Berserk #7

In "Auf Leben und Tod (1)," Kjaskar continues her story of Guts' past, revealing how Griffith changed him—and why she couldn’t accept it. When soldiers suddenly appear nearby, she and her companions narrowly avoid detection, only to be ambushed in the woods by General Adon’s forces.

In the brutal aftermath of a desperate ambush, Guts and Jo are pinned down, wounded and outnumbered by more than a hundred men. As their strength fades, Adon unleashes his heavily armored brother Samson to crush them—pushing Guts to the edge of survival in a fight where every swing could be his last.

In "Auf Leben und Tod (3)," Guts faces overwhelming odds after splitting Samson’s skull, now isolated with Kjaskar too wounded to fight. With no choice, he sends her away to safety, knowing she’ll seek the Falcons and Griffith—though both of them are soon hunted in turn.

In "Davongekommen," Guts presses on against General Adon’s forces, his massive sword carving through enemies despite growing wounds from relentless arrows. As Adon’s men fall one by one, the tide shifts when Judeau and a small unit of the Hawks arrive to aid him—just as Guts fights to hold the line.

In "Die Wachfeuer der Träume," Guts and Kjaskar reunite beneath a great tree, their silence broken by Kjaskar’s quiet reflection on a shared dream and the years spent among the Falken—his past now a weight he must carry as he prepares to walk a path of his own.

In the aftermath of a failed Midland campaign to seize Dordrey, King and his generals convene for a desperate war council—where Griffith, ever the enigmatic strategist, boldly offers to take the fortress alone. Meanwhile, within Dordrey’s walls, General Boscogne receives a cryptic order: spare the white falcon when the assault begins.

In "Die Schlacht um Dordrey (2)", Griffith führt die Armee der Weißen Falken in eine seemingly impossible stand before the towering fortress of Dordrey, where the terrain offers no clear path to victory. As General Boscogne wonders at his commander’s unorthodox strategy, Griffith launches a daring charge with 2,000 riders—among them Guts, who cuts through enemy lines with relentless resolve.

In "Die Schlacht um Dordrey (3)," Guts pushes through enemy lines to reach General Boscogne, but the breakthrough proves costly as Griffith orders a retreat, hoping to lure the enemy commander into a trap. When Boscogne refuses to bite, the desperate Feldmarschall Genon rides into battle to protect Griffith, forcing a renewed clash. Amid the chaos, a contingent of the Falconers slips unseen toward the fortress of Dordrey.

In the brutal siege of Dordrey, General Kjaskar leads a remnant of the Falcon troops through the fortress gates, only to face unexpected resistance from General Adon and his blue-wolf knights. Meanwhile, on the battlefield below, Guts wages a fierce duel against General Boscogne, the clash of steel echoing across the blood-soaked plain.