 Himmel : Frieren. |
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 Frieren : The royal capital's in sight. |
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 Heiter : The adventurers are making
their triumphant return. |
(0:02:10.56) |
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Heiter : They must be celebrating in the city. |
(0:02:13.44) |
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Himmel : We'll have to look for work once we're back. |
(0:02:17.74) |
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Frieren : You're already thinking about that? |
(0:02:20.82) |
|
Himmel : It's important, after all. |
(0:02:23.41) |
Himmel : We've defeated the Demon King,
but it's not over. |
(0:02:24.99) |
Himmel : We have the whole rest
of our lives ahead of us. |
(0:02:28.91) |
 Eisen : Work, huh? |
(0:02:31.88) |
Heiter : I'd like something where
I can drink on the job. |
(0:02:33.75) |
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Himmel : Aren't you a priest? |
(0:02:36.21) |
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Frieren : I suppose you're right. |
(0:02:40.18) |
Himmel : Frieren, the life ahead of you will surely
be much longer than we can imagine. |
(0:02:43.93) |
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Frieren : Perhaps. |
(0:02:52.27) |
Himmel : The king's going to erect
statues of us in the plaza. |
(0:04:02.97) |
Himmel : I'm not sure they'll be able to faithfully
recreate my handsome looks, though. |
(0:04:07.35) |
|
Frieren : How self-serving of him. |
(0:04:15.06) |
Frieren : He only gave us ten copper coins
when we left on our adventure. |
(0:04:16.90) |
Heiter : Now, now, Frieren.
Tonight, we drink for free. |
(0:04:22.11) |
|
Heiter : I'd say we're even, wouldn't you? |
(0:04:26.78) |
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Frieren : You corrupt priest. |
(0:04:29.16) |
|
Eisen : It's over. |
(0:04:38.42) |
|
Himmel : Yeah. |
(0:04:41.09) |
|
Himmel : This is the end of our adventure. |
(0:04:42.97) |
|
Heiter : It's been ten years, huh? |
(0:04:46.43) |
|
Heiter : We've been through a lot. |
(0:04:48.60) |
|
Heiter : The day we departed... |
(0:04:52.02) |
Heiter : Himmel and Eisen were nearly executed
for speaking rudely to the king. |
(0:04:54.02) |
|
Frieren : We'll give them a talking to. |
(0:04:56.56) |
|
Heiter : Shall we lick your boots? |
(0:04:57.31) |
Frieren : One misstep, and our adventure
would've ended there. |
(0:04:58.77) |
Himmel : Sometimes, Heiter was too
hungover to do anything. |
(0:05:02.82) |
Frieren : You're as pallid as an undead.
Are you all right? |
(0:05:10.83) |
|
Heiter : No. |
(0:05:14.50) |
|
Himmel : No, huh? |
(0:05:15.46) |
|
Eisen : It was a weekly occurrence. |
(0:05:17.12) |
|
Frieren : I, on the other hand, was exceptional. |
(0:05:19.63) |
Eisen : We thought about leaving you behind
when that mimic tried to eat you. |
(0:05:21.63) |
|
Himmel : Seriously? We told her it was a trap. |
(0:05:25.22) |
|
Frieren : It's dark and scary in here! |
(0:05:26.63) |
|
Eisen : Why don't we leave the elf behind? |
(0:05:28.39) |
|
Himmel : We have nothing but terrible memories. |
(0:05:34.73) |
|
Himmel : But I had fun. |
(0:05:39.69) |
|
Himmel : I'm glad I got to adventure with all of you. |
(0:05:41.86) |
|
Heiter : Likewise. |
(0:05:46.03) |
|
Frieren : It was a mere ten-year adventure. |
(0:05:47.74) |
|
Himmel : ＂A mere ten-year adventure＂? |
(0:05:50.24) |
Himmel : But that's an entire decade
we spent adventuring together. |
(0:05:51.70) |
|
Himmel : Look at Heiter. He's turned into an old man. |
(0:05:54.45) |
|
Heiter : That's rude. |
(0:05:58.08) |
|
Frieren : He always looked like that. |
(0:05:59.63) |
|
Heiter : That's rude. |
(0:06:01.17) |
|
Eisen : It's nearly time. |
(0:06:09.72) |
|
Heiter : The Era Meteor Shower, was it? |
(0:06:19.27) |
|
Himmel : It happens once every fifty years. |
(0:06:22.31) |
Himmel : Perfect for marking the
start of an era of peace. |
(0:06:26.61) |
|
Himmel : They're beautiful. |
(0:06:32.57) |
Frieren : The view's not so good
from inside the city, though. |
(0:06:34.24) |
Himmel : I'm having a moment over here.
Don't spoil the mood. |
(0:06:36.62) |
|
Frieren : Next time, then. |
(0:06:41.83) |
Frieren : I know a place where you
can see them more clearly. |
(0:06:45.05) |
|
Frieren : I'll take you there in fifty years. |
(0:06:47.97) |
|
Frieren : What? |
(0:06:53.18) |
|
Himmel : It's nothing. |
(0:06:54.39) |
|
Himmel : You're right. Let's go see them together. |
(0:06:58.52) |
|
Frieren : Well, I should go. |
(0:07:24.29) |
|
Himmel : What are you going to do now? |
(0:07:26.55) |
|
Frieren : I'm going to continue collecting spells. |
(0:07:28.80) |
Frieren : I plan to travel around the central lands
for the next hundred years or so. |
(0:07:31.34) |
|
Frieren : I'll stop by once in a while. |
(0:07:34.85) |
Heiter : I can't understand what
being an elf must be like. |
(0:07:42.31) |
|
Himmel : Seriously, how long has she been around? |
(0:07:44.94) |
Heiter : To her, fifty or even a hundred years
might be a trifling thing. |
(0:07:48.36) |
Frieren : I see. That's no good.
I need one for summoning. |
(0:08:52.92) |
Frieren : Come to think of it, I think Himmel still has
the horn we got at the Demon King's castle. |
(0:08:59.51) |
|
Himmel : It's exuding some kind of evil aura. |
(0:09:05.60) |
|
Himmel : It's not harmful to people, is it? |
(0:09:08.94) |
|
Frieren : I don't know. |
(0:09:10.90) |
|
Himmel : You don't know, huh? |
(0:09:12.03) |
Frieren : It's nearly time for the
Era Meteor Shower again. |
(0:09:14.61) |
|
Frieren : I'll pick the horn up when I visit him. |
(0:09:17.32) |
Frieren : The city's changed quite a bit
since I was last here. |
(0:09:24.91) |
|
Frieren : It should be around here. |
(0:09:42.72) |
|
Himmel : Frieren? |
(0:09:45.60) |
|
Frieren : Himmel... |
(0:09:47.89) |
|
Frieren : You're so old. |
(0:09:55.61) |
|
Himmel : Do you have to put it so bluntly? |
(0:09:56.95) |
Himmel : I'm still pretty handsome
at this age, though, aren't I? |
(0:10:00.78) |
Himmel : It's been fifty years.
You look the same as you ever did. |
(0:10:06.04) |
|
Himmel : I thought I'd never see you again. |
(0:10:11.75) |
|
Himmel : The Era Meteor Shower, huh? |
(0:10:17.47) |
|
Himmel : That brings back memories. |
(0:10:19.68) |
Frieren : About that thing we looted from
the Demon King's castle... |
(0:10:21.55) |
|
Himmel : You mean the shadow dragon horn? |
(0:10:24.72) |
|
Himmel : I've never forgotten about it. |
(0:10:27.10) |
Himmel : My cabinet's been exuding
an evil aura all this time. |
(0:10:30.48) |
|
Frieren : Sorry, I think. |
(0:10:34.48) |
Frieren : You could've stashed it
in a shed or something. |
(0:10:36.36) |
|
Himmel : I couldn't do that. |
(0:10:41.99) |
Himmel : You may not have thought much
of leaving it with me, |
(0:10:47.12) |
Himmel : but to me, it was a treasure
entrusted to me by a dear friend. |
(0:10:51.83) |
|
Himmel : I had to return it to you someday. |
(0:10:57.42) |
|
Frieren : It's not that big a deal. |
(0:11:09.77) |
|
Frieren : Himmel, are you ready yet? |
(0:11:32.58) |
Frieren : You're bald, anyway. There's no point
in fussing over your appearance. |
(0:11:34.58) |
Himmel : There are things we bald men
are particular about. |
(0:11:38.34) |
|
Himmel : Now, shall we go see the Era Meteor Shower? |
(0:11:47.93) |
|
Frieren : You've become rather dignified, Heiter. |
(0:11:59.69) |
|
Heiter : I'm a bishop of the holy city, after all. |
(0:12:02.49) |
|
Heiter : You haven't changed at all. |
(0:12:04.70) |
|
Frieren : Don't pat my head. |
(0:12:07.83) |
|
Frieren : Eisen, you haven't changed much. |
(0:12:11.20) |
|
Eisen : Is that how I seem to you? |
(0:12:14.12) |
|
Frieren : I would expect as much from a dwarf. |
(0:12:16.59) |
Himmel : So, where's this place where we can
see the meteor shower clearly? |
(0:12:18.38) |
|
Heiter : We're going there now? |
(0:12:22.38) |
Heiter : It's a bit early to see the
Era Meteor Shower, isn't it? |
(0:12:24.43) |
|
Frieren : Yeah. It's about a week's walk from here. |
(0:12:28.43) |
|
Eisen : It's that far away? |
(0:12:32.77) |
|
Himmel : Unbelievable. |
(0:12:35.02) |
|
Himmel : You should be kinder to the elderly. |
(0:12:36.61) |
|
Himmel : This brings back memories. |
(0:12:42.32) |
Himmel : Traveling together like this makes me
feel like we've returned to those days. |
(0:12:44.24) |
|
Himmel : We journeyed to all sorts of places. |
(0:12:52.45) |
|
Himmel : Everything seemed so brilliant and new. |
(0:12:56.00) |
Himmel : And you were always there
in those beautiful memories. |
(0:13:25.86) |
Himmel : I'd been looking forward to the day
when we'd all be together again. |
(0:13:34.08) |
|
Himmel : Thank you, Frieren. |
(0:13:40.46) |
Himmel : Because of you, I had this delightful
adventure at the very end. |
(0:13:43.30) |
|
Himmel : They're beautiful. |
(0:14:12.70) |
|
Heiter : I think Himmel was happy. |
(0:14:41.44) |
|
Frieren : You think so? |
(0:14:46.32) |
Heiter : Now, now! We're not wearing
sad expressions, either. |
(0:15:03.63) |
|
Heiter : You wound me. |
(0:15:11.68) |
|
Frieren : It's not like I knew anything about him. |
(0:15:37.04) |
Frieren : We only traveled together
for a mere ten years. |
(0:15:53.47) |
|
Frieren : I knew human lives were short, but... |
(0:16:04.44) |
|
Frieren : Why didn't I try to get to know him better? |
(0:16:10.07) |
|
Frieren : Don't pat my head. |
(0:16:23.96) |
|
Heiter : I should return to the holy city. |
(0:16:34.80) |
|
Heiter : Let me get a good look at your faces. |
(0:16:41.06) |
Heiter : This will probably be
the last time I see you. |
(0:16:44.31) |
|
Frieren : Are you unwell? |
(0:16:47.02) |
|
Heiter : My years of drinking have caught up to me. |
(0:16:48.73) |
|
Eisen : It's divine punishment. |
(0:16:51.44) |
Heiter : If you're ever in the holy city,
offer a drink at my grave. |
(0:16:54.36) |
|
Frieren : Heiter, you're not afraid of dying? |
(0:17:00.87) |
Heiter : We're the party of adventurers
that saved the world. |
(0:17:05.67) |
Heiter : We'll surely be living the good life
in Heaven after death. |
(0:17:09.46) |
Heiter : That's the whole reason
I fought alongside you. |
(0:17:13.84) |
|
Frieren : You corrupt priest. |
(0:17:17.93) |
|
Heiter : If you'll excuse me. |
(0:17:21.77) |
|
Frieren : I should get going, too. |
(0:17:31.69) |
|
Eisen : You're off to collect more spells? |
(0:17:35.49) |
|
Frieren : There's that, too, |
(0:17:37.70) |
|
Frieren : but I want to learn more about humans. |
(0:17:40.41) |
|
Eisen : I see. |
(0:17:45.54) |
|
Frieren : So I wanted to ask you something. |
(0:17:47.50) |
Frieren : Seeing as how I'm a mage, having a powerful
warrior to defend me would be a huge help. |
(0:17:49.92) |
|
Eisen : Give me a break. |
(0:17:55.01) |
|
Eisen : I'm too old to swing an axe now. |
(0:17:57.05) |
|
Eisen : Don't make that face, Frieren. |
(0:18:03.26) |
Eisen : Surprisingly, life slows down
once you've lost your vigor. |
(0:18:06.18) |
|
Frieren : I see. |
(0:18:12.94) |
|
Frieren : I'll see you later, Eisen. |
(0:18:14.65) |
|
Eisen : Yeah. See you later. |
(0:18:17.24) |
|
Frieren : That's the tree I saw earlier. |
(0:19:00.41) |
|
Frieren : I always get lost in these woods. |
(0:19:02.41) |
|
Frieren : Where am I? |
(0:19:05.08) |
 Fern : Are you looking for something? |
(0:19:10.96) |
|
Fern : Is something the matter? |
(0:19:18.34) |
Frieren : I'm looking for the home
of a man named Heiter. |
(0:19:20.93) |
|
Fern : Then you're a visitor. |
(0:19:24.93) |
|
Frieren : You're still alive, you corrupt priest? |
(0:19:30.56) |
Heiter : Turns out it's harder than I thought
to make a stylish exit. |
(0:19:34.61) |
|
Frieren : I brought some liquor to offer at your grave. |
(0:19:38.61) |
|
Frieren : Would you like a drink? |
(0:19:41.36) |
|
Heiter : I gave up drinking. |
(0:19:42.61) |
|
Frieren : I see. |
(0:19:44.95) |
Frieren : I doubt the Goddess will forgive you
even if you clean up your act now. |
(0:19:46.45) |
|
Heiter : Thank you. |
(0:19:58.46) |
|
Frieren : Who is she? |
(0:20:05.51) |
|
Heiter : Her name is Fern. |
(0:20:06.89) |
|
Heiter : She's a war orphan from the southern lands. |
(0:20:08.47) |
Frieren : It's not like you to
volunteer to help people. |
(0:20:13.23) |
|
Frieren : You're not Himmel, after all. |
(0:20:18.40) |
|
Heiter : Frieren, why did you come to visit me? |
(0:20:22.82) |
Frieren : I was in the holy city
picking up some things. |
(0:20:25.91) |
Frieren : I've been trying to get to know the people
I meet on my travels as much as possible. |
(0:20:28.58) |
Frieren : And I owe you a lot, so I came to
repay my debts before you died. |
(0:20:33.41) |
|
Heiter : In that case, I have a request. |
(0:20:41.92) |
|
Heiter : Will you take on an apprentice? |
(0:20:45.30) |
|
Heiter : Fern has potential as a mage. |
(0:20:49.10) |
|
Heiter : Will you take her with you on your travels? |
(0:20:53.02) |
Frieren : I'm sorry, Heiter.
That's the one thing I can't do. |
(0:20:59.02) |
|
Frieren : She'd only get in my way. |
(0:21:02.44) |
Frieren : You know how often
apprentice mages die in battle. |
(0:21:05.41) |
Frieren : I'm not sending a child my friend
asked me to look after to her death. |
(0:21:09.99) |
|
Heiter : I see. Then I have another request. |
(0:21:16.79) |
Heiter : This was unearthed from
the tomb of Ewig the Sage. |
(0:21:26.18) |
Heiter : This grimoire is said to contain lost
spells of resurrection and immortality. |
(0:21:30.26) |
Frieren : I find it hard to believe
such magic really exists. |
(0:21:37.77) |
|
Heiter : That's part of why I'd like you to decipher it. |
(0:21:41.36) |
|
Heiter : Can you do that? |
(0:21:45.32) |
|
Frieren : It's written in code using pictures. |
(0:21:47.16) |
Frieren : The people of this era
really liked this kind of thing. |
(0:21:49.37) |
|
Frieren : I could do it, given five or six years. |
(0:21:52.58) |
|
Heiter : I see. |
(0:21:55.62) |
|
Frieren : But why do you want this deciphered? |
(0:21:57.71) |
|
Frieren : I thought you weren't afraid of dying. |
(0:22:00.75) |
|
Heiter : I have two reasons. |
(0:22:03.42) |
Heiter : The first is that I when I said that,
I was just putting on a brave face for you. |
(0:22:06.01) |
Heiter : The second is that I'm now more
afraid of dying than I was before. |
(0:22:10.80) |
Heiter : Even if I can't achieve immortality,
I'd like a bit more time. |
(0:22:15.81) |
Heiter : Besides, the holy texts tell us
to live healthy lives. |
(0:22:28.15) |
Heiter : A long life is the ultimate
expression of that, Frieren. |
(0:22:32.37) |
|
Frieren : You corrupt priest. |
(0:22:35.58) |
Heiter : Also, in your spare time,
will you teach Fern magic? |
(0:22:39.42) |
|
Heiter : As a priest, I don't have that knowledge. |
(0:22:46.71) |
|
Frieren : I could do that. |
(0:22:51.72) |
|
Frieren : There you are. |
(0:23:01.73) |
|
Frieren : I've been looking everywhere for you. |
(0:23:04.32) |
|
Frieren : Do you always train in the woods? |
(0:23:06.65) |
|
Fern : Was finding me difficult even for you? |
(0:23:09.11) |
Fern : Mr. Heiter often tells me
I'm practically invisible. |
(0:23:13.91) |
|
Fern : It's a very good thing, isn't it? |
(0:23:19.79) |
|
Frieren : It is. |
(0:23:23.63) |
|
Frieren : It's true. I can barely detect her mana. |
(0:23:27.84) |
|
Frieren : Her control over her mana is exceptional. |
(0:23:32.47) |
|
Frieren : How much has she studied at such a young age? |
(0:23:35.81) |
Fern : Mr. Heiter said when I can blast a hole
in that rock, I'll be a proper mage. |
(0:23:39.68) |
Frieren : Oh? Heiter knows what he's
talking about. That's— |
(0:23:46.19) |
Fern : As you just saw, my magic
dissipates and doesn't reach it. |
(0:23:55.87) |
|
Frieren : I see. |
(0:24:00.46) |
|
Fern : What should I do to train? |
(0:24:02.37) |
|
Frieren : Can I ask you something first? |
(0:24:05.59) |
|
Frieren : Do you like magic? |
(0:24:09.46) |
|
Fern : Somewhat. |
(0:24:11.76) |
|
Frieren : Just like me, then. |
(0:24:16.05) |
|
Heiter : Is Fern's training coming along smoothly? |
(0:25:50.23) |
Frieren : Are you trying to put on
a brave face again, Heiter? |
(0:25:50.23) |
|
Frieren : But they're worth looking for. |
(0:25:53.19) |
|
Fern : You keep collecting the strangest spells. |
(0:25:53.19) |
|
Himmel : Someday, I'd like to show them to you. |
(0:25:55.15) |
|
Heiter : It'd be a waste for you to die. |
(0:25:55.15) |
|
Fern : It didn't have to be magic... |
(0:25:57.78) |
