This post covers pages 44-47
The Day Garma Died chapter list
(Please note that while this particular chapter is safe for all ages, others in the book are R18)
Content Warnings
— Act 11 —
For writing
Sexually suggestive
For images
Sexually suggestive but nothing explicit shown
— Act 12 —
For writing
None
For images
None
Act 11
By Aro Hayase, Ai Ushio
Garma slowly got up from the cot in Char’s room and headed to the shower. He leaned in close to Char, who had already gotten in, and with drunken eyes he sought Char’s lips. Garma’s sweet body odor spread throughout the shower room.
It was a scene that could be seen in many doujinshi. However, despite the unmatched vitality of Char Aznable, he had his limits. He too had begun to crave a quiet evening.
Last night, for the first time in a long while, Char was able to relax and have nothing to do, so he sank onto the sofa and started knitting lace. He had just about finished knitting the mobile suit cover with twenty rows of single crochets when Garma suddenly came into the room.
“Char?! What are you doing?”
Garma’s eyes widened as he saw the Zeon hero sitting buried in the lace.
“What is it, Garma? Can’t you at least knock?”
He answered calmly, but since he was not wearing a mask, there was no way to hide his agitation. Garma saw this, grinned, wrapped his arms around Char’s neck from behind, and whispered,
“That’s an unusual sight, Char… What would my subordinates and elder siblings think if they heard that the Red Comet’s hobby is knitting lace?”
“…”
“I don’t intend to spread rumors, but haven’t you been acting cold towards me lately, even though we haven’t seen each other in a long time?”
Char silently rose to his feet, pushed Garma onto the bed, and roughly sealed the triumphant little devil’s lips. Garma, eyes closed and spellbound, did not notice that Char’s eyes had passed over him and were gazing at the lace he had been knitting.
“I can’t finish the cover because this guy is here…”
The next day, Garma died in a tragic accident.
That night a red lace cover was placed over Char’s mobile suit.
FIN
Act 12
By Rio Yagizawa
The Gospel Dedicated to Garma
The family tree of Garma Zabi, son of Degwin Sodo Zabi.
Degwin is Gihren’s father, and Kycilia and Dozle’s father. Gihren is Kycilia’s older brother. Kycilia is Dozle and Garma’s older sister. Dozle is Gihren’s younger brother, and Garma’s older brother. Gihren is Garma’s older brother. Garma is Kycilia’s younger brother, and Gihren and Dozle’s younger brother… this is true…
Do not judge others, for you are not suited for that, and do not think yourself wise. Why do you see ambition in your siblings’ eyes and not in your own?
You have not fought well, nor accomplished any of your duties. When you think back, all that lay before you was the crown of destruction…
Be not tempted, awaken, for the heart is willing, but the head is never strong. You should have paid more heed.
Do not be overcome by evil, but repay evil with good, but only after you are aware of which you belong.
If you are betrayed by a friend, you should consider the fault your own.
Enter through the narrow gate…
For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many inferior people enter in through it. Who can say that you are not one of them?
First, repent.
Heaven is near…
Blessed are they who are persecuted for iniquity, for they will soon be brought before God. O rejoice, for great is your reward in heaven. For in the same way, those who were in power before you were persecuted…
You are a stain on the world.
Surrounded by the hunters, the rabbit has no way to escape.
FIN
Afterword
Thank you very much for purchasing “The Day Garma Died.” Thanks to all the guests and those who preordered, we were finally able to publish this magazine, and both Shizuka Koike and Shio of the Gaw Special Attack Unit are overwhelmed with emotion.
Furthermore, our Gaw Special Attack Unit was formed in order to publish “The Day Garma Died,” and has now been automatically disbanded. We intend to form the unit again if a new book on the theme of Garma Zabi is planned. Although this is still very uncertain, we ask that you do not abandon us, just as you did not abandon this book. (Gaw Special Attack Unit)
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The Day Garma Died
Publication date 1980.11.26
Published by Gaw Special Attack Unit