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# Kantai

# koala

That's the last one.

Did you actually read those?

That's surprising, we're at the same base.

That's surprising. We're at the same base.

We'll all be all together again starting tomorrow.

We'll all be together again starting tomorrow.

Not that I really care,

but couldn't you do something about how they're deploying us?

Well, we are using prototype units, after all.

We got hit pretty hard yesterday.

You think they'll be coming soon?

No, rather, they've been ready to attack for a while now.

Based on the increase in communications and sightings made by the autonomous scouts,

it is likely that the Legion on standby will transition into a large-scale attack in the coming days.

This is the conclusion reached by the Joint Analysis team.

This is the conclusion reached by the integrated-analysis team.

So they're finally coming...

What is it, Colonel Wenzel?

What is it, Lieutenant Colonel Wenzel?

Major General, in preparation for the attack, I assume we will be reorganizing our squadrons.

I request that my personnel be returned.

The Reginleifs are still being field-tested.

We don't know whether they'll be able to function effectively on their own.

To this end, we'll continue deploying them alongside the Vánagandrs

To this end, we'll continue deploying them alongside the Vánagandrs.

Sir, I understand your position,

but the Nordlicht squadron's total kill count are among the highest in the entire 8th Corps.

but the Nordlicht Squadron's total kill count is among the highest in the entire 8th Army Corps.

As well as their casualties.

Consider it a selection process.

All you're doing is taking advantage of the Eighty-Six's battle experience!

You're sending those poor children right back into the war!

You're nothing more than a merchant of death, desperate to regain your status!

My new Feldreß, the MX2 Reginleif,

has even greater mobility than the Legion.

In order to respond to the large-scale offensive,

contrary to traditional military strategy,

is it not necessary that we form smaller elite forces as a counterstrategy to massed formations?

is it not necessary that we form smaller elite forces as a counter-strategy to massed formations?

To protect the Federacy, and its people...

To protect the Federacy and its people...

If you would, do consider the optimal deployment of Reginleifs and the Nordlicht squadron Major General.

If you would, do consider the optimal deployment of Reginleifs and the Nordlicht Squadron, Major General.

Reporting, Squadron Commander.

Here's the report, Commander.

We lost two men in yesterday's battle. That puts our strength under twenty men.

We lost two men in yesterday's battle.

We operate under the research branch, plus we've got a bunch of mercenaries too.

That puts our strength under twenty men.

And our commander is the famous spider-woman,

We operate under the research branch, plus we've got a bunch of mercenaries, too.

And our commander is the famous spider woman,

an eccentric even among the research branch and the top brass.

We've been requesting additional personnel but they haven't sent anyone.

We've been requesting additional personnel, but they haven't sent anyone.

I've used to not receiving replacements.

I'm used to not receiving replacements.

Your life would've been easier if you'd joined one of the regular units.

I feel more at home here.

Well, we'd have nothing to say if your sloppy orders didn't get us killed.

It doesn't matter if you're an expressionless little shit

or a mindless commander who leads every charge.

Even if you nearly drive people insane over comms.

Second Lieutenant?

Change before your leave your room.

Change before you leave your room.

Kiri, comb my hair...

Frederica!

Frederica.

Shinei. Sorry, I got it wrong.

Yesterday was rough.

Anju, sorry.

Frederica?

Theo, go get a uniform!

Huh?

Um...

Man, I just got here!

Oh right, you've gotten more presents.

Oh, right, you've gotten more presents.

The image of the Eighty-Six being poor, helpless children has been really getting out of hand.

The image of the Eighty-Six being poor, helpless children has really gotten out of hand.

Get rid of them all.

You don't need to ask me.

I'd love to,

but I have to follow procedure.

but I have to follow procedures.

Militaries are organizations filled with inefficient, illogical humans.

So, this concludes your report, squadron commander.

And that's about it.

This concludes the report, Commander.

Per the procedure, please sign here!

Eat, Frederica.

A proper lady should never be seen in such a state!

Who's a "lady"?

The biggest problem was that you were both half-asleep

The biggest problem was that you were both half-asleep and half-naked, while wandering around the base.

and half-naked, while wandering around the base.

Who told you, Raiden?

Hey, long time no see!

Hey, long time, no see!

You're all surprisingly mean.

All I said was that if you can't even manage to dress yourself out here,

you'd be better off at the main base.

Mascots don't need to follow military orders.

We'd feel better if you were at the rear.

I can't do that.

I'm here to see this to the end.

Make sure you don't wander around the base half-asleep and half-naked anymore, then.

Half-naked?!

Get this—

Don't tell her!

Half-naked?

Stop talking about that!

It's been a long time since all of you have been together, right?

That's right!

Kurena, calm down.

We won't be together long, though.

We won't be together for long, though.

I guess the rest of today will be spent cleaning up huh?

I guess the rest of today will be spent cleaning up, huh?

Repairing damaged defenses, recovering the remains of allied and enemy equipment...

Bodies too.

Bodies, too.

The mechanized units got hit hard.

The armored units got hit hard.

They might even send us out on patrol.

Even though we know there's no point...

It's not like we can explain it to them, though.

Yeah...

Jeez...

You've become used to being lackeys for the whole army.

Today, we're heading back to our base!

Welcome back!

First, thank you for performing those support missions.

It seems like the Reginleifs are better suited for you all and the mercenaries.

What do you think, Second Lieutenant? Do you like them?

I've submitted my evaluation alongside that of your Para-RAID.

Yup. So now I want to hear how you feel about them.

You used Feldreßes of similar types back in the Republic, right?

If you're asking about the Juggernauts you made...

They're Reginleifs.

Juggernauts.

They're called Reginleifs!

Juggernauts.

Fine, whatever.

And?

They're aluminum coffins which are slightly better than that of the Republic.

They're aluminum coffins, which are slightly better than that of the Republic.

Really?

Wait, does she not know?

Those things were only designed for mobility, not safety.

They're responsible for the deaths of many Processors.

We only barely manage to use them because we're experienced.

They're only "slightly better" than the originals which made me

They're only "slightly better" than the originals, which made me doubt the sanity of the idiot who made them...

doubt the sanity of the idiot who made them?

But you guys are all crazy, too!

You guys are all crazy too!

They were all we had.

I-I see.

I don't think they're inherently bad.

Even though they "choose" their Processors,

I appreciate their speed.

They're also highly agile and maneuverable.

I see.

For some reason, that doesn't sound like a compliment.

He's not complimenting her, is he?

If that's the case, why'd you agree to be an Operator?

I'm told you were the one who recommended us.

Only as test pilots.

I'm actually opposed to child soldiers like you being sent to the front lines.

Especially Eighty-Six like you.

I was a Vánagandr pilot.

When the war with the Legion started ten years ago,

I was your age.

I was just about your age.

A lot of my friends died because of those slow-ass Vánagandrs.

I told myself so many times that a faster Feldreß could've saved their lives.

That's why I made the Reginleifs.

Thank you for your honest opinion, Second Lieutenant.

I'll make you give me a better one with the next round of upgrades.

I'll make sure you give me a better one with the next round of upgrades.

Look forward to it.

Now, before we discuss our next orders, I've got some good news.

The other day we were finally able to confirm the survival

The other day, we were finally able to confirm the survival

of the United Kingdom of Roa Gracia and the Alliance of Wald.

Based on the wireless signals we intercepted,

What countries are those?

it's believed that they've set up a defensive perimeter large enough to sustain themselves.

They're to the north and south.

We learned that in officer's school!

We learned that in officer school!

Did we?

However, in regards to the other surrounding nations,

including the Republic of San Magnolia to the west,

we are still unable to intercept any signals from them.

Lieutenant Colonel, were the directives bad news?

It is, unfortunately.

They are, unfortunately.

We're predicting that a large-scale Legion offensive is imminent.

With this in mind, the Western Theater Forces will be strengthening their numbers

With this in mind,

and reorganizing their chain of command.

the western front's forces will be strengthening their numbers and reorganizing their chain of command.

Our 1028th Test Unit will be officially placed under the 177th Armored Division,

Our 1,028th Trial Unit will be officially placed under the 177th Armored Division and will be under my direct command.

and will be under my direct command.

The time has come to show the Reginleif's and the Nordlicht Squadron's true worth.

It's time for the Nordlicht squadron, and my Reginleifs, to shine.

Any questions?

What is the size of the offensive?

We expect to be able to hold the line with our current forces.

Speaking of which, you'd sent me a message about something similar, right?

I read it with great interest,

but the enemy strength you predicted is simply impossible.

It goes far beyond what our analysis has shown.

You don't need to be that worried.

The Federacy isn't like the Republic.

We take intelligence gathering and analysis seriously.

And we prepare properly.

And more than anything, the Federacy will never abandon those who fight alongside it.

What is it?

Would you quit your habit of walking in complete silence?

It's so dreary in here.

You should put up a painting or a photo or something.

You should put up a painting, or a photo, or something.

It's so desolate.

This is just a place to sleep.

If I have more things, it'd make it harder to clean.

If I had more things, it'd make it harder to clean.

It's not just a place to sleep.

It's a place to live. A place to call home.

It's not good to leave it empty.

Maybe that was okay in the Republic, but...

Eugene's room was filled with photos.

You cleaned it?

No matter where you look, we're short of hands.

I helped go through his things.

It was all photos of his sister.

You shouldn't have talked to him.

Then you wouldn't have had to see him die.

I don't think so.

Even if death will eventually tear you apart,

it's better to have met someone.

You can remember that.

If there's no need, you shouldn't get involved in someone else's death.

You're one to talk.

Mr. Kind and Gentle Reaper.

Why did you come here?

Um, well...

I'm sorry about this morning,

When I called you "Kiri"...

Are we that similar?

Yeah.

Yeah. Not like twins, but very similar.

Not like twins, but very similar.

My knight, Kiriya Nouzen, was a member of the Nouzen clan, just like you.

My knight, Kiriya Nouzen, was a member of the Nouzen clan like you.

He wasn't a direct descendant of the clan, so he wasn't really related to you.

But he was four years older than you...

So when I saw him last, he looked how you do now.

So when I saw him last, he looked like you do now.

In a fortress filled with adults, he was the only one I could play with.

He would comb my hair, get me flowers from the garden...

No matter what selfish things I asked for, he would never get upset.

He was really serious about everything. And stubborn, too.

I'm sure if the two of you met, you wouldn't get along at all.

Here.

Which?

This one!

"When you talk to someone, close your book!"

"Follow the rules and regulations!"

He was all about that stuff.

I'm sure you'd ignore all that, which would just make him madder.

I can almost see it.

Why did he become a Legion?

It's my fault.

The Empire of Giad used the Legion to attack our neighbors.

But after that, the people rebelled,

and the Imperial family was chased to a border fortress.

The Legion were supposed to protect us in our soldiers' stead,

but ironically... Well, I don't know what happened exactly.

But the Legion were never meant to fight alongside humans.

So we had humans defend the fortress.

And Kiriya had to fight to protect me against the rebels.

You mean the current Federacy Army.

Yes.

He killed many of them.

And eventually, he went insane.

He lost his family, everyone he knew...

The home he grew up in was in the hands of the enemy.

And the other members of the royal guard alongside him

And the other members of the royal guard alongside him fell one after another, like hair falling from a comb.

fell one after another, like hair falling from a comb.

I think he lost too much.

Eventually fighting for my sake became all he had.

Eventually, fighting for my sake became all he had.

I would often see him smiling at me,

crushing a Federacy soldier beneath his boot,

a bloodstained Feldreß at his side...

With a calm, bright look on his face...

And I was so scared.

Eventually, the fortress fell, and the Federacy captured us.

I was lucky that Ernst was there leading his men.

I was lucky that Ernst was there, leading his men.

Thanks to him, the only thing that was shown to the crowd

as proof of my death was the Imperial mantle I wore.

But Kiriya saw it...

And at that moment, the Legion were wandering the battlefield

And at that moment, the Legion were wandering the battlefield, looking for things they could recycle.

and looking for things they could recycle.

Kiriya stood there unmoving and didn't run.

I turned him into that monster.

And in the end... the Empire fell, and many died.

And only the Legion were left.

You said they're coming, right?

Kiri will be there, too.

When that happens...

I understand.

You don't.

If it gets dangerous, run. Don't fight.

I'd forgotten how easily people die.

No matter how much they struggle for the future.

You were right a moment ago.

I don't want the people I've met to die.

Saving Kiriya isn't worth your or the others' deaths.

You all have futures that you must protect.

A future?

I knew it. You've never even thought about it.

Jeez...

I know it's a bit sensitive, but you should take a lesson from Eugene.

Your next leave.

Where you want to go.

What you want to do someday.

Anything like that will do.

What's so funny?

No, someone once said the same thing to me.

No, someone else once said the same thing to me.

And what did you say?

That I'd never thought about it.

How boring.

Even your heart is dreary.

That person must've been disappointed.

Maybe so.

What are you doing?

She sure likes you, big brother.

She sure likes you, Big Brother.

I just remind her of someone.

I just reminded her of someone.

Her knight?

But isn't it the same for you?

You seem to have taken a liking to her.

Maybe so.

She's like how I was before.

I don't know about that.

Kurena, come pick up the princess.

Hey, wait.

You gave them a warning, huh?

I figured I may as well try.

I figured I might as well try.

I told you when we came here to keep that power of yours a secret.

You haven't forgotten what they called you

when they found out you could hear those voices, Reaper.

The Federacy aren't the saviors they think they are.

And even here, we're not treated as equals.

It isn't just the Legion that likes to take out people's brains.

If you're fine with being a guinea pig, that's your business.

But I don't want to be caught up as a hostage to force you.

Don't do anything stupid.

Sorry.

The warning you gave them is enough on its own.

It's up to them if they want to believe.

But... are you okay?

What do you mean?

You're not thinking of anything you don't need to be, are you?

Is what Ernst said bothering you?

The future?

Yeah.

Frederica told me to think about it.

But I never have.

I've never needed to.

You?

I think it'll all work out.

It can't be harder than fighting the Legion.

It was always about this time of day, wasn't it?

You think the Major's doing okay?

You think the major's doing okay?

Even so.

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# Kantai

That's the last one.
Did you actually read those?
That's surprising, we're at the same base.
We'll all be all together again starting tomorrow.
Not that I really care,
but couldn't you do something about how they're deploying us?
Well, we are using prototype units, after all.
We got hit pretty hard yesterday.
You think they'll be coming soon?
No, rather, they've been ready to attack for a while now.
Based on the increase in communications and sightings made by the autonomous scouts,
it is likely that the Legion on standby will transition into a large-scale attack in the coming days.
This is the conclusion reached by the Joint Analysis team.
So they're finally coming...
What is it, Colonel Wenzel?
Major General, in preparation for the attack, I assume we will be reorganizing our squadrons.
I request that my personnel be returned.
The Reginleifs are still being field-tested.
We don't know whether they'll be able to function effectively on their own.
To this end, we'll continue deploying them alongside the Vánagandrs
Sir, I understand your position,
but the Nordlicht squadron's total kill count are among the highest in the entire 8th Corps.
As well as their casualties.
Consider it a selection process.
All you're doing is taking advantage of the Eighty-Six's battle experience!
You're sending those poor children right back into the war!
You're nothing more than a merchant of death, desperate to regain your status!
My new Feldreß, the MX2 Reginleif,
has even greater mobility than the Legion.
In order to respond to the large-scale offensive,
contrary to traditional military strategy,
is it not necessary that we form smaller elite forces as a counterstrategy to massed formations?
To protect the Federacy, and its people...
If you would, do consider the optimal deployment of Reginleifs and the Nordlicht squadron Major General.
Reporting, Squadron Commander.
We lost two men in yesterday's battle. That puts our strength under twenty men.
We operate under the research branch, plus we've got a bunch of mercenaries too.
And our commander is the famous spider-woman,
an eccentric even among the research branch and the top brass.
We've been requesting additional personnel but they haven't sent anyone.
I've used to not receiving replacements.
Your life would've been easier if you'd joined one of the regular units.
I feel more at home here.
Well, we'd have nothing to say if your sloppy orders didn't get us killed.
It doesn't matter if you're an expressionless little shit
or a mindless commander who leads every charge.
Even if you nearly drive people insane over comms.
Second Lieutenant?
Change before your leave your room.
Kiri, comb my hair...
Frederica!
Shinei. Sorry, I got it wrong.
Yesterday was rough.
Anju, sorry.
Frederica?
Theo, go get a uniform!
Huh?
Um...
Man, I just got here!
Oh right, you've gotten more presents.
The image of the Eighty-Six being poor, helpless children has been really getting out of hand.
Get rid of them all.
You don't need to ask me.
I'd love to,
but I have to follow procedure.
Militaries are organizations filled with inefficient, illogical humans.
So, this concludes your report, squadron commander.
Per the procedure, please sign here!
Eat, Frederica.
A proper lady should never be seen in such a state!
Who's a "lady"?
The biggest problem was that you were both half-asleep
and half-naked, while wandering around the base.
Who told you, Raiden?
Hey, long time no see!
You're all surprisingly mean.
All I said was that if you can't even manage to dress yourself out here,
you'd be better off at the main base.
Mascots don't need to follow military orders.
We'd feel better if you were at the rear.
I can't do that.
I'm here to see this to the end.
Make sure you don't wander around the base half-asleep and half-naked anymore, then.
Half-naked?!
Get this—
Don't tell her!
Half-naked?
Stop talking about that!
It's been a long time since all of you have been together, right?
That's right!
Kurena, calm down.
We won't be together long, though.
I guess the rest of today will be spent cleaning up huh?
Repairing damaged defenses, recovering the remains of allied and enemy equipment...
Bodies too.
The mechanized units got hit hard.
They might even send us out on patrol.
Even though we know there's no point...
It's not like we can explain it to them, though.
Yeah...
Jeez...
You've become used to being lackeys for the whole army.
Today, we're heading back to our base!
Welcome back!
First, thank you for performing those support missions.
It seems like the Reginleifs are better suited for you all and the mercenaries.
What do you think, Second Lieutenant? Do you like them?
I've submitted my evaluation alongside that of your Para-RAID.
Yup. So now I want to hear how you feel about them.
You used Feldreßes of similar types back in the Republic, right?
If you're asking about the Juggernauts you made...
They're Reginleifs.
Juggernauts.
They're called Reginleifs!
Juggernauts.
Fine, whatever.
And?
They're aluminum coffins which are slightly better than that of the Republic.
Really?
Wait, does she not know?
Those things were only designed for mobility, not safety.
They're responsible for the deaths of many Processors.
We only barely manage to use them because we're experienced.
They're only "slightly better" than the originals which made me
doubt the sanity of the idiot who made them?
You guys are all crazy too!
They were all we had.
I-I see.
I don't think they're inherently bad.
Even though they "choose" their Processors,
I appreciate their speed.
They're also highly agile and maneuverable.
I see.
For some reason, that doesn't sound like a compliment.
He's not complimenting her, is he?
If that's the case, why'd you agree to be an Operator?
I'm told you were the one who recommended us.
Only as test pilots.
I'm actually opposed to child soldiers like you being sent to the front lines.
Especially Eighty-Six like you.
I was a Vánagandr pilot.
When the war with the Legion started ten years ago,
I was your age.
A lot of my friends died because of those slow-ass Vánagandrs.
I told myself so many times that a faster Feldreß could've saved their lives.
That's why I made the Reginleifs.
Thank you for your honest opinion, Second Lieutenant.
I'll make you give me a better one with the next round of upgrades.
Look forward to it.
Now, before we discuss our next orders, I've got some good news.
The other day we were finally able to confirm the survival
of the United Kingdom of Roa Gracia and the Alliance of Wald.
Based on the wireless signals we intercepted,
What countries are those?
it's believed that they've set up a defensive perimeter large enough to sustain themselves.
They're to the north and south.
We learned that in officer's school!
Did we?
However, in regards to the other surrounding nations,
including the Republic of San Magnolia to the west,
we are still unable to intercept any signals from them.
Lieutenant Colonel, were the directives bad news?
It is, unfortunately.
We're predicting that a large-scale Legion offensive is imminent.
With this in mind, the Western Theater Forces will be strengthening their numbers
and reorganizing their chain of command.
Our 1028th Test Unit will be officially placed under the 177th Armored Division,
and will be under my direct command.
It's time for the Nordlicht squadron, and my Reginleifs, to shine.
Any questions?
What is the size of the offensive?
We expect to be able to hold the line with our current forces.
Speaking of which, you'd sent me a message about something similar, right?
I read it with great interest,
but the enemy strength you predicted is simply impossible.
It goes far beyond what our analysis has shown.
You don't need to be that worried.
The Federacy isn't like the Republic.
We take intelligence gathering and analysis seriously.
And we prepare properly.
And more than anything, the Federacy will never abandon those who fight alongside it.
What is it?
Would you quit your habit of walking in complete silence?
It's so dreary in here.
You should put up a painting or a photo or something.
It's so desolate.
This is just a place to sleep.
If I have more things, it'd make it harder to clean.
It's not just a place to sleep.
It's a place to live. A place to call home.
It's not good to leave it empty.
Maybe that was okay in the Republic, but...
Eugene's room was filled with photos.
You cleaned it?
No matter where you look, we're short of hands.
I helped go through his things.
It was all photos of his sister.
You shouldn't have talked to him.
Then you wouldn't have had to see him die.
I don't think so.
Even if death will eventually tear you apart,
it's better to have met someone.
You can remember that.
If there's no need, you shouldn't get involved in someone else's death.
You're one to talk.
Mr. Kind and Gentle Reaper.
Why did you come here?
Um, well...
I'm sorry about this morning,
When I called you "Kiri"...
Are we that similar?
Yeah.
Not like twins, but very similar.
My knight, Kiriya Nouzen, was a member of the Nouzen clan like you.
He wasn't a direct descendant of the clan, so he wasn't really related to you.
But he was four years older than you...
So when I saw him last, he looked how you do now.
In a fortress filled with adults, he was the only one I could play with.
He would comb my hair, get me flowers from the garden...
No matter what selfish things I asked for, he would never get upset.
He was really serious about everything. And stubborn, too.
I'm sure if the two of you met, you wouldn't get along at all.
Here.
Which?
This one!
"When you talk to someone, close your book!"
"Follow the rules and regulations!"
He was all about that stuff.
I'm sure you'd ignore all that, which would just make him madder.
I can almost see it.
Why did he become a Legion?
It's my fault.
The Empire of Giad used the Legion to attack our neighbors.
But after that, the people rebelled,
and the Imperial family was chased to a border fortress.
The Legion were supposed to protect us in our soldiers' stead,
but ironically... Well, I don't know what happened exactly.
But the Legion were never meant to fight alongside humans.
So we had humans defend the fortress.
And Kiriya had to fight to protect me against the rebels.
You mean the current Federacy Army.
Yes.
He killed many of them.
And eventually, he went insane.
He lost his family, everyone he knew...
The home he grew up in was in the hands of the enemy.
And the other members of the royal guard alongside him
fell one after another, like hair falling from a comb.
I think he lost too much.
Eventually fighting for my sake became all he had.
I would often see him smiling at me,
crushing a Federacy soldier beneath his boot,
a bloodstained Feldreß at his side...
With a calm, bright look on his face...
And I was so scared.
Eventually, the fortress fell, and the Federacy captured us.
I was lucky that Ernst was there leading his men.
Thanks to him, the only thing that was shown to the crowd
as proof of my death was the Imperial mantle I wore.
But Kiriya saw it...
And at that moment, the Legion were wandering the battlefield
and looking for things they could recycle.
Kiriya stood there unmoving and didn't run.
I turned him into that monster.
And in the end... the Empire fell, and many died.
And only the Legion were left.
You said they're coming, right?
Kiri will be there, too.
When that happens...
I understand.
You don't.
If it gets dangerous, run. Don't fight.
I'd forgotten how easily people die.
No matter how much they struggle for the future.
You were right a moment ago.
I don't want the people I've met to die.
Saving Kiriya isn't worth your or the others' deaths.
You all have futures that you must protect.
A future?
I knew it. You've never even thought about it.
Jeez...
I know it's a bit sensitive, but you should take a lesson from Eugene.
Your next leave.
Where you want to go.
What you want to do someday.
Anything like that will do.
What's so funny?
No, someone once said the same thing to me.
And what did you say?
That I'd never thought about it.
How boring.
Even your heart is dreary.
That person must've been disappointed.
Maybe so.
What are you doing?
She sure likes you, big brother.
I just remind her of someone.
Her knight?
But isn't it the same for you?
You seem to have taken a liking to her.
Maybe so.
She's like how I was before.
I don't know about that.
Kurena, come pick up the princess.
Hey, wait.
You gave them a warning, huh?
I figured I may as well try.
I told you when we came here to keep that power of yours a secret.
You haven't forgotten what they called you
when they found out you could hear those voices, Reaper.
The Federacy aren't the saviors they think they are.
And even here, we're not treated as equals.
It isn't just the Legion that likes to take out people's brains.
If you're fine with being a guinea pig, that's your business.
But I don't want to be caught up as a hostage to force you.
Don't do anything stupid.
Sorry.
The warning you gave them is enough on its own.
It's up to them if they want to believe.
But... are you okay?
What do you mean?
You're not thinking of anything you don't need to be, are you?
Is what Ernst said bothering you?
The future?
Yeah.
Frederica told me to think about it.
But I never have.
I've never needed to.
You?
I think it'll all work out.
It can't be harder than fighting the Legion.
It was always about this time of day, wasn't it?
You think the Major's doing okay?
Even so.

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That's the last one.
Did you actually read those?
That's surprising. We're at the same base.
We'll all be together again starting tomorrow.
Not that I really care,
but couldn't you do something about how they're deploying us?
Well, we are using prototype units, after all.
We got hit pretty hard yesterday.
You think they'll be coming soon?
No, rather, they've been ready to attack for a while now.
Based on the increase in communications and sightings made by the autonomous scouts,
it is likely that the Legion on standby will transition into a large-scale attack in the coming days.
This is the conclusion reached by the integrated-analysis team.
So they're finally coming...
What is it, Lieutenant Colonel Wenzel?
Major General, in preparation for the attack, I assume we will be reorganizing our squadrons.
I request that my personnel be returned.
The Reginleifs are still being field-tested.
We don't know whether they'll be able to function effectively on their own.
To this end, we'll continue deploying them alongside the Vánagandrs.
Sir, I understand your position,
but the Nordlicht Squadron's total kill count is among the highest in the entire 8th Army Corps.
As well as their casualties.
Consider it a selection process.
All you're doing is taking advantage of the Eighty-Six's battle experience!
You're sending those poor children right back into the war!
You're nothing more than a merchant of death, desperate to regain your status!
My new Feldreß, the MX2 Reginleif,
has even greater mobility than the Legion.
In order to respond to the large-scale offensive,
contrary to traditional military strategy,
is it not necessary that we form smaller elite forces as a counter-strategy to massed formations?
To protect the Federacy and its people...
If you would, do consider the optimal deployment of Reginleifs and the Nordlicht Squadron, Major General.
Here's the report, Commander.
We lost two men in yesterday's battle.
That puts our strength under twenty men.
We operate under the research branch, plus we've got a bunch of mercenaries, too.
And our commander is the famous spider woman,
an eccentric even among the research branch and the top brass.
We've been requesting additional personnel, but they haven't sent anyone.
I'm used to not receiving replacements.
Your life would've been easier if you'd joined one of the regular units.
I feel more at home here.
Well, we'd have nothing to say if your sloppy orders didn't get us killed.
It doesn't matter if you're an expressionless little shit
or a mindless commander who leads every charge.
Even if you nearly drive people insane over comms.
Second Lieutenant?
Change before you leave your room.
Kiri, comb my hair...
Frederica.
Shinei. Sorry, I got it wrong.
Yesterday was rough.
Anju, sorry.
Frederica?
Theo, go get a uniform!
Huh?
Um...
Man, I just got here!
Oh, right, you've gotten more presents.
The image of the Eighty-Six being poor, helpless children has really gotten out of hand.
Get rid of them all.
You don't need to ask me.
I'd love to,
but I have to follow procedures.
Militaries are organizations filled with inefficient, illogical humans.
And that's about it.
This concludes the report, Commander.
Per the procedure, please sign here!
Eat, Frederica.
A proper lady should never be seen in such a state!
Who's a "lady"?
The biggest problem was that you were both half-asleep and half-naked, while wandering around the base.
Who told you, Raiden?
Hey, long time, no see!
You're all surprisingly mean.
All I said was that if you can't even manage to dress yourself out here,
you'd be better off at the main base.
Mascots don't need to follow military orders.
We'd feel better if you were at the rear.
I can't do that.
I'm here to see this to the end.
Make sure you don't wander around the base half-asleep and half-naked anymore, then.
Half-naked?!
Get this—
Don't tell her!
Half-naked?
Stop talking about that!
It's been a long time since all of you have been together, right?
That's right!
Kurena, calm down.
We won't be together for long, though.
I guess the rest of today will be spent cleaning up, huh?
Repairing damaged defenses, recovering the remains of allied and enemy equipment...
Bodies, too.
The armored units got hit hard.
They might even send us out on patrol.
Even though we know there's no point...
It's not like we can explain it to them, though.
Yeah...
Jeez...
You've become used to being lackeys for the whole army.
Today, we're heading back to our base!
Welcome back!
First, thank you for performing those support missions.
It seems like the Reginleifs are better suited for you all and the mercenaries.
What do you think, Second Lieutenant? Do you like them?
I've submitted my evaluation alongside that of your Para-RAID.
Yup. So now I want to hear how you feel about them.
You used Feldreßes of similar types back in the Republic, right?
If you're asking about the Juggernauts you made...
They're Reginleifs.
Juggernauts.
They're called Reginleifs!
Juggernauts.
Fine, whatever.
And?
They're aluminum coffins, which are slightly better than that of the Republic.
Really?
Wait, does she not know?
Those things were only designed for mobility, not safety.
They're responsible for the deaths of many Processors.
We only barely manage to use them because we're experienced.
They're only "slightly better" than the originals, which made me doubt the sanity of the idiot who made them...
But you guys are all crazy, too!
They were all we had.
I-I see.
I don't think they're inherently bad.
Even though they "choose" their Processors,
I appreciate their speed.
They're also highly agile and maneuverable.
I see.
For some reason, that doesn't sound like a compliment.
He's not complimenting her, is he?
If that's the case, why'd you agree to be an Operator?
I'm told you were the one who recommended us.
Only as test pilots.
I'm actually opposed to child soldiers like you being sent to the front lines.
Especially Eighty-Six like you.
I was a Vánagandr pilot.
When the war with the Legion started ten years ago,
I was just about your age.
A lot of my friends died because of those slow-ass Vánagandrs.
I told myself so many times that a faster Feldreß could've saved their lives.
That's why I made the Reginleifs.
Thank you for your honest opinion, Second Lieutenant.
I'll make sure you give me a better one with the next round of upgrades.
Look forward to it.
Now, before we discuss our next orders, I've got some good news.
The other day, we were finally able to confirm the survival
of the United Kingdom of Roa Gracia and the Alliance of Wald.
Based on the wireless signals we intercepted,
What countries are those?
it's believed that they've set up a defensive perimeter large enough to sustain themselves.
They're to the north and south.
We learned that in officer school!
Did we?
However, in regards to the other surrounding nations,
including the Republic of San Magnolia to the west,
we are still unable to intercept any signals from them.
Lieutenant Colonel, were the directives bad news?
They are, unfortunately.
We're predicting that a large-scale Legion offensive is imminent.
With this in mind,
the western front's forces will be strengthening their numbers and reorganizing their chain of command.
Our 1,028th Trial Unit will be officially placed under the 177th Armored Division and will be under my direct command.
The time has come to show the Reginleif's and the Nordlicht Squadron's true worth.
Any questions?
What is the size of the offensive?
We expect to be able to hold the line with our current forces.
Speaking of which, you'd sent me a message about something similar, right?
I read it with great interest,
but the enemy strength you predicted is simply impossible.
It goes far beyond what our analysis has shown.
You don't need to be that worried.
The Federacy isn't like the Republic.
We take intelligence gathering and analysis seriously.
And we prepare properly.
And more than anything, the Federacy will never abandon those who fight alongside it.
What is it?
Would you quit your habit of walking in complete silence?
It's so dreary in here.
You should put up a painting, or a photo, or something.
It's so desolate.
This is just a place to sleep.
If I had more things, it'd make it harder to clean.
It's not just a place to sleep.
It's a place to live. A place to call home.
It's not good to leave it empty.
Maybe that was okay in the Republic, but...
Eugene's room was filled with photos.
You cleaned it?
No matter where you look, we're short of hands.
I helped go through his things.
It was all photos of his sister.
You shouldn't have talked to him.
Then you wouldn't have had to see him die.
I don't think so.
Even if death will eventually tear you apart,
it's better to have met someone.
You can remember that.
If there's no need, you shouldn't get involved in someone else's death.
You're one to talk.
Mr. Kind and Gentle Reaper.
Why did you come here?
Um, well...
I'm sorry about this morning,
When I called you "Kiri"...
Are we that similar?
Yeah. Not like twins, but very similar.
My knight, Kiriya Nouzen, was a member of the Nouzen clan, just like you.
He wasn't a direct descendant of the clan, so he wasn't really related to you.
But he was four years older than you...
So when I saw him last, he looked like you do now.
In a fortress filled with adults, he was the only one I could play with.
He would comb my hair, get me flowers from the garden...
No matter what selfish things I asked for, he would never get upset.
He was really serious about everything. And stubborn, too.
I'm sure if the two of you met, you wouldn't get along at all.
Here.
Which?
This one!
"When you talk to someone, close your book!"
"Follow the rules and regulations!"
He was all about that stuff.
I'm sure you'd ignore all that, which would just make him madder.
I can almost see it.
Why did he become a Legion?
It's my fault.
The Empire of Giad used the Legion to attack our neighbors.
But after that, the people rebelled,
and the Imperial family was chased to a border fortress.
The Legion were supposed to protect us in our soldiers' stead,
but ironically... Well, I don't know what happened exactly.
But the Legion were never meant to fight alongside humans.
So we had humans defend the fortress.
And Kiriya had to fight to protect me against the rebels.
You mean the current Federacy Army.
Yes.
He killed many of them.
And eventually, he went insane.
He lost his family, everyone he knew...
The home he grew up in was in the hands of the enemy.
And the other members of the royal guard alongside him fell one after another, like hair falling from a comb.
I think he lost too much.
Eventually, fighting for my sake became all he had.
I would often see him smiling at me,
crushing a Federacy soldier beneath his boot,
a bloodstained Feldreß at his side...
With a calm, bright look on his face...
And I was so scared.
Eventually, the fortress fell, and the Federacy captured us.
I was lucky that Ernst was there, leading his men.
Thanks to him, the only thing that was shown to the crowd
as proof of my death was the Imperial mantle I wore.
But Kiriya saw it...
And at that moment, the Legion were wandering the battlefield, looking for things they could recycle.
Kiriya stood there unmoving and didn't run.
I turned him into that monster.
And in the end... the Empire fell, and many died.
And only the Legion were left.
You said they're coming, right?
Kiri will be there, too.
When that happens...
I understand.
You don't.
If it gets dangerous, run. Don't fight.
I'd forgotten how easily people die.
No matter how much they struggle for the future.
You were right a moment ago.
I don't want the people I've met to die.
Saving Kiriya isn't worth your or the others' deaths.
You all have futures that you must protect.
A future?
I knew it. You've never even thought about it.
Jeez...
I know it's a bit sensitive, but you should take a lesson from Eugene.
Your next leave.
Where you want to go.
What you want to do someday.
Anything like that will do.
What's so funny?
No, someone else once said the same thing to me.
And what did you say?
That I'd never thought about it.
How boring.
Even your heart is dreary.
That person must've been disappointed.
Maybe so.
What are you doing?
She sure likes you, Big Brother.
I just reminded her of someone.
Her knight?
But isn't it the same for you?
You seem to have taken a liking to her.
Maybe so.
She's like how I was before.
I don't know about that.
Kurena, come pick up the princess.
Hey, wait.
You gave them a warning, huh?
I figured I might as well try.
I told you when we came here to keep that power of yours a secret.
You haven't forgotten what they called you
when they found out you could hear those voices, Reaper.
The Federacy aren't the saviors they think they are.
And even here, we're not treated as equals.
It isn't just the Legion that likes to take out people's brains.
If you're fine with being a guinea pig, that's your business.
But I don't want to be caught up as a hostage to force you.
Don't do anything stupid.
Sorry.
The warning you gave them is enough on its own.
It's up to them if they want to believe.
But... are you okay?
What do you mean?
You're not thinking of anything you don't need to be, are you?
Is what Ernst said bothering you?
The future?
Yeah.
Frederica told me to think about it.
But I never have.
I've never needed to.
You?
I think it'll all work out.
It can't be harder than fighting the Legion.
It was always about this time of day, wasn't it?
You think the major's doing okay?
Even so.