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Lt. Tsukuyomi says that the American government's actions have caused their own soldiers to be put in danger, and if he’s going to try and blame it on Japan he shouldn’t intervene at all.

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Even if he tells her the truth, or about the other world, Sumika won't understand. But she refuses to give up.

Takeru's consciousness is the pipe connecting the two worlds, and information about him is sucked into the pipe from the memories of those who are strongly aware of his presence.

Takeru deliberately uses harsh words to drive Sumika away, knowing he's become a walking disaster.

He'd thought that Sumika at least, would be okay… But now he realizes how naïve he was.

Takeru enters the school, taking one long good look. Sumika, who had just arrived at school, was also at the entrance.

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

She's asleep, and no visitors are allowed. Thanks to a major surgery she's going to survive.

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

Takeru walks to the roof of the school building. As he walks, he's calling out Sumika's name...

Yuuko stops Takeru as he heads for the rooftop. She knew he was going to jump off the roof and make himself disappear as well.

The last cultural festival. I'm glad I got to dance with Takeru at the folk dance. Takeru said he's going to Hakuryo. I'll never make it there!

Sumika was hurt by Takeru's words. Even so, her feelings for him remain unchanged.