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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 coup plotters will ask for a direct order from the Shogun, but it won’t come immediately.

Meiya apologizes for Tsukuyomi’s attitude, but Takeru understands it's only natural that she’d think that way.

Takeru asks about the Shogun’s safety. Tsukuyomi tells him the plotters have turned their backs on the Imperial Capital Castle and aren’t pointing their guns at it.

A soldier fired at the Royal Guard and the Royal Guard 2nd Regiment Fought Back.

207-B defends Tougashima Castle. It’s getting dark and snow is starting to fall.

The U.N. doesn’t want an unstable Japan, but Yuuko asks if that’s because they only see Japan as a shield.

Those who thought strengthening relationships with the U.N. would only make Japan suffer more caused the coup.

Sagiri served under Shuukaku and looked up to him like a father.

Undersecretary Tamase orders the base to intervene in the coup. The commander asks why.

A soldier fired at the Royal Guard and the Royal Guard 2nd Regiment Fought Back.

207-B defends Tougashima Castle. It’s getting dark and snow is starting to fall.

The people from COSEAN who gave her the letter said that Shuukaku prioritized saving civilian lives.