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Meiya says that regardless of what problems the government and military have, it’s the Shogun's responsibility to fix. There was no need for the rebels to shed blood.

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Sagiri says when the time limit runs out, he’ll do whatever it takes to recover the Shogun.

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.

Kashiwagi takes down a rebel with a Type 87 Support Assault Cannon. A rebel Shiranui comes to attack her, judging her to be the greater threat.

Sagiri’s followers listen to him carefully, holding cups of their own.

As the battle rages, 207 has passed through Hiekawa. But they stop before getting too far away.

Triazolam is a sedative, and a common treatment for acceleration sickness. But it can cause muscle relaxation, breathing difficulties, and even heart failure.

Yuuhi's hands shake slightly, as she says that Meiya may be disillusioned with her for using her as a political tool.

Meiya was infuriated at the forced expulsion of the people from Mt. Tengan, and Yuuhi was willing to be a decoy to protect the people of the capital. They're both similar in that they love the people of Japan.

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

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.

Sgt. Jinguuji hears Tsukuyomi's outburst towards Walken, and reminds her that any provocative statements might interfere with the completion of the mission.