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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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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.

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.

Defending Tougashima Castle is 207’s Mission

During the trip to Tougashima, they’re told fighting has broken out in the capital.

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.

Those who thought strengthening relationships with the U.N. would only make Japan suffer more caused the coup.

As a Japanese, Takeru should know that the Americans aren’t worth trusting after all the things they’ve done to abandon Japan.

“If she's carrying this suffering alone, at least I want my heart to be with her...” Meiya thinks of someone who is far away.

Takeru says that what she told him is their secret.

Meiya’s first worry is if the people are okay.