Arknights: Endfield story · Discoveries

Comrades: Remembrance

The Endministrator's team meets Iron Boatswain below the Eternal Wall and prepare to attend the memorial service.

2 scenes, 26 lines

1. Part 1

21 lines
Iron Boatswain

You've arrived, everyone! I'm thinking about carving Ah Gou's name on this.

Perlica

A special tool may be needed to engrave a name on the stone face. Boatswain, we can submit an official application to Captain Mi on your —

Iron Boatswain

No! No way! Please don't!

They're Wulingers ... and we're ... we're Stockaders. We're different. This whole thing is just a mess.

Perlica

...Yes. I understand.

Iron Boatswain

I actually wonder if you can, uh, use those fancy Endfield tech and help me out...

Perlica

Boatswain, your brother's actual name —

Iron Boatswain

Zhenggou. Jiang Zhenggou. Zheng is our generation name. So you found a way to engrave his name?

Chen Qianyu

Oh? Look here, your brother's name is already on the wall.

Iron Boatswain

Wha...? Really?! Lemme see. By Talos, that is his name! Is there another Wulinger with the same name?

Chen Qianyu

Now that's weird. Because "Rusty Hook" is engraved right after it...

Iron Boatswain

...Who did this?! When did it happen?!

Perlica

It looks newly inscribed. Endmin, any ideas?

Chen Qianyu

Oh, it must be her...

Mi Fu is truly a righteous soul. You gotta thank her properly if you see her during the service.

Iron Boatswain

Are you saying that madam captain of the watchguards carved my brother's name on this wall?

Does that mean ... people are gonna remember him too?

Perlica

Yes. He has been inscribed with the heroes of Wuling. He shall be remembered by many.

Iron Boatswain

Rusty, you made it. You're a true hero now...

People said that everyone who fell for the city will get their names carved on Eternal Wall...

Your choice

Not many people know Rusty's real name.

2. Part 2

5 lines
Mi Fu

Every soul who rests here gave their life for Wuling.

The fact that they rest here proves there is something they held dearer than their own lives —

Honor, duty, and virtue. Death has not defeated them.

In fact, they have emerged triumphant.

Let us pay our respects to the deserving victors.