Chapter 3: Ashore Aspinia 
 
Section 1) The Town of Guarder ~ Translated by Lineage 
 
 
Bresby :  
That's...an Imperial Fleet...  
 
Donhort :  
They have chased us even here. They certainly are persistent...!  
 
Kate :  
They've got ahead of us by coming via the sea with a fleet. They can  
even ambush us from the continental harbor. This is bad...  
 
Bresby :  
My, what should we do...If we continue our path to the north,  
a fight is unavoidable, isn't it?  
 
Gracia :  
I'm dying to go on ahead quickly...but I do want to avoid a 
demand to fight either. Should we flee this place for now, Julian?  
 
YES  
 
Bresby :  
Julian, I'm disappointed. You are not only a  
fighting specialist, but you should also investigate  
the situation as a leader.  
 
Mageron :  
Wait, Julian battalion! I'm surprised with you, Julian army.  
You have reached the continental harbor, getting through an  
Imperial besiegement and the Barrier Fortress.  
 
NO  
 
Bresby :  
Even if we turn our path, the chase will continue.  
If we are destined to fight, are you thinking we should  
settle the account right now?  
 
Mageron :  
Wait, Julian battalion! I'm surprised with you, Julian army.  
You have reached continental harbor by getting through an 
Imperial besiegement and the Barrier Fortress.  
 
Steel :  
However you did it, after receiving the assistance from the  
Resistance force, you must have survived through dugouts  
like rats in the sewer to barely escape.  
 
Donhort :  
Don't forget you wouldn't be here if it wasn't for our rescue.  
 
Kate :  
What Sir Donhort is saying is true. This is a neutral area,  
outside of the Empire. Please leave us alone.  
 
Steel :  
This territory certainly doesn't belong to either country.  
However, that only holds true as long as the balance is  
kept between the Republic and the Empire.  
 
Bresby :  
You are still ignoring the matter, General Steel. Are you  
saying such a balance has been destroyed?  
 
Mageron :  
A letter from my father has arrived, Bresby. My father had been  
abducted by Governor General Garvin of Saraband!  
 
Steel :  
And with Prince Arrawnt's assistance. Why  
did he side with Governer General Garvin to betray the  
Empire? It is pathetic.  
 
Mageron :  
Arrawnt...Trying to gain the position of Emperor, he dug his  
own grave. What an idiot!  
 
Donhort :  
General Rogan said that on the ship...The general's guess  
was true. Medion's army must have saved the  
Emperor.  
 
Mageron :  
Certainly, Medion has rescued Father...Father is marching  
to Aspia with Medion as we speak...  
 
Julian :  
......  
 
Mageron :  
Even I, Mageron can't believe Medion has decided to  
head towards Aspia to conquer along with the Emperor...  
 
Steel :  
However, Prince Medion is only human...If he can get  
the Republic by conquest, it's only natural he would  
defeat his own friend.  
 
Mageron :  
The traitor of the Emperor, Conrad's son... I heard he  
is a friend of Medion's. It would be interesting to watch  
those two fight.  
 
Bresby :  
...Prince Mageron. I don't think you've come here to  
tell us that. Or are you still intending to.. Sir Gracia...  
 
Mageron :  
To tell you the truth, the Emperor has requested a  
gift to present to Medion for conquering Aspia. I'd like  
you to carry the gift with you...  
 
Steel :  
This is also the request of Prince Medion...that you  
would take it.  
 
Donhort :  
Nonsense. The invasion of the Republic...whyever should we  
help you by doing a favor...?  
 
Honesty :  
Please don't refuse! Long time no see, Julian... I have  
heard of your bravery in the Empire.  
 
(When Isabella has already joined the force.)  
 
Bresby :  
You are Honesty, from General Rogan... why are you here  
again...and the person behind you...Madam Melinda!  
 
(When Isabella did not join the force yet)  
 
Bresby :  
...Honesty from the Rogan army and Princess Isabella again,  
why...moreover, the one behind you...Madam Melinda!  
 
Isabella :  
Since my aunt is departing for Aspia, I have to stay  
together with her like this...  
 
Gracia :  
Lady Melinda. The second wife of the Emperor...Isn't she  
Medion's biological mother?  
 
Bresby :  
I guess the gift you wanted us to carry...you must be  
talking about this lady?  
 
Melinda :  
It's only natural you are surprised. Even I didn't know  
I'd end up...  
 
Honesty :  
I beg you, Julian. Please gladly accept the role of  
escorting Madam Melinda to Prince Medion...  
 
Melinda :  
Ever since that child discovered I was getting exhausted  
of palace life, he wanted to free me from there. But,  
I didn't know he would assist an invasion...  
 
Kate :  
Madam Melinda is very good woman...Even though Prince  
Medion is leading an invasion force, as long as Madam  
Melinda can go there, certainly he will...  
 
Steel :  
You are expecting too much...Do you think the  
Emperor would let that happen?  
 
Donhort :  
Where do you think you are going...?  
 
Steel :  
Our task is over now...We are worried about Destonia in 
the absence of the Emperor, so we are making haste  
to return...  
 
Kate :  
How could.. You are leaving Madam Melinda here without  
even hearing Julian's answer?  
 
Mageron :  
Lady Melinda is Medion's hope, and father has allowed her  
to go to Aspia. That must mean she is no longer needed  
by him.  
 
Steel :  
The Julian battalion escorting Madam Melinda is the  
Emperor's request, so it must be excuted. However, we  
won't be hold responsible for whatever happens thereafter.  
 
Mageron :  
Whether you agree or not, it's up to you...Do it whatever  
you like.  
 
Steel :  
Gracia, you are lucky this time...next time we meet,  
I will catch you for sure!  
 
Donhort :  
Hmm...what a terrible people...No wonder why we have  
to call the Empire ruled by them as the worst nation.  
 
Melinda :  
It's fine as of now.  
 
Bresby :  
"It's fine as of now"... what...does that mean?  
 
Honesty :  
She means she would have been more troubled if she wasn't  
freed like this, Sir Bresby.  
 
Melinda :  
This story, we couldn't have told Mageron and his associates...  
To tell you the truth, there is actually something going  
on...  
 
Honesty :  
Madam Melinda, to tell this story...this place is very  
dangerous for that...what if someone hears...?  
 
Melinda :  
Oh, right. What if anyone hears...Now, this is a long  
story, so in the village...we will continue our  
discussion in the headquarters, shall we?  
 
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Bresby :  
What...then the Emperor's letter is a fake, written by  
General Rogan... and Prince Mageron fell for it?  
 
Donhort :  
The handwriting of the Emperor is regarded as very important  
in Imperial administration...If the Prince has watched his  
father's handwriting many times, wouldn't he have seen  
through the ruse?  
 
Bresby :  
No, it's possible if General Rogan wrote it. That man has  
admired the Emperor ever since he was a young man. He has been  
imitating everything the Emperor does.  
 
Honesty :  
When I received the letter from the Emperor, I felt  
something fearful from him, so I showed the letter to the  
General, trapped inside the Executor.  
 
Gracia :  
The ship was on the verge of sinking. The content of the  
Emperor's letter must have been more fearful than the  
general's own fear of sinking into the sea.  
 
Isabella :  
To be forging father's commandment...if that is discovered,  
the punishment is death for sure. What was the revised  
content, risking such danger?  
 
Honesty :  
It's better not to know...but the general said, if this  
letter gets to Prince Mageron with its original content,  
Prince Medion's freedom will be taken away!  
 
Melinda :  
The general must have thought it's safer for me to go  
to Medion than staying in the castle. Something big  
must be going on...  
 
Bridget :  
But even though we are supposed to escort her to  
Prince Medion, we don't know where Prince Medion is.  
 
Honesty :  
Prince Medion is marching towards Aspia along with  
Emperor Domaric.  
 
Donhort :  
Prince Medion is going to Aspia... the story we've  
heard before was true after all!  
 
Honesty :  
Prince Medion did not want an invasion. But since they  
did not have access to any ships, they had to go  
to Aspia through Headland area.  
 
Bresby :  
General Rogan is with the Prince, Donhort. So he  
can be a great help to the Prince. 
 
(If Synbios has obtained the key in Scenario1)  
 
Melinda :  
That's impossible, Sir Bresby...The general is in  
Domaric's army and the Emperor's advisor, Sir Fiderit is keeping  
a close eye on him.  
 
(If Synbios did not obtain the key in Scenario1)  
 
Honesty :  
That's impossible, Sir Bresby...The general went down  
with the ship.  
 
Melinda :  
Ah, how horrible. To think the respected General Rogan  
has fallen victim to such evil!  
 
Isabella :  
I wonder how the general must have felt when he fell into the Bulzome  
Sect's trap...  
 
Gracia :  
We have to hurry to Aspia...Let's go, Julian!  
 
Bresby :  
Why so suddenly, Sir Gracia?  
 
Gracia :  
After hearing your story, I think I know the  
content of the Emperor's letter, and the Emperor's  
true intention.  
 
Isabella :  
Sir Gracia, you say you saw through my father's intentions.  
...but I don't see any yet. Would you care to explain...?  
 
Gracia :  
After rescuing the Emperor, Prince Medion had to head  
to Aspia since Garvin took away the ship.  
 
Honesty :  
During the battle in Governer General's office in the  
Floating City, Saraband, Garvin and Prince Arrawnt were  
pinned, so they ran away with the Seagate.  
 
Gracia :  
The Emperor surely would like to reclaim the Republican  
territories he lost back in the War of Independence. If  
he is heading towards Aspia...  
 
Melinda :  
He certainly can't afford to miss such chance...ah!  
Then...then...!  
 
Donhort :  
I still don't understand...If Prince Medion has no  
intention of invading, then there is nothing Emperor  
Domaric alone can do.  
 
Isabella :  
Brother Medion is weak against father. Since father's  
love towards my brother was little, he has always worked hard  
trying to get father's recognition.  
 
Gracia :  
I believe Prince Medion was torn between loyalty  
towards the Emperor, and his friendship with Lord  
Synbios...and the Emperor must have seen through that.  
 
Bresby :  
Of course, now I see...The purpose of the letter is to  
hasten Prince Medion to make a decision between the  
two. If the Prince values the Emperor and Lord Synbios  
equally, the letter can elevate the Emperor's position.  
and that's Madam Melinda's mission, right?  
 
Donhort :  
Then, if Prince Medion refuses to march into Aspia,  
the life of Madam Melinda...he was trying to use her  
as a threat...?  
 
Kate :  
Such a story...I can't believe it... To take  
Madam Melinda's life, who is the Emperor's REAL wife,  
also the one trusted by the Emperor's REAL son?  
 
Melinda :  
No. If it's him, then he will do it...To get everything  
under his rule...!  
 
Donhort :  
The Emperor must be threatening Prince Medion now that  
he believes his letter has sent through...He must be  
rushing Prince Medion for the Aspia invasion.  
 
Bresby :  
Julian. Let's hurry and prepare for the journey. Before  
Prince Medion invades Aspia, we must get to Aspia!  
 
Honesty :  
Well then, Madam Melinda...has been permitted to be  
escorted to Aspia! My appointed task from General Rogan  
is now over. However, that also means the beginning of  
another task. The beginning of this war is...  
all because of the Bulzome cult's plot. If we let  
their existance stay, more tragedies will occur!  
Please, allow I,Honesty into your army. I take an oath.  
I will defeat Bulzome and bring peace into this land  
once again.  
 
(When Isabella hasn't joined the force yet.)  
 
Isabella :  
I...can no longer return to Destonia. To escort Madam  
Aunt Melinda into Aspia safely, please make use of  
my power...  
 
Bresby :  
Since we are embarking on a dangerous march, Princess  
Isabella's ability is hard to get. The Princess should  
be able to help us greatly.  
 
Isabella :  
I hate this war, and Bulzome. Please don't take me to  
Aspia only. Allow me to go to...the northern land.  
 
Donhort :  
Well, the women of today must be stronger. The 
women in Julian battalion...are as brave as the male  
soldiers, Julian.  
 
Bresby :  
Now, prepare for the march, Julian. We have to cross  
the continental shore by today!