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[TRANSLATED] CODE GEASS: Lelouch of the Re;surrection (Chapter 7, Pt 2)
Original Scans: courtesy of Comic NewType

SCHNEIZEL
He'll be assuming command of your backup on this operation.1
He's also been allying with us from the private sector.
SCHNEE
Schnee Hexenhaus, at your service.
I look forward to working with you.

KALLEN
Wait, you're the Schnee that used to work under Suzaku?!
SCHNEE
Yes, ma'am.
I was part of his elite guard.2
SCHNEE
Actually, you and I have met before.
On... the battlefield.
We were each piloting KMFs at the time...

KALLEN
What?!
When?
SCHNEE
It was after Lady Nunnally's assignment to Japan. We were escorting her...
...across the Pacific Ocean.

KALLEN
Oh, right...
That.

SAYOKO
But Master Schnee,
if you're to participate in this operation, doesn't that mean...
SCHNEE
Yes.
I intend to learn Zero's true identity.
LLOYD
Intend, you say...
LLOYD
What an odd way of putting it.
SFX
<typing>

SCHNEE
Suzaku had one other subordinate.
His appointment was arranged by Suzaku's supervisor,
Lord Schneizel.
He was supposed to watch Suzaku.
SCHNEE
To uncover whatever his connection with the previous Zero had been.

KALLEN
(The previous...?)
SCHNEE
In the course of his investigation, he would have come to learn the identity of that Zero, as well as Suzaku's relationship to him—
—and, of course...
...that mysterious power known as geass.
SCHNEE
...Except that he protected me, when the FLEIJA warhead went off over TOKYO.

SCHNEE
He died.

KALLEN
...
SCHNEE
I blamed Suzaku for firing that missile.
I — despised him.
And I couldn't — accept what he'd done.3
SCHNEE
I could no longer believe in a man that I'd loved and respected.

SCHNEE
Which is why I eventually left the armed forces.
KALLEN
And yet, here you are — on this operation. Why?
SCHNEE
...
SCHNEE
He—
Ledo4, that is... left me an intelligence report. He entrusted it to me.
SCHNEE
That report is how I learned about his investigation.

SCHNEE
And I thought, if I could learn Zero's true identity, if I could learn about geass...
—Maybe it would help me better understand why Suzaku did what he did...
...and what he was trying to do.

KALLEN
Huh...
SCHNEE
I said something horrible to him.
And yet—
He was the one who pushed me to keep going after I lost a friend.

SCHNEE
The one who
encouraged me not to give up on tomorrow.
But I still haven't been able to express any of that to him. Not even one word.
That's why—
KALLEN
Hey, it's okay!
We're gonna rescue Zero and Nunnally for sure.
And then you can thank him as much as you want.

SCHNEE
Yes—
And I'll do my utmost to back you up!

C.C.
<grunt>

SFX
<clackity clack>
<fwooooosh>
C.C.
We're going now, Lelouch.
I want to be in the royal capital before dark.
SFX
<clunk>
<crash>
SFX
<stagger>

SFX
<stagger, wobble>
SFX
<wobble>
SFX
<flip>
SFX
<stagger>
C.C.
...

KANON
The investigation team will be entering Zilkhstan shortly.
SCHNEIZEL
Yes.
All we can do now is pray for Miss Kouzuki and her team's success.

SFX
<rooooar>
LLOYD
Must we really jump?!
SAYOKO
Please brace yourself, Dr. Asplund.
SFX
<fasten, zip, click>

SCHNEE
I'm afraid so, Dr. Asplund.
You and Kallen are simply too well-known
to enter the country by the usual means.
SFX
<beep, beep>
PILOT
We're approachingt he drop-off zone!
SCHNEE
Kallen!

SFX
<thud—>
<rumbling...>
<WHOOOOOSH>
SFX
<roooooar>

SFX
<roooooar>
KALLEN
Well, I'll see you later!
SCHNEE
Kallen!
SCHNEE
Good hunting to you...!5

KALLEN
Thanks,
Schnee!
LLOYD
NoooOOOOOOOOOOO—
SFX
<jump>

LLOYD
—OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO...!
LLOYD
HELP MEEEEeeeee....!

KALLEN
(Just hang tight, you two—)
(We're coming!)
1 The てもらう here indicates that Schneizel asked Schnee to take on this role, or just that he considers it a favor.↩
2 This is absolutely just a funny side note, rather than I think an intentional double-meaning being invoked in-universe, but 親衛隊 is also used facetiously to mean 'groupies'.And, well, Schnee was kind of a Suzaku groupie for a while there, too!↩
3 Or he couldn't accept Suzaku — the word Schnee is using, without a direct object, is "reject" or "refuse".↩
4 Or Redo. The Lancelot & Guren manga has spelled this character's name two different ways.↩
5 Schnee's phrase here is a Japanese expression wishing one good luck, specifically in the context of a war.↩

He'll be assuming command of your backup on this operation.1
He's also been allying with us from the private sector.
SCHNEE
Schnee Hexenhaus, at your service.
I look forward to working with you.

Wait, you're the Schnee that used to work under Suzaku?!
SCHNEE
Yes, ma'am.
I was part of his elite guard.2
SCHNEE
Actually, you and I have met before.
On... the battlefield.
We were each piloting KMFs at the time...

What?!
When?
SCHNEE
It was after Lady Nunnally's assignment to Japan. We were escorting her...
...across the Pacific Ocean.

Oh, right...
That.

But Master Schnee,
if you're to participate in this operation, doesn't that mean...
SCHNEE
Yes.
I intend to learn Zero's true identity.
LLOYD
Intend, you say...
LLOYD
What an odd way of putting it.
SFX
<typing>

Suzaku had one other subordinate.
His appointment was arranged by Suzaku's supervisor,
Lord Schneizel.
He was supposed to watch Suzaku.
SCHNEE
To uncover whatever his connection with the previous Zero had been.

(The previous...?)
SCHNEE
In the course of his investigation, he would have come to learn the identity of that Zero, as well as Suzaku's relationship to him—
—and, of course...
...that mysterious power known as geass.
SCHNEE
...Except that he protected me, when the FLEIJA warhead went off over TOKYO.

He died.

...
SCHNEE
I blamed Suzaku for firing that missile.
I — despised him.
And I couldn't — accept what he'd done.3
SCHNEE
I could no longer believe in a man that I'd loved and respected.

Which is why I eventually left the armed forces.
KALLEN
And yet, here you are — on this operation. Why?
SCHNEE
...
SCHNEE
He—
Ledo4, that is... left me an intelligence report. He entrusted it to me.
SCHNEE
That report is how I learned about his investigation.

And I thought, if I could learn Zero's true identity, if I could learn about geass...
—Maybe it would help me better understand why Suzaku did what he did...
...and what he was trying to do.

Huh...
SCHNEE
I said something horrible to him.
And yet—
He was the one who pushed me to keep going after I lost a friend.

The one who
encouraged me not to give up on tomorrow.
But I still haven't been able to express any of that to him. Not even one word.
That's why—
KALLEN
Hey, it's okay!
We're gonna rescue Zero and Nunnally for sure.
And then you can thank him as much as you want.

Yes—
And I'll do my utmost to back you up!

<grunt>

<clackity clack>
<fwooooosh>
C.C.
We're going now, Lelouch.
I want to be in the royal capital before dark.
SFX
<clunk>
<crash>
SFX
<stagger>

<stagger, wobble>
SFX
<wobble>
SFX
<flip>
SFX
<stagger>
C.C.
...

The investigation team will be entering Zilkhstan shortly.
SCHNEIZEL
Yes.
All we can do now is pray for Miss Kouzuki and her team's success.

<rooooar>
LLOYD
Must we really jump?!
SAYOKO
Please brace yourself, Dr. Asplund.
SFX
<fasten, zip, click>

I'm afraid so, Dr. Asplund.
You and Kallen are simply too well-known
to enter the country by the usual means.
SFX
<beep, beep>
PILOT
We're approachingt he drop-off zone!
SCHNEE
Kallen!

<thud—>
<rumbling...>
<WHOOOOOSH>
SFX
<roooooar>

<roooooar>
KALLEN
Well, I'll see you later!
SCHNEE
Kallen!
SCHNEE
Good hunting to you...!5

Thanks,
Schnee!
LLOYD
NoooOOOOOOOOOOO—
SFX
<jump>

—OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO...!
LLOYD
HELP MEEEEeeeee....!

(Just hang tight, you two—)
(We're coming!)
1 The てもらう here indicates that Schneizel asked Schnee to take on this role, or just that he considers it a favor.↩
2 This is absolutely just a funny side note, rather than I think an intentional double-meaning being invoked in-universe, but 親衛隊 is also used facetiously to mean 'groupies'.
3 Or he couldn't accept Suzaku — the word Schnee is using, without a direct object, is "reject" or "refuse".↩
4 Or Redo. The Lancelot & Guren manga has spelled this character's name two different ways.↩
5 Schnee's phrase here is a Japanese expression wishing one good luck, specifically in the context of a war.↩