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Since anyone who talks to Takeru will cease to recognize him, he sits on a bench with nowhere to go. Exhausted and miserable, he falls into a dreamless sleep.

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When the Americans response in English, the rebels point their guns at them.

Sakon says that the fact that things are so bad that Yuuhi's stand-down order was ignored was part of the reason for the coup. Takeru isn’t satisfied.

Sakon gives his opinion of the truth of the coup: that the youth have risen up to fix the nation’s corruption.

Yuuhi understands the situation and orders Takeru to go even faster.

Yuuhi put an end to the capital city battle by using herself as a distraction and forcing the plotters to pursue her.

If the Americans can handle E3 and they can pass through the old Hiekawa Toll Booth before the encirclement is complete, they’ll have won.

Yuuhi is willing to put her life at first to save the lives of many soldiers and citizens. But Takeru still isn't sure.

Sagiri’s followers listen to him carefully, holding cups of their own.

As Komaki continues to resist, Cpt. Isumi calls her on an open channel and says this battle is meaningless.

Suzumiya calls out to the crying Tsukiji as she tries to protect her.

In the Koubuin clan, twins are regarded as an ill-omen that can potentially split Japan. Meiya was given to the Mitsurugi clan immediately after being born.

Takeru had thought that Meiya was sent to the UN because it was her duty as a member of the Shogun's clan, but it was actually a sign of Japan’s trust for the UN, Yuuhi tells him.