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Legend
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about
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Heroes of the Galaxy
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Part 10
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One hundred million stars,
one hundred million stars
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794 Space Age, 485 Imperial Calendar, September 11
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Fortress Iserlohn
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794 Space Age,
485 Imperial Calendar, September.
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... Reinhard and Kircheis arrive at Iserlohn Fortress.
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Imperial troops were preparing for a large-scale offensive by the Union of Free Planets troops on Iserlohn,
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Tannhäuser
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[Flagship of the Musel division]
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... which was supposed to start in November-December of this year
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... and Reinhard became part of a large grouping of the Imperial Navy located in this sector.
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Did you hear that, Kircheis?
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The Union wants to once again try to capture the fortress of Iserlohn.
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How many more such attempts do we need to repulse, so that they understand all their futility?
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I think this is a very difficult decision for them.
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What about "simple" solutions?
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Personally, I don't know anything about them.
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This is a joke, don't mind it.
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I don't turn.
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If I paid attention to your every sarcastic remark, I would have hung myself a long time ago!
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When Reinhard realized that he was acting like a capricious child with Kircheis,
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... he, as a rule, became isolated or abruptly changed the topic of conversation.
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It's all about the Iserlohn fortress itself.
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The commanders of both sides are too focused on her,
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... they artificially limit the choice of tactical solutions available to them.
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I would say that their plans do not even try to go beyond the narrow Iserlohn corridor.
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I agree.
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There are a great many small skirmishes in this sector every year.
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Senseless fights practically do not stop.
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To break this vicious circle, qualitative changes are needed.
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Who but me can do this?
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Do you already have a plan, Reinhard?
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Well, my self-confidence
is not based on nothing.
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If I had the right power,
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... then he would create a strategy in which there would be no need for the fortress of Iserlohn.
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But right now, I'm only in command of a thousand ships.
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Reinhard...
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I know you shouldn't rush things.
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At least this time we will still be participating in a major battle of fleets.
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It will not be like last time, when Lüneburg suddenly got in my way and seized the initiative.
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Are you still angry with Rear Admiral Lüneburg, Reinhard?
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He.
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A little.
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Don't take his antics to heart.
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If he gets in our way again, I'll figure out what we can do about it.
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You only have to look ahead, Reinhard.
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You are right, Kircheis.
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I count on you.
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You have never let me down, no matter how difficult things are for you.
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Captain 1st Rank Kessler.
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What brings you here?
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I am here representing the interests of one of the highest officers of the General Staff, the Ministry of Defense of the Empire.
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Senior officer of the General Staff?
This case is not...
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His Excellency,
Admiral Grimmelshausen.
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Of course.
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How is the Admiral?
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About the same time that you, Rear Admiral Musel, left Odin,
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... Admiral Grimmelshausen came down with a cold, which, unfortunately, gave complications and turned into pneumonia.
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Is everything that bad?
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He is rapidly debilitating due to this pneumonia, if his condition does not improve,
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... it will be a miracle if he makes it to the end of the year.
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The emperor is very concerned about his condition and sent personal doctors to look after him.
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Very sad...
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In any case, age takes its toll.
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Besides, ever since he was removed from the front line,
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... or rather, since he himself removed himself from the front line, he has been quite depressed.
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Sad to hear.
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Okay, enough of that, by the way, Captain Kessler, on Odin I must have caused you some trouble...
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Not even worth mentioning.
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Your interference
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... did not allow Rear Admiral Lüneburg to make a fool of me.
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So thank you.
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Rear Admiral, as far as I heard, this time you are in command of a separate naval unit.
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During the previous campaign, I had 100 ships under my command.
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This time there are a thousand of them.
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I hope next time there will be at least ten thousand of them.
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It seems to me that with your talents, this moment will not have to wait long.
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Not the last role in this matter is played by whether others recognize my talent.
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By the way, your presence is here
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... as a representative of the General Staff is official?
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In our society, it is sometimes difficult to
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... the line between the official orders of the government and the informal requests of individual dignitaries.
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I would say that my case is only a small illustration of this feature of the Empire.
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Indeed, such examples are countless.
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But still, I'd be curious to know what you're actually doing here.
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As the saying goes: "Truth
is the daughter of time."
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If the truth is revealed too soon, it is like a premature baby,
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...and even put your own mother in danger.
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Do you really think so?
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The important thing is that whoever sent me here seems to really believe it.
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I can only speculate.
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In any case, I don't think you should interfere in this matter.
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Meanwhile, the Free Planets Alliance has amassed a fleet of 36,900 warships,
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... which was supposed to interfere with the Imperial Navy
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Union Free Planets Space Fleet
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... bypass the Iserlohn corridor and take a strategic position at the entrance to it.
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ajax
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[Flagship of the Commander-in-Chief of the Union]
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The officer who proposed such a daring plan to the General Staff
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... was Rear Admiral Willem Holland, commander of one of the Union fleets.
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During all our previous attacks on Iserlohn Fortress, we concentrated all our efforts on preventing
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Rear Admiral Willem Holland
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[Fleet unit commander]
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... the enemy to use the main weapon
of the fortress - Thor's Hammer
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...or render it useless.
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I suggest this time to act differently.
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Rear Admiral Willem Holland was almost 32 years old.
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He was considered a young talent, even by the standards of the Union fleet, in which the average age of officers was relatively small.
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First of all,
we use our main fleet as bait.
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Of course, we should keep him out of the range of Thor's Hammer.
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Fortunately, its scope is known to us from previous battles.
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Along the outer boundary of this area, at the minimum allowable distance, along the line that I will henceforth call the "allowable line" or, for short, the line-D,
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... we will position our main fleet, and we will maneuver so that it constantly crosses this line a little and immediately retreats.
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Admiral Dwight Greenhill
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[Chief of the General Staff]
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We hope that this will force the enemy to send us
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... significant forces with the task of imposing a fight on our fleet and driving it under the blow of Thor's Hammer.
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Thus, we will lure the enemy fleet to the very line-D,
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...thus causing their line of defense to stretch and thin.
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At that moment, we will send a squad of our missile carriers to the very edge of the Iserlohn corridor.
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... with the task of attacking the fortress directly.
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By concentrating all their firepower at one point, we can breach the fortress's armor.
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The admirals took Holland's plan with far less fervor than he expected.
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Some of them were quite annoyed, the very fact that the plan was proposed by Holland, just the commander of one of the units,
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... not part of the General Staff, but there were no objections either,
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Commodore Alex Kazeln
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[Chief of Staff of the Command of Logistics Units]
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... since no one could offer a reasonable alternative to Holland's plan.
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They still approved the plan.
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I wonder why?
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At home, in the headquarters of the fleet there is some officer,
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... Captain 2nd Rank Andrew Faulk.
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I know this guy, at the military academy he was the best student in the next year after ours, he even gave a speech at the graduation.
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Captain 3rd Rank Dusty Attenborough
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[Captain of the destroyer Elem III]
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A gloomy guy, but as I see it, he has already been promoted to captain of the 2nd rank.
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Exactly. And if you meet, you'll have to salute him.
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Well, this same Captain Falk brought exactly the same plan.
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Fleet Admiral Lobos has a very high opinion of this guy, and he said:
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"If he supports this plan,
then the plan will be approved."
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Do they approve strategic plans based not on their content, but on the personality of the author?
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What a bunch of morons...
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Let this be a lesson to you: always be aware of what others think of you.
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By the way, how does the destroyer commander have so much free time to sit here with us?
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On my ship the team is so well coordinated
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... that the only thing left for the captain is to rest.
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That's why I came here to see a senior comrade who doesn't seem to suffer from a lack of free time either.
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That's not true.
I have a lot to do.
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Ever since Vice Admiral Celebrity went missing,
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... I, in fact, pull all the work related to logistics.
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Come on, I know this very well.
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We owe you every breakfast, lunch or dinner, Commodore Kaseln.
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And every time, before I start eating, I praise you for your generosity, for your invisible work.
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Enough already, stop freaking out.
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But when I said "a senior comrade with plenty of time," I didn't mean you at all,
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... but this one of our staff officers is half-time.
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Mm?
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Jan, what do you think about our plan "Waltz at the turn-D"?
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Pretty tasteless name, in my opinion.
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And here is the name, I ask you about the plan itself?
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Captain 1st Rank Yang Wenli
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[Officer at the headquarters of the commander in chief]
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I don't think it's the worst possible plan.
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So you don't like him?
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You see, in my opinion, the best plan is not to attack Iserlohn at all.
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Great idea!
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At least there would be no unnecessary losses.
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No, I mean that our main enemy is the Empire, and not the fortress of Iserlohn itself.
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When this fortress was built, many had a completely wrong impression,
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... that the war with the Empire cannot be won without taking this fortress.
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In any case, I am sure that Iserlohn Fortress cannot be taken by brute force alone.
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I agree.
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Okay, I guess it's time.
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Don't be so flippant and take care of your ship!
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I don't think your jokes will be enough to defeat the enemy.
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Yes, yes, I know.
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By the way,.
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... the daughter of Admiral Greenhill this June graduated from the military academy second in her year.
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Must be a very talented girl.
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And also beautiful.
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But you're not interested, are you?
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It's not that I'm not interested at all, but, to tell the truth, she is not a person of my circle.
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And what's worse is that she's your commander's daughter, huh?
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Well, nothing surprising.
This is all you.
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Oh, by the way, how is Julian doing?
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In general - good.
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It has already grown, it has become quite large.
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Since the main task of the operation was to attack the fortress of Iserlohn,
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[Rosenritters - Knights of the Rose]
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... the large number of landing troops involved in it was natural.
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Of course, not without a regiment of Rosenritters.
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Walther von Schönkopf was promoted to colonel
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Colonel Walther von Schönkopf
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[Commander of the Rosenritter Regiment]
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...immediately prior to this mission, and was formally appointed as the thirteenth commander of the regiment.
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Ever since the battle at Van Fleet 4-2,
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... he was considered as acting commander,
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... and now, finally, he received an official promotion.
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It is quite possible that this is an advance promotion, with which the command is trying to force you
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Kasper Linz
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[Major]
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... complete your task by all means.
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In that case, maybe this is a hint to all of us - to return with a shield or on a shield?
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Rainer Blumhardt
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[Captain]
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Linz and Blumhardt received promotions to major and captain respectively,
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... but their mood was not festive at all.
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In this campaign, I still finish my conversation with Lüneburg.
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A new commander can appear at the Rosenritters only after the previous one dies.
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But how do we find it?
The battlefield is huge.
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It won't be easy.
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At every opportunity, we will let the troops of the Empire know
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... that we Rosenritters are here, alive and well.
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We will write our message in huge gothic letters and make the enemy see it.
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In this case, Lüneburg will have no choice but to personally confront us on the battlefield.
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He chose his own path - the path of betrayal, and now, if he does not answer our challenge.
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It will not be able to maintain either its position or its reputation,
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... so I'm sure he'll show up.
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Well, what if it doesn't?
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Then we will secretly inform the Empire that Lüneburg is a Union spy,
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...only pretending to be a defector.
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I do not think that Lüneburg so subdued the Imperials with his personal qualities that they did not attach importance to this.
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Colonel, you are a sly one.
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In this situation, I think Lüneburg will really have no choice.
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Well, it's a classic strategy.
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But as for me, it's better than the good old classics
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... haven't come up with anything yet.
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Schönkopf also had personal motives.
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Lüneburg was responsible for the death of his beloved and subordinates.
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Just by breaking up with him
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... Schönkopf could break with this part of his past.
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October to November 794 of the Space
Age (485 of the Imperial calendar)
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794 Space Age,
485 Imperial Calendar, October.
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... now and then small skirmishes broke out in the vicinity of the exit from the Iserlohn corridor from the side of the Union,
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... the purpose of each of which was to seize control of another small patch of space.
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Between 50 and 3000 ships participated in these clashes,
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... depending on the size of each of the several thousand conditional plots into which the belligerents have divided the sector.
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Reinhard and his unit took part in more than 20 such skirmishes.
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Rejoicing at the opportunity to prove himself at last, he tried to demonstrate all his abilities as a commander.
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However, the actions of a unit of 1000 ships
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...was definitely not enough to affect the course of the battle as a whole
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... and the command of the Imperial Navy simply did not notice his achievements.
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But his achievements were noticed by the command of the Union army,
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... where they came to the conclusion that an unknown, but certainly talented enemy commander appeared on the battlefield.
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If someone then hit our flank, the entire fleet would be in danger of destruction.
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Yes, it was very close.
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Yeah, for an aristocrat who drinks all the time, drags herself behind skirts
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... yes, having fun in Neue Sanssouci, it was not a bad maneuver at all.
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If they knew anything about the identity of their opponent,
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... then they would have refrained from such arrogant comments.
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November 6th Union Rear Admiral Ramsey Wortz
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... at the head of a unit of 2500 ships, he collided with Reinhard's detachment.
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Enemy ships detected!
Approximate number - 1000.
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Rear Admiral Ramsay Wartz
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[Fleet unit commander]
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The enemy ships are grouped very tightly.
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Captain 1st Rank Malcolm Weidborn
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[Wortz's Chief of Staff]
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We have to outflank them, surround them and destroy them, don't we?
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Disperse the flanks and start encircling the enemy!
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Wortz's chief of staff, Malcolm Weidborn, was only 27 at the time.
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They said at the military academy that talent like him didn't come up more than once a decade.
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Enemy!
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What?
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Enemy ships are rapidly approaching us!
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What?
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Reinhard deliberately concentrated and concentrated all his firepower
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... in the very center of the enemy fleet in order to deprive him of the coherence of actions.
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Just unbelieveble!
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Can't be!
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It's just pointless...
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After the loss of the flagship, the Wortz fleet was unable to offer serious resistance to Reinhard.
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... and only three hundred ships managed to escape from the battlefield.
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Later, on November 14, a squadron of fast cruisers under the command of Rear Admiral Cabot of the Union Army
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... was destroyed by an unexpected attack from the rear.
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When such incidents became more frequent,
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... the command of the Union could no longer turn a blind eye to them.
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It looks like the Imperials have a commander with a non-trivial mindset.
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Most of our defeats in recent days are his work, aren't they?
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Fleet Admiral Lazar Lobos
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[Commander-in-Chief of the Union Fleet]
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Quite possible.
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And what do you plan to do with it?
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Chief of Staff Greenhill
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... gladly focused on planning the assault on the Iserlohn fortress itself,
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... and therefore decided to entrust the opposition to the new "star" of the enemy to someone else.
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So, Greenhill instructed to deal with the enemy commander Yang Wenli, known as the "hero of El Fasil"
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...and gave him all the information he knew.
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He remembered that six years ago, Yang Wenli
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... saved a huge number of civilians on the planet El Fasil,
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... for which he received his nickname.
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Everyone knew about this incident, but most of the officers were inclined to consider it a happy accident,
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...because nothing in Yang's appearance resembled a hero.
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The next day, Yang Wenli submitted his plan to Greenhill for consideration.
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Good.
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I like this plan.
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Ah.
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May I ask you for a favor?
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Speak up.
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Could you tell me this is your plan and not mine?
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But in this case, I can not even encourage you for your work.
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This doesn't seem like a good idea to me at all.
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But if people find out that I made the plan, they won't take it seriously.
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It would be much better if someone from the General Staff proposed the plan.
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Yes, and one more thing, if you will, do not reduce the number of ships,
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... specified in this plan, otherwise it can turn against us.
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In accordance with the developed plan, November 19th
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... Reinhard was practically surrounded by the Union fleet.
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That day, Reinhard tried a very difficult tactic.
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He started a fight and immediately began a false retreat,
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... in order to wait until the enemy is sufficiently carried away by the pursuit,
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... slip along his flank and attack from the rear.
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In fact, all his previous fights were preparation for the implementation of this plan.
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In them, Reinhard experimented quite a lot with various formations and maneuvers.
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Kircheis, did you see that?
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That ship emerged victorious from a skirmish with two opponents at once.
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Yes.
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Great job.
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Who is in command of this ship?
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It is commanded by Captain 1st Rank Fritz Josef Bittenfeld.
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He looks like a dude, but his actions are precise and accurate.
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I would like to meet him when the battle is over.
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How old is he?
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Judging by the personal file - 27.
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Oh, he's still quite young.
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What?
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As soon as Reinhard completed his exit to the rear of his original enemy,
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... as new Union ships appeared behind him, two more squads rushed towards him from above and below!
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Even though they didn't even know each other's names back then,
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... Yang Wenli figured out the tactics invented by Reinhard.
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Yang found out that an unusually talented opponent
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... tried many different builds,
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... and predicted that all this could be preparation for execution
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... "retreat with subsequent passage along the flank."
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Moreover, Yan analyzed the location of Reinhard's fleet
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... and reserved a division of 10,000 ships for its complete encirclement,
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... after which he transferred command of the operation to Admiral Greenhill.
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But unfortunately, as Yang feared, the Union fleet command did not allocate enough ships,
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... to make the environment complete.
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Reinhard identified the weakest point and successfully escaped from the encirclement,
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... although he lost about a third of his ships in the process.
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We've only lost 30 ships before this fight, but now...
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Reinhard...
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I know.
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Nobody can run forever.
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Perhaps I am too relaxed.
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It seems that in the enemy fleet, there are also sensible commanders.
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Did he slip away anyway?
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Yes unfortunately.
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Well, that's okay,
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... enough of the fact that we clicked on the nose of this smart guy.
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Our main goal is the fortress of Iserlohn,
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... do not get too distracted by various trifles.
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Perhaps what is there is good.
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At least we got the Imperials to retreat.
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Although, in light of the fact that their main task is to lure us into the radius of destruction of the fortress.
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Retreat only plays into their hands.
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The front line really shifted towards the fortress.
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At first glance, this spoke of the advantage of the Union.
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But as Yang suspected, the Imperial retreat was planned.
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Reinhard's detachment also returned to the fortress for a while,
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... in order to replenish supplies, patch ships and prepare for future battles.
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December 1st
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... the Union fleet finally deployed all its forces along the strike zone of the fortress.
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At the moment, the enemy fleet is out of range of Thor's Hammer!
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They stopped 6.4 light seconds before him!
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Approximate number of 30,000 ships!
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Send out our fleet.
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Force them into the range of the Hammer!
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The sixth battle for the fortress of Iserlohn began.
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Open fire!
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The festival of death and destruction has begun.
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daughter of truth
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Translation that you can say:
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Primary editing and timing: Melk3
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Version 3.0.0(03/01/2011)
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See below
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The Union Army began to implement its plan.
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Reinhard predicts the enemy's intentions
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... and makes good use of his small squad
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... to gain an advantage by performing all new feats on the battlefield.
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At the same time, in the thick of the battle, Schenkopf challenges Lüneburg to a one-on-one duel,
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... in order to settle their dispute once and for all.
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Finally, the obituaries arrive on Iserlohn.
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The next episode of the Legend of the Heroes of the Galaxy Gaiden...
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Legend of the Galactic Heroes Gaiden
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Part 11
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One hundred million stars,
one hundred million stars.
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Sixth attack on Iserlohn
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