Losing Sight of What it Should Be|keyframe card

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The military and government didn’t care about the people they were supposed to be protecting, Meiya said. The coup plotters rose up to save the suffering people.

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Reading requires proximity to its target, and the survival rate for getting into the center of a Hive is just 6%.

When Kasumi comes to wake him up again Takeru is relieved.

A soldier’s priority isn't granting the people’s wishes.

Reading is the process of seeing thoughts as pictures and feelings as colors. Translating that into words is the task of an ESP manifestors.

As Kasumi comes to the roof of one of the surface facilities, Takeru tells her it’s the highest place they have easy access to.

Takeru begins to teach Kasumi Ayatori.

Meiya angrily says that it doesn’t make sense to say you’re doing something for the sake of the nation while putting strain on the weakest of its citizens.

Takeru says that no matter what her past is, Kasumi is Kasumi. But Yuuko sees through him.

Maintaining a mental image of Takeru requires massive mental stress. For that reason, they had to live together so that the psychic bond between them would be strengthen them.

Yuuko warned him not to make contact with anyone else, but Takeru has trouble resisting Mikoto’s invitation.

Takeru notices a sealed letter on the ground in the hallway Ayamine ran off through.

Takeru goes to Ayamine’s room to deliver the letter.