
the Empire, but at the same time...Copy !req
139. there was also a strange
sense of inevitability.Copy !req
140. Reuental's position and talent were
commensurate with his ambition.Copy !req
141. Some certainly felt that way.Copy !req
142. On the other hand, there are
those who could not believe it.Copy !req
143. Or rather, we should say, those
who did not want to believe it.Copy !req
144. I thought that such hogwash had
already melted away in the spring thaw...Copy !req
145. but I guess that
wasn't the case, huh?Copy !req
146. So you're one of those who enjoy letting
it snow in the summer, aren't you?Copy !req
147. At that time, it was just a rumor,
but this time around, it's a fact.Copy !req
148. Even if Fleet Admiral Reuental had
nothing to do with the incident itself...Copy !req
149. what about his responsibility
to ensure the Kaiser's safety?Copy !req
150. Mittermeyer kept his
personal feelings in check...Copy !req
151. and strived to fulfill his duty as
Chief Commander of the Space Fleet.Copy !req
152. Above anything else, securing Kaiser
Reinhard's safety was their top priority.Copy !req
153. This is a mistake.Copy !req
154. This has got
to be a mistake.Copy !req
155. Reuental!Copy !req
156. Huh?Copy !req
157. How are you,
Governor-General?Copy !req
158. I heard it was
an urgent matter.Copy !req
159. I have something
I want you to do.Copy !req
160. I want you to
be of use to me.Copy !req
161. I'll be happy to serve
you in any way I can.Copy !req
162. I see.Copy !req
163. By the way, there is something I've
wanted to ask you for some time.Copy !req
164. You'd advocate like
this, wouldn't you?Copy !req
165. That the reason you've acted
in such a deplorable way...Copy !req
166. was to foster the wholesome
development of republican democracy...Copy !req
167. that is, to serve as
a warning to posterity.Copy !req
168. How brilliant of you,
Fleet Admiral Reuental.Copy !req
169. I'm happy that you discerned
my true intentions.Copy !req
170. What?Copy !req
171. I was just joking.Copy !req
172. I don't intend
to become a martyr.Copy !req
173. My past actions were, regrettably,
for the sake of my own welfare.Copy !req
174. This scumbag ate away at republican
democracy and even devoured it to its bones.Copy !req
175. In the same manner, he is about
to bite into autocracy right now.Copy !req
176. Detain this sewer
rat someplace.Copy !req
177. He speaks something like human language,
despite the fact he's nothing more than a rat...Copy !req
178. but there's no need
to listen to him.Copy !req
179. He'll be used
as a tool later...Copy !req
180. so until then, don't forget to feed
him so he won't die of starvation.Copy !req
181. Sir!Copy !req
182. Send a messenger
to Iserlohn Fortress.Copy !req
183. And tell them...Copy !req
184. that if they prevent the Imperial Force's
passage through the Iserlohn Corridor...Copy !req
185. I'll give them control over the
entire former Alliance territory.Copy !req
186. That shouldn't surprise you.Copy !req
187. What I want is control
over the Empire.Copy !req
188. I can give away the former Alliance territory
to the remainder of the republicans.Copy !req
189. Sir...Copy !req
190. In any case, there's no reason for us to take on a strategic handicap when we don't have to.Copy !req
191. So let's just take some
measures against it.Copy !req
192. If they want, we
can also give them...Copy !req
193. the head or body of the traitor to republican
democracy, Job Truniht, as a supplement.Copy !req
194. Don't forget to tell
them that, either.Copy !req
195. Oskar von Reuental was someone
with extraordinary genius...Copy !req
196. which itself could be described
as being guilty of high treason...Copy !req
197. and as commander of a large force,
as governor of an expansive territory...Copy !req
198. or as prime minister, his
talent was more than enough.Copy !req
199. But in this era...Copy !req
200. it seems that there was one position that
did not appear to be appropriate for him...Copy !req
201. that is, the position of the Emperor of the
New Empire that had just been established.Copy !req
202. When we think about it, as an
emperor of three generations later...Copy !req
203. there would've been
no one who possessed...Copy !req
204. the kind of talent and
prominence that Reuental had.Copy !req
205. He would have inherited the system of the
previous administration, fostered its merits...Copy !req
206. corrected its weaknesses,
enforced stricter official disciplines...Copy !req
207. regenerated the governmental
infrastructure...Copy !req
208. quelled armed rebellions, protected
the Imperial rule and its people...Copy !req
209. and maintained a steadfast centralized
unity under his powerful leadership.Copy !req
210. There is no doubt that he would have
become a much more extraordinary ruler...Copy !req
211. than the majority of the
Goldenbaum Dynasty emperors.Copy !req
212. But in his Empire, the capital
would always be Odin.Copy !req
213. Among his contemporaries, there
was a young man who moved...Copy !req
214. with his unequalled genius, the
center of the universe to Phezzan.Copy !req
215. In that sense, Reuental was a preserver
who was born in the age of the founder.Copy !req
216. To live in the same era as this
founder, Reinhard von Lohengramm...Copy !req
217. I wonder if it might have been a
misfortune for Oskar von Reuental...Copy !req
218. Or...?Copy !req
219. Julian Minci intentionally
left it at that.Copy !req
220. Above all, it may be because the only
information he had at that time...Copy !req
221. was about Reuental's rebellion
and Kaiser Reinhard's disappearance.Copy !req
222. But perhaps, it was
because he himself...Copy !req
223. may have found the truth in this affair
that could not be explained by logic.Copy !req
224. The Kaiser's party, which had gone
missing since the incident took place...Copy !req
225. had been rushing
its return to Phezzan.Copy !req
226. Without knowing how to
distinguish friend from foe...Copy !req
227. they had blocked all radio
communications on their escape flight.Copy !req
228. While on the run, Reinhard found out about Lutz's death through an intercepted communication...Copy !req
229. and when he did, he
remained silent for a while.Copy !req
230. I will confer the rank of
Imperial Fleet Admiral upon Lutz.Copy !req
231. He would hate it, but this is his punishment
for not keeping his promise to me.Copy !req
232. Around the same time, Grillpalzer...Copy !req
233. who had been dispatched by Reuental to
settle the situation and investigate the affair...Copy !req
234. seized control of Uruvasi in the month
of October and restored public order.Copy !req
235. It was done rather militaristically,
and more than 2,000 of the soldiers...Copy !req
236. who did not immediately agree
to disarm and surrender...Copy !req
237. were killed in combat
or by execution.Copy !req
238. Afterwards, Grillpalzer
went on to investigate...Copy !req
239. the circumstances of the affair
that put the Kaiser in grave danger...Copy !req
240. but this was not something that
could easily reach a resolution.Copy !req
241. The base commander, Vice
Admiral Winkler, was missing.Copy !req
242. His body was not found, and there
were no leads as to his whereabouts.Copy !req
243. It was confirmed through
military medical records...Copy !req
244. that he was recently showing
symptoms of drug addiction...Copy !req
245. but the thread of the investigation was
severed when it got to the question of "why."Copy !req
246. Why a high-ranked official, who was
assigned an important position...Copy !req
247. based on his abilities and distinguished
career, would become an addict?Copy !req
248. The soldiers' testimonies
were also extremely muddled.Copy !req
249. Because High Admirals Lutz and Muller
were brainwashed by the Terraists...Copy !req
250. and attempted to
assassinate His Majesty...Copy !req
251. we were dispatched, by the order
of our superiors to rescue him!Copy !req
252. But from among the dead...Copy !req
253. there were more than ten who had Terraist
scriptures and emblems in their possession...Copy !req
254. and hence, it seemed that it was
possibly a scheme by the Terraists.Copy !req
255. But for some reason, Grillpalzer did not
attempt to report that fact at that time.Copy !req
256. It was on October 29th
that the Kaiser's party...Copy !req
257. which had gone missing
since the incident occured...Copy !req
258. was discovered and sheltered by the
Wahlen Fleet which was searching for them.Copy !req
259. Lutz's death, as well as
over three weeks in flight...Copy !req
260. hurt Kaiser Reinhard's
pride tremendously.Copy !req
261. Although, while on Uruvasi,
Reinhard seemed inclined...Copy !req
262. to deny the possibility that Reuental
was the main culprit in this scheme...Copy !req
263. such leniency had all but
disappeared by that time.Copy !req
264. On Space Calendar 800,
New Imperial Calendar 2...Copy !req
265. just as Julian Minci had lamented...Copy !req
266. history was accelerating its
tumble down the slope into tragedy.Copy !req
267. Preview of Next EpisodeCopy !req
268. Kaiser Reinhard issues an order for a punitive
expedition against Reuental to Mittermeyer.Copy !req
269. Having been forced to
make a difficult decision...Copy !req
270. Mittermeyer decides to at least eliminate
the chief culprit of this affair, Lang.Copy !req
271. Meanwhile, Hilda was becoming aware of
something unusual in her physical condition.Copy !req
272. Legend of the Galactic Heroes
Episode 94Copy !req
273. Rebellion is a Hero's PrivilegeCopy !req
274. Next episode of...Copy !req
275. Another page to the
history of the galaxy.Copy !req