Leipzig: (opens the door) Oh, hello, Commander. How can we help you today? Commander: Good afternoon, Leipzig. I wanted to check on the progress of the nursery. Is everything ready? Leipzig: Well, Commander, we had everything set up and prepared just like Bismarck wanted, but she disappeared a month ago. We haven't heard from her since. Commander: Disappeared? That's concerning. Any leads on her whereabouts? Leipzig: None, I'm afraid. We've searched high and low, but there's been no sign of her. We're all quite worried. Commander: I see. It's unfortunate, but we can't waste any more time waiting. We'll have to make do with the preparations we have and hope Bismarck returns soon. Leipzig: Agreed, Commander. We'll continue to keep a lookout for her. Shall I show you the nursery then? Commander: Yes, please. I'd like to see what you all have done. (They walk into the nursery, filled with colorful cribs, toys, and baby supplies.) Commander: This looks wonderful, Leipzig. You all did an excellent job. I'm sure Bismarck would have been pleased. Leipzig: Thank you, Commander. We really put our hearts into it, hoping she'd come back soon. It just feels empty without her here. Commander: I understand. It's a difficult situation for everyone. But we can't lose hope. Bismarck is a resilient shipgirl, and I believe she'll return. Leipzig: I hope you're right, Commander. The nursery is ready to welcome its little inhabitants, but it won't feel complete without Bismarck's presence. Commander: We'll give her the time she needs, but in the meantime, let's make sure we're prepared to take care of those in need. We'll handle the situation together. Leipzig: Yes, Commander. We'll do our best. Thank you for your understanding. (As they stand there, silently hoping for Bismarck's safe return, the shipgirls of Iron Blood resolve to carry on and provide a loving environment in the nursery, ready to embrace whatever challenges lie ahead.)