Il giudizio vien dal mare e sta per essere emesso
Judgment comes from the sea and is about to be dealt
Nessuno può liberarsi dal peccato che scorre nelle vene
No one can free themselves from the sin that flows in their veins
When the Seagulls Cry
uminari no shirabe ni kurokumo wa sora he tsudou
The sound of the sea's rumbling makes the black clouds gather
arashi wo yobu kaze wa takaraka ni
Even the wind is summoning a storm
nazo meku kotonoha ni majo tachi wa fukumi warau
The mysterious words make the witches smirk
ibitsu na yoru no utage wa kurikaesu
The banquet of the irregular night repeats itself again and again
Sta nel male
It resides in evil
naraku he to ochiru kiniro no chou
The golden butterflies are dragged into hell
Il peccato
The sin
ikutsu no tsumi ni hane wo nurashite yuku no
Their wings were also tainted by sins
nakanaide torawareta gensou wo kowashi
Don't cry, destroy these captured illusions
ichido kimi no shuuen wo ageyou
Just once, raise above your demise
hatasenai yakusoku wa mune no oku kogetsuite
The unfulfillable promise burns into my heart
akaku akaku mazeteku yo
And stirs the deep red
Tu sei senza pieta, ma quanto sarà pesante il mio castigo?
You may be merciless, but how harsh will my punishment be?
George.
Was yesterday the last time you saw Shannon?
Yeah.
How did her face look before you parted ways?
She had a wonderful smile...
Then I think Shannon would want you to be left with that face in your mind.
Don't look... Just let it go.
Father.
I want you to look for something... since I can't.
Is Shannon wearing a ring on her finger?
A ring?
Oh, here it is.
A diamond ring.
Which hand?
Which finger?
It's the ring finger of her left hand.
George, you didn't-
Eva.
I don't know who gave Shannon this ring.
I don't know that, but Shannon did accept this ring of her own will...
...and put it on the ring finger of her left hand.
Isn't that wonderful?
Shannon...
Mama?
Yes.
And so were Uncle Krauss, Uncle Rudolf, Aunt Kyrie, Gohda, and even Shannon.
I'll go tell Father about this.
I doubt he knows about the crime yet.
I'll go too.
Now that Krauss is gone, advising Father is my job.
I can't just leave it all to you, Natsuhi.
Just do what you want.
How strong-willed.
Umm... In the dining hall...
It was like this when I came in here to get ready for breakfast...
Last night, the culprit did that to Dad and the others in here...
Eva and I went back to our room a little after midnight.
The crime must have taken place after that.
Battler... Are you all right?
Yeah.
Right now, my anger is stronger than my sadness.
I don't know who the culprit is or where they are,
but I'll never forgive them!
Same here.
Even though this sadness is overwhelming me,
my head's all fuzzy.
I think it was like this.
But I don't remember it very well...
Maria.
You know a lot about these things, right?
Does anything come to mind?
You don't even know what this is?
This is the seventh magic circle of the sun.
It bestows the power to escape from restraints and gain freedom.
Escape from restraints and gain freedom?
It's from the Old Testament of the Bible, Psalms 116:16-17.
Were you able to get a hold of the police?
Well... The radio is out, so we can't contact anyone off the island.
We won't be able to do anything until the boat comes tomorrow.
In other words,
the culprit who killed those six people
is still on this island?
The culprit isn't human.
It's just the __ chosen by the __.
Also, Father wasn't in his study.
The room was empty.
We don't know where the culprit is.
Let's try to stay together and search for Father.
Is there anywhere we haven't searched yet?
We haven't searched the servants' room.
But I doubt the Master will be there.
Indeed, he isn't here.
Genji.
Is this the only key that opens the shed in the rose garden?
Yes.
There's no duplicate, so there's only that one.
In that case...
...Something's really weird.
After the culprit threw the six bodies into the shed and locked the door,
why didn't he just throw the key away?
Instead, he came back here and went out of his way to put the key back.
If the culprit used this key, they'd have to be familiar with this mansion, right?
Wait, are you saying that one of us is the culprit?
Well, of course I wouldn't say that...
It looks like he isn't anywhere around here.
It seems so.
Is there any place we haven't checked yet?
You've got a point, though.
Huh?
Remember what you said about the culprit knowing the mansion well?
But normally, the family doesn't go into the servants' room.
And that means...
You're not trying to say that one of the servants is the culprit, are you?
There isn't a single culprit.
Six people were killed and then carried all the way to that shed.
I doubt anyone could do that by themselves.
So you think that the servants might be working together?
Shh. You shouldn't speculate about something like that out loud.
Besides, if it really is true, they probably won't let us leave this place alive.
Well, maybe this actually makes the servants less suspicious.
Oh? Why?
After all, if they really are the culprits,
why would they take the time to do something that makes them seem more suspicious?
They could make it look like an accident, or any one of a number of things.
That might be true.
Kyrie taught me how to think by turning the chessboard over.
That means trying to read your opponent's actions based on the impressions they're trying to give you.
In this situation...
Because servants are extremely suspicious, that itself is part of the culprit's plan.
Yeah.
At the very least, the culprit had some reason
for gathering all the corpses together like that and showing off the fact that it was a crime.
You're very composed, aren't you?
You're just like your father in that way.
But I'm glad.
If you think about it that way, you don't need to suspect my family either.
What do you mean?
Don't you see? I have the most to gain from a crime like this.
I'm the only one of the four siblings left.
Right now, all of the Ushiromiya family's wealth belongs to me.
But you know what, Battler?
If I really were the culprit,
I wouldn't commit a murder like this which puts me under suspicion.
I would have done it a little more skillfully.
Why did Beatrice kill Shannon...
Fate is everything.
Genji, you said there were markings on Madam's door that looked like blood.
Yes.
They were quite disturbing.
Was it Beatrice?
If it was, why wasn't Madam turned into a sacrifice?
If she had been chosen, then Shannon...
Shannon wouldn't have had to die!
This sounds like an interesting conversation.
Why don't you let me join in?
Beatrice is a witch living in the forest of Rokkenjima Island.
She actually exists, and is the person who gave gold to the Master and served him.
And she's on this island right now?
Yes.
Have you ever seen her face?
You can't see it. Beatrice has no form.
Beatrice doesn't have a body.
From what I've heard, her portrait shows what she looked like when she possessed a human form.
Beatrice occasionally shows herself by changing her form into golden butterflies.
What are you talking about?
This talk about witches and sorcery is just Grandfather's rambling, right?
Beatrice exists.
Beatrice has already arrived.
You can't see her.
Looks like your wavelength doesn't match hers.
Maria.
That's why you can't see nor talk to her.
But eventually, Beatrice will revive, and you'll be able to see her.
Battler, haven't you noticed yet?
Beatrice exists.
She exists? Where?
Here...
Right now, Beatrice is here.
You're lucky you have that scorpion charm with you.
If you hadn't held onto that, you might've ended up dead like the others.
Sorry, but I wasn't holding that charm last night.
I lost it earlier.
So that charm isn't the reason I'm still around.
There is no witch's curse.
That's right.
Witches don't exist anywhere.
I don't believe in that crap!
Isn't that Kinzo's gun?
I took it out in case the worst happens.
Protecting everyone in my husband's place is my responsibility.
Kanon told you that...?
I don't believe in witches either.
But I do know about a ghost story that the servants have... A story about Beatrice.
Even Shannon mentioned something like that.
And that's when we turn the chessboard over.
The culprit wants to make it seem like the witch did those murders.
In other words, they want to make it seem like it was an outsider who did it.
You mean they want us to think that a 19th person called Beatrice exists?
It means that someone who desperately wants to make it look that way is one of the 18.
It's true that if something happens here that's beyond what a human could do,
it'll be interpreted as the witch's doing.
Do you remember?
Remember that letter Maria had with her last night.
Right.
It said that everything Grandfather created with the gold would be part of the interest.
What if we think about it this way?
What happens if we consider Grandfather's children, grandchildren and servants
to be things he created using that gold?
So our lives are part of the interest that's going to be collected?
It's nothing more than a theory.
But if this theory is correct...
But the letter said that solving the riddle would stop the interest from being collected.
Or, in other words,
"If you don't want to be killed by Beatrice, all of you should try and solve the riddle together."
That strange letter really does make more sense if you think about things that way.
So, the culprit is trying to force us to find the location of the hidden gold.
But in that case, wouldn't questioning Kinzo directly be easier?
They didn't have to suddenly kill six people.
Wait a second.
What if they've got Grandfather locked up somewhere so they can threaten him?
"If you don't tell me where the gold is, I'll kill your family, one after another."
This is starting to get interesting.
By the way, I wonder when Father disappeared.
Who saw him last?
I think I did.
I went to greet him this morning.
Genji, I've been holding onto this key the whole time.
Let me give it back.
Hey, Genji.
I wanted to check something.
There's only one entrance to Father's study, right?
Yes.
The only way to enter or leave is through the door facing the hall.
Mom?
You see, I noticed something...
I've been waiting for a good time to say it.
I checked something when I went to the study with Natsuhi a short while ago.
This receipt was still wedged in the door at that time.
Around 7 AM this morning, we crossed paths in front of the study, right, Natsuhi?
After you left, I decided to play a little prank on a whim.
I wedged this receipt into the crack of the study door.
Then, around 9 AM, after the six were killed, the two of us went to the study again.
So from 7 AM until 9 AM, no one opened the door to the study.
What are you getting at?
How did Father get outside without using that door?
How would I know?!
I'm the one who wants to ask that question!
What are you trying to say, Aunt Eva?!
Well, why don't we interpret it this way:
This morning, Natsuhi went to greet Father.
And then...
When she left the room, she talked to me casually.
Later on, she hid Father's corpse somewhere.
Why would Mom have to do something like that?!
She did it so that she could have all of the Ushiromiya family's wealth to herself!
If Father's body were to go missing for seven years, he would legally be considered a dead man.
Were you going to hide his body and wait seven years?
Yes, I did meet with Father this morning.
And he told me that the One-winged Eagle is engraved into my heart.
Are you trying to deny he said that?
Oh? You're going to shoot me with that?
Come on, why not shoot?
Do it!
Just try and hide the truth through violence!
You bitch!
That's no good. No good at all.
It's way too early to assume that Natsuhi is the culprit.
Oh? Then how did Father disappear from that room?
He didn't disappear.
In other words...
After the two of you went into the study...
After you saw that Grandfather wasn't there and left the room...
This way, there's no contradiction in Natsuhi's claim.
What are you talking about?!
Why would Father do something so odd?!
Well why did you do something so odd as wedging a receipt in the door?
Your alibi and Hideyoshi's are suspicious,
and you have the motive of receiving the inheritance.
That's right!
Why don't you prove that you didn't kill everyone last night before you go around doubting my mother!
Do you really have to lash out at Natsuhi all the time?
Come on.
I've hated Krauss since childhood.
I always wanted to overtake him and succeed our father.
My heart was always overwhelmed by that desire.
I wonder if George hates me for that...
He's a kid who's capable of understanding his parents' feelings.
You're trying to become the successor to your family for his sake.
I think he understands perfectly.
I hope that's true...
In all the time I've been with you, I've never regretted the way I live.
I'm so glad I'm able to be with you.
Eva. Hideyoshi.
Dinner is ready.
Genji, what's that?
Eva, Hideyoshi. Are you there?
Please answer, Eva!
Eva... Hideyoshi...
I'll tell Natsuhi about this.
Find Kumasawa and cut this chain.
Y-Yes sir.
What the...
Eva...
Hideyoshi?!
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kono yoru ga owari
The night is ending
ware wa nani wo motomu
What am I searching for?
tsuioku wa zankoku ni azawarau
My memories cruelly mock me
Ha ha ha ha ha...
yami wo kirisaku Oh desire
Oh desire, tear up the darkness
kobamu nakare doushiyou yo
I cannot refuse, what should I do?
ikiru basho naki Oh my prayer
Oh my prayer, I have no place I can stay
Ending Theme "Kinzo's Rock Opera Madhouse of Divine Tragedy: Desire Edition" Vocals - Lyrics - Composition: Kinzo Ushiromiya
saigo no futari yo
We're the final two
yami wo hikisaku Oh desire
Oh desire, tear up the darkness
kanaeta mae doushiyou yo
Oh, grant it, what should I do?
yurusarenaki Oh desire
Oh desire, have no mercy
Sacrificing to God