Meanwhile, back at the battlefront, we find out that the enemy's commanders have been spying on the Union soldiers in order to find out who they are and what they're up to. We also learn that the traitors have been plotting against the Union, and that they've been using the Union flag as a cover to hide their identity. We learn that this is the first time that the Union has ever had a flag with a palm print on it, so it's a big deal. The Union soldiers are thrilled to see their comrades back from the front, and they all congratulate each other on their victory. Everyone is happy to see them, and the Union leader, Roger, says that it would be a great honor for him to be there with them. He also says that the true heroes are the ones who gave their lives for their country, and not the other way around. Roger then asks if he's finally ready to return to battle, and he says that he got a call from Nina, who told him that he could come back to the front immediately if he wanted to. He's not ready to leave the front at all, he says, because his life is more important than his comrades'. Everyone's happy to hear that he finally wants to come back, and Roger tells him to explain why he came back. It's because he still dares to be "choosy" and a "two-timer" . He says that