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| - 45: The two armies are about to meet at Naggiar very soon. 21: Don't say it like you're looking forward to it..! It's probably a battle we will lose you know! Alfons: A mountain of information is coming from both armies, but none of them describe any chance of Gallia having any advantage at all. Leila: Which idiot decided to gather all of the forces for a showndown? An ordinary lesson won't cut it for that guy! I need to give him a special education! Riela: (What kind of talents will be brought out by the education..?) Valerie: Whatever the outcome, this will be an important moment of Gallia's history. Riela: Kurt, what will we be doing? Kurt: A small squad like ours won't be able to participate in any kind of battle that would tilt the outcome by any great amount but.. Imca: We cannot lose this battle. Kurt: Correct, if we lose here, the vast majority of Gallian forces will be lost and all that's left is probably surrendering. Kurt: We cannot sit by and watch the battle that will decide the fate of the entire country and do nothing. Riela: We're fighting. Kurt: We're not going to be able to help the main forces directly. but going around causing confusion as a small force that the Gallian army, shorthanded as it is, are unable to spare men for, is something we can do. Giulio: We'll attract attention to ourselves, for better or worse. Alfons: If you need me to wiretap the Gallian communications I might be able to try my hand in doing it. Kurt: If we had information from the Gallian army we may have a grasp on the situation. Imca: There is only one goal. Nothing less than victory. Annika: It's the battle of the century! Let's do it! Let's show them what we can do! Borgia: What are both Dahau and Isler doing exactly! Useless! Borgia: See what happens when they get distracted! The Valkyrur lives! Lydia: Your Eminence is right to be angry. But due to orders from the Empire, Dahau is unable to move freely.. Borgia: Ignore those orders, I told him to make the Valkyrur his top priority. Lydia: Ignoring direct orders from HQ would put the continued functioning of the squad difficult would it not? Borgia: ..Is not your role to play the part of Dahau's subordinate and finishing the duties you were given? Lydia: Of course. Borgia: Well then, if the Calamity Raven does not move as I ask, whose fault is it? Lydia: ...!! Borgia: If the Nameless do show up in Naggiar, you will make sure that they don't draw another breath. Borgia: Do you understand? Lydia: Yes..! Lydia: You got to be kidding me! It's your fault that Borgia's in such a foul mood! Lydia: What do you intend to do about that?! Gusurg: Do you want me to do something? Lydia: What?! Gusurg: Didn't you say you weren't going to trust a spy? Lydia: You! How dare you! Gusurg: Or rather, do you finally accept that I'm on the same side? Lydia: Definitely not that! Lydia: I just wish you'd get shot out there and just die, but you've come back 3 times! Gusurg: Hahaha! Lydia: What's so funny! Gusurg: Sorry about that, but I don't die so easily. Gusurg: Compared to the times I've had in the Nameless, this is a walk in the park. Lydia: What again?! Gusurg: The reason I came over to this side, while partly due to the fact that I couldn't agree with the Gallian army's methods, was also due to this squad not yet doing anything that I couldn't agree with. Lydia: Even though we're getting you to kill your old comrades?! Lydia: Unbelievable.. Gusurg: The Gallian army has no higher purpose, which is why I am unconvinced that I am doing the right thing. It was simply order after order. Lydia: And you're satisfied here because there is an ideal? Lydia: I fail to understand. Lydia: ..One thing I do know though, is that you have an unusual distaste for the Gallian army. Gusurg: Still think I'm a spy? Lydia: ..Fine then, I'll see what you're all about myself. Lydia: We'll move out together, why don't we. The Gallian army and the Imperial army are gathered in the Naggiar plains for a showdown. We will strike the Imperial forces from the side in an effort to support the Gallian army, with the aim to cause confusion and weaken the Imperial army. A small squad like us would be put in danger if we participated in the main battles. We'll make detours while ascertaining the situation, we will focus only on supporting the army. Losing the battle here will mean the defeat of Gallia. No matter how unfavorable our conditions may become, there is no way of avoiding fighting.
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