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Sagiri says Japan is too caught up in its role as the protector of the world.

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User's Card | 당신이 소유 한 카드

A basketball goal fell on the students in the gym class. Her classmates say that Sumika was beneath it.

I broke a fossil. He told the teachers he did it. My dream is to be with Takeru! That's it!

Takeru says a silent goodbye to Sumika. Yuuko begins to share her thoughts on what happened to the three women due to the causality leakage.

The park where the children play is tinted with dusk. It is about time for everyone except Takeru, who is a foreigner in the world, to start heading home.

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.

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

The joy of seeing Sumika refuse to give up. The sadness of having no choice but to reject Sumika in order to protect her. Takeru is tempted to turn around right now.

Yuuko realizes that while Takeru may be acting like a joker, he’s still the soldier he is on the other side.

Yuuko says that when he’s saved the world, to come back and tell her more fascinating stories. Takeru promises that when it's over, he’ll come back.

Takeru says he’d never thought that he’d lose what he cared about, or see it change. He asks Sumika if she can imagine life without him.

In his old, peaceful world, the people Takeru cares about are living their lives.

Takeru only made it this far because Marimo helped him in the last world. He can’t tell her that, but he wants to share his gratitude nonetheless.