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People should do their duty to their country. And the country should do its duty towards its people.

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Suzumiya calls out to the crying Tsukiji as she tries to protect her.

In the Koubuin clan, twins are regarded as an ill-omen that can potentially split Japan. Meiya was given to the Mitsurugi clan immediately after being born.

Takeru had thought that Meiya was sent to the UN because it was her duty as a member of the Shogun's clan, but it was actually a sign of Japan’s trust for the UN, Yuuhi tells him.

Takeru isn’t sure why Sagiri would offer a cease-fire after taking such a big risk to surround the Shogun's escort.

Lt. Tsukuyomi is pained at the thought of having put Yuuhi in danger, but Sgt. Jinguuji tells her the words she was told by her Chief Maid.

With the enemy out of reach after they’ve crossed Hiekawa, Lt. Tsukuyomi suggests that they allow Yuuhi time to rest.

Sagiri doesn’t attack the enemy escorts immediately. He offers them a cease-fire, with a time limit.

Sgt. Jinguuji suggests that if word gets out that the Shogun was injected with a drug, it will only increase Japanese hatred of America.

Lt. Tsukuyomi says that it’s the American government that’s putting American soldier’s lives in danger.

Triazolam is a sedative, and a common treatment for acceleration sickness. But it can cause muscle relaxation, breathing difficulties, and even heart failure.

Meiya was removed from her home, forced to conceal her identity, and educated to take over as the Shogun in case something happened to Yuuhi.

Takeru understands that they’re saying it’s for their honor and pride.