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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.

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Lt. Tsukuyomi says that no Japanese would ever break a promise made in the Shogun’s name, and Major Walken accepts the offer.

Takeru realizes that this whole debate was an attempt to buy time for Yuuhi to rest.

Komaki hears the last words of her dying men, and realizes that her job is done.

Takeru realizes that this whole debate was an attempt to buy time for Yuuhi to rest.

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.

Sgt. Jinguuji hears Tsukuyomi's outburst towards Walken, and reminds her that any provocative statements might interfere with the completion of the mission.

Takeru frowns as he takes a container of Triazolam from the medkit.

As the time comes to get moving again, Takeru is hesitant to use the Triazolam.

Komaki can’t hold back the Valkyrie assault, and is now the last one left.

He’s frustrated at how he was only able to sit and watch things unfold, and asks himself what he's lacking. But he gets know answer.

Takeru sympathizes with him, but is still hesitant to inject the drug.

Thinking back to Japan's history since the 2nd world war, Walken's statement is correct.