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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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At Meiya’s words he abandons his hesitation and tries to shake off Hunter 3.

Takeru stands on that hill, looking out on Yokohama.

Sagiri has killed too many of his brethren to turn back now.

During Operation Lucifer the US military dropped a new anti-hive weapon, the G-bomb, on Yokohama without warning.

Walken lost his witness, but he tells Takeru to retreat immediately.

Sagiri has killed too many of his brethren to turn back now.

The long night ends, and Komaki learns of Sagiri's death.

Sagiri's signal disappears.

Drunk on their new importance, people have forgotten virtue.

The Takemikazuchi and Shiranui ready themselves for one final strike.

Meiya doesn’t have a fortified suit and can’t tell what’s going on in the battle.

Hunter 3, the one that fired at Takeru, tries to fire again, but its weapons are locked.