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Sagiri says that the rescue operation is only the tip of the iceberg, and that the ones involved were concealing it from the Shogun.

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More voices are raised in favor of a coup, but Komaki says they need to wait until the Imperial Army begins the evictions under the name of “rescuing” people.

The Raptor is America’s most powerful TSF, and stronger than a Shiranui. But the will to save its nation gets the Shiranui closer.

Those who died didn’t die for a Japan which forgot its virtue.

After the coup, they have a new resolve to do what they can to save humanity.

Japan exists in the people’s hearts. Protecting Japan means protecting the people.

Sagiri's actions are no different than those of the Japanese government during the expulsion at Mt. Tengan. He and his men have no right to claim to speak for the people.

Yuuhi asks Sgt. Jinguuji if she can speak to the members of 207 individually, and she agrees.

Sagiri’s Shiranui unleashes a powerful strike at the Takemikazuchi. The blade is powerful, but fast, and the Takemikazuchi is pushed back.

Tsukuyomi tells Sagiri that his actions have awakened Japan.

Tsukuyomi tells Sagiri that his actions have caused Japan to awaken to the virtues they’ve forgotten.

Sagiri looks at the moon, with no regret for what he’s done.

Sagiri says Japan is too caught up in its role as the protector of the world.