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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 finds out that Yuuhi's been undergoing TSF combat-speed acceleration without getting any sleep since the start of the coup.

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.

Takeru isn’t sure why Sagiri would offer a cease-fire after taking such a big risk to surround the Shogun's escort.

Yuuhi wakes up, and tells Takeru to inject her with the Triazolam.

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

Sagiri raises his cup high, saying he's going to retake the Shogun Koubuin Yuuhi, who is the soul of Japan, and its future.

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.

Even while they’re resting, people who should be fighting the BETA are dying.

In the Koubuin clan, twins are regarded as an ill-omen that can potentially split Japan. Meiya was given to the Mitsurugi clan immediately after being born.

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.