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Takeru says his thank you, as well. “I will always be proud that you were the one who trained me,” Takeru says. Marimo says that Takeru was always destined for greatness.

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The Imperial Army on the continent helped evacuate the local citizens at Ayamine's father's command. As a result, the UN Army took heavy damage, and he was punished.

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.

Yuuhi says that she herself will go in her Takemikazuchi to persuade the rebels to stand down, and end the conflict as soon as possible.

Meiya says she’ll go to persuade the plotters instead.

Even though there’s a partition between them, the two don't look at each other.

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

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.

Meiya weeps, asking why someone who feels so strongly towards his country, its people, and Yuuhi, would kill others. Her feelings are a reflection of Yuuhi’s own heart.

Everyone adjusts their posture, and Yuuhi looks up as Walken speaks.

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.