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Sakon gives his opinion of the truth of the coup: that the youth have risen up to fix the nation’s corruption.

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Tsukuyomi tells Sagiri that his actions have awakened Japan.

Yuuhi says she’s upset at the damage the coup caused not only to Japan but to all of the world.

He sees the people suffer, and hurries his pace, telling himself that things must change.

The battle is over and 207 heads to their destination, Shirohama Coast.

Miki starts to apologize and Irma askes why.

Miki was told by her father, the UN Undersecretary, that America’s help is needed to protect Japan, but that some people can’t accept that.

Sagiri, moved by the Shogun’s words and tears, surrenders and entrusts the Shogun with the lives of his men.

Tsukuyomi contacts Sagiri and tells them they want to talk.

Sagiri begins to approach in response to Tsukuyomi’s message.

Even if the people hated him for it, the Undersecretary attempted to work with America.

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.