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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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Sagiri's team executes their drop sequence.

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

Sagiri arrives at Atsugi Base and is met at the runway by well-prepared rebels.

Lt. Tsukuyomi then turns her anger on Sgt. Jinguuji, and asks if the Royal Guard are the UN’s enemy too. A fight feels like it might break out at any moment.

Takeru had thought that Meiya was sent to the UN because it was her duty as a member of the Shogun's clan, but it was actually a sign of Japan’s trust for the UN, Yuuhi tells him.

Sagiri arrives at Atsugi Base and is met at the runway by well-prepared rebels.

Through his conversation with Yuuhi, Takeru realizes that living in this world means having resolve, and protecting others.

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.

Komaki volunteers to take out the UN Forces so that Sagiri can get to Yuuhi.

Lt. Tsukuyomi says that it’s the American government that’s putting American soldier’s lives in danger.

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