Ep. 31: Yang reflects on Alliance failures while separated from allies during committee proceedings in Heinessen.
Aired on July 19, 1991
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Traveling to Heinessen, Yang considers the Alliance's erosion of rights and military weakness following the failed invasion and civil war. In the city, he is isolated from Louis Mashengo and Frederica Greenhill. As a committee questions Yang, his companions seek Admiral Bucock's aid but are attacked by the P.K.C., likely linked to the Earth Cult, before being saved by Bucock's personnel. Meanwhile, on April 10, 798 S.C. / 489 I.C., the Geiesburg Fortress enters the Iserlohn Corridor. The narrative highlights the political turmoil and military setbacks facing the Alliance while Yang faces internal scrutiny and separation from his trusted friends during this critical period.
Episodes
- Ep. 27 · Reinhard’s Reforms and Julian’s First Battle Amidst Fleet Crisis
- Ep. 28 · Admiral von Schaft plans to retake Iserlohn using the Geiesburg fortress
- Ep. 29 · Rubinsky plots Alliance collapse with Trüniht while targeting Yang and Reinhard
- Ep. 30 · Yang attends Heinessen inquiry while Kesselring recruits Lippstadt League members for a secret plan.
- Ep. 31 · Yang reflects on Alliance failures while separated from allies during committee proceedings in Heinessen.
- Ep. 32 · Yang Returns to Iserlohn Amidst Political Turmoil and Imperial Threat
- Ep. 33 · Fortress Versus Fortress
- Ep. 34 · Reinhard orders Mittermeyer and Reuenthal to attack while Kempf’s trap fails against Julian Minci’s insight.
- Ep. 35 · Fleets clash as Reinhard seizes power while Yang reflects on military ethics.