"Letzter Tag von Frau Lehmanns" (Flock'⁴⁴/ıı)

## Plot

As they arrived at the grand mansion, Margu's heart was set on seeing Frau Lehmann in the kitchen. Frau Lehmann, a beloved figure in their lives, had always provided solace and comfort with her warm presence. However, Margu's innocent desires were shattered when she discovered Frau Lehmann lying on the ground, her body limp and unconscious. The sight of her dear friend in such a vulnerable state sent shockwaves through Margu being, and her concern only intensified when she noticed blood trickling from Elva's legs. Panic surged through her veins, and she cried out for help, her voice filled with urgency.

In that frantic moment, Margu mind raced as she scrambled to find a solution. Without hesitation, she rushed to Frau Lehmann's side, cradling her gently in her arms as baby Puka cried nearby, his innocent tears blending with the chaos that surrounded them. It was a sight that shook Margu to her core, igniting within her a fierce determination to seek assistance for her dear friend. She knew that time was of the essence, and she couldn't bear to see Frau Lehmann suffer any longer.

As Frau Lehmann mustered her strength, she mustered her strength to speak, her voice weak yet resolute. She requested that Margu carry Puka to a nearby room, ensuring his safety and giving her the space to clean up and gather herself. Margu, though overwhelmed by the enormity of the situation, nodded in understanding, her eyes filled with unwavering determination. She sprinted through the mansion, her heart pounding with worry, desperately searching for Trace, the one person she knew could help them in this dire moment.

As her worry increased with each passing second, Margu's mind raced with a flurry of thoughts. She couldn't bear the weight of uncertainty, and the fear that gripped her heart threatened to consume her. Yet, she pushed forward, her determination unwavering, steadfast in her mission to find Trace and seek the assistance they so desperately needed. With every step she took, her worry only intensified, her mind consumed with thoughts of what might happen if she couldn't find him in time.

But in the midst of her internal turmoil, Margu refused to succumb to despair. She clung onto hope, reminding herself of the strength and resilience they had displayed throughout their past journey. She knew that they had faced countless challenges, and they had always found a way to overcome them. And with that unwavering belief in their collective ability to persevere, Margu continued her frantic search, praying that Trace was near, ready to lend a helping hand in their time of need.

Despite Father Bronebakk's racist views on Lebensblood children, they were sent to the Norwegian government for care. This caused anger for Sonia, who ran away, with Hazel chasing after her. Meanwhile, Jonah decided to establish a trust with Father Bronebakk, who promised to reward their heroes with models. The Lebensblood children were worried about Jonah and missed him. Eventually, Father Bronebakk and Jaon Fridtjofsen were rewarded for their efforts in tracing the children. Jonah assured that he would take care of them the next day.

In the meantime, Margu and Ellie visited Aadne Møinichen's mother and grandparents, who insulted Aadne by labeling him a Nazi freak. Margu stood up for Aadne and insulted them back. As a result, both Ellie and Margu moved out of Aadne's home. Aadne was upset and they confronted him about the situation. To calm him down, Margu decided to get him ice cream, and he agreed to it.

As Ellie teetered on the edge, ready to leap off the precipice, Elva rushed forward, desperate to prevent her student from succumbing to the darkness. "Ellie, please!" she cried out, her voice filled with anguish. "This pain is not yours alone to bear. You mustn't reject your child, for they are a part of you, a part of your strength." With tears streaming down her face, Elva made one final request of Ellie. She implored her not to follow the same tragic path she had endured as a survivor of both raped and the atrocities of war. Elva longed for these innocent children to have a chance at a brighter future, just as she had experienced after being liberated by the Red Army and carrying her unborn child to safety. "Promise me, Ellie," Elva whispered, her voice trembling. "Promise me that you will keep these precious lives safe from the clutches of evil. Protect them from the likes of Himmler and the cruelty of this world. Take on the role of their caretaker, their mother, and do not let the trauma consume you. Let your love be their guiding light." As Ellie stood frozen, the weight of Elva's words and her own pain crashing upon her, she watched in disbelief as Elva's soul seemed to vanish, carried away by an unseen force. It was in that moment that Ellie realized the gravity of her responsibility, and she made a solemn vow to honor Elva's last request. With newfound determination, Ellie stepped away from the edge, knowing that she had been entrusted with the precious lives of the Lebensblood children. She would shield them from the horrors of the world, just as Elva had fought to protect her own child. In that sacrifice, Ellie found the strength to carry on and create a haven of happiness and love for those who had been through so much.

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In her final moments, Elva shared a heartbreaking revelation with Ellie. She disclosed that her unborn child, seven months into gestation, had endured the unspeakable horror of being raped by members of the Red Army in Berlin. The weight of this unimaginable tragedy, coupled with the anguish of failing to prevent Isabellen from taking her daughter, Edith, had left Elva utterly shattered. As her pregnancy neared its end, Elva's heartbreak became unbearable, and she tragically succumbed to her sorrow, leaving behind a profound sense of hopelessness for the future of the six Lebensblood children, all at the hands of Father Bronebakk.

While the rest of the guilt-ridden and exhausted D-Company members struggled with their emotions, Ellie's fear intensified when she witnessed the heavy cries of her fellow female members. Overwhelmed, she fled to a distant location, stumbling upon an abandoned Norwegian airship hangar situated near a cliff. Seeking solace, Ellie ventured inside and ascended the stairs to the upper level. However, as she climbed, haunting voices of demons tormented her, instilling a deep sense of dread. Reaching the apex bridge, a towering structure standing over 345 feet above the ground, Ellie's paranoia heightened due to the powerful gusts of wind. In the midst of her unease, she found herself plagued by hallucinations of SS officers, the very individuals who had once imprisoned her. These apparitions transformed into grotesque mutant dogs, relentlessly giving chase as Ellie desperately sought assistance from her fellow D-Company members. However, her fear of confronting their sorrowful cries and the haunting trauma experienced by Elva prevented her from returning to them. Relentlessly pursued by the phantom dogs, Ellie pressed on until reaching the end of the apex bridge. Filled with desperation to escape, she resorted to threatening the dogs, contemplating the dangerous act of jumping from the bridge. Yet, just as she teetered on the precipice, a sudden gust of wind sent her hurtling into the abyss. In her descent, she caught glimpses of flickering flames and her once loyal trained dogs, all of which elicited screams of terror. Miraculously, Ellie's fall was abruptly halted as a figure resembling a white angel emerged from the depths of the abyss. Gasping for breath, she awoke to find herself still perched upon the apex bridge, the passage of an entire night having gone unnoticed. The hallucinations of SS officers and dogs persisted, shaking Ellie to her core. Overwhelmed by the trauma that had consumed her, she longed to escape its clutches, unable to accept the horrors inflicted upon Elva. Despite Elva's denial of the reality of these events, Ellie steadfastly refused to return to that state of mind. Filled with a mix of anger and despair, Ellie unleashed a torrent of yells directed at the hallucinated SS officers, attempting to fend them off with a pipe. However, her efforts proved futile, as the officers simply laughed at her and persisted in their degrading slurs, referring to her as a "Jew whore" and a "Bitch." These hallucinations became fixated on their perverse intentions towards her, tormenting Ellie with their planned acts of violation. It was in that moment that Ellie realized these haunting apparitions would continue to plague her existence until her last breath.

Ellie's cries weighed heavily upon her, fueled by her deep hatred for her existence in this world. She believed that she was directly responsible for the deaths of the Lebensblood children at the hands of Father Bronebakk. This belief added to her already overwhelming guilt and the immense tragedy she felt as a woman. Her ultimate desire was to escape the pain that plagued her, hoping for its permanent departure. With a resolute decision, Ellie chose to leave it all behind. As she walked across the apex bridge, the demons of her past continued to haunt her. She blamed herself for not recognizing the signs of fear exhibited by the Lebensblood children, and she regretted her actions. In a strange twist, she found herself expressing gratitude towards the very children who despised her for leading to Elva's demise and the loss of her unborn child, who had tragically passed away just days prior. Ellie believed that the trauma of being raped and enslaved had taken a toll on her well-being, intensifying her nerves as she faced the forceful gusts of wind. Elva's voice pierced through Ellie's anguish, calling her out on her self-hatred and the burden she carried from her past trauma. With a gentle but firm tone, Elva reminded Ellie that the pain she felt was not hers alone to bear. She urged her not to reject her own birth-child, for they were a part of her, a part of her strength. Tears streamed down Ellie's face as Elva made her final request. She pleaded with Ellie to break the cycle of tragedy and ensure that these innocent Lebensblood children had a chance at a brighter future. Elva knew firsthand the horrors of war and the resilience required to carry her unborn child to safety. She wanted Ellie to promise her that she would protect these precious lives from the clutches of evil. The weight of Elva's words hung in the air, and Ellie felt an overwhelming sense of responsibility. She knew she had to honor Elva's plea and ensure the safety and well-being of the children. With a determined nod, Ellie made the promise, vowing to shield these innocent lives from the darkness that had plagued her own existence. In that moment, Ellie found a renewed sense of purpose and strength. She would carry Elva's message in her heart, guiding her actions as she embarked on the mission to protect the Lebensblood children from the clutches of evil. And with Elva's spirit by her side, Ellie knew she would find the strength to fulfill her promise and bring light to their lives.

Elva's promise lingered in the air, a poignant reminder of the pain and sorrow that had etched deep scars upon her soul. Time, she knew, was a reluctant ally in healing the wounds inflicted by the vile act of rape. The agony, like a relentless storm, threatened to consume her, but Elva refused to succumb to the darkness that threatened to engulf her spirit. She clung to the flicker of hope that burned within, for she believed that amidst the sea of emotions that define humanity, there existed a glimmer of goodness. As Ellie, burdened by her own anguish, sought solace in Elva's words, her heart ached in resonance. Elva's resilience had shown her that there was always a way forward, even when life seemed unbearable. The hope that Elva held onto, the belief that good people existed in this world, ignited a tiny flame of possibility within Ellie's shattered heart. But it was not just her own suffering that plagued Elva's thoughts. The unborn child, an innocent symbol of a love tainted by the monstrous acts of another, haunted her every waking moment. Elva could not bear the thought of her beloved creation, feared and alone, unaware of the darkness that surrounded their conception. She yearned for a future bathed in the warm glow of light, where her child would be shielded from the horrors that plagued their origin. Elva held onto the belief that Ellie, too, would encounter the kindness of strangers, for it was never too late for goodness to find its way into their lives. The weight of Elva's final plea crashed upon Ellie's fragile heart, threatening to shatter the remnants of her shattered soul. Frozen in place, tears streaming down her face, Ellie watched in disbelief as Elva's ethereal presence seemed to dissipate, carried away by an unseen force. In that haunting moment, Ellie was overcome by the weight of her own pain and the gravity of the responsibility that now rested upon her shoulders. With unwavering determination, Ellie made a solemn vow to honor Elva's last request. She would not allow the trauma to define her, nor would she allow it to consume the precious lives of the Lebensblood children. Stepping away from the edge of despair, Ellie embraced the knowledge that she had been entrusted with the sacred duty of protecting these fragile souls from the cruelties of the world. Just as Elva had fought with all her might to shield her own child, Ellie would be their guardian, their shelter from the storm. In this selfless sacrifice, Ellie discovered a strength she never knew she possessed. The weight of her own anguish became fuel for her determination, propelling her forward on a path of love and resilience. She would create a haven of happiness and love, a sanctuary for those who had endured unimaginable suffering. For in the darkest of times, it is love that illuminates the way, and Ellie would be the beacon guiding them towards a brighter future.

In the cover of nightfall, Father Bronebakk found himself entangled in a web of deceit and manipulation. With a phone call to the manager at St. Fjeypp, he cunningly orchestrated a plan to have the Lebensblood children, whom he deemed dangerous due to their Half-German genes, sent to the psychiatric asylum. However, this request was made under false pretenses, as Father Bronebakk intended for them to be transferred to the next orphanage instead. As the unsuspecting Lebensblood children sensed something awry, their suspicions grew. They could not fathom why they were being taken to St. Fjeypp, especially when Father Bronebakk assured them it was a kind and welcoming place where they would meet a family eager to adopt them. Yet, their initial excitement quickly turned to apprehension. In the midst of the confusion, a brave soul named Wolfe began to question Father Bronebakk's intentions. Sensing the urgency of the situation, Wolfe sought answers. Father Bronebakk, with a practiced ease, spun a tale of goodwill and opportunity, attempting to pacify the growing unease within the group. However, one of the Lebensblood children named Hugo, displaying a remarkable sense of intuition, refused to comply. Fear gripped his heart as Father Bronebakk reached out to grab him, his screams echoing through the night. Hugo's resistance stemmed from a deep-rooted trauma, a fear of being touched and a haunting memory of past mistreatment. His resistance only served to amplify the tension and uncertainty that surrounded them. Father Bronebakk, determined to carry out his hidden agenda, resorted to force. Despite the pleas and protests of the other children, he forcibly placed them all in the trunk of the vehicle. Their voices, filled with fear and desperation, resonated through the night as they were whisked away to an uncertain fate. The darkness seemed to mirror the turmoil within the hearts of these innocent children. Confined within the confines of the trunk, their minds raced with questions and fears. What awaited them at St. Fjeypp? Were they truly in danger, as Father Bronebakk believed? And most importantly, would they ever escape this nightmarish ordeal and find safety and solace once again.

As Father Bronebakk stood by the truck, his heart heavy with deceit, the children awaited their fate at St. Fjeypp. The vehicle's trunk, now their confined space, would soon transport them to a place where Father Bronebakk intended for them to suffer, due to their half-German heritage. With a calculated plan in motion, Father Bronebakk arrived at the gates of the psychiatric asylum, urging the staff to open them and allow him entry. His smile, though forced and insincere, masked his true intentions. The Lebensblood children, sensing the impending doom, understood that this was the end of their familiar world. Sarah, in her desperation, silently prayed that this place would not bring them harm. Michael and Kalli, in their innocence, tried to lighten the mood for the frightened children, hoping to make new friends at this orphanage they were headed to. Meanwhile, Wolfgang, with a heavy heart, sought to instill hope within his fellow Lebensblood children. Holding Amelina's hand tightly, he empathized with her past struggles, knowing the pain she had endured. Dietrich, embracing Aadne, offered comforting words, assuring him that everything would eventually be alright. In the midst of their fear, they found solace in the belief that God was still watching over them, providing them with a glimmer of hope in their darkest hour. As Father Bronebakk arrived to take the children inside, he encountered a group of staff members, along with their manager, all wearing gas masks and approaching him closely. They relentlessly demanded that he hand over the Lebensblood children, causing the children to grow increasingly suspicious. The manager, attempting to lure Father Bronebakk, offered him some wine and suggested they go to her office alone. Father Bronebakk, who often made derogatory comments about the Lebensblood children, viewing them as genetically flawed and potential war criminals, harbored a deep fear that they would become Nazis like the "dirty" German Aryans and German whores. He believed that one day, these children would join forces with these monsters and their kind, and he hoped that fate would teach the Nazis a lesson. In his twisted perspective, Father Bronebakk found amusement in this situation, often laughing at his own beliefs.

The manager remained silent as Father Bronebakk surveyed the office. His suspicions were heightened when he discovered that St. Fjeypp had been abandoned since 1899. This revelation intensified his distrust. Father Bronebakk, fueled by anger and a sense of disrespect, asked the asylum's manager about the history of the place. However, the manager skillfully manipulated Father Bronebakk, further fueling his anger. In the midst of this tension, Father Bronebakk was restrained by the staff members. It was at that moment that the true identity of the manager was revealed - it was Trace, a member of the secretive D-Company. Disguised as staff members, Trace and the others decided to take Father Bronebakk to confront Ellie, who had always distrusted him. Ellie wasted no time in calling Father Bronebakk a sick individual. Father Bronebakk turned to Ellie, who was Jewish herself, and tried to justify his desire to save the Lebensblood children. He believed that these children, born out of relationships between Nazis and German whores, deserved to be saved from their evil genes. However, Ellie, disgusted by Father Bronebakk's words, slapped him and ordered Trace to throw him against the wall. Ellie confronted Father Bronebakk, recounting the sick and horrifying experiences she had witnessed as a Jewish person. She cried out that these children were innocent and unaware of the atrocities committed against them. They had been abandoned and abused, causing her immense pain. Ellie wanted to be freed from this anguish. She saw Father Bronebakk as someone who simply believed these Lebensborn children were monsters, disregarding their humanity. This triggered Jonah, who began beating Father Bronebakk in anger. As Jonah continued to assault Father Bronebakk, he called him a sick animal, comparing him to Himmler, who viewed certain individuals as inferior. Jonah criticized Father Bronebakk for forgiving and loving the enemy, emphasizing that all children have the right to live, regardless of their origins. Jonah expressed that the children longed for the war to be over and were frightened by the events unfolding around them. They knew that their birth mothers had been shamed and abused, forced into programs against their will. These young mothers had been broken, and they wanted to bear the burden of their German children. Jonah found Father Bronebakk's beliefs about the dangerous genes of these children and their potential threat to Norwegian society sickening and disturbing. This revelation brought Jonah to tears. In a final act of contempt, Ellie spat at Father Bronebakk, expressing her utter disgust for him and his actions.

As Father Bronebakk lay there, his body covered in bruises and blood, the rage in Louis' eyes burned bright. He had meticulously planned to end Father Bronebakk's life, swiftly grabbing Hazel's gun as he aimed it towards his target. In a desperate attempt to save Father Bronebakk, Ellie forcefully pushed Louis away, causing the bullet to miss its intended mark. The near miss sent a shiver down Father Bronebakk's spine, his fear intensifying in that moment. However, Ellie adamantly rejected the notion of murder, realizing that it went against their mission of safeguarding the innocent Lebensblood children. In the midst of the tense standoff, Trace, consumed by his own desire for vengeance, had initially intended to take matters into his own hands and execute Father Bronebakk. But as Ellie pleaded with Trace and Louis, stressing the importance of protecting the children, a profound shift occurred within him. He recognized the gravity of their purpose, understanding that their presence here was not for personal vendettas, but to ensure the safety and well-being of the Lebensblood children. With a heavy heart, Trace reluctantly agreed to spare Father Bronebakk's life, but under one crucial condition - he would be confined to a rubber room, effectively neutralizing any potential threat he posed. As Father Bronebakk was forcefully escorted to the padded cell, he couldn't help but taunt and mock his captors, labeling them as traitors to their country while harboring a glimmer of hope for his eventual escape. However, his words fell on deaf ears as his confinement was firmly established. Left alone in that room, Father Bronebakk pleaded desperately, fearing the prospect of dying alone in isolation as the walls seemed to close in on him. Meanwhile, the precious Lebensblood children, who were the very reason for Ellie's unwavering dedication, were being transported in the trunk of a vehicle. Hazel, still brimming with anger, took his knife and ruthlessly severed Father Bronebakk's spine, rendering him incapable of walking and serving as a painful reminder of the suffering he had inflicted. And as the vehicle sped away, leaving Father Bronebakk behind, the children were en route to the D-Company camp, where safety and the promise of a brighter future awaited them.

As the episode neared its end, Elva's spirit had a vivid vision of a field of flowers where women and girls peacefully slept, a memory from her time in captivity. In this vision, she encountered a beautiful white elf who offered to grant her a wish. Elva's physical body had been buried at a foggy lake where a Norse ritual had been practiced for centuries. She desired to see her husband and unborn child, who had never had the chance to live. Despite being warned that the elf could only offer signs as her mind healed, Elva persisted and made her own wish. Her soul soared through the sky, guided by visions of her deceased husband and unborn son in the afterlife. She also longed to see Ellie and the rescued Lebensblood children one last time. As Ellie and the children woke up at Elva's grave, they were captivated by a mesmerizing meteor shower and the spirits of ghost soldiers and war victims that appeared in the mist. It felt like they were embarking on a mysterious journey into the unknown, hidden within the enigmatic fog. In the mystical atmosphere, Ellie witnessed Elva's ghostly presence approaching the sleeping children in the jeep. Enchanted, Ellie watched as Elva lovingly kissed her children, bringing them comfort and peace. Elva's tender lullaby soothed Puka, calming her into a tranquil slumber. As Elva walked away, following the path where her body lay at rest, Ellie remained hidden, consumed by confusion and paranoia. Searching for answers, Ellie found herself face to face with Elva once again, but unable to touch her ethereal form. Overwhelmed by grief, Ellie questioned the reality of this encounter, unsure if it was a dream or a creation of Wulf's twisted mind. Avoiding Elva meant avoiding the painful truth of her loss. But Elva, able to offer comfort, embraced Ellie and confronted her about her past darkness. She reminded Ellie of her responsibility to protect the Lebensblood children and prioritize their well-being in a world filled with demons, evil, death, and war. Elva assured Ellie that her son was waiting for her and it was natural to be fearful in such a dark world. She gave Ellie a necklace as a symbol of hope, leading her to Midgardland, a place of renewed light and optimism. With a light-hearted pat on Ellie's back and a playful smile, Elva brought laughter back into Ellie's heart, lifting the heavy atmosphere. Elva reunites with Adelanto and Abelard, triggering memories of her past imprisonment. She recalls the spirits of other women who suffered as she did, now finding freedom with the help of white elves. They embark on a transformative journey through the woods, guided by the stars. Ellie watches as they follow the starlit path alongside Elva's family. Abelard asks about their destination, to which Elva responds with uncertainty about the afterlife. This sense of wonder fills Ellie's heart as they soar through space. Three stars grow brighter, serving as a reminder of eternal brilliance even in solitude. The rising sun brings warmth and comfort, and Ellie smiles, knowing Elva's assurance of eternal light remains. The episode concludes with a beautiful display of shooting stars.

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In her final moments, Elva implored Ellie with heartfelt words, urging her not to burden the child who was born innocent and thrust into a harsh world. Elva emphasized that this child, who had been abandoned and deprived of love from its own mother, deserved not to be judged or subjected to more hatred.

Elva tells Ellie in her dying words to not taken a fault as a mother when it they're born, just she been though.

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Ellie, you are not only one, I am not like one of these unknowingly ones, In the depths of Berlin's darkness, Elva became a prisoner of her own despair. Violated countless times by the merciless Red Army, her body bore the scars of unimaginable pain. For weeks on end, she carried within her a fragile life, a child conceived in the midst of unspeakable horrors. The world knew nothing of her secret burden, hidden away in the shadows, bleeding from the depths of her soul.

Her diary became a vessel for her anguish, the ink staining the pages with the desperate cries of countless German women and girls who shared her fate. The relentless separation from their loved ones, torn apart by the very men and boys who should have protected them, twisted her heart with a sickening realization. How could this cruel humanity, tainted by the presence of the Red Army and her own beloved country, be the backdrop for her blood and the precious life growing within her?

As she worked in the Lebensblood program, surrounded by innocent children, a profound empathy stirred within her. She saw their vulnerability, their entrance into a world so harsh and unforgiving, and her heart ached. The birth mothers, shrouded in secrecy due to the prejudices of society, faced the agonizing decision of bringing life into a world that often rejected them. Elva witnessed the pain inflicted upon these women, some coerced into forced abortions by their own families, and the tears of Margu, a reflection of the collective sorrow that enveloped them all.

Fear gripped Elva's fragile spirit, for she understood the weapon that rape had become. In the depths of her being, she grappled with the notion that even the victims themselves could be seduced by the darkness, transformed into perpetrators. Murder and war, she believed, were woven into the very fabric of mankind's nature, a devastating truth she had come to know intimately. Yet, as she gazed upon Ellie and Margu, she saw their innocence, their potential to rise above the cruelty of their surroundings.

In her final moments, Elva's voice trembled with a mixture of agony and vulnerability as she whispered her dying words to Ellie. She beseeched her not to bear the weight of guilt as a mother, for the circumstances of their child's birth were beyond their control. Elva longed for Ellie to understand the depths of her own suffering, the indomitable strength she had summoned to endure. And above all, she wanted her child to know that they would never be alone, for the stains of their kind should never be inherited by innocent souls.

As her spirit prepared to depart this world, Elva's whispered fervently, her voice filled with longing. She yearned for the day when she could be reunited with her beloved husband, Abelard Lehmann, in the afterlife. In that ethereal realm, she hoped their eternal love and shared suffering would find solace, a beacon of hope in a world so marred by darkness and pain.

If I ever had children, I just want unborn child from deep darkness to had a beautiful innocent life you know it not be perfect for all, as life anf healing is always on our bodies, as your daughter Miki was kind and nice and she perfectly healthy as she just want to sees her birth mother, as I just want to kept children innocent alive avoid the harsh of evilish humanity we bring on, as I always counting on you, you like my only daughter I am never had.