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Those who get careless are the first to die on the battlefield. A girl who should have been the edge of humanity’s sword instead dies to those who believe in their own justice.

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The Shogun has been entrusted by the Emperor with running all aspects of the state, and her safety is a higher priority than even the government’s demands.

Sagiri’s followers listen to him carefully, holding cups of their own.

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.

Walken is annoyed, but Tsukuyomi insist that a mere unit commander doesn’t have the right to order a foreign nation's head of state to be injected with dangerous drugs.

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

Gasping for breath, Yuuhi tells them to prioritize ending the coup over her own safety.

As Takeru tries to take care of Yuuhi, he remembers that Meiya was worried about somebody.

Takeru tells Yuuhi that she understands how both the soldiers who caused the coup and the politicians who worked so hard for Japan feel.

Major Walken suggests giving Yuuhi a sedative.

Those who get careless are the first to die on the battlefield. A girl who should have been the edge of humanity’s sword instead dies to those who believe in their own justice.

Lt. Tsukuyomi says that using Triazolam in these conditions is dangerous, but Walken shoots her down.

A transport with Shiranuis inside, each carved with the word “Resshi”, is waiting to take off.