Are You Saying the Coup Plotters Are Right?|keyframe card

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Sakon says that the fact that things are so bad that Yuuhi's stand-down order was ignored was part of the reason for the coup. Takeru isn’t satisfied.

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Whether the persuasion succeeds or not, it will make it easier for Yuuhi to escape.

The Shogun is in charge of the government. If a problem is occurring, the Shogun and army should be the ones to fix it. But that’s not what’s happening now.

Yuuhi asks Takeru why he hesitated to inject the triazolam.

Yuuhi says that she herself will go in her Takemikazuchi to persuade the rebels to stand down, and end the conflict as soon as possible.

Sagiri says that no one in the government or military is capable of restraining their behavior, and that’s not Yuuhi’s fault.

After seeing for himself so many different ways people felt and thought during this mission, Takeru didn't know what to do.

Yuuhi tells Mikoto that she knows Sakon, without mentioning who he is, and apologizes that this incident is driving the two of them apart.

Even if his goal was to share the Shogun's will with the people, it’s not acceptable to eliminate by force those who will not listen.

Sagiri and his men knew this, but still followed the wrong path. There is one chance they have left at redemption.

Meiya listens to Yuuhi's words from the shadows.

Major Walken can’t trust Takeru since he hesitated to inject Yuuhi with the triazolam.

After seeing for himself so many different ways people felt and thought during this mission, Takeru didn't know what to do.