1. D-YFI@AniDBCopy !req
2. LEGENDCopy !req
3. OF THECopy !req
4. GALACTIC HEROESCopy !req
5. After having been released from
his house-arrest by Reuental...Copy !req
6. Elsheimer was waiting
at the Government-General.Copy !req
7. Lutz's brother-in-law was surprised
greatly by Reuental's facial complexion.Copy !req
8. My "mission"
didn't materialize.Copy !req
9. Naturally, I ought to be too ashamed to face
you again, but I shamelessly came back alive.Copy !req
10. Luck wasn't on
your side, I suppose.Copy !req
11. No, even if I did it again,
it would bring the same result.Copy !req
12. It seems this is just about as far as
my talent and ability can take me.Copy !req
13. Chief Minister of Civil Engineering, I have a
favor to ask of you, so will you consider it?Copy !req
14. Sure.Copy !req
15. I want you to take charge of the
Government-General in its entirety...Copy !req
16. both the governmental
and administrative duties.Copy !req
17. As much as I regret that
I'm forcing upon you...Copy !req
18. the consequences of something that
I selfishly started on my own...Copy !req
19. the responsibilities of government should not be neglected, after all, no matter who the ruler is.Copy !req
20. I will do so.Copy !req
21. Call in Truniht.Copy !req
22. To meet him is nothing but unpleasant,
but I suppose it will at least serve as practice...Copy !req
23. for enduring the
unpleasantness of death.Copy !req
24. I'm glad you seem well,
Senior Council Officer.Copy !req
25. Thanks to you,
Governor-General.Copy !req
26. You can see how I am.Copy !req
27. In accordance with the
customs of autocracy...Copy !req
28. I launched a futile rebellion and am just
about to suffer a death no one will extol.Copy !req
29. I wonder if such
a tragicomedy...Copy !req
30. has a place in the democracy to
which you used to devote yourself?Copy !req
31. Democracy isn't really
all that remarkable.Copy !req
32. You can just look
at me, Fleet Admiral.Copy !req
33. Someone like me can hold power and
make others live or die as he likes.Copy !req
34. If that isn't a flaw of
democracy, then what is?Copy !req
35. That's strange.Copy !req
36. You sound as though
you detest democracy.Copy !req
37. You wanted power,
and to obtain it...Copy !req
38. you took full advantage of the
democratic system, didn't you?Copy !req
39. Then isn't democracy
your kindest benefactor?Copy !req
40. You don't need to speak
so ill of it, do you?Copy !req
41. If autocracy gives me the power I want, then
autocracy will become my next benefactor.Copy !req
42. I will then devote myself to autocracy with
even more sincerity than I did to democracy.Copy !req
43. So even under the
Lohengramm Dynasty...Copy !req
44. you plan to gain power by
becoming prime minister?Copy !req
45. If the Kaiser wishes.Copy !req
46. And just as you made the
Free Planets Alliance wither away...Copy !req
47. you intend to make the Lohengramm
Dynasty wither away as well?Copy !req
48. And to do that...Copy !req
49. you wholeheartedly allowed the Terraists
to take advantage of you in the process?Copy !req
50. No, I took
advantage of Terraism.Copy !req
51. I take advantage
of everything I can.Copy !req
52. Religion, political systems,
the Kaiser, anything!Copy !req
53. Yes, even the Kaiser,
who you rebelled against...Copy !req
54. that kiddy who, as talented as he is,
is far from perfect as a human being.Copy !req
55. As for the arrogant "genius" of that blond brat,
I'm sure you were also quite annoyed by it!Copy !req
56. I don't give a damn if you
belittle republican democracy...Copy !req
57. profit at the expense of a
nation, or deceive the people.Copy !req
58. But...!Copy !req
59. But I won't allow you to soil the Kaiser's
dignity with your filthy, feces-filled tongue.Copy !req
60. I neither served nor rebelled against a Kaiser
who could be insulted by someone like you!Copy !req
61. He really was the
most disgusting lot.Copy !req
62. The last man I kill
in my life was unarmed.Copy !req
63. How dare he make me commit
such a dishonorable act.Copy !req
64. Don't disturb me.Copy !req
65. I'm not just dying;
I'm in the process of dying.Copy !req
66. I'm somewhat
enjoying that process.Copy !req
67. Don't disturb my
last enjoyment.Copy !req
68. It's been a long time.Copy !req
69. Just as I thought, you
became a treasonous sinner.Copy !req
70. The survivor of the
Lichtenlade clan, huh?Copy !req
71. You got tripped up by
your own ambition, and lost.Copy !req
72. Elfriede von KohlrauschCopy !req
73. I just came by to
watch you die miserably.Copy !req
74. That's very kind of you.Copy !req
75. Just wait a little while longer,
and your wish will be granted.Copy !req
76. In any case, I'd like to
grant a woman's wish, too.Copy !req
77. But still, who on earth brought
you all the way here?Copy !req
78. A kind person.Copy !req
79. His name?Copy !req
80. None of your business.Copy !req
81. That's right.Copy !req
82. It's definitely none
of my business.Copy !req
83. Is that my child?Copy !req
84. It's your son.Copy !req
85. You came here to
show me the child?Copy !req
86. What are you
going to do now?Copy !req
87. There's something that a self-important guy
from antiquity once said, self-Copy !req
88. "It's the utmost happiness in life to
have a friend with whom one can..."Copy !req
89. "... at the time of one's
death, entrust one's infant."Copy !req
90. Meet with Wolfgang Mittermeyer
and ask him to take care of the child.Copy !req
91. That would guarantee the
best possible life for that child.Copy !req
92. They're a couple a
lot more qualified...Copy !req
93. to become the parents of a child than
the coupling of this woman and me.Copy !req
94. No child was born to them,
but one was born to us.Copy !req
95. Births must be controlled
by an Existence...Copy !req
96. who's either extremely
incompetent or extremely sarcastic.Copy !req
97. If you want to kill me,
you should kill me now.Copy !req
98. Otherwise, you'll lose
the opportunity for good.Copy !req
99. If you don't have a weapon,
you can use my gun.Copy !req
100. It looks like I'm no
longer even worth killing.Copy !req
101. Admiral, that lady has left.Copy !req
102. And she asked that we entrust Fleet
Admiral Mittermeyer with this baby...Copy !req
103. but what should I do?Copy !req
104. Oh, well.Copy !req
105. The mother leaves
and the child remains.Copy !req
106. That's the way it has
been for two generations.Copy !req
107. It seems you're too
much like your father.Copy !req
108. I hate to trouble you, but hold
him until Mittermeyer arrives.Copy !req
109. Yes, sir.Copy !req
110. One more thing.Copy !req
111. There's whiskey
in that cabinet.Copy !req
112. Can you get me two glasses?Copy !req
113. Whatever happened to me?Copy !req
114. I'm not acting like myself.Copy !req
115. Someone as proud as
Oskar von Reuental...Copy !req
116. is dying a death about which
others will say something like...Copy !req
117. "That man became a virtuous
man when he died" ?Copy !req
118. It's silly, but maybe
that's all right.Copy !req
119. To each their own, in
their life, and their death.Copy !req
120. But still, for those few people
I've respected and loved...Copy !req
121. I pray that they die
a more graceful death.Copy !req
122. Mittermeyer, you're late.Copy !req
123. I was planning to live until you arrived,
but it looks like I won't make it.Copy !req
124. You're being a disgrace to your presumptuous
name, "The Gale Wolf," you know?Copy !req
125. Mein Kaiser...Copy !req
126. Mittermeyer...Copy !req
127. Sieg sterben...Copy !req
128. Fleet Admiral...Copy !req
129. Admiral Reuental...Copy !req
130. On December 16th, at 16:51,
Oskar von Reuental was 33.Copy !req
131. Born in the same year as Yang Wenli - who
was always on the opposite side from him...Copy !req
132. he died in the same year.Copy !req
133. In December of New
Imperial Calendar 2...Copy !req
134. Oskar von Reuental died in defeat
in the Second Battle of Rantemario.Copy !req
135. That's what's written in the
chronological table of history...Copy !req
136. but for those who were involved,
there was another perspective to it.Copy !req
137. On the surface, it might seem
like we were on equal ground...Copy !req
138. but I had Wahlen and
Bittenfeld on my side.Copy !req
139. Reuental had no one.Copy !req
140. There's no room for debate as to who's
more deserving of being called the victor.Copy !req
141. In later days, Mittermeyer said as
much, and he corrected others...Copy !req
142. every time he was called the victor
of the Second Battle of Rantemario.Copy !req
143. Upon arriving at Heinessen...Copy !req
144. Mittermeyer met with Elsheimer and Rickel,
and heard from them of his friend's death.Copy !req
145. And then when he heard
about Job Truniht's death...Copy !req
146. before they even told him the
cause of death, he sighed and said:Copy !req
147. For the sake of the Kaiser, Reuental decided
to do a major housecleaning of Neue Land.Copy !req
148. Lower your weapons!Copy !req
149. What are you all doing...Copy !req
150. aiming weapons at the Governor-General's
friend and the agent of His Majesty?Copy !req
151. Have you no
sense of propriety?Copy !req
152. Fleet Admiral Reuental waited for you for
the longest time, Fleet Admiral Mittermeyer.Copy !req
153. But finally...Copy !req
154. Here...Copy !req
155. Admiral!Copy !req
156. Admiral Bergengrun is...!Copy !req
157. Fleet Admiral
Kircheis is dead!Copy !req
158. And now, Fleet Admiral
Reuental is, too!Copy !req
159. I have no joy left in life, except
to go to Valhalla to meet them...Copy !req
160. Wait, Bergengrun!Copy !req
161. Don't do anything hasty!Copy !req
162. Fleet Admiral Mittermeyer says that
he'll request leniency from the Kaiser!Copy !req
163. So don't do it!Copy !req
164. Buro, tell this to His Majesty.Copy !req
165. "Now that you've lost loyal and
brilliant admirals one after another..."Copy !req
166. "... you must be
really lonely now."Copy !req
167. "Is Fleet Admiral
Mittermeyer next?"Copy !req
168. "If you think that your dynasty will
prosper when distinguished service..."Copy !req
169. "... is rewarded with punishment,
go ahead and keep doing it!"Copy !req
170. Bergengrun!Copy !req
171. Bergengrun!Copy !req
172. On December 16th of Space Calendar 800,
New Imperial Calendar 2...Copy !req
173. Fleet Admiral Reuental's
rebellion met its end.Copy !req
174. Wolfgang Mittermeyer...Copy !req
175. made good on his promise that he'd
settle the matter before the year's end.Copy !req
176. Left in charge of postwar administration,
Wahlen stayed behind on Heinessen...Copy !req
177. and Mittermeyer departed Heinessen
on the same day to return to Phezzan.Copy !req
178. Did you see that?Copy !req
179. I don't think I will
ever forget this sight.Copy !req
180. The Wulf der Sturm is crying...Copy !req
181. Kaiser Reinhard, foreseeing that
the civil war would end shortly...Copy !req
182. was on his way to
Phezzan from Schattenburg...Copy !req
183. when he heard
about Reuental's death.Copy !req
184. I wonder if the only way I could have
satisfied Reuental was to fight him myself.Copy !req
185. In this statement, there was a self-deception
that not even Reinhard himself realized...Copy !req
186. that perhaps, the one who wanted to
fight was none other than Reinhard himself.Copy !req
187. I will return to him the Fleet Admiralship
that was divested from him.Copy !req
188. It was my mistake to appoint
Reuental as Governor-General...Copy !req
189. but I don't think it was a mistake
to appoint him Fleet Admiral.Copy !req
190. Your Majesty,
how are you feeling?Copy !req
191. I'm all right.Copy !req
192. More importantly, has
your burn gotten better?Copy !req
193. It's all right, Your Majesty.Copy !req
194. I see.Copy !req
195. At this time, Reinhard was still suffering
from intermittent fevers just as before.Copy !req
196. The fact that there was no disruption
in his governmental duties...Copy !req
197. was a testament to
Reinhard's industry...Copy !req
198. but it also delayed people's realization
of the gravity of the situation.Copy !req
199. On the matter of Admiral Lutz's fiancee's
refusal to receive survivor's benefits...Copy !req
200. you might feel displeased thinking
that your favor was turned down.Copy !req
201. But that lady is a professional
nurse and an exceptional individual...Copy !req
202. with an independent spirit.Copy !req
203. I believe that's precisely why she
gained Fleet Admiral Lutz's favor.Copy !req
204. I think you should
respect her wish.Copy !req
205. Instead, you might use those benefits to
establish a fund to train military nurses...Copy !req
206. and have her take part
in its administration.Copy !req
207. Hilda had not yet responded
to Reinhard's proposal.Copy !req
208. But her advice on official duties showed
no signs of dullness or deterioration...Copy !req
209. and instead satisfied
Reinhard as always.Copy !req
210. And Reinhard himself realized that her presence in his life was growing larger and larger by the day.Copy !req
211. I haven't seen her for some time, but
I wonder if Fraulein Mariendorf is well.Copy !req
212. When she's absent, the administration of the
Supreme Headquarters stalls, and it's a pain.Copy !req
213. At that time, Hilda was
already four months pregnant.Copy !req
214. Oh, so I'll be a
grandfather soon, will I?Copy !req
215. Hilda, I'm planning to retire from the position
of Chief Minister of Internal Affairs...Copy !req
216. some time early next year.Copy !req
217. Father, why?Copy !req
218. Father, you've fulfilled the important duties of the Chief Minister of Internal Affairs remarkably.Copy !req
219. It's not like you've displeased the
Kaiser, so why do you say that?Copy !req
220. It's like this, Hilda.Copy !req
221. Even if you refuse
to marry the Kaiser...Copy !req
222. as long as you give birth to the baby, you'll
still be the mother of the Kaiser's successor.Copy !req
223. And I'll be the
grandfather of that child.Copy !req
224. There's no good precedent of someone in that
situation holding a minister level position.Copy !req
225. That may be the case, but...Copy !req
226. Who are you thinking
should succeed you?Copy !req
227. Let's see - if it were up to me,
I'd recommend Fleet Admiral Mittermeyer.Copy !req
228. What?Copy !req
229. But he's a pure military
admiral, not a politician.Copy !req
230. Even I was able to
serve in the position.Copy !req
231. There's no way Fleet Admiral
Mittermeyer couldn't do the same.Copy !req
232. Well, I'm just joking.Copy !req
233. Hilda, I think he's more suited to lead the
cabinet as Chief Minster of Internal Affairs...Copy !req
234. rather than as Chief
Minister of Military Affairs.Copy !req
235. What do you think?Copy !req
236. Certainly someone who's endowed with
as much insight, integrity, and fairness...Copy !req
237. as the Fleet Admiral
is quite rare.Copy !req
238. But I wonder if the Kaiser would
agree to that personnel decision.Copy !req
239. Provisional Office of Military Police HeadquartersCopy !req
240. Don't think you'll get away
with treating me like this!Copy !req
241. When I regain my position,
I'll make you pay for this!Copy !req
242. If you remember at all how you've
treated suspected criminals in the past...Copy !req
243. you'll realize that you
shouldn't be too stubborn.Copy !req
244. I can try on your body the same
effective torture methods...Copy !req
245. that you used to
monopolize yourself, you know?Copy !req
246. Reuental...Copy !req
247. What happened to that
bastard, Reuental?Copy !req
248. He passed away.Copy !req
249. The rebellion has
also been put down.Copy !req
250. Lang laughed for over
an hour afterwards...Copy !req
251. and then he started confessing
as if a dam had broken.Copy !req
252. But it was more
an amalgamation...Copy !req
253. of self-justification and blame-shifting
than an admission of guilt...Copy !req
254. and his statement basically passed
all the blame on to Adrian Rubinsky.Copy !req
255. Moreover, he touched
on the accountability...Copy !req
256. of the Chief of Military Affairs,
Fleet Admiral Paul von Oberstein;Copy !req
257. He claimed that if he hadn't
given him his tacit agreement...Copy !req
258. he couldn't have
done anything himself...Copy !req
259. and that they should prosecute the
Chief of Military Affairs as well.Copy !req
260. On the surface, Kesler pretended to
ignore the part about Oberstein...Copy !req
261. and focused on
pursuing Rubinsky first.Copy !req
262. But of the hideouts that were raided
based on Lang's information...Copy !req
263. there was no
sign of Rubinsky.Copy !req
264. Basically, Lang's silence ended up giving
Rubinsky the time to make his escape.Copy !req
265. Around the same time, Lang's wife came
to make a plea to free her husband.Copy !req
266. My husband is a good man who's
kind to me and to our children.Copy !req
267. He's not like what
people are saying.Copy !req
268. Mrs. Lang...Copy !req
269. the reason he's being prosecuted isn't
that he's a good husband and a kind father.Copy !req
270. He's not being imprisoned
because of private affairs.Copy !req
271. Please don't misunderstand.Copy !req
272. Kesler responded to her in this manner,
but he still gave her permission for a visit.Copy !req
273. Seeing Mrs. Lang
leave after the visit...Copy !req
274. Kesler couldn't help but think of the
two-faceted nature of human beings.Copy !req
275. Their faces as public individuals
and as a private individuals.Copy !req
276. After all, as a family man, Lang was a
lot better than Reinhard or Reuental.Copy !req
277. Do you understand why
Fleet Admiral Mittermeyer...Copy !req
278. took it upon himself
to kill his friend?Copy !req
279. No.Copy !req
280. I have no clue.Copy !req
281. Minister, what
do you think?Copy !req
282. If the Kaiser had killed
Reuental with his own hands...Copy !req
283. regardless of whether
it was just or not...Copy !req
284. Mittermeyer couldn't help but
feel antagonistic toward the Kaiser.Copy !req
285. There'd be a fissure in his loyalty, and that
might bring about irreversible consequences.Copy !req
286. I see.Copy !req
287. But if he himself became the
commander who defeated Reuental...Copy !req
288. the object of vengeance for his friend's
death could be no one other than himself.Copy !req
289. In that case, he must've thought that he'd have
no reason to hold a grudge against the Kaiser.Copy !req
290. He's that kind of a man.Copy !req
291. Is there any evidence for
you to think of it like that?Copy !req
292. It's just my arbitrary
interpretation.Copy !req
293. I don't know
what the truth is.Copy !req
294. But still...Copy !req
295. But still, I've gotten
rather quite garrulous.Copy !req
296. After that, Oberstein never again made
another comment on Reuental's rebellion.Copy !req
297. Thus, with the possible exception of the
return of the fleets on the punitive campaign...Copy !req
298. Reuental's rebellion
had all but ended.Copy !req
299. But no one could definitively say that it
would mean the return of a peaceful era.Copy !req
300. Preview of Next EpisodeCopy !req
301. Now that Fleet Admiral Reuental's
rebellion had been resolved...Copy !req
302. it looked as though peace had
returned to the galaxy once again.Copy !req
303. In the Empire, Hilda accepted
Reinhard's marriage proposal...Copy !req
304. and everyone thought that there
was a bright future for the Empire.Copy !req
305. On the other hand,
what's happening at Iserlohn?Copy !req
306. And what about Terraism, Rubinsky,
and their future schemes?Copy !req
307. Legend of the Galactic Heroes
Episode 99Copy !req
308. The Approach Run Toward the FutureCopy !req
309. Next episode of...Copy !req
310. Another page to the
history of the galaxy.Copy !req