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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Asked his goal, Takeru answers “humanity’s victory” without hesitation.

Takeru can understand Sagiri's love for his country, but he has something more important.

Ayamine says Sagiri's name, shaking, in front of the waterfall.

Sagiri knows immediately who is in this red Takemikazuchi that blocked his attack.

Walken orders his men to protect Shirogane, but they’re blocked by rebels and can’t go to his aid.

Tsukuyomi tells Sagiri that his actions have awakened Japan.

A fairy tale is about to begin... a very small story, and a very big one...

Jinguuji receives Walken’s orders to fight the rebels and meet up with Shirogane and the Royal Guard. She gives the same order to Chizuru and Ayamine.

Tsukuyomi tells him that he's become an outlaw to awaken Japan. But Sagiri knew that would happen.

Japanese must remember who they are, and work to live up to that ideal every day.

Takeru is worried that Meiya might be upset she couldn't save Sagiri.

Takeru thinks of something and leaves formation.