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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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Takeru meets Sumika by chance in front of the park.

The TV's showing news of the evacuation from Mt. Tengen.

Takeru says calmly that he can’t help it if she knows what he thinks, and if he was misunderstood, he’ll just have to solve the misunderstanding.

Sagiri Naoya, an Imperial Army Officer, is the man in the coup plotter’s broadcast.

Sakon says he’s willing to use a relative of the Shogun, or even his own daughter, to further his own ends. This angers Takeru.

Ayamine hands Takeru the unopened letter. He reads it.

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

Chizuru admits that her father’s death is actually a shock to her.

Ayamine hands Takeru the unopened letter. He reads it.

Silence in the command room as they listen to Sagiri.

Takeru says that pulling forces from the defense lines during a battle to save humanity is stupid.

Tsukuyomi asks Takeru if he’s willing to go to the U.N. for help, even if the U.N. is acting in the interests of a “certain country’s” global strategy.