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The Undersecretary refers to Meiya’s explanation as “a critical issue” and refuses explain further.

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After finding out about the death of her father, Chizuru tells everyone the mission is more important. ... But she had no choice but to bite back the feelings welling up inside.

Sagiri served under Shuukaku and looked up to him like a father.

Undersecretary Tamase orders the base to intervene in the coup. The commander asks why.

Sagiri’s plotters quickly take the prime minister’s residence.

For a brief moment, silence rules the night.

Tsukuyomi asks Takeru if he’s willing to go to the U.N. for help, even if the U.N. is acting in the interests of a “certain country’s” global strategy.

As a Japanese, Takeru should know that the Americans aren’t worth trusting after all the things they’ve done to abandon Japan.

The people from COSEAN who gave her the letter said that Shuukaku prioritized saving civilian lives.

More and more U.S. TSFs are arriving at Yokohama Base.

“If I said yes, Shirogane, would you believe me?” --Of course.

Meiya’s first worry is if the people are okay.

The coup plotters will ask for a direct order from the Shogun, but it won’t come immediately.