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What Meiya taught Takeru about nations in the last world.

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The friends who shared the hardships and joys of 207B's training walk through the training ground at dusk. The place they visited was...

Takeru is suddenly asked about his feelings for Sumika. Yuuko keeps telling him that he’s not being loud enough.

The transporter in the basement of the Yokohama base starts up on its own. Takeru has returned.

I broke a fossil. He told the teachers he did it. My dream is to be with Takeru! That's it!

The park where the children play is tinted with dusk. It is about time for everyone except Takeru, who is a foreigner in the world, to start heading home.

Takeru tells Sumika about the other world. He gets to the part about the XM3 Trials.

When Takeru vanishes from everyone's memory, he'll cease to exist. Now he understands the truth of the other Yuuko's warning.

Yuuko immediately rejects Takeru's optimistic statement that even if people around him lose their memories, he can rebuild his relationships with them.

Sumika asks why Takeru didn't return her call yesterday. Takeru tries to avoid her, lest her memories be lost too.

Even if everyone in the world forgets him, Sumika, and only Sumika, will remember him. Takeru embraces hope.

If the falling steel frame had shifted even slightly, Sumika would have died immediately.

Sumika grabs on to Takeru even tighter, saying that she will never forget him and will never let him go. The light of hope glows slightly in Takeru's chest