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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.

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Reading is the process of seeing thoughts as pictures and feelings as colors. Translating that into words is the task of an ESP manifestors.

Takeru's gratitude reached Kasumi, but more than that, she felt uncertain.

Takeru tells Sumika that he’s been in another world..

Kasumi was drawing pictures of Takeru in her sketchbook to maintain her image of him.

It was Mikoto, who is a boy in the old world, who spoke to Takeru.

Ayamine appears extremely shaken and runs off. Meiya entrusts it to Takeru to run after her.

When he sees Kasumi try to feed him, it reminds him of Sumika.

“It was a forced eviction, right?” Takeru says as if it was nothing, and Meiya gets angry.

Tsukuyomi’s team says they’ve remained in Yokohama to protect Meiya. Meiya emotionally argues back.

Silence in the command room as they listen to Sagiri.

Yuuko says that America’s goal is to use the G bombs outside their territory and rule the post-war world. Undersecretary Tamase says he can’t rule out the possibility.

Meiya says that it’s the natural thing to do if another nation’s military arrives on their soil, even if the U.N. approve dit.