Not Even Your Heart is Free|keyframe card

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Meiya says that everyone has expectations for people who excel, and those people have a duty to live up to the trust placed in them. Takery gets even more upset.

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Takeru says that the enemy's such a good pilot it doesn’t feel like fighting a Gekishin. In answer to Mikoto's message, Takeru says he’ll handle this enemy.

Suddenly, an explosion rocks the other side of the exercise area. Everyone comes to a stop.

The phrase Code991 flashes. An alert sounds. This area should be free of BETA, but they're coming out of the ground in droves.

The veteran doesn't miss how Takeru is moving. He quickly dodges the attack from the side and shakes off the pursuing attack.

Marimo tells him it’s okay to be a coward. That if you know fear, you become sensitive to death, and hard to kill.

Takeru gets annoyed at himself, too. He's been forced to use hypnotic suggestions and drugs, and treated like an errand boy. He's better than this, he says.

In the blackness, he can hear the sound of his own heart beating. The sound of explosions and vibrations breaks the silence. Is that the sound of the BETA tearing apart his machine?

The phrase Code991 flashes. An alert sounds. This area should be free of BETA, but they're coming out of the ground in droves.

Command orders the TSFs to stay on standby until ammo arrives. Shark's leader gives the same order to 207. Chizuru recovers enough to give orders to 207.

Takeru is brought to the verge of tears. Everything he's done has been recognized. His comrades, who were watching from the shadows, share their joy.

The veterans ask Takeru if he's really the one behind the new OS. Takeru tells the veterans that exchanging information during the exercises is forbidden. The veterans laugh at him.

The veterans tell Takeru he's obligated to answer the questions of a superior officer. Takeru has no choice but to tell the veterans that yes, he is the one behind the new OS.