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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.

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Sagiri's actions are no different than those of the Japanese government during the expulsion at Mt. Tengan. He and his men have no right to claim to speak for the people.

Takeru doesn’t know what to say to Miki, but Kamiyo tells him Yuuhi wants to see him.

Irma clutches her pendant, and thinks of her father and family in a faraway land.

Finally in front of the Shogun, Sagiri kneels on the palm of his TSF and gives his name.

Yuuhi finishes her speech and tells Takeru to go.

Takeru thinks that perhaps he’s not enough of a Japanese patriot.

Sagiri apologizes for the pain he's caused Yuuhi, but says it’s only until the pus has been purged from the Empire.

Irma promises to invite Miki and her dad to Finland when it’s rebuilt.

Irma says that she needs to get citizenship to get her family out of the refugee camps, and that her father volunteered for the Finnish army and went missing.

Yuuhi says that Chizuru's father was a loyal servant of hers, and she feels no end of sadness at his passing. But she wants her to endure just a little while longer.

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.

Yuuhi is suffering from her inability to heal her exhausted people, but through her desire to protect the people, their soul, and their nation, Takeru learns what a nation is.