Resolve To Do It With Your Own Hands|keyframe card

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Sagiri realized that he would have to dirty his hands to save Japan from danger.

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User's Card | 당신이 소유 한 카드

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.

Takeru doesn’t know what to say to Miki, but Kamiyo tells him Yuuhi wants to see him.

Irma clutches her pendant, and thinks of her father and family in a faraway land.

Miki has a terrifying thought: her father might be involved in the coup in order to bring the Americans closer to Japan.

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.

Yuuhi thanks Takeru, and says she hopes that what they discussed may provide him with a clue to solving his problems.

Takeru suddenly starts talking and comes forward.

Sagiri begins to approach in response to Tsukuyomi’s message.

Yuuhi is suffering from her inability to heal her exhausted people, but through her desire to protect the people, their soul, and their nation, Takeru learns what a nation is.

Sagiri and Ayamine have known each other for years. The two of them were raised like sibling.

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

One of the trainees appears before Yuuhi as she tries to go to persuade the rebels.