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The students are all sad over the loss of the teacher they respected.

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谷口将樹(masaki)

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Walken says the best move is to leave the battlefield immediately.

Above the battlefield, a large transport convoy roars overhead.

As she sees the formation of Antonov An-225 Mriya transports flying low to the ground, Komaki realizes she’s succeeded in her mission.

Gasping for breath, Yuuhi tells them to prioritize ending the coup over her own safety.

Yuuhi's hands shake slightly, as she says that Meiya may be disillusioned with her for using her as a political tool.

Takeru tells Yuuhi that she understands how both the soldiers who caused the coup and the politicians who worked so hard for Japan feel.

Meiya was infuriated at the forced expulsion of the people from Mt. Tengan, and Yuuhi was willing to be a decoy to protect the people of the capital. They're both similar in that they love the people of Japan.

But Takeru doesn’t understand how the rebels benefit from this honor or pride.

Komaki hears the last words of her dying men, and realizes that her job is done.

Takeru realizes that this whole debate was an attempt to buy time for Yuuhi to rest.

Walken says the best move is to leave the battlefield immediately.

Lt. Tsukuyomi says that it’s the American government that’s putting American soldier’s lives in danger.